The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 July 1937 — Page 2
THE DAILY BANNER, GREENOASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, JULY 26.. 1937.
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There was a deep haze of smoke frwn smouldering houses and wheat fields all over the area, fired Saturday by Nationalist ineendiaiy bombs. By the time the sun rose over the haze the ■ battle. Cavalry on both sides joined in support of infantry, the Loyalists men of the Itth division, the Nationalists Moors on their arched-necked arab horses. They fought all day. Last night the Loyal,st lines noith of Brunete broke in face of a terrific attack sunnorted by tanks artillery and airplanes. This pushed back the apex of the Loyalist salient.
THE DAILY BANNER and Herald Consolidated “It Waves For AU"
The Moose Lodge wiH entertain, members and guests Tuesday even-j ing. A11 members are urged to be present.
^SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes, of Indianapolis. are the parents of a son, Baptist Sunday School
St. Vin- I’lcnlc is Planned Plans were completed today for
Entered in the postoffice at Green-
castle, Indiana, as second class mail j bom Sunday morning at matter under Act of March 8, 1878, J cent’s hospital.
Subscription price, 10 cents per we ek. $“.00 per year by mail in Put-,
na.-n County; $.150 to $5 00 per year; ,lau * h,ers s r M ' nt 016 week en,> with by mail outside Putnam County. | Mr Brown’s brother, Mr A G. Brown j and family in Toledo, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and
PERSONAL AND LOCAL NEWS
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GIBRALTAR, July 20
I'sus'ly * tint W' ri h v -•oui.^ ;,«s.tled • I luntl e- «• is •’. it I 'rdev C to fipht
for th.i nstionalis!
A German expert ail 1 fwur officers were kil’cl tmd 11 wounded in an explrslcn at que barracks Rat uni: y \vh 1 1 ■ ■
was being charged.
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d ! Ma I:: attack tha f dc in more
MADRID. .In pick of the Loyal perately r.n the f to check the mos the Nationlists I
than a year of civil war. Twenty thousand Italian troops wet" reported to have J • n< 1 M x rs foreign lepirnnaiii ■ and Nationalist Cailist end Fascist troops as the elimax of
the batt.'e neared
Gen Francisco Franco, Nationalist commander in chief was at the front personnnlly directing the attack
WI’A To Build Main Lakes
PROPOSED DAMS ON SMALL STREXMS PLANNED FOR INDIANA F MINIS
INDIANAPOLIS. July 26 —Reveril hundred lakes, varying in size lorn two to seven acres and from ive to twelve feet deep, will be created over Indiana within the next few months, John K. Jennings, state (director for the Works Progress Administration, said today. The lakes, he explained, will b' formed by the substitution of large earth-fill dams for low log, stone and concrete barriers on Indiana's sec- ( ondary streams. The work will be under the WPA ! flood control and water conservation
| program.
Land owners will be required
The loyalist position was seriott.' | , an( , owner8 w jij be required to It was i ■ nfessed frankly that the | ^ppjy a |i material, some equipment fate rf thousands of the best men <n an( , an ea . MemPn t giving the United he Republican army. including 55( a t f . s government access to the dam of tlie famous international | f or rc p a j r fiixvl control and consor-
hingf I on the success wi h pa tjon purposes.
Jennings said the average cost of the new dams to the land owners will
he between $100 and $150.
Bob Wallace and Tom Murnane have returned from a trip to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lynch of Frankfort were in the city yesterday evening.
Not Quite News
Mrs Elizabeth Sweet Poplar street is spending two weeks in Indianapolis visiting relatives.
There will be a regular meeting of the American I^egion tonight in the I^egion Home at 8:30.
Mrs Paul Hester has returned to her home in Russellville from the hospital in Crawfordsville. Miss Helen Jane Hope returned home Sunday evening after a week’s visit at Gary and the lakes.
