The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 August 1932 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER. GREENCASTLE,' INDIANA. MONDAY, AUGUST 8.1932.
LIGHTEN WORK AND LENGTHEN LEISURE
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TO mat" the most Summer $ all-+oo-brief reirin, put comfort and pleasure in the foregro*T«! by keeping household chores in the background. OUR conver nt and dependable laundry service will substitute a joob ■ of leisure for a fir ^ m e and time »'asting chor». It’s economic.'l. too. Try us this ^eek
Mr and Mrs. Sam T Hanna and son spent the weekend in Auburn. Robert Daugherty, of Whiting, is!
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Herald Consolidated . , t . .. “It Waves For Air ^ erc ^ ls mother on south
College avenue. •
Entered in the pnstoffire at Green-
castle, Indiana, as second class mail; Perry Ru h. < ashier of the First matter under act of March 8. 1879. | National bank, is off duty this week
Subscription price. 10 cents per on his vacation,
week, 13 Of) per year by mail in Put \| j Mui j liy. local attorney, was nam county; {3 50 to {■; 00 per year |^ Rockvilh Monday where he was
by mail outside Putnam county. engaged in a trial
Mr. ard Mi Jobn Ave and son, of Lafayette, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mis H. N. Hardy, Arlington
street.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
^HCMF SHAM I AON DRY
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Charles Wernek- spent Monday in Indianapolis. A son was b rn Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Jrhn PaU-t on Crown street. Grant I.andr- of Andet on. Ind . is ci iting Geoigi 1 1 indes and family Mr. and Mi Ward Mayhall have gone In noithern Indiana for a week’s caeation.
Bee Hive hebekah'Lodge will meet I in regular ion tonight at 8:00 o’ilo:k. The - gree staff is requested
to please be resent.
Pr f. and Mr; Paul F. Bos’.on and children will leave Wednesday for | Manistique, Mi' , where they will •spend their ttio; They will return li to the la t week in Augu-t.
Society Jt mes F. Stoops Is Married Tuesday Williamsport, Indiana. August 8 Jarm F. Stoops, pharamacist of this city, and Mr.-. Lottie Connin qf Brazil wore married here Tuesday. The bride ittendcKl DePauw university and b'lth formerly lived in Greenca.tle. They will bo at home here after September 1. +++++♦
Local Min " *’ds Cincirjtati Girl
Miss Nellie Essex, night club entertainor and radio -inger, of Cincinnati, and Irvin Sissman, Linotype operator for Tne Daily Banner, were married at Harrison, Ohio, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sissman will be at home in Greencastle in September. Mrs. SisMT'Jn, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Es-ex, Indianapolis, .has been heard over several radio
Mr. nn I Mi Robert Webster and | stations, and is now Ic.-ated in Cin- | Mi. and Mi kubiei Ross, cf Indi-j cinnati whete she is an entertainer at anapolis. p Sunday with Mr. Web ,me of the night clubs in that city, ter’n parent . Mr. and Mrs Chailes Mr Sissman ha,-, been located in
Earl Wells, Lincoln irents of a daughter,
Lod<;e Dedicates Flag Pole Siiii(la\ j r? j \ 1MPRFSSIVE SF.RVK I ( ONDl't I 10 \ I ELKS CLUB H 1ME IN THIS ( IT Y t f t An in pressive -ervice Sunday af Temcon uiaik I the d ii '.ition of tli a flag pole re-r tly erected on the la mi ht Elks luh on south Indiana treet rSery |atiinti organization in tlie Ylty v.a. repre ent"d and i most a/ preprint'' pioaram was coirlu. tt'd. Frank Stooss"! pr*: ide i a 1 hail man an i i ‘r lui ol Roprc , tativi- < C. Gillen who ileli'a n l the pro onta tion a Idle \ . ; t ■ hi talk was rrHe by George Edwin HI ick,
Webster, so'p i Indiana street. Mr. and Mr Dennis Wright an I
family, S dh Whitley, are visiting. Mr. and Mi .1. F. Richard on at Clovetdalc. Mi Vk'right is a daughter
i f Mr. and Mi Richardson.
m fa; e ol nepoti m Rep. C was defe canied m r II b>ith her m u a
bittei light in which the -lie was being pressed, ridgau. Repn., Minn., who
' I foi no ni. ation, not onlyU ' 1
latir-e cm lath of his payb..t list' I his wife under
Mr. and Mrs. rtreel, are the p born Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. O. Reeves, of Madi [son township, are the pa rent of a
son, born Sunday.
