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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET For Congress. 5th Pistiict NOBLE J. JOHNSON Joint Senator Putnan • .f J. FHANIK .CHADV. •. Joint Rcp^ Putn. ■ ‘ n WILLIAM T. i Judge Putnam Circuit ( urt JOHN II. ALL!Prosecuting Attoini MARSHALL D Clerk Putnam Circuit t ERNEST P. WHU N ■NierilT DAVID BRA I'I Coroner EUGENE hawk; Auditor J. LESLIE HAMAKi'.li Treasurer GILBEH - Surveyor WALTER 1)1 Recorder ESSIE HEN I County Ass:EI ( oinmisnioner 1st -ii t GLENDON K i.IA Commissioner, 2nd Hi'lrirt H. A. SHERRI i'

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Spring Ave. K Poplar St. Wm. J. Crowder, Minister 9:30 a. m., Church School. 10:40 a. m., Morning worship. Sermon subject, “Growing a Spiritual Life.” Fourth in erirs on “The Stewardship of Life.” 6:30 p. m., Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. 7:30 p. m., evening worship. Sermon subject, “The Ideal Wife." Ft. urth in series on “Christ And the II one.” A lively eong service will hi' a special feature. 7:30 p. m., Thursday, prayer service. We cordially invito you to our services. METHODIST EPISCOPAL ( HI IK H Rev. Albert E. Monger, Minister 9:30 a. m., Church School. 9:30 a. m., Student Cl.i o s in Ea.-t College. 10:40 a. m., Morning worship; Sermon "The Church That is to Be.”— Rev. Monger. 0:00 p. m., High Sclv-ol Epworth League. 6:30 p. m., University Vespers, Organ prelude Prof. Van Denman Thompson; violin solo Mis- I.otd-e Palmer Walker; sp-aker Prof. Rudolf Broda, Antioch ( ollege, subject, “The League "f Nations as Seen from Within.” Y->u are invited.

Union Worship Service, 7:30 in this - hwr h with Rev. I!. II. Brnner a ! speaker. Junior C. E., 3:45 Monday afternoon. Please note change of day 1 in effect this year. Woman's C-rde meeting, 2:30 Wednesday afternoon in the church. Mis. Theodore Crawley will speak on “Foreign Mission Schools.” The 'devotion.- will be by Mrs. E. A. Hrown. The hostesses are: Mrs. Rex [Cra k and Mrs. T.yle Green.

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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Victor L. Raphael, Minister Church school, 9:30. Dr. G. B. Manhart, Supt. Mission Sunday. Worship .-ervicc, 10:35. Sermon theme: “Stability of Life.” Young People's Tea, 5:30 in the Manse. Tux is C. E., 6:30.

“.MAKING AMERICA CHRISTIAN" H. I. P. I . LESSON "Making America Christian” is the title of the lesson in, the meeting sif < the Baptist Young People’.- t'^rm 1 Sunday evening at 8:30. This (efi'dn will he hi ought by twu of the young people. In addition, there \yHI be other features, including a dtiet by two young people. Genevieve O’Neal will he the leader. Tile B. Y. P. U. is run on the group plan. The members of the'union are divided into four groups, each lead one Sunday night in each montfc.'grfti in this way all the membeYs itetwi a part in the work. Group leaders-Mr MJarjorie Browning, Mable Gilbert, Louise Brown, and Frances Robertson. All young people of the city nrej cordially invited to come Sunday night! at 6:30 and share in the meetings' with the member,s of the li. Y. P. U. j Following this service the pastor will deliver the third of a series of sermons, hi- -uhject being “The Ideal Wife.” The junior and senior B. A’. P. U. choir will furnish special music.

APPRECIATION We wish to thank George Thomas for the $5(1 he placed in trust, the in-ten-t of which will be used to care j for the Little Walnut cemetery. TRUSTEES, Little Walnut Cemetery.

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WANT TO REDUCE TAXES? Then a revised Constitution for Indiana to include new tax methods L necessary.

A fraln-cradlt provided the prim ipal mr-ans of harventinf mai whan tha prrarnl Stato Constitution wua adopted in 1851.

fjiARMERS of Indiana will pay m.i ly $51,000,000 direct taxes on their lands and improvements thi- year or a little more than onetmrd of all direct taxes. Ba d on income from all sources in the state, it is about 805 more thr.n their fair share. The same tnav he said of city owners of lots and improvements who pay almost one-third of the total or live timei as much as they should. All taxes are paid out of income either direetlv or indirectly. Our grain-eradlo constitution requires all direct taxes to he paid out of income of property which is but 26% of all state income, this is a gross discrimination in favor of the remaining 74% which

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Indiana farm taxes have reached as much as $5.28 per $100 which closely approximates legal interest. This colld he reduced more than 80% if all income were equitably taxed according to ability to pay. High taT rates are the direct results of our seven!vnine year-old constitution. There are other vital reasons for a revised constitution among . . I ar *’"'bool system out of politics, a reorganization of our judicial system and “home rule” for cities. Vole YES for the calling of a conatitutional convention when you *o to the election poll. November 4. COUNTY FARM BUREAU Cooperating with Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc.

