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pltis in the bank.
Mi . Eddie Buis and baby left 'he Putnam County hospital t May.
F. E. Hale of Chicago who was injured in an accident a few days ago was aide to leave the h" pital today.
Hom Saturday at the Putnam county hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Kus-eil Alexander, a daughter Katherine Joan.
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Miss Bertha Huffman of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with Mr. and \li . Mure! Davis, mith Indiana Street road.
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lerika acts on BOTH upper and lower formed liefore the fire place whirh bowel, removing poisons you never f (irm ,. ( | a bowi r of fern.- tind palms, km w was there. Relieves constipation , .. . \ I) .|. . l ]| |, a stor of the BroadSiJSA'fiUSffSfirS; pop*!!way Mali a f »« you I'eel! I!. P. .Mullins’ Druggist. The single ring ceremony was used. • p r( ding eremony Mrs. Hugh
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Howe who have-Walker -ang U Dawning, a,< " m been visiting Charles E. Crawley and j panied by Walker Reed " ' onm t family have returned to their home , ville. Mr. Reed ; Ko played .Iim ^
in Tuscola, Illinois.
the bridal
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;! Mi. s Elizabeth I»ckridge, Mr >| W illiam Peck and daughter, have n | - 11..in a few • pent ’ I' irkey Run.
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Miss Margaret Gilmore is at home from a summer spent in rilies on the Pacific Coast and al- ■ a trip to the Hawaiian Islands.
FORMER PI l v VDl.mi DIES SMI R.’)W A l HRA/.II, Donald Beley, only son of Mack and Graee Holey, ea.-t National .avemie, died at two n. m. today at lIn. Clay county hospital following an i,pei at ion foi appendicitis. Donald was taken to the ho; pital one week ago, and following U e operation his condition seemed to improve gradualy until yesterday when other complication^ set up and he gtrew weaker until ,be end came thi. morning. Donald wa. a bright and promising young man, having, been graduated
Prof. George Bird who has spent the. summer at his home in Florida, ha; returned to Creenta.-tle for the
.pening of DePauw.
Clifton Priest and William Priest, mil families, of north of Greencastle, Ivi.-iled at Bloomington, Na hvillo, Columbus and Franklin Sunday.
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fr>m Brazil High school with honors last -pring, and had registered to enter Rose Polytechnic this fall. He was well advanced in music, and heides being a member of the hi ah rhool band, also played with the C.
W. Damm orchestra.
Donald was hern in Putnam County 1 Mr. and Mrs. Erne 1 Browning, dune 2, HH2, at the time of his dea'I, v, iss y||i an Southard and Mi Kate wa- is years, three month- and four Hammond are at home from a visit of days of age. j ;l f ew W( . ( .ks in Bay View, Mich.
I'h body wa taken to the I.awson 1
X\ Ron funeral home and prepared foi h.d. McCloud, Indiana State Farm mirial and will he removed to the escape, faces an affidavit filed in home this afternoon where funeral <er ''reuit court Monday charging him vice will be h. Id Monday afternoon wit, > escaping Augu t. :t(), 1U27, while at two o’clock and will be in charg' ' rving a term impo ed in Marion of the First Church of Christ, Scion 1 "’ un L v .
tist, of which he was a member.
sohns Wedding March
fparty entered.
The iiride wore a brown afternoon gown with accessories to match ami [carried a boUQUet of Aaron Ward iry.es. Miss Mary Torr, sister of the j bride, was her only attendant. She
a virppritl ||>i k\\ \f '-voro a green afternoon gown with n< \) \ I MA I ! I III In I i 1 ee- orics to match and carrid a bou-
c|uet of pink rose buds. Paul Riddl of Eos Angeles, Calif., was best man. Following the reception Mr. and Mr-. Engle left on a motor trip to Michigan. The bride traveled in t black and white ensembl" with ac cessories to match. After September E r )th they will he at home at 4302
Cedar Street, Louisville, Ky.
Mr. Engle is employed by the Dictaphone Sales Corporation of LouL-vdle. Mrs. Engle is a graduate of the local high school and a graduate of the Methodist Hospital Nurse.- Training
School at Indianapolis.