Mis. Wn>i Bio-n has gone to
Miss I ia McEl wee, Indianapolis, t 'hic.igo to join h r biother Dr. the weekenl guest of Miss Ger- riuarlos Ad and they will then go
dor:, Minn., for a visit •or Mrs. Fend YanVal-
to Two H
with fhcii kenberg.
I wo Urn Flunked
With
Kidiuipiri"
(rude Cakley, Greene a tie
Dr. and Mi A F Monger left Monday morning for Washington It.
C to spend the next two weeks.
Mrs Nellie T Ander on is pending some time with her son, D. M. i
Anderson and famil in Detroit, Mich, r 'i ,e
run UI.F/iED It) II\VF, \TI \( li I D IIKAD OF DF.Fl N( r
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Miss Mary Jane Murphy of Wash ington. D. <’. i - .i gue.-t • f Mr. md | Mrs. John Cann; n, east Seminary ^
treet.
past commander of the local Spanish
War Veteiai Do'i tion were in I inn l> un I
charge of Prof L R. K kardt. Miss fj^ld.
Mary (J Rear gave t o icadi g, “In The po f latitk i Fi Hs.” condit i " Raising of the flag was in the cap- [ m th" in ' able bam of Ma j u Jo , li Rhode. . I to t' o ',i of Stilc-ville, rm of t tannus 1 !-i\ mocii
‘Roug i Riders" of R nvelt and a 1 hud beWorld War vetorun, nd John A t htir Tb
llarohl llilih and daughter of Nineveh w unday guests of Mr. ml Mrs. l W. Crandall, Crown
Mr.;. Claude Wihon, south larkon street. Mr Hibb.. was accompanied
, . , i i g (UP) ' " ' ' ' 1 ■ his i 1 '" ■ Ml " 1 Mi G ■■ ■ i , , , ia i|iolis. visiting b. r daught"r, Mrs Hibhs and -ter. Miss Clara Hibbs.
-Iwo me i I .•.rod < i atg toliv ol ,. ... .....
Nellie McMillan and fannlv
' linpi g Join f, Calc grove. b7, on Mrs. O. ' Morehart and family of
tn • i ij oi Mi ' ' v. viva, nkl i, are -pending a few
il n . k. I " itin him and leaving been v.riting her d.der, Mrs. Lo -an d iy- with Mrs. Moiehait'a parents.
■ i I g igged in an ope i McMillan. Indianapolis, for the past
week, leturned home Sunday.
rra i wa. in a -erioosl , ,
Mr. and Mr J. « I.emnnck, south
■ I'toe lying semi-conscious I if hours. H" taegered i.' ■ f a fn I here >es'erF'olre had believed ho
I t. , gu« • . Mr and pend a u with her K H -
Greencastle for more than a year. i -*-+ + -»-+-r Lillian Maxwell bride Of Freenun Goodpasture Mr. and Mrs. Otis Maxwell, of Jefferson township announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lillian M ixwell to Freeman Goodpasture son of Mr. and Mrs Grover Goodpasture, also of Jefferson township. The wedding took place Saturde , August f>. at Danville, 111. The young couple were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charle McCullough. The bride and groom are both grailuates of the Belle Union High school Mr. Goodpasture is a student in Central Normal college at Dan-
ville.
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DePauw Graduates
Engagement Anm.unced Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Baxter, olid North Meridian street. Indianapolis announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Delight Baxter
to Orion W. Fifer, Jr.
Both ate graduates of DePauw university. The bride elect is a membei of Kappa Alpha Theta -orority
Mr. and M' ( has. Knetzer of near ' »'"• Mr. Fifer is a member of Beta
Tillinore I y were accompanied by j Theta Pi fraternity.
will | "*
Cou; ty 'I H ndy, Mi
md Bernai
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' urer and Mrs W. T. n I Mm. Gerald Handy, Handy and family, atimual Handy family re(iiee ifieH Sunday. The
\>-nt was 1 1 l<l in Riley park.
