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Tin loc;il boy- returned to Greenn ‘“!i i tie Thursday after having attend- ■ I the camp at Fort Benjamin Har-li-on, Indianapolis for thirty days. There was a total of sixeen Putnam < eunty boys who’ were in camp dur-

ing the past month.

, The Greencastle boys are: Robert ! Boh' nl, David Richards, Paul Weav-

I er ’ 0tto Dol>bii ' Jr > Freddie Thomas, liCWd Forest Rigg- ( Carlton Cunningham,

jFi ddie Masten, Lloyd Thomas and

! Donald Riley.

Personal And

"When I went into thi F nitary Meat Market at Jl \\ evt I' rankli' Street I thought to toy elf 'hen'a place that >uit Middy Bread.’ The word ‘sanitary’ wen with both. You know every nook and corifr of the big factory where Middy is uroduced is as clean as 1 like to keep iny collar, and this food store is just like it and the customers that want that sort of food f< r their table were finding it at the Sanitary for they ,-ell lots of it the manager told me every day. 'I - the demand grow big?' I asked ‘Yes, a Jew 1 new ones all the time, and once they buy it they keep on ordering' ‘Pretty good te-timony of its goodness,’ I said.

Ad Man Middy Bread.

Middy Bread

, Mi.i. W. I\ Le.ibotter U visiting in 1 Uloomingt' n for a few days. Willis E. Gill was in FI. t Rock 111I inois Thursday preaching a funeral. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jones a daughter, Wilma Mondonna. I Miss Margaret Johnson left today on her vacation from the County Fios-

pital.

Mrs. Ge rge Frank, near Morton i ha. accepted a position at th J. H.

I Pitchford Store,

Bertram Mueslis of Albany, N. Y., j is visiting in's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I Charles C. Mueslis, Northwood.

otherwise perfect mate MEMPHIS, Tlnn., July 19. (UP) — Mrs. Mary Gibson has filed suit in Circuit Court to obtain a divorce from he husband, Clark Gibson. Her petition alleges: “In 1917 my husband broke a broom handle over my head.’’ "In 1918 he used his fists.’’ “In 1919 he hit me on the head | with a chair.’’ ‘ In 1920 he made me sleep on the | I floor.” "Filially 1 wa - forced to leave home| and support myself.”

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donner are at home from a motor trip of several weeks, thtough the north-west.

Mrs. Hinn'he Lcachman has returned home after a month's visit in Gary

Ringwood, 111., and

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('. M. Cook and family of Danville visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Cook, south Indiana

street.

NOTH K I ha'R bought the Vandalia i!i"cery and restaurant from I. II Hui t and am now here I welcome dl of Mr. Hurst' custouiei and evten I special invitation to all. Omer Mall. 19-St.

IN MEMORY In loving lemembrancc of Charles E. Whalen who died 9 yes i s ago tjday July 19, 1919. Sadly mi sed by mother. Mrs. Win. Morgan.

OFt END ON W ESI HADKN

WEST BADEN, Ind., July 19 (UP) —Republican State candidates and party leaders moved enmasse on West j Baden today to make a political day

Baptist of the mid-summer outing of the In-

i.un li will meet at the church Fii-|diana Republican editorial associationi

at 2.20. Plea.-e note opening with a banquet todnight. 1 0 l " e " ! J”* 111 K‘‘faever has

Meeting Place Changed. The Co-Workers of the

Dr. Henry B. Longden, a member of the State Board of Education, is in Indianapolis attending a session of

the board.

Jim Young, who ha.- been visiting

RETURNS HOME

Mi - Ruth N. Lane of 512 S. Indian.! street ha- returned home after’ a • vi ral days auto trip in company with C. C. Wysong, wife and daughter of Indianapolis. They went east by

^ way of Columbus and Cleveland, O. Highland Park, j through Buffalo and New York City,

to Providence, R. I., Norfolk Conn., the Berkshire Hills and on to the Atlantic Coast at Plymouth, thence to Boston, Cambridge, Concord and Lexington, then up the Atlantic Coast to Portsmouth, Me. from there west through Concord N’. 1L, the White Mountains to Mountpelier, Vt., over the Green Mountains, crossing l,ake Champlain at Ft. Ticonderoga, then n th crossing the St. Lawrence River into Canada, at Montreal, from there'

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his grandparent , Mr. ; n I Mrs. A. M.| they went to Qubec, Toronto, the Young, ha- returned to his home I" j Thores an I Islands and through Canl hieago. ada to Detroit Mich., thence to Ann

, . n . , Arbor, south Rend and Indianapolis.

rhe trip was without accident and after several days visit with Mrs.

Bello Carver.

The Roachdalc Bang administrator

in everyway, enjoyable and profitable from a historical, geographical and

literary standpoint.

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rTRirE stylish, youthy 011 - I tered around the continues in gra.OR etylc requires long, u P ou ported hose and here l ,oUI popular n Oi ^ < t IF1I Fom5t Carta

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The new pavement on north indiana street to our garage is now open for traffic. We have been partly shut off from up town traffic for a month, but with the new pavement open, our front door is again open.

