The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 January 1929 — Page 2

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Personal And Local News

Miss lienc Owen was an Indiananolis visitor Tuesday. M. C. Hart of Anderson spent Wednesday in (ireeneastle visiting friends. R. R. Moore, rural route 4, was a visitor in (ireeneastle Wednesday on

business.

A. G. Brown wa in Indianapolis today attending the sessions of the

‘State legislatin ' .

Bernard Shinn left the hospital Hinkle, North Jack-on St., and lieslie Wednesday where he underwent a I Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. George dims operaticn yesterday. j Frank of < linton halls.

The ceiemony was performed Tuo;

S°OT Surprise Party Given Tuesday A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mi Lycurgus Stoner Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock for Miss Virginia Stoner and Ott Braden, in honor of the birth ay anniversaries

| of both.

A number of friends planned the surprise, and had a pitch-in supper. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Moore, Mr. and Mis. Aaron \meld, Keith Hall, Miss Mae Mullins Miss Nellie Browning, Miss Jo-ephine Stoner, Robert Stoner and son, Bobby.

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Miss Hinkle Bride Of Leslie Frank

A marriage which comes as cr mplete surprise to their friends in Greencastle, is that of Miss h ranees Hinkle, daughter of Mrs. Marion

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Bern to Mi. and Mrs. Smith Jan. 18th a daughter.

' Sunday w ith C. J. Ragan and family. Mis- Edmon Steward was in Green-

Uustle Thursday afternoon.

I led hisher of Greenca tie was a call'r in Fillmore Thin day afterMi Lota U ikm and children noon -

•pent unduy <■ < with Mr- Hen ! Rrv - Hanael Town will fill his regry Phillip, and family. appointment at the M. E. church

Sunday morning and evening. Every-

family H.|cne invited.

Carl Phillips wa in Indianapolis.

Mr:,. M.dti. R. Pruitt, wi *

and

u Richard pent'

\ 'M XL RI PdRI Ml THL ( IIy of GREENCASTLE, INI).

Appropriation IliHburaements

Salary of Mayor buppnr;. „f .Mayor

Salary of City ( In k Suppln- of ( *ity ( le-rk

1 of Citj l i .i un i .... ''iupplif of < ity Cl .rarer .. ui.-ii \ uf Ciiy Att- mey . . !!

i" etal ( ouricil I'c. s

( oiiri ( ust, .'iuppln- • of Attorney Salary of City | iifgmeer . . . . Supplies of Engineer ■ ' l|; iry of 't i. ' i < ■ ininijs -lono \y fig- , of St i' 11 I .-jbor Supplies for atreid - I '• ■ I rn ('in 11 ul, Si ..p Light s Street Light Rent :duti i ial ior Stin t . Street Inter, nli m . Salary of M ir hull XVagei T I’nlii'" U'.ugi iif ;;jn i i d I’ldice . ... UPplie. for I’ lien S. i la ry of Pi re i h i • f V\ igi of Is gul ir Kiiemen . M ig> of Pi . tin Ei i • men . . .. liyarant Rental Hon • K\|>. n-' • M'ldn foi Kir I»'p.ul merit K* luill to I aiuipinent Nt w Pire Pi pnpment Salary of <’«iuuei| .' : alaiy of llealth < HTieer .... f-upplie ul II' .dl h Offiri'i Comp of Auditor Pimiing aitil Adv» i li ing . .. I pen.-.e oT Ree'ii«l . Bonds Intere I <'it Bund Sinking Fund Mi-eellaueour-tii- Tux Park Fund Rate C e e .. Eire Trp- k

600.00

26.00 75(1.(10 150.00

BOO.(Ml

150.011

500.00

100.00 60.00 25.00

1.250.00

IO0.INI

1.660.00 1 068.00 i ,500 00

100.00

10.600.0(1 1,027.61 8,187.27 1.. 900.00 1.590.00 200.00

450 OO

1.900.00 3.900.00

900.00

7,270 00 2.000. 00 900 no 900 OO 600.00 600.00

IIIO.(M) 26.00 75 00

500.00

25.00

600.00 . 50.00 550.00 600.00 3,028.98 1,772 26 2.000 00 10,699.94

TOTAL .