Robert Graham of New York joined his family here over the week end for their summer vacation period.
member brigades
which reinforcements held baek th.
insurgents.
i. -s . on Loth sides were frightful
Mr. and Mrs R. E. Brown and children spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs A. G. Brown in Toledo, O.
TO GET NEW TRY
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 26.— (UP) —County welfare employes who
Notionalist troops advanced with a- (ia ms will be built in seventy stonlshlng determination in the face ; countiP g in the state. of point blank machine gun fire from |
ttoim loyalists entrenchments. T n th" , listcring sun of midsummer thousands of wounded lay without
foe.! or water among the fast rotting I ... . .
, , ..I “flunked merit examinations m
It seemed alracl
, . , , , end June will be given another op-
•i.it.f’b v:il, . tint exhaustion had n >* portunity in a new examination Aug. 6. R. W. Bunch, secretary of the county personnel committee, announo-
| ed today.
, , ,, .... , , New examinations will be held in
Ilage Into the ground.
... , , . . i counties where there are less than
Hut Nationalists and Loyalists had
, , three county residents on the certified
he, a attacking an , counter "tlacking. eligible list for each position
.
to a ha!‘ Since lawn Saturday when th" Nationalists subjected Brunete to , a six-lmur bombardment that ail
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Graham of Flushing. Long Island, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rnively.
Mary Louise Brown and Miss Jo Ruth Brown of this rity are spending this week with Miss Esther Williamson at Fillmore.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Walts of R R 3 have returned home after visiting •he former’s brother in Shelbyville over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarel Williamson and family of Fillmore were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anil Mrs. Galiard and family of this city.
Mrs E. A. Tomlinson and daugh-
Wlien Kiley Cume Here James Whitcomb Riley, who appeared on the platform of Meharry Hall in this city on a number of occasions, is credited with having figured in an incident during his young manhood at Greenfield which is suggestive of several others which were ascribed to him. That time, he was working as a sign painter, putting business ads on fences of that locality. On one occasion, we are told, he came to a fence on which a religiously inclined farmer had sought to stir the spiritual life of passers by by painting this text: “What shall I do to be saved?” Riley, happening along with his paint brush and under contract with a drug company, painted under the
picnic Wednesday afternoon and evening for members of the First Baptist church Sunday school department The first contigent of picnickers will leave at 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon for the picnic grounds. Transportation will be provided. The second group will depart at about 6 o’clock in order to be present for the evening meal. »j» »'* *J« A A A
HOT? TIRED?
Rev. Gust E. Carlson, officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Poynter were
■ 'a text retort:
“Take Carter’s Little Liver Pills.”
Then the farmer, unabashed., in-; Brackney Reunion
Mary While, D.l'auw "17,
Married at Dana
The marriage of Miss Mary White, DePauw 1927, and Robert Horn, was solemnized at the home of the bride near Dana Saturday evening. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Horn of Indianapolis, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. E . O. White. The ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. G. H. Reedy, pastor of the Dana Methodist church. The bride taught last year in the Indianapolis public schools. She is a member of the Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. Horn attended Cornell university. and is a member of Sigma Chi Epsilon. He is associated with his father in the Washington Floral shop at Indianapolis. The bridal couple are taking a honeymoon trip in Canada.
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scribed this:
“And prepare to meet thy God.” Riley began coming to DePauw almost from the first of his public career. However, in 1881, the Banner contained this item about him: “A large audience gathered at the college last evening to hear recitations by J. W. Riley. He was taken suddenly sick after leaving the hotel and was unable to reach the hall.” On another occasion, when he was billed to appear on the Meharry Hall platform in company with Eugene Fields (1 think it was) Riley came onto the platform ill and was finally compelled to retire, and when, about 1905, the writer of this item, as manager of the college entertainments billed Riley for an appearance in Meharry Hall, many of the tickets were bought on a “money back” agreement, so unreliable had Mr.