The out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Engle and Herschel
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URIBIRU HERO DF REVOLT
Argentine General To Head Nexv
Cixil Cabinet. l>s|>osed President Promised Immunity
BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 8 (UP) - The entire nation I united today behind Gen. Jose E Urihuru, who-e wift coup d’etat hoie Saturday completely overthrew tl government of
President Hipolito. While the deposed J)htison of nIooniri 1(|> Mr . an<1 Mrs. Irigoyen lay ill at an army post ml.. , i
Laplata, celebration were hold in
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Rev. Reuben Masten of Belle Union was in Bloomington Sunday where he assisted in conducting sor-
..... vices for Rev. George W. Miller, well AGAIN DEFEAT BAINBKIIN'.E (km , wn 1{a|)ti8t mini :il , wlm lSat .
urday.
GRKKNC \STLE R \MBEERS
The Greencastle Ramblers again defeated the fast Hainhridge nine Snn-
\ dinner meeting of merchants in-
day afternoon on the Cement Plant! lerested in a fall opening the week diamond to the county of 15 to 1. of September 15, will be held at the Due to the superb pitching of “Red” | country club this evening at 6:30 Hunter who struck out twelve batters! o’clock. The meeting is being sponmd the fast working support of the sored by the Chamlier of Commerce re.-t of the team the Ramblers had merchants’ committee,
little trouble in defeating Bainbridge. I
The Ramblers defeated Bainbridge M,s Cnthcrim ' aml Thp,ma nnonfl labor Day 1 to 2 and Burford Miller of Indianapolis The score by innings- Mrs. Muiy Hedrick of Owensville, Ky., Greencastle 2 1 3002 1 6-X-15-6-11 Mr a "' 1 • Ml ' Fr,,<l '’ f GreenBainbridge . 0 000 00 0 0-1— 1 2 3|‘ a - stle ’ Janl ‘‘ s M ‘ l ' :nlorv of Keelsville,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
Mi.-s Catherine Wil-o„, daughter of Fml Fisher ’ ■ south of town - Mr. and Mis. Claude Wil. on, outh j Cars diiven by Wilbur Chadd, Fox Indiana trret left tin County Hos-, Ridge, and M. R. Gonzales, new I)epilal Monday following an operation ' Pauw instructor, were in a collision on
lust Friday.
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the quari Monday morning, resulting in slight damage to Imth cars. It was [said that Mr. Gonzales, who is moving to Greencastle from Iowa, backed his machine into the Chadd car. He agreed to adjust the damage to the .other car.
BRIDLE LAMES
I Funeral services were held foi Charles Ison Wright of Fern, at the McCurry funeral home, Monday morn1, ing at 10 o'clock. Rev. Sum Dean of Indianapolis, uncle of the deceased was in charge. The pall hearers wa-ri William Helton, Ross Furney, Janie; Chrisenberry, Mat Ferney, Dove Cox and Janie- Plumber. Interment was in
almost every city in Argentina. Pledges of loyalty poured in upon the military leadci who took possesion of the capital with a promise to “save the institution and the dignity of a nation.” Today was proclaimed a holiday to honor the swearing in of the new provisional government, a civil cabinet headed by General Criburu. From every province of the republic l ame word of the revolution’s suc-ce.-s and widespread rejoicing. No fuither armed oppo-ition is expected, but the government is temporarily prepared to combat it should any
arise.
Although Irigoyen was guarded heavily at Igrplata, he was not a prisoner of the new regime. He received a pledge honoring his liberty before he signed his resignation. Feeble and broken ,the octog n i ian head "f the radical party is confined to bed with grippe. The rumor that he had offered a paralytic stroke was denied by officials. His condil >u doe not appear grave. The brief cla-hes between police and the revolutioni-l Saturday took about 50 lives and w unded 100, offict i aid today. Marital I iw rules the c ity, but it is mainly to prevent looting. A few small encounters similar to those in the capital were reported yesterday from the provinces. The provincial governors, who reigned at the request of the military junta, will be replaced by army commands. Civilians will be appointed to succeed them later. Demonstrators of loyalty to the new government were made in mo.-' of the provincial capitals. The new government went to work immediately on the problem of getting the country back to normal.
Paul Riddle of L s Angeles, Calif., Thomas M. Quad ' of Chicago, and Lowell Welch, Miss Margaret Torr, Mis.- Lucille Torr, Del Benban, Miss Margaret Wright, Edward Judy, Miss Mildred Morris, and Mr. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Holmes of Indianapolis.
