The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 August 1934 — Page 3

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iduct a kimlerKarten class as many ns twenty or it. Those who wish to please see me at Mulitore durinjf the week of to the 11th. 1 should like my plans at that time. ns 3-6-8-10-4t.

For Sale—

[]_(.) S. C. VV. blood-tested iy to lay. Two extra (food sev cows, priced reason-757-X. 3-2t

[l.F,: Have iiOO bushels and dutchess apples You pick them up for 25c Iluchheit Orchard No. 3. 3-2t.

1I.E—1931 Dodg« sedan jon. Denny Motor Service. l-3t

Ripe tomatoes and

^^^^Kl^crulloUKh’s Orchard.

SALK: On easy terms.

^ L 2 p

(For Rent—

^R\T: Two modern sleeping ire at Banner Office.

3-4-8-3p.

|NT: Five room semi-mod-ith garage. In(|uire at 50_’ 3-2p.

I] XT- Six room modem

house, 4H location, garage. Inquire

^^^^Hoffice.

|XT September 1, 7-room

in e, comer Elm and IlliI’hone 200-X. l-3t

[-Wanted— J) Any kind of dead stock C*n ! reencastle. We pay ul ehtiH^Bohn Wachtel Co. eoi

iscellaneous— t Banner Club Saturday i i ■ by Max’s Midnight ■ Admission 15 cents. It.

pind install seat covers fo* ! up. Dobbs Tire & Battery 2-tf.

1 August Othnton and Landis; Enter-

lUf.) ttineri^Ba eman’s Cotton

Pickers. 2-3p.

Tincher Sisters at the h Social Saturday night at wi west Franklin St. 2-2t

p Buys 124 (lirls To Save n Slavery. An Article Ymong the Bushmen ol F i alia, in The American Magazine Distributed P 1 SUNDAY’S CHlCAdO I XD KX A MINER. 31p

)OD: Dance Saturday and this. String music Satur|Bob White Sunday night. 8-lp

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BR \L AID IN PROBE kncuRmw company |A!’OLIS, Aug. 3 (UP)— Bl government was asked uto operations of the ^nn & Co. Securities coinreports were received |investors in Indiana, Konphia had been swindled of of dollars. htigotlon was sought by Markum, administrator of of Milton D. Ullman, head

n • of Hu. company for questioning. |i (1 uly 17 and was buried

Monthly Payment

care of repairs—tires needed on your car

Oi For Details W Chevrolft Salet Inc-

Pontiac — Clievr.det

22 no 2r,.fi8

LK: Frying Chickens. Oil'. 3-2t

< OMMIHSIONRR'S « |.\|>| S Clslms tiled In the County Auditor's office for allowance by the Hoard of I'ominlsKionera of the County of Putnam, State of Indiana, at the AiiKiist term, 1H34. follow:

« lerk

T. R. Woodhttrn Printing Co. Auditor T R. Woodhurn Printing Co The Dally Banner

Sheriff

Alva Bryan, mileage County Super In ten dent Kiger Co. i ornner 'I'lu* Cloverdnle Graphic < lilldren'x lloxpltiil Pund The Putnam County Hosplial Court llotiMe Browning K- llaintnond Gardner Bros. Moore Klectrle Co. K I.. McCabe & Son

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27.IK

Morion Jessup

(m inted Telephone Co. r,24<ii

Indiana Assn

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the Shinn Sale, Floyd S'uesday, i August 7. 45 fine , , alf, hog*, farm impli - household goods. 3-4-pp

< ourt lloiiMf A .lull

tl«‘ Water Co.

Northern Indiana Power Co.

Oreenenatle

««* «

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.lull

r»r».8Q 44.10

Alva Bryan, prlaoner'fl hoard Dobbs Tire & Mattery Co.

Hiuh point Oil Co I >r. W. M O’Mrien Moore Kleetrle Co.

Gardner Hr os.

Hhe

21.<50 2.X 5

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14 :.o

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Gilbert I).

Iv L. McCabe & Bon MrownlriR & Hammond

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Dts. W. M. A- C R O’Mrien -lohn N. Hussell

Gladys Risk

Kllslla Wilson

Clara Risk Cora Barnes

MooresvilIf* Public Service Co Bussell Roberta Standard Oil (To.