Balance G* neiul Balance G.i.-. Tit

Balance Park EunH, Jun. 1, 1928 Licen.-*-. and Permits . ConM Fines and Fees fiepn iinrv Interest . . Taxes Gan Tax (iund Fire Truck All Other Sourer ....

$71,543.40

Ihilancm imd Rewpits for 1928

1 und. .Lin, i. it.:Fund, Jan. 1, 1928

600.00 760.09 62.21 300.00 64.00 600.00 40.00 13.00 1,077.70 42.80 1,660.00 3,8.16.50 1,039.10 111.92 8,392.16 197.72 8,134.27 1.300.00 1.430.00 92.60 228.40 1.900.00 3.900.00 168.80 7.085.00 764.93 133.45 I 4.25 88.60 600.00 100.00 76.00 429.96

100.00 • m 30 i 040 73 i ,000 00 2.090.00 7.936.00 ' >8 80 $14,328.18 1,196.28 1,712 26

1,1

396.69 . 60,093.20 1 828.05 10.599.94 509.38

Fred Hays of Lafayette is visiting his brother, Louis Hays, and other

friends and relatives here.

Mrs. Orah O'Hair is confined to her home on South Jackson street,

with an attack of influenza.

Era: It Huestis, .-on of Mr. und Mrs. Denver Huestis entered the hospital

Tur day evening for treatment.

Greencastle Bynd will pra tice Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All members arc requested to be pre-ent. A final report in the guardianship of Mary Hama ha- been filed in the Putnam Ciicuit court by E. S. Ham-

ilton, attorney.

Miss Esther Snider of Indianapolis is confined to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Snider, be-

cause of illness.

| Mrs. Anna Louise MeCammack was railed to Indianapolis Wednesday morning hy the death of her cousin

Mrs. C. W Kricl.

Henry Koo.sler returned to hihome Wednesday after being confired to the hospital several weeks, following an operation. Ross Hood formerly employed at the local Studebaker agensy has accepted a position with Tribby's Garage. Mr. Hood resides northeast of

town.

Tie name ef th° young man who was returned to army autherities for deserting the army TueiWay w-is Charles Murphy instead of Grorgi as was mentioned in Yesterday's Banner, it was learned today. Morton Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet this evening for the annual installation of officers. Every member is urged to attend, and to bring fruit salad or cake, as there will he a social hour after the work. The Kiwanis Club ef this city will celebrate the 14th anniversary of il organization a* the regular meeting which will he held Thursday at 12:15 o'clock at the Christian Church. A 100'i attendance is requested at Miimeeting. There will he a special pro-

gram.

INDIANAPOLIS LIYKSKK K

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23. (UPi Hog prices advanced 25 cents at the union stockyards here today. The top price paid was $9,85. The bulk price of $9.75 was paid for 150 to 300 pounders. Receipts were estimated

at 8,ooo.

Cattle receipts numbered about 800 and calve. about 600. Slaughter classes were steady and vealera weir strong. Steers brought $10.50 to $13. Vealers sold for $17 to $18 and calves went at $7 to $12. The sheep market was strong.

