The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 October 1940 — Page 2

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940.

, FOR RKTNT: 6 room semi-modem house. Phone 753-M. l-2p.

FOR RENT: Ammerman house at j 203 Wood Street. W. B. Peck. 30-2p. i FOR RENT: Home at 807 E i Washington street. Clair Albin.

FOR RENT: Two modem rooms, | ground floor. 1 east Liberty street. l-3-2p.

For Sale-

FOR RENT: 5 or 6 room unfurnished modern apartment, garage, good condition. 313 Elm street. Phone 846-J. l-3t.

FOR SALE: 300 choice Montana j black face yearling ewes. Vane Rig- ! gins, Thorntown, R. 2. Phone 455-3 j e-.o.w

28-6p. j " m

FOR RENT: Two modem sleeping looms for men, near campus. Phono

30-2p.

FOR SALE: 30 head cattle, 12 thoroughbred Holsteins, 6 cows, 4 bred heifers, 2 small l.eifcrs; 17 head

—Wanted—

! near town suitable to keep one cow. j Inquire Banner. 30-2p.

For high grade upholstering, furniture repairing, refinishing and per-

poll Angus, 9 cows, G bred heifers, i feet fitting slip covers. Call 299. 2 bull calves; 1 Guernsey springer, j THE ART FURNITURE SHOP. 4-tf. 3 fresh Shorthorn cows with calves, weighing about 400 lbs; 2 steer! WANTED: To rent small place

calves, weighing 400 lbs; 1 riding mare, mare and colt, Shetland pony.

lUgs 0 sows with 58 pigs, 1 regis-j WANTED: Any Kind of dead 117 itOOk. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges weighing from 60 to 1G0 lbs, all ' paid. J t ohn Wachtel Co. eod double immune. M. H. Decker,* 652 | —— L itreet. Phone 46. j 3611 y° ur old aul ° 30-2t 1 sheet scrap, wire. 1200 E. Maryland, — Indianapolis, Indiana. AMERICAN koi: SALE: Seven ewes and on- , COMPRESSED STEEL CORP.

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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAV Believes and trusts: God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.—John 3:16.

Y)ersonals and LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS

SOCIETY

Miss Betty Bryan — Society Editor Phone All Social and Personal Items To 80

WE HELP THE MAN WHO NEEDSCmh We render a personal service. A private service to t who needs money AT ONCE. SEE US TODAY tvO?

LaARS. Nn nhlie p ntinn

No obligation attached. INDIANA LOAN CO.

IS'/j Washington

young buck, castle, R. 2.

Cart Hnrtnagle, Green-

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George B. Gibson has returned from a two weeks’ visit in Coates-

ville, Pa.

Mrs. Cyrus Titus of Russellville is reported to be in a serious condition following an attack of apoplexy.

Country Reading Chib

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. | T)) Illllnpr Tlllir>i(

WANTED: Farm work by month. Experienced married man, no chil-

I'Olt SALE: 85 acres, clean, build- j dren. Carl C. Fugate, Brazil, R. 5, ings fair, cheap at $1750 or will Box 259. 30-3p. trade. Call Banner. 30-3p. •

_ - _ WANTED: Experienced saleslady' wife north of town ami Mr. and M.r. H >K SALE: One mare colt, 6 f or part time work in store. State j Ed Lane of Indianapolis,

rnniiilis old. Harry Mabb, Belle Un- experience. Address Box O % Ban-

ion. 30-3p.

Honored at Surprise Party Saturday Evening A surprise weiner roast was held for Mr. and Mrs. William P. Barton ind Mrs. Charles Kemple Saturday evening, September 28. This was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barton. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Berry, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wamsley, Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Hansel and hildren, Mrs. Loretta Knauer, Donell Ray, Mrs. Charles Kemple, Mr. Vimbley, Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Harggerty, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wamsley, j and Mr. *Belgar of Indianapolis. | The evening was spent in playing games and music was furnished by Mr. Belgar. j All left at a late hour wishing them many more happy birthdays.