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Mr. and Mrs. O’Hair Observe Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O’Hair obi rved their golden wedding anniveisary Sunday at their home on State R .ad 43, 7 miles north of Greencas-
tle.
Among the friends at the dinner Sunday were Rev. Go >rge Switzer, of St. Joe, Mich., who officiated at their marriage fifty year ago and Harvey Crow, Charles Hull, Simpson O’Hair and Millard Allen, who were among those at the wedding. Other guest- were Chauncey Coop er of Paris, HI., Ernest Lloyd and Mr. and Mr-. Carain. of A uniption, III.; Ernest Lloyd f Decatur, 111.; and Heck H'llis and family of Fair Oaks, Ind. Mr. and Mr-. O’Haii were married at the old Cooper home, southwest of Hanna Cross Roads by Rev. Switzer, then a student minister at Brick ( impel church. They weni to housekeeping in a log hou e on the ame farm wh re their present commodious home is located. Recalling eonddicVis at the time of their marriage, Mr. O’Hair said most traveling was done thep by horse hack. He alvo recalled that toll gates were located on what is now Road 43 at Brick Chapel and at the edge of town. Tolls were charged at the rate • f 2 cents a mile. Present State Road 43 wa.- laid out and graveled about 62 yeai ago, Mr. O'Hilr said. A total of 61 guests were present for the dinner Sunday. .j. 4.
Keystone Bible Class To Meet Tuesday The Keystone Bible Class will meet with Mrs. Milton Brown at her home 123 East Anderson tr> ot, 'I uesday vetting. Mrs. Jonathan Houck and Mrs. A. Ik Monger wil! assist the hostess. 4* *;* Mt. Olive Society Meets On Thursday The Mt. Olive Mi sionary Society will meet with Mrs. Tilden McNeff oil Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. New Era ( luh Meets Tuesday The New Era Club xvill meet with Mrs. J. C. Trembly, 61.0 East Washington street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
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Baptist Missionary Society Meets Tuesday The Baptist Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. A. J. Sweeney, Limedale road, Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. *1* *1* Bee Hive Reltekah’s lo Nave Party Tonight P,e Hive Rebekah lodge will meet in regular session Monday evening it 8 o’clock. After the meeting there will be a party for all Rebekahs and their families. All are requested to bring sandwiches and a salad or pie and their own table service. •j. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. Baptist Society To Meet On Tuesday The Baptist Missionary Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock witth Mr-. A. J. Sweeney, Limedale road. *!• 4* 4* '1* Crescent Club To Meet Wednesday The Crescent Club will meet with Mrs. Paul Hetser, Wednesday after-
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traveling salesman who was well known in this city, and the father of Mrs. Frank C. Schoenman, wife of a local jeweler, died at his home in Vlncenne- Sunday. Mrs. Schoenman was called to Vincennes last week after hi r father had suffered a stroke of paralysis. Mr. Schoenman will go to Vincennes Tuesday to at-
tend the funeral services.
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John Q. Vermillion, a Methodist evangel! t, and a former Putnam . coupty re ident, is holding a aeries of meetings in thi Dunkurk church near < linton Falls. ||< was horn and icuied in that community, but has I teen in evangelistic work for nearly 40 years, ( and in that time has not Iss n in Putnam county except for short visits. He wall hold -ervices each night this week.
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Rev. and Mrs. Hansel Towers of Boston, Mass., arrived Sunday for a vi.-it with Mi-. Tower’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Knauer, 201 south , IsK’iist street. Rev. Towers is attending Itnst'in Theological school and ul.-o holds a pastorate or a church : near Boston. They came by way of j Washington, D. and visited Marengo Cave in southern Indiana. At Marengo Cave, Rev. Towers was peri mi tied to name a formation because of an article he had written for the eastern pajiei concerning this cave. Hi muni d the formation Chatham j Light, became of its resemblance to
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Conference Club To Meet The Conference club of the Chris tian church will hold an in tallatiaI meeting tonight at the home of Star-1 I y Sears. All member :uv t-. rnif| at the church at 7 o’clock.
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Stilesville won the baseball zai*! at Cloverdale Sunday, hy tin I of 6 to 4. The game w:i hotly cw* tested and Cloverdale wa in the Ml by a .-core of 4 to 2 until the 8th bkl ing when Stilesvillc pushed foil scores over the rubber. Next Sunday, Sept. 14th Hoiw dale will close the - - n with til .tnnig Ladoga team at Clo\T-rdik|
Harry T. Starnes ni 'tornl overt Hillsboro, Ind., Sunday mornimt.