day evening at 8 o'clock at the ( hristian Church par ioiiagc, with the Rev. R. II. Bruner rfficiating, in the presence of only the immediate families. Mrs. Frank attended the Grcencastle High School. Mr. Frank is graduate of the ( linton Center High School an I also attended DcPauw Univer-ity. Both young people an wi II known and popular among the younger set in thi- city Mr. and Mrs. Frank will make their home for the present with the bride groom’s parents in Clinton Falls. •j* -I* -I- *1* -iKeystone Bible Class Holds (iood Meeting Mrs. J. M. Hellinger was the delightful hostess to the members of the Keystone Bible ( la s of the Methodist Church Tue day evening. A good attenlar.ee wa present. Mrs. Sarah Wright conducted the devotions in an instinctive manner with Mrs. B. T. Riley singing “Just When I Need Him Most.” During the biisine s session reports from the heads of the various de partments were read which reports show the members are active. Several communication, were read fiom former members. Among them were messages from Mrs. Martha Telm. founder <f the da s, now in Ohio: Mrs. Sara Spaulding of Stillwater, Okla., and Mrs. Mary Clifton of Ft. Wayne. Mrs. It. E. Rii haids had charge of the program, her subject being ‘‘Silhouette In a inost interesting and unique way 'evelopcd hei subject and in doing so touched upon various characters in the Old and New To lament, dcwn to the pre-ent time. Three stories of different characteis were road to further emphasize her theme. The program dosed with a number of silhouettes being thrown on a screen. During the ocial hour the hostes n i-ted hy Imr daughter, Miss Roberta, served pleasing refreshments. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mis. Clyde Hutche-on Beveridge treet. The annual election of officers will he held at this time

•f« .}•

Cro I at Km < irde To Meet With Mrs. Watts Cro Tat Em Circle v ill meet with Mis. Samuel Watts on Ea t Hanna itreet Thursday afternoon at 2:(ht o' dock. A full attendance i- desired ai there will lie impmtant bn sines to

transact.

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L. F. F. Bridge Club To Meet Tonight The L. F. F. Bridge Club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Elisabeth Cunan, at her home, 11 Bloimiugtun streel.

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Mioseheort Legion To Meet Thursday

The Wom-n of Mooseh**art Legion!

‘America”, sang by the group.

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Mrs. Hughes Gives Magazine Article The Boston Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mis. Oscar Thomas on South Indiana St., with Miss'Effie Stiegleman as assistant hostess. Mrs. Curtis (Hughes and Mrs. Thomas were in charge of the program. Mrs. Hughes’ article from Godey's magazine, edited in 1855, regarding the dress, customs, and wedlings of that day was of extreme interest. Mrs. Thomas gave a book review of the “Parables of Jesus”. Refreshments were served by the hostess <lurit)g the social hour. Mrs. William Bishop, East Seminary St., is a new member of the dub.

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Mrs. Yount Hostess Morning Musicale The Morning Musicale met Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs. W. I. Yount, where the hostess gave a discussion of modern German orchestral music. The music of the twentieth century, she said, can be divided into two classes—the modern, which belongs to the period up to the war; and the ultra-modem, which has developed after the war. Of the former class, Strauss, Maehler, and Rieger are three of the outstanding representatives. Among these Strauss stands foremost; hut on many contemporaneous programs Rieger’s name will he found beside his. The transition from the modern to Hie ultra-modern school came with the war, though its roots may he traced as far hack as 1912. The music of this epoch is still in a mut able, uncrystallized state. Now the nfluenee of Strauss and his school, according to Mrs. Yount, is negligi ’de. Among the chief composers of this period are Stravinsky, Schoenberg, Erdmann, Ptiessen, and Hinde mith, who have already, although they am still young, gained considerable fame in their own country and

elsewhere.

At the close of the program Mrs. Yount played records of Strauss's “Blue Danube" and Hindemith's “Trio for Violin, Viola, and Cello.”

SILK PAJAMAS Of silk crepe, trimmed with lace, hemstitching, or little touches of hand embroidery $5.95 to $8.50 the suit. Also pretty pajamas in the knitted silk — Combinations of several colors, $2.95 and $3.95 pr. THE QUALITY SHOP J. H. Pitch ford

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen vi-ited lelatives at New Maysville Sunday. Mr. I/in Harmless and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hi rs-t-hell Darnell. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gootch spent Sunday at the home of Evert Gootch and family.

daughter of North Salem vi.-itedS day with Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Ha

and family.

Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Ho.-tetter viA ed Sunday with Mr. anil Mr... Edwards and family at Rushvilk, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West of (|r castle called on Mr. an I Mrs. (J Irwin Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ed Click and sons of 111%,

polis visited friends here Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. A C. Lock ridge son vi.-jted Sunday with Mr. Mrs Frank Shoptaugh at Greenci^ Mr. and Mrs. J. W Hennon

PALESTINE Cecil Knauer and family spent Sunday with hL father near Green-

castle.