Remember that the intense heat of the summer efTeets your motor as it does the driver. Keep it in tfood order by letting us look after it. A look at it now may save you many dollars in repair hills later.

change in meeting place. d* + 'l* \ttcnH Knworlh Institute. \|i Mary Leuise Marri- and John Rodney are spending the week at Ita-Ge Ground, where they are att' tiding the K|iworth League Institute. •F -F -i- •»• + + Delightful liirthday Party. Mi.-. Allan Main entertained Monr > afternoon July Kith with a suri liart'. for hei son, Herschel Lee oecu-sion being hi.- 10th birthday anniversary. rwenty of his fiiends were present. I e fternoon was spent in playing l nn . Refreshments of ice cream, ke and candy were served. + + + + + ^ Mulberry ( nuple 'larried Mere. Mi- Mary Bruner and Edward Ly- . both of Mulberry, III., were marm thi- city Wednesday after- • n at t ie Baptist Church by Rev. D i , with tlio double ring ceremony | In in ■ u. i I. They were accompanied , by three friends from Terre Haute. + "F •»• + d - + I .iniiiy Reunion. Tl •■ annual Reunion of the Rolling) miily has been changed to Sunday July 22. 1928. Everyone invited,

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Uconomirs ( lub Mrs. Sam Henry and Mrs. John Nelson entertained the Economics Club, July 12th. A large crowd was l'i. cut and all expressed themselv1 a havii g -pent an agreeable evening. lb fre-hments were served.

filed an inventory and appraisement

of the estate.

CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our relatives, t iends and neighbors for the kindand sympathy .-hown during the

taut and in place, gn

efon

Candidates, headed by Senator Aithur R. Robinson, seeking re-elec-

tion and Hurry (i. Leslie, gubernator-1 Mrs. M. M. Marshall and guests, I no

ial nominee, came tiom Salem wherejMi. and Mr . Thomp-on, are -pend-j illi • -- and death of cur beloved son they addressed a third di-triet rally'mg today with .Mr. and Mrs. James land I rotlu . Kenneth Crowe. We esWednesday, where Robinson attacked! \lhin at Ladoga. : peciaily tiiai.k Rev. Bruner foi his Alfred E. Smith as a “wet" and a . , , . , . consoling words, the singers, and untammany leadsi Both Robinson end M '. ' N ’ 1 ^ •’ * " " l ”'' " dertaker McCurry for his efficient Laalie pledged support to strict en ) vl ' ' . K. C. Khngei rvlce ; .„,i 8 h those who contributed

' ' the beautital Horal offerings.

to the popular shc-. h,,re Light and comtorta: 0R £

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style. Beside^,

tequires one- ^ , Vtatoui CotsaDi.;*-

forcement of p/uhibitiin laws. I^'-lie adding he would oppose any efforts to modify the Wright-Bone-Dry law.

J. H. PifcM

of Delaware, Ohio, has returned to

her home on Ea t Seminar/.

--Mother, Step-Father, Brothers and

Mi>- Carol Shultz, County Nurse, SiMtr.

ENDORSE FARM FLAN CHICAGO, July 19. (UP)— The American Farm Bureau Federation will give its endorsemt nt to at least one part of Herbert Hoover's new farm relief plan, the United Press was informed today. “Mr. Hoover's projects for railroad reorganization and development of the Great Lukes outlet to the sea are highly desirable,” said M. S. Winder, executive secretary of the federation ‘A- for hi- co-operative marketing plan, an intelligent opinion could not be given without knowledge of its fullest details.”

ha.- returned from N'a.-hville, Temp - see where .-he ha.- been attending the George Peabody College for teachers.

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WHAT PRICE SUMMER

CHICAGO, July 19. (UP)—Vaca-

W ° • nlnm-t MOW it -tart-,I,‘ high adu ul t( . aughter of the University of Min-’ for ^'end thousand children here. I and 17 elemental ;ken

ncsta is visiting his brother Ben

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Rley. They spent Thursday in Martinsville at the Gold Fish Hatcheries.

Our mechanical work is absolutely guaranteed to be first class in every way. We turn out our work at the earliest possible date, commensurate with the doing of high class jobs.

I Ml WORMS DANGEROUS

REGISTRATION TO START

Miss Alvada Miller and Mis- Milln | — Miller and Mrs. Henry Smith an i sons of Terre Haute who have been j === the guests of Mr. and Mr-. John Hui: , =1 east of the city, have returned to thei, =|j

homes.

If you have a mashed fender or body dent, we can roil it out, repaint it and make it look as good as ever. We have the famous Duct) paints and experts to apply it. We have a w recking service that works 21 hours every day. If you need it, call (iS. Our firestone tires are the peer of all tires. We give free service on them within a radius of 5 miles of (ireeneastle. ( all us if you have a puncture on Firestone tires and our service is free.