Purnell Speaks At Postal Pienie
SIXTH DISTRICT OUTING TO BE HELD IN GREENCASTLE NEXT YEAR TURKEY RUN STATE PARK, Indiana, Aug. 8—-Representative in Congress Fred S. Purnell told postal employes of the Sixth district at their first annual picnic here Sunday that the depression has setved to steady citizens and make them appreciate living in America. Mr. Purnell declared that the few criticisms regarding postal employes was a tribute to their faithfulness. More than two thousand persons heard the address, given after a picnic dinner. Prizes were awarded to the oldest and youngest persons in the various branche- of the postal service. Postmasters of the district at a short business session .elected the first Wednesday in October as the date for the next meeting of the association, to he held at Greencastle. Charles Wheeler. Noble.-ville, president of the association, introduced Mr Purnell, E. R. Bartley. Greencastle postmaster, awarded prizes. Other postmasters on the committee in charge of the program were Fred Spray., Lebanon; 0. T. Kercheval, Sheridan; Brewer Hadley, Danville; J. B. Johnson, Plainfield; John Wood. Terre Haute. Those attending from Greencastle
were:
Mr. and Mr.-. Cecil Brown, Mi. and Mrs. A. R. Chenoweth. Ray Herbert. Miss Jessie Roob, Miss Hazel Rambo, Mr. and Mr.-. Chas. McGaughey. Mr- Rex South und children, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Crawley. Miss°s Kate and Nell Lovett, Miss Mary Horn. Mis-e- Elizabeth and Bernadine Ward, Mr and Mrs Ora M. O'Hair, Jessie and Orville O’Hair, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hartley and Miss Minna Mae Baitley.
He ^ ho Hesitates Is IjOsi
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Do not hesitate oj little matter ij Loan. Come right and get the fJ about borrowing/ money you need take care of yn pressing obligatio. You can repay
small monthly p s I
ments, act ordin? your income, and’ lieve a lot of y 5 |
worry.
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Mrs Coni id .Morehart who
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Mrs Edward l.i slii and daughter and Alfred Burton II n| New York
Morehart md family, also of
Fillmore.
harped today wri
Friend, I || V ill-U <r veteran As John (Jr in, depositor \vh i lost the flag .wa.? Hiri i. Joji i FWnung, i > i , dy milure of Colegrove'-
"To the Colors" jivnik, ard ' i-h
Boy Scout, iiinde.l
ofi his bugle.
NEW V \( F- IN ( i)NGKESS
of kHnapi r tc kill were pair. Both h
Colegre\
(Continued From Page One) 'nrH fr.vn i>sue rf n r pot: m wa tlie defeat of .Saturday Gt
t, Rep
Iovt-1 • 1 • • • ' had f und thin Oklahoma Rep. Swank. Dem.. ''ealr I i Gi who ha had his wife on the payroll. I :i tai v.er
All people interested in the Man-1 hattan cemeter. me asked tn he | pn ent I ne-day for a general clean inu Ploa.-e bring scythe, hi e. and
Chaiger weed cutters. |
| Rolan I
i Will'ani Stiles, teller at the tral \atlohal Bank, who has
County Cleik and Mrs. John W.
Herod droie to Lake Wawasee, near Rochester i day. They were accomI anie l hon by Mrs R. P. Mullins and 'laughters Lenta and Betti. Mrs.
Parent and diugiher, and
squeake I through hr i iiHful of votes ru a re ount afte the fn com t favored hi. pponent, O. B Motherhcad, win -tn sed thi f.iuuly
payroll issue.
In Trxas, R»p. Willi un.;, Don . ".ho ha.-, h »d relative . on t th of hi. !i rk ship, retirel just )'e!<ii th« prn ary
moit n:
after
inker's' wallet • on -itoni's home. Bluol discovered on Gam-
ii!e.
; Final Summer Clean up i|
Piizzolf:
n i as ault with intent „ „ ., ,, i..