Mrs. Waldo Mickel of Indianapolis

spent last Wednesday with her moth- ^ .Saturday for a few days vi.-in-er Mrs. M. E. Smith. |thtir children Mr. and Mrs. RajMrs. Will Evans of Indianapolis || r nnon and Miss Wilma llinn'in spent last Wednesday with her moth- Hamilton, Ohio, er Mrs. Nan Hylton. j Mr. Lewis Stewart of Attica w» Raymond Beck spent Saturday with , business visitor here Sunday. Donald Osborn. j Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kallei Will Evans and family of In liana- Indianapolis visited Sunday with polis s|H-nt Sunday with James Hyl- former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. t:

ton.

County Notes

RUSSELLVILLE Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Well- of Crawfordsville spent Sun ‘ay with Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley. Mrs. C. M. Inge spent the week-end with her brother, A. D. Burnside, at Indianapi lis Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Held and daughter called on Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Carrington, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth McGaughey spi'til Saturday right and Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Gardner. Olin l,oonard, Floyd Gardner, Willi ( lolfelter, Fr*-d Beilis and Ed Clodfelter, attended a men’s Banquet at Danville, Ind., Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Nicholson, entertained at Sunday dinner: Mr and Mr... Wm. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. 1 s'e Myers and family. Mr. and Mis. Fred McGaughey entertained at Sunday dinner, Mrs. Everman, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jef-

feries.

Mr. an I Mrs. Oti- Clodfelter and Mr. John Wilson, Misses Belle and Lucy Leonard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jame.- E 'eiman aid family. Walter McGaughey has bought the Ollie Wilkson farm near Brown’s Val-

ley.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Spencer were Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woody of Raccoon spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grimes.

Marie Beck spent part of last week

in Bainbridge.

Elijah Baker received word last week of the death of his only sister Mis. Elizabeth Burkett in Rockhold, Ky., She being 86 years old at the time of her death. She has been sick

for the past several weeks. Henry Osborn and family Sunday near Hazelwood. Mr. and Mrs. Will Arnold Saturday in Indianapolis.

MANHATTAN

Faller and daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Huilgeib Greencastle spent Sunday with

an I Mr-. W. S. MeHahan

Mr. J. M. Stafford wa- a I>m visitor in Indianapolis Monday. Mr. and Mis. Frank Fall ■ f Dg visited Sunday with the hitter'., ents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderai

spent 1 Miss Margaret Rogers who is

ployed in Indianapolis .-pi nt the

spent t , |)( j w jfb her parents Mr. and

E C. Rogers.

..Mr. and Mis. Dan Lookabill Crawfordsville visited Sunday

Miss Wilma I’ollom called on Mis- the hitters parents Mr. and Mrs.

Dorothy Is-wis Sunday. per Din-more.

Miss Dolbe Evans of Indianapolis i Mr. an I Mrs. Glen ( Indfelter spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Lafayette visited Saturday night Mrs. Glenn Sublet!. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Giegory. Miss Dovie Suhlett called on Mis- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M'-Creacf Elsa Mae Bratton Sunday. Richmond owner of the Roid

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Randall of Telephone Co., was through

Greencastle visited Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday enroute to Am Lewis Roberts Sunday Georgia, where they will \i>it

Mrs. Ed Herbert shopped in Brazil son K. D; MrCrca and fawi/f,

Saturday. go on to Miami, Florida, fir iff

Mr. and Mrs. Mack Long and Mr. mote months vacation. mid Mr.-. E. B. Jones were dinner —-—o — guests . f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyd , haI’EL

Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roberts of Bra- ,, , . zil visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Her J Sundi,y at 1 ‘ rank , ‘ anP

liert Sunday.

Betty Jean Suhlett is ill with the

riu.