R. P. Mullins

Miller (Jrain Co.

O. A. Kelley 39 Browning A Hammond i>6 no Morrison Bros. 4 20 Dobbs Tire »V Mattery Service Co 37.70 Purity Hakerles Co. ’ 20.06

( fMinty Agent

Riley & Werneke E. Ij. McCabe Son

Menllli ofl'lee

Tlio Daily Banner Itourd Of Hevlew O L. Vanoleave Lawrence McCammack

K lection

Allan Lumber Co. Public Printing

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14.05 11.56

14.25

106.

7.35 7.81

9.00

30 00 30.00

5.50

'Pbe Daily Manner Russellville News

Timea-News r I'nx llcfiind W. R. Stoolo

To^vnMhlp Poor

HIx i Paige. Jackson Tn.

Dmer (’. Akers, Franklin Tp. Win. F. Compton, Russell I'p,

James A. Tabor, Clinton

Clias. Hendrichs, Monroe Tp.

ml T' • • • * “

81 67

9.00

60.68

18 20

Tp.

s. Monroe ,,r '

Frederick. Floyd 'I'p.

135.81 155.89 4t 9i 30.00 290 87 120 on

II. V. Kuark, Marion H’p. H li. Wells, Greencastle Tp,

M'flie fir* 'Prv

i: O. Mrattain. Madison Tp. Edward (’hew. Washington Tp. Frank Sutherlin, Warren Tp.

L. Wells, Trus. (»c. Tp.

H. C. (’ox, Jeffers Guy S. Kennedy,

120.00 4 5.34 10.52

634.25

110.77 175.12

219.95

175.60

nrren I p.

Tp.

Iy. Cloverdnle Tp. 179.90

to lllMtitlltlOIIN

Indiana Staite Sanatorlums 315.73 Indianapolis Orphans Asylum

T. II. Krndlcntbin

William Cooper & Nephews

28.25

I »r

S. E. Mow man

Padgett

MInc. Co. Hevenue

10.00 38.84

6 00

John W. IIero<l GASOLINE FI ND District No, 1 Claim No. 1 E. E. McCammack Alvora Weller John Malicoat

Ed Reason

Geo. Fitzsimmons Fiem Tfunpleman James Miller Garold Elliott Wm. Robinson

Dude Midi (’lay Ijasley

Elmer Jones Howard Cramer

ijorge Lou

ry <

i’arl Gibbons

(ico liar

Gran

Freddie Go win Leonard chat har

David Parker

Claim No. Joe Dean

George Stewart Cecil Morphew

Jay Cooper

otis Bartlett 'ViHie Moreland

Paul Hamm Willie Roe Roy Riddle

John Perkins Newton Bowman O. R Blnvdes Johnie Witt W M Modlln Henry Dawson

Guy Dean V M. Jarvis

34 50 31 50 42.10 14 00 14.00 14 Oft 24 50 in 00 6.00 6.00 2.00 4 60 13.50 3.50 19 25 17 00 7 00 5 00 4.00

Wm. Surber

e.ele

Berry 8t««

Hiram Keck James Jones

l-'red Jones

Robert Johnson Clyde Allen Harvey Frazier

Claim No. 3

Ernest Thompson

A Ivy 'Poole Les Scott

Wm DeHart

inpsc •klni tones

M Dab* ’•’.d Jones Cordes Myers Ward Batman J Jfdmson Frank Bridges (’lairn No. 4 dins. W. Silvey J. (> Broom I IV Kill Well Landrum Murdett

60 75 8.75 3 15 3.15 3 80 4.80 1 80 7.40 1.80 11 SO 1.80 3 00 2.80 10 50 10.50 4 00 4 30 15.00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 00 4 0ft

Thompson

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58.75 11.00 14.00 14 oft 1 4 00 4 00 4 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 4 00 3 50 14.80

Ross Youn

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Albert Guillla

ineth Modlln

Alva M (lowIn ohn Pritchett

im No. 5

13 65 3 50 8.60 6 20 3 Oft 2.25

said incomplete record* company should have at !<> "f investor’s money but able to find assets of I consisting of furnishings ■Mjr'a furmor office here. |d •mIcI that in 1933 and Dnipany did a st u-k busi17,000 iwith 141 eustomorr states. operated :i branch offire put** but when officials f"r an investigation they rooms empty, Markum