PERSONAL AM) LOCAL

Mrs. Fred Thoma-week-end in Fort Wn-tv Mrs. A. O. Kberlo • - - i Illinois is visiting her fatlv-r J. 1 O’Hair. 'G‘M>rge Sage of Waha of his parents Mr. and Mr . 3 Sage northeast of town. Miss Virginia Ann Tiir <>;> wh been confined to her h " . .scarlet fever is ahie to lx; n v . Mr. and'Mrs. G.-or.-- 7 Delphi are tin gtiesl of f • inters the MHsd.V L->\vt street. Mrs. William Irwin, South - . a, t reet, w ho suffered a t) I kfc morning ontonxl the Coir li- I Friday night f >r medical r««tMie Coach “Gaumy’’ Neal. L. C. Rich*, hi it, and threei • m-ml»ei of t ! il-tii.- , Pauw football • ti'am v I’m soil i t-io Purdue-W : scon in eimt a l.-t yi'tiot Saturday aftem n. Mrs. Edna Gr.ntlam -if I n who hs- been cniifined to Cuh Hospital in Crawfordsville follow a serious opeiati'n, has returned her home and he- condition • re; ed favorable. II. C. Minton of Georgetown, broiler of Mrs. Reising, and her two son:. Aithur f’offn an of New Albany a 5 D were here for tho funeral of Mi. ! r 1' Reising have returned to their home . Among the out-of-town rolativ who were in Greencastle, Friday, for the funeral of Mrs. Paul Coll-tt, ■ vere Mr. Coll*s mother, Mi . May.nie Collett and three daughters of R le, and inter, Mn. D Pouther and four sons, of 1) tr Mich. Sixteen young people attended ‘ state Young Pe iple’s conferi n<-i n New Alliany, f) 'nlier 17th, 18th anA , 19 h. Those who attended were delegates from four sections of the coun-I ty. Ten from Ihiinhridge, two fi. in Putnamville, on*- from Cannan and three from Russellville.. Mrs. Guy Colling* was eantly sleet* d dent to fill the place which Mis. j e-1 Farmer formerly held. Many w*]l ,' known men of the state were I* adei in the lecture in I diseti- inn

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—® A , , ‘ lll *o r *tnd lined at $55 to .me of these., av pat f our late liudge^ help restore the Harrison i ion at Vincennes. v the Chapter contributes to :ilk Fund; has giv'-n flag codes , ■ chi placed a t , ■ ' ,1 " 1 ne and markini with official govol K*'very 'hiiers buried in Putnam

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.j. q. .;. -y >1 ' s. Hamnioml t » , l*'50tk \ laivepi iry II anmond d tl- Fifti* fi- Wedding an- . O - .her Ji h. t their home M -. Ham*

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ind Isaac J. Hammond of this . i i * on of Mr. and Mrs. * E o-monil, deceased. Mr. Han nond has been elected for the oi. auditor of San D ; ego an I in hi fifty years of busi- .:* lost hut two ilays on of personal illness. cia and Officers of ML •an Missionary Society Pr ., Mrs. Ati ln-w Sween- . .Mr.. John R. Cox: see., : oi Averitt; assistant *sec., I Mi-N. fT; • i.-asun-r, Mrs.

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i ml'j i j-'r n V!i Albert Stoner. ■ - * w 1111, i it - i ' i Hostess, Mi-.;C. K. Ston-

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Pleasant Circle entertained their families with the annual Hallowe’en party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer A large number of the thirty-nine present were masked. A prize wa.offered for the best ma.-k, the prj a being awarded to Mrs. Lewis Ogle. Numerous contests served to entertain those present and a musical feature was presenter! by Maynard Robinson of near Fillmore. Each member brought well filled baskets and a bountiful supper via* spread and enjoyed by all. d* d* d* d* d* d* K. and P. Women’s Club Held Benefit-Bridge The Business ami Frofe-donal Women’s club held a benefit- bi dp, Friday evening at the Delta tau how Decorations were in keeping withtk Hallowe’en season. Refreshment.* f eider and doughnuts were serxeiLBr i money derived i* used forth- -f»r ship fund Prizes were won by In. Boyles, Mr*. Kieth Hall of North Si cm, Mrs. Joe Bamberger, .Mr-, fhaties (iomlhar ami consolutio* Mi*« bim Bowles. Miss Catherine Tiiletson w general chairman in charge, d* •!• d* •’• •!• •!• Rehekah Lodge To Meet Monday Bee Hive Kebekah Lo*ige will mw-t Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Thctr will he nomination of officer- ami » large attendance is desired. d* *h d* d* d* + W. R. C. To Meet Monday Afternoon The Woman’s Relief forp c will meet Monday afternoon at 2 nYUfc CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friend), neigh,hors and relatives Ifnr their many acts of kindnes and sympathy shown to u* during our rerent l| *" reuvement in the death of our helovi'il wife daughter uqd ister, Mr--Joslphine Hunter Collett, Dctohrt 22nd, 1930. Also we wi*h to thank Rev. V. L. Raphael for his consoling and comforting words and kindneas, Mrs. Benjamin Riiey and Mrs. Hair M. Smith, ami the psll bearers, S. RRariden, J. J. Mtirnan, A. Beetneg, Maurice Mi-Evoy, Giffonl black and Kimneth Evans for their *. -rvi.-* ami those who expressed their *yi"‘ pathy with flowers. Paul Collett, Mr*. Nora Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Knauer.

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JAS.R.MOOKE Executife Secretary Coniitiliitional (invention Ijeague, will speak in ( ourf House, Wednesday, Oet. 29,1:30 I*. M.

A\ ill Help y* 11 In ilmihlv enjoy these Fall nights at home. Come in and look over the titles. All fhi^luitrst fiction at low^-cnta! prices. O e o SAM HANNA’S BOOK STORE

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