'pneil ogHii-t f ' "'Bam Stilr , tellei at the Cen-1 VIi.-s G rtrude Heiod and Miss MaiI jU tral Nitliitial Bank, who ha; been .an Ellis. «ho have been spending a i!tacked on i kid ^''ou-ly ill of typhoid fever for some week it the lake resort.
... time, . ntr red the county horpital fur
^ Mr. I Mrs. Clifford Dickerson
maitoni and I’uzzoli ^ jnd daughtxri- (-ereencastle, Mr and
police s lid 'lie\ , Mi U ley f'l'act' ind .-on (iiliiert Mrs. \5 A. Dickerson and children, of Anderson, Ind., are \> Ring Mr.' Laknt i V. D.. and Mrs. E. R. Hatind Mrs. G. orge I ndi and Mr. and field n i children, of near Roachdale, Mr.-. R. .1 Gillespie. Mr Pear is a \> ere it Danville Sunday evening for si ter of Mrs. George Landes. a « o’ lock dinner in honor of the | Mt i D. Snidet Miss Either' ‘f 111 "" l ‘U*5 I *» niv e r ^>7 of Mr. sad
i ■ ,. li. ' W,tWn " ( heek and Miss Crouch have return-
ed to theii , EN mBA1 8MOF where they sjient the past five weeks. Vancleave annout eed today
I thot hi ad taken over the meat mar-
M'- i.inusi A. Nheits of (raw K,.t ni uth Greencastle owned and fordsvilh rent Fliday with her opr; u for years by his father, C. | parent • Mr and Mrs. Joe Woody and T. V ,i ,. a ve. Mr. Vancleave states 1 ,mi! Raccoon before leaving fur th- h , has been rede, irated and I err, Haute to visit her Hr,-band that h- will open for business Wed-
I ieut. I ,inest Sheets who is tation-! ne day morninR.
G'.ihI • H '‘id. '•lidilet vn, O., i peniinc ■ ation visiting hi; pure t , Mi ,ii I Mis. John W. H rod and oGier re|'i*i\ ; ,?nd friends in this
city.
(jonlon Hose Meshes Chiffons Formerly sold for $1 (10 and $1.35
^ hillon Hose J Special 59c All fir ( quality K-gular T'tr A alucs.
ed in th, mine district.
Ollie Gmifiers, Greencastle, file! a ccnl^lail|• in iirciiit court Monday ag lin t George W. Templeman, » Green istle, to for, log, , me hi,nic's To Th" plaintiff allege that a $1', ] [ "'i »ir bill on a truck h , not betn
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a k that n lien on the tru k be fore- < lose I to pay for the all, gel indebt edness. Fred V. T nr, j . att; rney foi the plaintiff.
COTTON DKLSSLS ENTIRE STOf K REDI ( E!)
$1.98 \\ ash Frocks, mm $2.98 I It uswes, now $3.98, S’),98 Dresses, now Special lol W ash Frocks
$1.39 SI.9S $2.95 29c
< HD l)R4 VS
1 $1.00
ROMI’LKS A DRF^SES
£
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The Indiana History July, 1932, just issued, port of the coniTittee
( li<i|on Assumes Cabinet Office
NEW SECRETARY OF COMMl HCE SWORN IN AT
NOON MONDAY
WASHINGTON. Aug 8 <UPl_A plea for r-ited effort toward the re-
bulletin of turn Tetter times was made toc ones a re- ;, ' a $ p oy 0 Chapin when he ason covered ' ume d "ffice as Secretary of Com-
I FORMFIT !! I SI MMEK VOILE ;; I girdi.es I $1 0(1
'is
(9 £
59c MESH indies NOW $1.00
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bridge- to the executive ommittee of th*' Irdi na Hi tori,al Sn.iety. Dr. Huniy H. Longden, vice pie.ddent of DePauw university, is a member of 'he eommittee which filed the report. This report hail to do with the pre-.-ervation of covered tmi 1st bridges, of which (here probably are more than two bundled remaining in the state. The two oldest covered bridges in the state, located on Stale Rond N". 4-3 between Greenn.-tlr and
' ra > fordsville, were considered. These TENNIS NEWS structures are over Ramp creek and Saturday the Greencastle R i toon creek, the former having] team wa; host to a quintet from Clinl'i‘ n abandoned with the completion ton. Clinton again defeated Greenof mad 43 impiove.r. nt at this point, j castle o n the home courts when they ami the Raccoon creek budge due to'von two of the single- and both of
merce.