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Will Harmless Ira Hanks Claim No. 6 Henry Phillips Ezra Arnold Harry Berk Lenard Alexander Ed Whitlock Mert Whitlock Sanford Smith Walter Whitlock John Daily Elvis Hanes Herinnn Zimmerman Claim No, 7 Lee Myers Paul M<*Cornilek Mill Va 11 hook Mill Klein Howard McCall I’nul Hovermale Clnrcnci* Hlbbiird Audi (’lark

34 25 4 00 5 hft 1.50 1.00

2 s 00 10.50 8 00 9 00 ]o 00 3 00 1 v M f. os 4 OO 2 00 8.09

Mud Trump

Courtney Helms

Pete Murry Dale White VV... M....

62 50 32 60 17 29 1 1 60 11.00

6 0(1

1 1 60 1 1 60

7 H|l 8.00 4 00

Wm Myer:

Warren Nlcnoioo

Nicholson

19.25 17 f,t>

Alim Alvii

Arthur

S. N Brown

Iyer*

Sheet*

claim No. 8

Rimer Olodfelter Willard Sutherlin

Arlhiir Wood

ti n«

8 0

4 2 0 17 40 1 2 0*

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Ian Staggs

I <lre.

Sherrill

Rohm Spencer Isimly Giles Claim No 9 Bred Wnllaee Ohle t.owe .

Rill Noll

John Dally .1 K. Ranh Clarence I’lekett Fred Roger* Clarence Reek

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r, C Ogle Curl Arnold

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Claim

24 r.o 3 r.o

Claim No

Ira Hutcheson Chit*. MeAHnden

John Bee J T Betti*

Arthur Garrett

Curtl* Neal

Robert Carmichael 1‘liutle fro,Ran

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THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1934.

John Ver

Lay bne

Geo. ITi

„ jrmlllion Itov Clodfelter

er Sigler

Harry McCabe

Goo. p|

Pierce John Murk

la»o H

ilazolett <_’has. Goddard

iBor

Dims. Got 8. O. Ens \\'m i k v

Wm. Cox

Wallace Spenc Chirenec Ri,n

So n

ren for

*1 Routine

Nelson Wood

Mor Cluj

ton

ris t'arnphell

yd Mull

Claim No. 12

Wm. Thomas John Skelton

Robt. Grimes Lola Nelson Warren Dane

Kenneth Knnuer

Jess Miller

Henry St bison John Knaaer I'loyd Raines

Ivy Reetl

, f’lalm No. 13 Jno. M Sigler Homer Slavena

Cal Tut tie John Bee

Arthur Garrett Barry Stickle

Dee Sea ggs

Robert Watson

Slave Sigh Byrd

Helen Sla

Sl» •tyr

Willis Hinkle

_—ver Abner Sigler

I I i (’leo K

les ■ Harold Davis

Strand Love Wm. Lane Ren Wood

Denzd Coffey Don Webster Pirns. W. Davis

Leo Terry

Hubert Clodfelter

Tlios. Holland Oscar Perkins

, Claim No 14

Klmel Wilson

Loy Thomas

John Brat tain

Paul Ak- r

Robert Harnett Richard Frazier Isaac Jackman

Fred Johns

Osear Stevens Morris Evans Kuark X Walker W. M. Gowin Raymond Dickey Flyde kShnncr Victor Frazier James Rogers

John Wilson

Jt*ssp Richardson

Claim No. 15 W. T Mine

Arvil Nichols

Joe Tomp Vcrnic L,

Fant Jud

!)Hon

.ark in

Claim No. 16

_ -dy

(Minton Judy

Ernest Templemnn

I'aul Mc.Iecu Claim No 17 ( lamb* King

Harold King Willi.. -- od , a

Willis Croi_

Dewey Skinner

(’has. White Ray Grimes Then. Hurst

Lnwreiu-e Gasnway

Oscar Hurst

Arthur Crawley

Carl Ferrand

Sherman Cofer Frank Hudson

Fred Chadd (’layton Cash

George Raines

Lee Whitaker

Russell Plummer Lem Patterson

Jess I’. . . me

Herb Hinkle

Harold

• rsoi

■sdnle

Kenneth Hinkle

Claim No.