Undei - the burning sun. under the rtars Dirt-c •Led infantrymen fought di :te Lis. i thirst and exhaustioT, ike r-< rnifei us animals. As they fell, i inn ti k their places. As the > .ipei .'uin vise today the Nationaiwcie attacking at the southern i . or tip of a salient which the Loyi ■ : ; drove into their front. 15 miles • of Madrid, in their recent of-
; ;iive.
Yne battle, so important that no < < on either side cared to forecast • at a de< isive defeat might mean, ii ns .. small triangle of teri v it.i hi.i •; pointing southeastws' I Brunete was the apex Quijorr... : ::-l miles northwest of Brunete. forme | hi,, base corner. Villanueva lie La Canada. 1 miles north of Bruin te and 3 :;-4 miles northeast of Quljerna, trrined the other. The Nationalists tor.k Brunete, in ruins, at the Bayonet point Saturday The Iviya'ists retook it. only to abandon it before dawn Sunday as un-
tenable.
At dawn the artillery opened
county Bunch.
Approximately 50 counties have requested new and re-examinations :o W held in order that the required number of names of county residents be on the certified eligible list. Bunch
said.
department,
in the
according to
act.
CONGRESS SEEKS BALK ((’ontlnued Kroto I'nira One)
ter Mrs Veneta Bennett of El Dora- FUl^y become in his engagements.
do, Ark., are visiting Mrs. son’s sister, Mrs. William and other relatives.
TomlinStewart
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Snyder and Mr.
However, on that occasion, Mr. Riley appeared, was presented to the 1.200 persons in the audience by President Edwin Holt Hughes and delighted his hearers. He receiv'
and Mrs. Walter Sublett and daugh- f or h j s ^ouj-’g program, but the
ter Annebelle of Putnamville visited
Also prominently mentioned are Judge Sam Bratton of the 10(h Circuit Court of Appeals, a New Mexican formerly in the Senate: Felix Frankfurter of Harvard law school: Justice Ferdinand Becora of the New York. N. Y , Supreme court and practically every lawyer and judge oi so-called liberal tendencies.
uo.
NOTICE The Putnam County Conservation club will hold a called meeting tonight at 7:30 o’clock at the O K. Barber Shop. All members are urged to be present.
Mr .and Mrs. Guy Adams and Mrs. Mary Adams at Terre Haute Sunday. The condition of Mrs. John D. Brown of Upland. Ind., who has been critically ill for the past two weeks, remains about the same. Mrs. Brown is the mother of Galiard Brown of this city. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Danville for Mrs. Erie Clay Chamness, who died Friday. Mrs. Chamness was the mother of Mrs. Melvin Ruark and Mrs Hugh Hammond of this city. Mrs. Raymond Oneal and children LcRoy and Maxine have returned home after spending a week visiting in Minneapolis and Saint Paul. While in Saint Paul they visited in the home of Rev. Alfred L. Beatty, a Methodist minister in that city. Sally Smith, about 9 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert
total receipts were more than $1,100. Every space in the hall in which a chair could be placed was thus occupied. and each chair was sold, in addition to all of the regular seats of that auditorium. This included all of the seats in the “band gallery” over the platform, and all space on the platform itself, excepting that
which Mr. Riley occupied.
HOSPITAL REPORT
Complete your home laundry with the new Maytag Ironer,
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Maytag now. may be had with gasoline Multi-Motor for home# without electricity.
Mrs. Herbert Sutherlin and baby returned to their home at Fillmore Sunday from the Putnam county hos-
j pital.
| Mrs. Roy Blue and baby returned I to their home at Limedale Sunday. I A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. | Sam Bolts, Brazil, R. 5, at the hos-
j pital. Monday morning.
Mrs. Stewart Blaydes and baby returned to their home at Roachdale
Monday, from the hospital.
Mabel Hicks of Fillmore was ad-
for
treatment.
Alvah Brothers returned to home Monday morning.