Chapin was -wrm into office, s'l-i "d’ g Robert I. Lament, who ro ignu la, t week, m a brief ceremony .,t the se'i 'tary’s office in the ii< , Ip rtment of ('cmmerce build-
ing
Only n few attaches of the department were presen*. The oath was administered by Edward Lihbey. < hief cleik of the department.
h" abandoned as soon as the state;the doubles matches. “Gib” Hughes, completes a new bridge there. The ) “f>te'‘ Moore, and Frank Durham
•oi mitteo in its rejrort recommended.won then- singles,
the preservation of a covered bridge 1 The lineup was as follows: Hughes ' died the Narrows Bridge over Sugar! v . Toi Lathi; Goodwine vs. Johnston: ' reek in Turkey Run State Park in' Light vs. Straw; Moore vs. Adams; Parke county, due to its location and Durham vs. Tate. The doubles lineup tho tact tbit very little expenditure 1 was: Goodwine and Hughes vs. Lahti " i b, required u> put it in good and Johnston; highland Mjiore vs.
r - -- -Hard t'-ar. t • .iu jp‘ r i'- at.d Adam*
Auxiliary Ti» Meet lucsday.
Th, American I^egion Auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs Robert Hoffman, north of town, Tuesday evening August 9. There will be a report from riel,'gates from the state convention and i.rpcrtant business will he di cussed Every member is urged to attend.
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Hutcheson Reunion
Held Sunday
The eleventh reunion of the Hutche son family wa; held in the grove of T. B Hut he- , n '.Tr Hamrick Station, Sunday, August 7. A bountiful dinner was seived at noon. About no people were present. A progi im wa- ijiven with Mrs. Wal ter King an i Mrs. Merle Hutcheson, of 1 dianapoli-, in charge. Song; an,| readings were given by Ihe children. A men's quartet from Kawnan church ptoviled several selection-. An address was given by Mr. Hof mark from Indianapolis. Officers elected for the coming year were: Dr. W. R Hutcheson, president; Mr- Charles Hut heson secretar, anil treasurer; Mrs. Walter King and Mr Merle Hutcheson, pro gram committee. The meeting will be held next year, the first Sunday in August, at the
same plate.
++++++ Dorcas Class To Meet luesday The Dorcas class of the Baptist church will meet with Miss Vietta Stite-, 2(17 -vest Jaqpb street, Tues'ay night at 7:30 oTIcck + + + + * + N'crth Madis, n (Tub 'let At School Hou e The 4 H club of North Madison met at No. I rn School hoitse. This W'as the last meeting of the club. Old and new business wa taken up. The minutes Mere read and the loll cal! was given by the secretary. All work wa- to be
completed.
The last demonstration wa. given on di. h washing.' The demonstrat ing tram wa chosen of which Freda Jean Brattain and Helen Boswell got
the rrpst votes.
The leader, Mary Rogers, gave a talk an 1 the meeting adjourned-
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tennisy Section Four To
Meet Wednesday
Section Four of the Woman's Union of the Christian church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. E. R. Bartley, south Indiana street. L. P, H, Sunday ScKool ( lass To Meet Tonight Ihe L. P. H. Sunday School class
PUTNAM <; TAX \ (III BE INUREA
SHARE UNDER Nf;« WOULD AMOl'N I TO
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CLINTON FALLS CHURCH HAS HOMECOMING SUNDAY lh\ T A Sigler. Greencastle; Rev. G. C. Ramey, Indianapolis; Rev. Siberal. Canaa church, and Rev. Reuben Masten, Belle Union, were speakers Sunday at a homecoming of the Clin- • n F.ill M P. lurch. Rev. William M Keehan, pa-ior of the church, presided and had charge of the program. During the day the speakers all gave splendid talks before the large crowd. Dr Sigler especially giving an intere-ting talk on the history of the church which was founded duiing the Civil war by a group of people seeking a common meeting place. The Current attitude toward religion and the fine spirit of the Clinton Falls community also were touched upon by this speaker. A big basket dinner was another feature of the day. 1 1 1• i -e from a distance were G. C. Ramey and wife, Indianapolis; Har vey Ramey an dfamily. Charles Colter md life, Ben Davis; Everett Scott and mfe, Indianapolis; Jesse Evans and family and other- from Coatesvi 11, ind a number from Greencastle.