Orsen Shirley Ralph Tort-

Ami rew Stoner 8. A. Mushy

hurl

es Fox

Walter Terry

Claim No. 19

Ju cl I M’errv

iti.

Herbert

I tennis M’crry (Mias. McCullough DlMirlct No. (Maim No. 2 Wm P. Barton Tony Wilson

Joe Carman Roy Leonard Clyde Combs

Louis Ridgeway Jerry Ridgeway

Roy Evans B L Yourifr

tlnve Scroggins

roggl

Layman Cooper

Claim No.

Alvah J<»nes Raleigh Jones

A. Comer Claim No.

Chester Humphrey

4hie Cost In

Hughle Cost... Elmer Johnson

Claim No.

O. (Mi nun lugs c. (’antwell R Williamson

O. Jones 1 I tobson If Colly M. Wright E. (Mine

A. Williams It Williams

(’. Wyant J. Trout

R Walker Geo. Easley

L. Green

A. Hoghon Mi’Grlb rey D. E. Williamson

T. Walters

(’. O. Davis

Claim No

J D White I. Hutcheson Dennis Die!

I.. Girt on

A. V. Hutcheson

I R. Dlel

H A Tabor

W. Thomas V. Houck

W L McCullough

ii.

Geo. Fo: Rov Min ter T. (’ Mond

George Hurst i >en 11 (’ooper Win. Padgett

Claim No. 25

Lester Terr>

L. Hurst

(M« il Stringer

•\ey Smith Sut lierlin

I la i

A. . . ... L. R. Hurst W. Haines (Maim No.

Ross MtCiilInugh

James Rollings K M Wright James Harnett

_-0rn Conrad Job

Jacob Young Rets Job Rader Hathaway Elijah O’Neal Isaac Skelton Joe Saunders Virgil Morris Claim No W R Walker WM Branneman

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Claim No. f C I Vi note John Blair Lester Hapenny Guv Mathews

IL nuiiyoi G P Walkei

Harr) I t«*vlhi

Herschel

McCullough J I) Rader Ira Ranh Herman Dnnhour

Jeff

tiier Nee

ii n I.'

Hlll>ert Jeffers Luther Neese Ernest Johnson

James Flcbilng William Emery

jack Johnson

MrCulloi

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20 00 7 00 10.50 ' 1 1.30 2.00 1 i.O 3.30 .80 11.90 3.50 3 50 6.40 4 >0 1.30

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24.50 18.55

28.00 28 (10 10.00 10.00

4.00 5.00

6.00 4.05 5 00 5 00 3.00 4.00 9.80 5.60

1.80 |

2.60 6 SO

70 Octane

Wlien power means most, use LINC0 Golden llie DEPENDABLE gasoline. LINGO products are made to specifications of modern motors, and in addition to powerful and speedy performance, LINC 0 has taught many motorists in this vicinily, a new ECONOMY in safe motoring.

UNCO

GOLDEN SAFETY OASOLINK - i product of THE OHIO OIL COMPANY

EFECT IN ACTION

3.50 3.30

! ,INCO

52.40

1 •: . 18.55 II 7.00 3.50 10.15 10.1 5 10.15 3.15 ! 3.15 3 15 3.80

MOTOR OILS Refined from highest grade mid-continent crude oils.

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BEST SERVICE

MOTOR OILS 100 percent pure Pennsylvania oil—highest quality. BEST PRODUCTS

4.80 4.00 ' .60 10.00 10.00

12.80 1 1.20 3 50 .75

29.00 14.00 2.00 3.50

Fill Your Tank At

BRADEN Xi CRAZIER—Court Mouse Square

L.\l Ij HETSER, ( orner Bloomington and Hanna Sis.