Mrs. Fred Thomas, city lihrari has resumed her work at the library after a weeks vacation.
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Screen Itciiuly l-kssays Varied Mith Equal Sucres*.
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“A Notoriou Affair”, Billie Dove' new picture now showing at the Voncastle Theatre tonight and Tuesday adds still another type of role to the varied ones Mi Dove has brought to the screen in the last two years. In “The Other Tomorrow,” Billie, you will recall, played the role of a Diixe belle. In ‘ The Painted Angel” she sang and danced as a Broadway night-club owner. Previously, she appeared in stork's with foreign locales. “A Notoriou- Affair” is her first role as a l.ady of England. It tells the story of a talented but poor genius of the violin who wins the daughter of an English nobleman. Later, when his music has brought him fame—and feminine admirer , he deserts his wife. However, her pride prompts her to fight her rivals for his possession, which she roes with an effort that only true love could*inspiri Kay Francis, liasir Rathbone, tymtagu Love and Kenneth Thompson arc others of the ca.-t who do outstanding work. Miss Francis is the “other woman,” Basil Rathbone is the violin genius, Montagu Love plays Billie's father. All -talking Andy Clyde Comedy and the Paramount Sound News complete the bill to-night and Tuesday,
Baptists Surprise Pastor and Wife Rev. and Mrs. William J. Crowder found after the Sunday morning service that an invitnti n which they had received several day previously to have dinner with the Superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school was a fake. The pastor and wife were preparing to go home with the superint ndent, when he had decided that they had hotter dine in the basement of the church with the congregation. Just thci k members coming in with well-filled baskets told the tale. Hie surpri ed pc. tor and wife walked down into the basement upon a scene of bustle and activity and soon a large number of the Baptist congregation were seated to partake of a bountiful and tempting spread. A period of good fellowship followed, during which time brief addresses were made by Rev. and Mrs. Crowder and various leaders and officer- of the church. It was a fitting way to begin the fall work, the pastor having ju-t returned from his vacation. A good time was enjoyed by all, and the thoughtfulness of the congregation was much appreciated by Rev. and Mrs. Crowder. 4* 4- 4- 4* 4- + Prof, and Mrs. Yount Entertained Teachers Prof, and Mrs. Warren J. Yount, Anderson street, entertained the teachers and members of the school board, # with a picnic-supper and lawn party Saturday evening. The lawn was beautifully decorated in Jupane.xe lanterns. The even ng was spent in playing games. Seventy gue.-ts
4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4. ('. C. Club g tf Meet Tuesday The S. C. C. club will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Ross li. Tustison, Elm street. •. 4- 4- 4* 4* 4- 4I he Boston < lul> lo Meet Tuesday The Boston ('luh will meet with Mrs. Curtis Hughes Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. This is the first meeting of the year and a full attendance !s desired. 4- 4- 4- + 4- 4Ycnawine Reunion Held Sunday The annual Ycnawine Reunion was held Sunday September 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutcheson, West Walnut street. A bountious dinner was served at the noon hour. More than seventy-five were present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Landes. Fji Washington street are ' xpcctcd return home today from visiting i atixes in Louisville, Kentucky.
DOG IS HIS ROOST SHARON, C mm, Sept. 8 Il'Pl Two dugs and a foa ti; on the fat* if Martin Doty here have -truck Q | such a warm friendship • at th* r« ter perches at night on the bMtl one of the dogs. Th' nth' i 'l"i iei atop the kennel.
WASN'T BLOOD \l Ml TIFFIN. Ohio, (IT) \ car, » road and two ditchi W'ri -I'Ur''* in red after an automuli " ai'i**l here recently. Two ambulance- ■! several doctors hunied '■ tV s«l They found the car wa- a inii'K»t>“ was carrying a load of rq niat"*
F A I T H in a bigger future!
GpHE BIG FOUR has faith in a
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on that faith.
During the first seven months of this year the BIG FOU R spent over five m ill ion dollars on add i tions and improvements so that more and better service may be rendered. This is 30more than’was spent during the same period of 1929, a year of exceptionally good
business.
Periods of good business come and go, and the BIG FOUR js confident that better days are ahead for the people it serves.
wen present.
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