\lva Chadd Buys Saathoff Farm
other REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS DURING WEEK, RECORDS SHOW Purchase of the Benjamin M. Saathoff farm .north of Greencastle, bv Aha Chadd, and other real estate tran-fers were recorded in the county re,oriel's office the past week. R*',1 estate ttansfers for the week
follow;
An ier.-on R. McCoy and wife, to Harvey M. Monnett and wife, lot in Green" istle .original plat. $1. W'llliam A Pavlos and wife, to Harvey M Monnett and wife, quit claim to lot m Greencastle, original plat, $1 Nat lanial M. Skinner and wife, to John W. Robe, 80 acres in Greencas-
tle twp„ $l.
Beniamin M. Saathoff, to Alva Chadd and wife, 38.25 acres in'
Greencastle twp., $1.
William R. Von Tress and wife to] William E. Von Tre-s and wife, lots ! in Dulin subdivision, Greencastle twp., $1. j
Philander Pruitt and wife, to Harry
Lueteke and others, lots in Greencas-
tle, eastern enlargement, $1. George L. Hurst, adm., to Selden
L. Vaughn, land in Jefferson twp.,I
$2,500.
Forest Hill Cemetery, to William H. Herring, three single graves in Forest Hill cemetery. $30. Flank L. Ader, to Carroll E. Brown, deed of correction, 82 7-20 acres in Monroe twp , $1. Gilbert Ogles and wife to Carl Spiegel and wife, fot in Greencastle
A tabulation shov. mg th*, ea:h Indiana county miy , from gaioline tax : I lio-, under two House bill, of each of these funds uV out Saturday by the 'at* accounts. The analysis, which " js'4 of Edward P. Brennan, fi* er, was based upon taxes < 1931 and distributed in 1!'K A tabulation ,-h uving th* the cities and towi .li has not been made. In making the tabulation Sj nan took into con derstior awaiting action b the which provides for "unties over township road Collet tion official > d<" line of about cat eoUectiona Du- y, whieiff the hasi- for th< "ibutia^K local units of government. I liU-jlieti o'ution l" th designed (-> eliminate /.xfl levies. If the Governor signs the collections remain n the' Putnam COUBt) will • i| 63 as compared to {« (J which the county i. -jp na is maintaining the > ui- til Of the latter amount * tl raised by tax levy, a i IT’.’I this county’s share d th*-a tax.
LOCAL CARRIERS 'ITEM PICNIC VI Kl# Carriers of the Ir lianaf in Greencastle, joine'i "(her from over the st it ■ u an ;: nic at Riverside pa n I r * Sunday. A total of 118 *! piesert fer the outing The boys u. e I a; ’ \ ''J ride tickets during t e day, most continuously during they were there. Each group of • v- ' a- 'H of a district manag < ] was in charge oft 1 gation. Those attending from vein John VanlL Adrain Long. Na' 1 iel -'bj aid Query, Mmon King. Crawford, James fiittlfi- 1 Hurst, Carl Johnson, Rayr fer. Tommy Mur an,. "^l- 1 Scott Kirkham, Ceiric Maurice Pcllom and Fi? 1 They were taken !>> " i:in;\ school bus driven by Clair A'
(’HAS. MK ABE PIS
Charles M. McCabe. - f,; ' prominent Crawfordsville and well known in this «t;j heart disease at his home y following an Hines- of seven-' Mr. McCabe was a native ol lage where he was horn N the son of Judge James CMcCabe. He had been a pr* " torney at the Montgomer. seat for many year; Funer* will be held at Ciavcfori - day afternoon at 4 o’clock.
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st ”at 30 J *ckson I Irsurance Co . 215 acres in CUnton
. Jtwp, 87,600 79.
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