BABE ( ONKLIN 15 Washington Street

47.25 21 30 3.50 1.00 1.00 12.69 4 00 3.00 5.50 1.80 4.00 5.00 , ■ 1.00 ' 1*0 4 00

R. M. HUNTER, Cloverdale CULLY WILSON, Roachdale

C. A. STARK, Morton

HALPH HILL, Midway, Junction 40 and 43 EUGENE CHEN0WETH. Mt. Meridian

BER I ALCORN, Groveland

HARLE^ RISSLER. National Road, East of Mt Meridian DORA HUNTER. Manhattan ADAM RE1SING, Brick Chapel

HUNTER BROS. Fillmore

C. E. STEWARD. Bambridge BYRD STATION. Junction Road 43 and Ro?d 3fi

GRANT HOTEL

LUTHER THOMPSON, Keytsville E. C. BUTLER, Mt. Meridian L. F. SEWELL. Portland Mills GEO DUN1VAN. Stilesville ALONZO RAMBO. Milligan ROBER ) ORR, National Road, West Edge State Farm FRANK BRIDGES, Fincastle

2.50 I

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44.80

9.80 ^ Ilrownlng 18.80 1 John Rone

Ham motul

Hence

17.80 J MorriHon Mi'ob.

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sin 2.00

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, Eugene Kivett

1 Alio rt L. McFerrnn

21.

220.

19.50 7.00 11.90 2.60 1.40

50 25

I 4. .VI t

J.umeH Skflton Hoy Arnold (’cell Shucy M’he < hi lion Iron Work Co Frank HutHoii ASM ilge Marble X Tile (’o. Stundard * til Co.

12.02 4.80

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!0 "a

60 00 72.00 19 so 67.00 42.00 T'! 6 4

1.80 6.40

4 25.26

22 50 For. st (Mark 9fto (’has. II Marnaby

Stone Co.

tVL- Supply Co.

351.31

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Mill B Ailomsoii

IV A Wllllnm* Kronk Citdflt!

SirlOK'i' A Mi'Cnniii n-k \V. A. OOtlBKB. Auditor of County, Inilhinn.

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t'lydr ainer MlMi-rllntipotlM

DhIiIi* Tiro # Hot (try dervlee Co Allun Dumbor Co. KIiik. Mnrrloon. Fo*tpr Co. lirpt notiHGo Harilivon- Co,

Grpt n _

liutbilio K,|iit|,infill I'n

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Mrs. ttriillc Perkins

•J. •!• 4* •!* Miss Jane Robin on of Indianapolis is rpending the week with Mrs. May Conk ami Mr. and Mrs. Ward Porter

and son.

Mr. and Mrs. William Summerville were in Indianapolis Frinlay. Mr. anti Mrs. M, Ivin Frazier and I family anti Mr. and Mrs. Collie Skelj ton left Saturday for a motor trip to

Virginia.

Hilly Thomas spent the week-end with Mr. and Mr-. Howard Deisher anti mother at Putuamville. Rev. anti Mrs. Wilbur Day and son of Delphi were week-end quests of the. latter’s parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Harve Hrilton. Miss Maxine Worick Is in Lebanon for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. William

Reed.

Mr. and Mrs. Cmiden Clark of Col-

f umbus, O., have come for an extende! visit with the latter’s parents, Mr.

aril Mrs. William Barnard. Miss Viola Grider acrompnnied her

57.75 I Sunday School t la to Lafayette Krij;!', | tlay for a pi.nie at Columbia park.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards anti

children left Sunday for a varation motor trip in the n rthern part of the

state.

Mr. nnd Mrs. W. W. Thomas spent Sunday in Lebanon the guests of Mr. : nd Mrs. King. Mr. and Mrs. (I den Irwin were Im iness visitor in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Fred I/iiki'idjcc and guest, Miss Effie May Olsen, left Tuesday for a few (lays at the world’s fair. Mr. and Mi -. Audrey Modlin movt'd TI urwlay to the Alex Crosby property on west Washington street. Mr. anti Mrs. L. L. Ijirose and family of California liave come for a few tlays with Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Wil-

son.