Mr. and

no Mr. Mrs. W. J. Hunt Sunday. Mis. Lola Long entertained with -ix o'clock dinner Wednesday in honor of her sen Is-wis William’s tenth

birthday.

Hip gin ts were Misses Dorothy

Lewi- and Lolo Neese, Master Del-j ! I<1 ^ ber. Nee.se, Mis- Virginia Lewis and ■

William Neese. ' J-'ke Pace la improving very*

Mrs. Frank Green was called to ^ Harmony Fri ay by the illness and , *,5' death of her granddaughter. *' r ’ an ' 1 Mr-S '

Mis. John Hinote was called to Indianapolis Sunday hy the illness of her daughter Mrs. Harry Tre-ner. Mi. and Mrs. Ola 1'olloni called on

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lane;'

r at Frank Lane’

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coffman afternoon at Witt Wright Mark Woolworth and family!

w. ,, ,! Sunday at Clifton Prie-t M,„. Fred Thomas called, G J ca|! ,, (| „ r SlglB J

see their cow Sunday as -hewn Mr. Jes.-e Minnick, Mr. Gorham and Lee Met ammack to see Curtis Minnick who i>

with the flu.

Clay McKee is a little Mf*|

dinner Sundifj

BAINBRIDGE Mr. and Mrs. Will Summerville and, - an ' 1 Mr ’- Gm 'f‘ly I’ollom Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shockney attend-]’' i n ' n ~ -

ed the basket hall tourney at Dan-! ^ Is ' Evans spent the day villo last Saturday. Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

will meet Thursday evening at 7:301 Frank Miller were Mr . Ollie Hainey ! 1 ' ‘ IM ^ M' 8 - 1'rank Jarrel of Brao'clock at the hall. Member are aske.) if Gteenca tie, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. 71 . S, .T nt ,l "‘ ,,ay Su "'l“y with Mr.

rmrup^iFRC phiq u HL'v. „„v!!- ^ Aak your Drnr«t«t /V for fill r’bn^-trr* l►l•m<*n«l / A\ It refill IMIUlfi Hr«| anil linl.KO/ irnetallU L ■«., eril. I with I' tbbon. TnkAM*other, liny V of rnnr MrufcUt. A V f..r «in .rm s.Ti If* 1>M %!«•$** It* N I* 1*11.lf'»'Io *- * r » : • > ' P »•' ' le fin r N <*•» t BY •llUr»f.»4T4 rVM»x-^ruror

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Total R T'it;.d receipt Disbursement

:mi| Balances ami ha lances for U.*28

It'ilance .-11 fund Jan. 1 , 1929 Do lance Dark Fund Ifcalaneo t•as Tax Fund I:.-ilance P'iii' Ti uek Fund . . Balance Gencrul Fund Dalance all funds

While You May —Take the pictures of your children that will he so precious later. Come in and sec our line of Kodaks. Quality Developing

and Printing.

, $23 965.67 l__ ... _ ,, i«S Mullins Drug Store 2,664.94 19,496.88 GREENCASTLE, IND.

for 1928 $81,978.97 $81,978.97 $58,023.30

to please In ing sandwiches nnd a pie -i- + + •(•+ + Mrs. Linbrrger To Have Thu idsy ( luh. T're Thursday Reading Club will meet with Mrs. Paul Leinberger on Beveridge street, Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock. 4* ♦ + 4* + •!* ( ailed Meeting Moose he art Legion Called meeting of the Women of Mooseheart Legion executive commitlee on Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. Deputy grand regent Mahoney will be present. •!• *!* *T* 4* 'V Musical Program At Anniversary Meeting Mrs. Bence Daggy entertained obout forty meml*Ts and friends of the Veronica Club at her home, S. Jack-on St., Tuesday afternoon at the annual guest day program. The club celebrated its 28lh anniversary Tuesday. A program of readings and music was given, and a delightful social hour followed, and the hostess served delicious refreshments. The program was as follows; Two readings, by Miss Mary O'Kear. Solo, "Love Comes Calling,” by Mrs. Joe Crosby. Solo, “I Would Be True,” by Mrs. Bell Rlley. Club History, by Mrs. A. J. Sween-

zil

and Mrs. C. E. Lewis.