Smith. East Seminary street, suffer-1
ed a fracture of the right lower leg • ... . . .. * ^ mitted to the hospital Saturday
Sunday when she fell from a bicycle, j She was taken to the Putnam county hospital for treatment and was later
returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jarrei returned Sunday evening from their vacation which they spent at the Ball Mountain Country club near Pontiac, Mich., with Mil and Mrs. Donald Cooper, formerly of Russellville. Mr.
THIS WEEKS WEATHER
Showers Monday, again Wednesday night or Thursday, otherwi {
„ . . , ... , generally fair. Temperatures slightly
Cooper is in charge of the country i . , , , , , .
, , , , , J | above normal beginning of week:
club house and grounds Mr. and Mrs. 1 ,. .., , . _
slightly cooler by Tuesday: warmer middle of week: slightly cooler by Thursday night and warmer Satur-
day.
Jarrei wore at other points in Miehi- 1
gan and also were in Canada.
Sending the family wash to the Laundry saves a day each week. Phone 126 26-lp.
Any Maytag
modui >s low ts
$1
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FOR SALE: Watermellons at Wlatt’s Service Stattion at Morton. 26-3p
a small town from here a
not
HHd at Denting Park. The annual Brackney reunion was held recently in Deming park in Terre Haute. Among those from Greencastle and vicinity to attend were Mrs. Joe Brackney. Bryan Brackney and family. Frank Brackney. Mr. and Mrs Charles Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marshall, Mrs. Lois Wright and son. The next gathering of the family will take place the third Sunday in August. 1938. +*++++** Annual Dletrteh Reunion Held Sunday, July 25th Tiie annual reunion of the Deitrich Cousins was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jobe, north of Belle Union. A bountiful dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour. In the afternoon John Dietrich gave a short talk on his recent trips in the West
and South.
Those present were; Mr. and Mrs Ross McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dreher and son Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Ertis McCullough and son. Earl, and Miss Reba Hinote, all of Reelsville: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knetzer and family of Filmore; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bennett of Muncie; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frost and family of near Harmony; Mr. and Mrs. James Job and daughters of near Brazil; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rierden and son, Joseph of Montezuma: Marion McCoy of Indianapolis: Miss Eileen Caviness of Quincy: Tim O’Conner. Cloverdale; Miss Janet Lynn Vaughan and Miss Mariiy Hurst, Belle Union; and Mrs. John Robe, Mr. and Mrs John A. Deitrich. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Thomas and family, and Mr and Mrs. Inman B. Sandy, ail of Greencastle.
Penelope Club To Meet Tuesday
The Penelope Club will meet Tuesday noon for a pitch-in dinner at the home of Mrs. Cecil Brown, Northwood. Please bring sandwiches, covered dish and table service. Mrs. Harry Allan will be the leader. Mr. and Airs. Key
Entertain Guests
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Key, residing south of town on state road 43, entertained the following guests at dinner h* s Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Manning and Mr. and Mrs. Decker Rule of Cloverdale and Miss Jessie Brothers, Mrs. Maynard Newgent and Mrs.
Herbert Martin of tnis city.
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Meet With .Mrs. Thomas The Present Day Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Cleve Thomas,
Bloomington street. + + + + + -!•♦
Ruiley-Lindhour
Marriage Announced Announcements have been received here of the manage of Miss Cleo
(1859) "At
great distance from here a youn^j Lindhour to Donald E Bailey at lawyer who thought much of himself. Upppr Darby Pa Mr Bai)ey waf)
town a former manager of the G. C. Mur-
MARRIAGE LICENSES Hazel Ray Staggs, farming, Rockville route 1. and Ruby Lucille Keen, housekeeper. Rockville. Wesley Harbison, milling, Russellville, and Grace Margaret Frazier, at home, Roachdale.