Mrs. Terrill an ddauffhter of Indianapolis are spen line a few days with Miss Esther Sillery. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Chastain are moving from the Stover property on Indiana street to the Burford property on east Wa.-hington street. Mrs. Emma Brookshire has returned home from a lisit in I^hanon. Mr. and Mrs. I/wig Nichljs and

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family of Lafayette spent Suntday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Eraneis Nichlas remained for a longer visit. Miss Jean Youny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Younpr, underwent an appendicitis operation at Culver hospital in Crawfordsville Saturday. She is (rettinq alonp nicely. Charles Ripqle, who has been quite ill, is re|>ortetl improved. Those from here who attended the circus in Indianapolis Tuesday niqht were Mr. and Mrs. Burkett Goslin and son, Dr. and Mrs. Haul Ream and son, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hutchins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutherlin and son, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. luppenlatz, Mrs. Ford Penn, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thomas nnd son, Misses Lola Stewart, Kaye Sutherlin, Helen Smythe, Margaret MMU'r, Viola Grider, Mrs. John Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Herndon Carpenter and son. Mrs. Ford Penn of New Market is spending a fmv (lays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George luppenlatz. Miss Geraldine Smythe delightfully entertained her bridge club Monday evening. There were four tallies in play with Miss Irene Robbins winning high score prize, Miss Esther Crosby second high score prize, and Mrs. Eston Cooper, guest prize.'Other guests were Mrs. Terrall of Indianapolis. Miss Eleanor Hoatetter of Bainbridge, Mrs. Herndon Carpenter, and Mrs. Howard Deisher. After five rounds of the game delicious refreshments were served.

Boone, Program Chairman, Mrs. Frank J'Tiell, Chairman on refreshments, Mrs. 1/iwis RobertsThe Manhattan church was chosen as the meeting place for the 1935 reunion. After the business session was over, all enjoyed the splendid program Mr . Jerrell had prepared. Several old hymns were sung by all, and the Canaan church orchestra and quartet, the Pleasant Garden orchestra, also vocal numbers and a trio, were heard. At the close, Rev. Walter King gave a short talk on ‘he sjiiritual things of life, his subject “Seek and Ye Shall Find-’’

BR \ZIL M \N SUFFERS BITE BY ( iHTKRHKAP

BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. .'1 Lawrence E- Jackson, operator of a garage and repair shop on West Jackson street, is in a serious condition as a result of being bitten by a < pporhead snake while hunting squirrels along Eel river, southeast of the city. Jackson ha,! parked his car and then walked about thu* miles through

the river bottoms. He had taken off his shoes in order that he might sneak up on a squirrel, when a copperhead snake sunk its fangs in his left foot just above the big toe. Realizing that the copperhead is very poisonous, he sat down and at temp'e I to suck the poison out of the wound, hut the wound soon began to swell and he suffered intense pain as the swelling rose on the leg. He walked back to his car, came to town an wa- taken to the, office of Dr. Fred Xus . I, who administered an antidote- By the time Jackson reached town the swelling had reached above the knee, almost to the thigh., and he was suffering much agony from the poison.

RAISED CAPTIVE PARTRIDGES ELLSWORTH, Me., (UP)- M. L. Hall, innkeeper, seem to be accomplishing what always has liecn regarded as an impossible task—raising partridges in captivity. Eleven 3-day old chicks captured after their mother hail been killed by an aut imobile are thriving on a diet of maggots.

Two Die in Oklahoma Mine Blast

BLUE REUNION The fourth annual reunion of the family of Henry C- and Nancy J. Blue was held in the beech grove of Mrs. Frank Scott near Belle Union, Sunday, July 29th. At the noon hour a bountiful dinner was enjoyed by forty-eight relatives. In the afternoon a delightful hour of music, songs and readings was given. nie business session was then hold with the president, VIis. Ben Blayd's presiding. A motion was made and carried to re'ain the present officers for another year. The president appointetl the following program committee; Mr . Glenn Michael, chairman assisted by Mrs.. Ralph Moore and w lUon 1 The next reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blayde* of New Maysville-

THK ROBERTS HBUNION The feurth annual Roberts reunion was held the third Sunday tn July, at the Manhattan church. Thor' f wa < 110 present. A houtt'iful dinner was enjoyed by all. Officers for the following years are as follows. President, John 1^‘wis, Vice-president, MY-s. Glenn Skelton, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. William

These photos show scenes from the coal mine disaster on the Oklahoma state penitentiary farm west of McAlester, in which two men were fatally U'apped by an explosion 1,200 feet below the ground, destroying the mine so badly that rescuer* toiled mure than two day*, reaching them too late.