I JOSEPH. Mich. July 19. (UP I ' lui’-ily fi-h worm- go through li' without causing much damage but betc they l*‘d to the arrest of • ■ m. n and the severe beating ot ip «>s. ar Breiling awaits trial f i . ulting Alliert Pilas after an ary nient on 1’ila.-' lawn where Brieling was digging for worms. Theie will bo no mid-week prayer no-cting at the Presbyterian church, dining the absence of Rev. V. L. and Mr Raphael, who are in tho K t on their vacation.

Registration for the Treasure Hunt to be ("iiducted under the au pices of the local public library will start tomorrow and the hunt will be started Saturday. There are no feeattached to thi anil a Vacation Reading Diploma will be issued by Indiana University for everyone who

successfully passes the tests.

Mimeograph booklet.- have been made explaining the requirement- and giving the reading lists. Also the clues are in this booklet and the reader has to fill in the name of the

book and the author and give a littie criticism Dating whether the read-j with Mi

er liked the book or not, and why. The hunt i- divided into three different i-lasse- with different reading lists for each and should offer an interesting div ersion for all the boy-

and girls who like to read.

Miss Louise Robinson returned to| her home in thi- city Tuesday evening after spending two weeks with I her sister Mrs. A. J. Paschen and §j|§

friends at MidMebury.

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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Allen and two sons left Thursday for their home in Portsmouth, Ohio, after visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stoner at their home in Northwood.

Just received—A ship»t _» new $1.00 wash dresses. ^Vies 18 to 52. New styles anti

patterns.

Just in— A new assortmen

of 40-inch flowered voile sell at 39c per yard.

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Mr. and Mis. E. G. Thompson oL-S Long Beach, Cnlif rnia are guests of

Mr. and Mis. M. M. Marshall. Mrs. == Thompson is the daughter of the late i =1 Dr. Delo.-sy M. Wood and a graduate ==

of the University class of 1907.

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J. SUDRANSKI CO.

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Mrs. \V. M. \Yi - fall and son Paulj Oklahoma City, vi.-ited a few days.

Belle Carver, She left Tues

day for a motor trip of a month toj Boston and other cities in the East.

Mrs. Carver accompanied them.

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S '1 VI I fire in home

Large section- of plate glass for \ the display windows of the new J. C. I Penney store arrived Wednesday morning. They will he put in place

We sell good gas—Shell—and oils. Use our service.

FRANKLIN STREET GARAGE Telephone 68. .lust Off The Square On Indiana St. A. H. ( HENOWETH, Prop.

W in av evening while Henry I’l l hi .ind In.- family were away attending the carnival a bed and some other thing- caught fire and burned at their home hack of Trembly ami W’illian)-. \ feather bed, blanket, -beet and pillows were among ihe things burned.

Tiie fire was noticed by neighbors ami was extinguished by them, and

th fire department wa.- not called,

out. The damage to the room

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK

The hog market was 15 to 2.1 cents immediately, according to workmen, lower at the Indianapolis Livestock and this will peed along the re mod i Exchange today. Bulk (170 to H00> oiling work on the business room-, lb- cleared the pens at $11.50 to $11.- fornu rly occupied by Allen Brothers 00. Receipts were estimated at 7,Out), at the southwe-t to ner of the square.i The cattle market closed steady on „ »j

receipt of 700 head. Beef steers

brought •13.50 to $15.75. Floy ? > Calve- receipts numbered 600 and the , ”" 1 " ' '■ ' '‘"p 1 ! ... , . . . Meron, preparing for the Putnam, maiket was steady. V ealers brought , . , , , ,

. , ,, ( ounty boys and girls who aie leav*13.50 to $14..,0 and heavy calves $7 . ,, , ' .

»jj mg Monday for this camp. The CounSheep receipts numbered 1,000. The 1 ty A * rnt Ktaled . that so far ,<ixte( ‘ n!

market wa- steady.

Excursion

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ALL OVER INDIANA

SPENCER- A new swimming pool was ! at McCormicks Creek Canyon Park,

-light Mar-hal Braden was cullen and two and one-half miles east of here, *• investigating the source of the wilI be dedicilted Wednesday aftervv, - thought A)iat a prowler noun. Invitations to the affair have may have entered the house while b^n sent Gov Ed. Jackson and other everyone wa- away and dropped either State officials. A swimming tournau match or a cigarette on the bed and ment and life saving demonstrations

1 tutted the fire. will follow

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girls and seven boys had signed up to go to the camp and if any others were going they would have to sign up immediately. This number is not large enough to warrant a special car, and if this cannot be procured Stevenson did not know how they |

would get to Meron.

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M0N0N ROUTE

Saturday Night, July 21

Special Train Leaves

Greencastle 12:55 A. M. Sunday Fare for Round Trip, $ ; J

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Arrives Michigan City. 6:00 A. M.—Returning. Michigan City 8:00 P. M.. Sunday, July 22.

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ROl •kei eck ■rid ;ult< ury urr ivei Ihe tr 1 ■ion, led.

the formal program

FOR KALE—Modern 6 room cot-' tage. Reasonable down payment, rest like rent. Prof. L. E. Mitchell 19-3t'

J. D. ELLIS. Agent

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