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PHONE 72
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$50.00 E'firH'vZsrs
_ 10 minutM without oaJn. N« lcid burn or aorsriMt. 1*0.0
REWARD SjWatS'WiJlS
C0RN-0FF
made certain proposals at
meeting which were objected to by a farmer. Highly enraged, the lawyer
said to the farmer:
" ‘Sir, do you know that I have been at two universities, and at two colleges in each university?’ ‘•Well, sii*,’ retorted the farmer, ‘what of that ? I had a calf that sucked two caws and it was my observation that the more he sucked the greater calf he became!’’
Stevens Dnur Store •• Greencastle, Indiana
Guaranteed Treatment For Tender Stomach Dr. Emil’s Adla Tablets bring quick relief from a sore stomach, pains between meals due to acidity, indigestion and heartburn. If not your money is refunded.—R P. Mullins. Druggist.
phy store here and is quite well known in Greencastle. Mrs. Bailey’s home is in Indianapolis. + -9 -i- 4- ■» 4- + + Garrett-Phillips Reunion August 8th The joint annual reunion of the Garrett and Phillips families will be held August 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heavin, east of Fillmore. Harbison-Frazier Marriage Announced ’ Miss Grace Margaret Frazier of Roachdale and Wesley Harbison of
the attendants.
The couple will make their home i in Russellville where the bridegroom
is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Christie Entertain Guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christie. ^ E. Washington street entertained Sunday with a family dinner in honor of J. S. Christie of Chanute, Kan. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason and sons, J. H. Christie and Mrs. Hattie McMains. j. .j. .1. -I- -I* f + Miss Buggy Honored \t Birthday Dinner Mrs. Roscoe Daggy entertain" 1 with a dinner at their home Sunday evening in honor of the 16th birthday anniversary of their daughter. Other guests besides the guest of honor were the Misses Olive Mae Dean and Christine Bennett. Miss Dean also spent Sunday night with Miss Daggy. 4-4*4-4-4*4-4-4‘ Couple Honored At Shower Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turner, re-
ConfidentiaU
The most economical of will get into a temporal Hundreds of family , walks of life need " l lime to time, it i* .. *
iness to help them at
time.
$25 t0 $3! Borrow on Your Own
Indiana Loan (a 24 */2 E. Washington
FOR SALE: Two ^ sedans; model T pickup ,,J lion. King M ■ Used Car Lot. 310 N .j ac |„J
PAPER GOODS: p a[l .., cups, dishes, napkins ta towela. Foi pici | camping. Lowest prices Wall Paper Ston ■
FOR SALE: A 162 aere| Washington towns: :• Baa age, out buildings i it Priced very g lie Real Estate at i :hts,.. ^ Insurance agency
FOR SALE: A fine 80 n
siding south of Putnamville. enter-1j n Greencastle townshin j-l
tained with a miscellaneous sliower Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Mundy. The couple received many gifts. The bride was formerly Miss Minnie (Crawley. Mo'e than thirty-five guests were present. Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
Birthday Dinner For Mrs. Britton, Saturday The seventy-third birthday of Mrs. J. G. Britton, whose country home is northwest of Bainbridge, was observed by a family gathering for a noon dinner and a visit together in the afternoon. Those who were present w’ere Mr. and Mrs. Clay Britton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Akers and Mrs. Ida Britton of Indianapolis. Mrs. Mildred Britton of Ladoga, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Britton of Roachdale, Mrs. Mary Bridges of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McFerran of Greencastte, and Mr. and Mrs. Allie Broom
of Bainbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Entertain Guests Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Butler of near Belle Union Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shirey and daughter Marian of Gary; Mrs. Hattie Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harlan and daughter Ellen, Miss Eunice Butler. Mrs. Ira Moore and children, Mr. and Mrs Austin Wheeler and family, all of Greencastle, Mr. and Mrs Lealyn Million and daughters. Retha and Janice of
Crown Center.
tie Real Estate. Ri • ;el! 1 Insurance agency
FOR SALE 1 •'•! poa truck farm. 35 acn s on g vl miles south of Braz. 1-2 i J state road 69. Prienl rich: J sale. H. B. Salladay Braz:! I R. 4.