.Most of the rhilu'ren who have been 'll "ere able to resume their school

Nelson and Fred Nelson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ellis of Indianapolis were Sunday evening guest

of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Babb. j Wor k Monday morning. Miss Bonnie Tate and friend, Mi-sj V Hazel Brown of Danville, III., spent j CLOVEKDALE

the week end here with the former's Mr. and Mr.V H. C. Appleby and parents Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Tate. M''- and Mrs. Virley Greenlee spent

Mrs. Dorothy Summerville spent j Saturday in Indianapolis.

Tues lay afternoon with her Club in; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Allee of GreenDanville, Ird. j-astle visited the latter's father H.

Asher P.f ffitt of Crajivfordsvilie | Denny, Sunday,

visit'd at Glenn Lyenbergers’ on Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nixon spent

Monday. Sunday in Rosedale.

The neighborhood Club, consisting! Croxton O'Mullane, captain of the of neighbors in the north part of local basket hall team, had four ting-

town met at the home of Mis. Claude “ ' “ - - -

Eteheson last Friday for an all-day

• is of the right hand dislocated in

meeting and quilted a quilt. They ciil Moser whoTas Le^IritSlwil! meet with Mrs. Herschell Darn-jly ill with pneumonia is able to be up el! next Friday. Mrs. Moser is bedfast, suffering from Mr. and Mrs. Al (all of Putnam- fruetured ribs the result of a fall on

villo called on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph'the j rP i a!it wepk

Fry Sunday evening I Mr. and Mrs. Jame> Sipple were

Mr. and Mrs. < laude Tatum started Greencastle visitors Saturday

to mo o,- to Jasonvdle Ky last Sun- The funeral of Rainey Linville ay. They got within 12 miles of their Civil War veteran, who died Saturday destination and had to turn back on (morning from flu was held f ,Titr

■ ” ... »« «.*mil, who iiipci rsaturday

account of high waters.

Several from here attended the W K r'iii 'n-i m ' ,rni "K* Kev - (funeral of Mrs. Will Lovett at Roach-' in Deer'rreek^^Sery "" 6 " 1 WaS

• •I ,. I{ ' C - Evans nnd family visited his

spoilt Sunday with O. L. VanCleave Smnp'v’ an<l Mr8 '

and family ‘ y '

Dr. Veaeh and family .s,n-nt Sun-

day at Staunton, Ind. 1 „ KOAt HDALE

Mr. and Mis. George Wendling and

dale last F’riday. Mr. F’red l/ewman

nnd

W. N. Evans,

„J^Robert McK«

Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKee hiuj turned to their home after heini on the account of the < iiou- ilt of their father who is much imix Rohiiui and Helen I-me, O’Hair and family, Biuce Hail wife, Will Bain and family, Reising an I family, and Mr. Mrs. Oscar O’Hair played Mr. Hill Clark's Saturday l Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, MU Mrs. Oscar O’Hair and Mr. Alva Thomas -pent Monday pVl -

at Tom Houlett’s.

Mr. and Mrs. Webb FlvamamF ily ate Sunday dinner at I'i'k

son’s near F’illmore.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen NichlM the latter part of last wiek Mrs. Nickles’ father Will Veinor Houck and family

Sunday in Greencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Artie OHaif daughter spent Monday after" 1

Crawfordsville.

The Brick Chapel Ladies meet Thursday all day with

Blanche O’Hair.

Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Wood we:® ceived word from their ^ Tuesday morning, Born a s 0 " w and Mrs. Nelson MardaihfrHardacher was formerly Mia

Woodworth.

Miss F’erol Ferrand e""^ company from Sherley, India" 11 day ' , Misses Ma Iona, Gale amt Judy spent the week end a’ Judy’s. . Miss Flva F’ern Call spoilt 5" and Sunday in Greencastle. 4 Door I/andau Chevrolet-, this car needs is a home,

to sell.

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