FOR SAI.E: Good two er, Henry Jackson. 708 Ctt:
FOR SAI.E: Six room ha hath. Large garden and p»J Gillespie Street. Coll at 1 Columbia Street. ]
New 39-Plate Battery, I1B change. Free Installation Mli & Battery Service Phone 1ST, y
FOR SALE: Force Chovnli Plymouths. 100 cai to chooa We finance our own papers.■ Garage, Bainbridge' in.lianil
—For Rent-
DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT: All we ask is that you drop in and try our delicious food. We know you’ll come back. Noon lunch 30 and 35. Lincoln Dining Room. 26-ltc
—For Sale-
New 13 plate battery, guaranteed 6 month $3.90 exchange. Get our prices on Lee tires before you buy. Scott's Franklin Street Garage. Phone C8. 22-tf
FOR RENT: Tw modeni ished rooms or one TumisMl Call 517-Y.
FOR RENT Mod, in h:ai nished or unfurnish• I. Oiji ael, Bainbridge. FOR RENT: Two ur.M rooms, lights and water. ■
entrance. 505 S. J - !
FOR RENT: Our Drclj floor sanding machine. ' . | finish 1000 sq. feet J 214. E. A. Brownir.- HI 1 t
FOR RENT: Ellis Phone 443.
£
FOR RENT One upper | lower furnished ap •' 'o 1 £ J. F. Gillespie.
—Wanted—
WANTED Buildm: castle. Address Box I !’• I
WANTED— Middle ntay with widow in < miry ■■ pany. Will give bos; I ro r i spending money. ' Write box A. M„ ’ I !• EJ! 1
WANTED Hay ■ Edgar White, 405 ea ' Greencastle.
WANTED Tenants for farm. Box M., Rami'
FOP. SALE Good apples, 30c bu. Goose Island Service station. Bring 26-3p
containers.
FOR SALE Transparent apples. Buchheit Orchards. 6-tf.
FOR SALE Barred Rock fryers, three pounds each. 20c pound. Mrs. Clarence Albright, R. R. 3, Phone Rural 17-6 i t
FOR SALE Home grown tomatoes, cabbage, green beans, transparent apples, onions, beets, carrots and sweet corn. Call Carl Moore, Rural 183. We deliver. 26-1t
WANTED to buy shoatt. 1
Harvey. Plainfield It
WANTED: Any kind ^ I
stock. Call 278. Greenrastle
Maysville. Charges paid
tel Co.
MiscoH
FOR LIME SPREADING see Fred Hanks, at BainbrWf’1
reasonable.
Vacancies Exist in I T -'l Apply 408 Federal Building ,: 1 polis. Indiana.
For cold, refreshing FoiinitfJ vice come to THK FT.'
FOR SALE- -Buff Rock friers. 20c i DUCK. It’s pleasant, it's per pound. State Road 43, south. Mrs. | crowd goes Joe Wright. Cloverdale. it,— —
DON’T FORGET IT:
!• OR SALE: Child’s bo<| complete wood, ivory enameled, 28 inches 52 inches. $4 50. Furniture change. East Side Square
170-L.
by
Ex- 1
are necessary for coni coiD’ this summer season ' rt ' i
Phone 26-lp.'
FOR
SALE: Two thousand fruit price of new. Bert Wood
Russellville, were united in marriage |ars
here Saturday noon at the First! T llri u cm™ s.-t a ” *.1 *. u u 1 J unk Shop, 517 Sycamore Strict Baptist church parsonage, with the j otreet.
i 26-lp.
your clothes often. Ti c
mothproofs all garment' Cleaners. Phone 470.
CLOVERALE Annual OH Picnic and Home Coming ’I 30, 31st. Free Attractions I
All.
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