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j Fillmore Garden Club j To Meet October 4 The Fillmore Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Elsie Hunter October 4 instead of October H. Members please note change of date.

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! J. Rector were Frank Lane and 1

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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mace/.

FOR SALE:

One 7-8 Guerns-y j

cow, tested 4 1-5. Layman Hepler, j acres with good buildings and fences.

Inquire at Banner.

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2 miles west of Limedale.

FOR SALE: Cooking and eating j

apples at Bailey’s Orchard, 2 miles J WANTED: Apple pickers,

south on cemetery roads. 26-tf. ' i le |t Orchards.

For sale or ty 80 acres

trade for town properwith modern home

northwest Greencastle. John Tharp, j 1-lp.I FOR SALE: Model T in good con-1 dition mechanically and looks. Priced very reasonable. Phone 627-M. l-2t.

FOR SALE: Purdue No. 1, wheat, recleaned an I graded. Frank Schafer, Greencastle, R. 2. 2-4-2p

FOR SALE: Registered spring Du roc boar, for quick and economical gains. Phone rural 7F4. l-2p.

FOR SALE: Four burner Boss oil stove, black, ivory, high shelf, short chimneys, with new wicks- $14.95. Furnitun Exchange, West Side of Square Phone 170-J. 1-lp

FOR SALE: Two row com picker. Keith Hall, Home Oil Company. 28-tf

FOR SALE: 400 choice Nebraska Hctcfr id cdtlc sold by the pound at private sale. Jesse S. Ward. 27-6t. FOR SALE: Recleaned Purk.if ■ he 1*. $1 ;o bushel. Arthur GUI:?, 1 in bridge, R. 1. 30-3p.

EVERGREENS: Now is the prop- ■ i time to plant evergreens. We have up. WHICKER *8 NURSERY, Amo. Tu-Thurs-tf

FOR SALE: Apples Buchhcit Orchards.

and cider. Tues-Fri-tf.

FOR SALE: Drop apples, also cold c ider by glass or gallon. Frank's Orchard, Morton. 24-27-1-4-41.

FOR SALE: Good seed rye. Wil l- 2 miles south on 43.

A. J. l-2p.

FOR SALE: Pure bred polled Shorthorn males. W. J. Allee, Greencastle Route 2. l-2t.

FOR SALE: A lot of fine wind fall grimes golden. Get them while they are fresh and cheap. Bring basket; McCullough Orchard. 1-tf.

—Deal Estate

FOR SALE: The Williams’ nine room modern home at Southeast corner of Hanna and Jackson. A well built home in good condition. Would make a splendid duplex. Call at property and inspect. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 30-3t.

FOR SALE: A five room modern house. Large lot. Payment plan. Price $2800.00. J. T. Chrisit, Real

Estate.

30-3t.

For Rent—

FOR RENT: Very modem 6 room apartment. Heat and water furnished. Located near College and City Schools. Large front yard, large front porch. Shown by appointment. Phone 599-J. 10-tf

FOR RENT: 6 room modern house with bath. New furnace. Phone 657. 1B . tf FOR RENT: 4 room semi-modem, unfurnished apartment. Phone 657-R. 30-6t. FOR RENT: Small furnished apartment, heat and utilities furnished. Rent reasonable. Inquire Banner. l-3p.

Hold Dinner Thursday

The Country Reading Club Will hold their annual dinner party at Mrs. Garrett's Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. Call any member of the

___ Greencastle, R. R. 3, are the parents.] committee for reservations. Wanted to buy good farm 70 to SO of a son born Monday night at the 1 +•!• + ■»•

Putnam county hosiptal. j Karl Toney, .lr.,

' Honored At Shower

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mekeeha.n | \ shower was given Friday afterand Miss Evelyn I .ash attended the | n0 on i.n honor of Miss Elizabeth Poff funeral services for Mrs. Nancy | who became the bride of Earl Toney,

Branson at Ix>na Monday.

Miss Marjorie Brooks went to In- | dianapolis Monday to begin her work as secretary to Miss Hazel Warren, head of the extension division of the

state library.

Mrs. Fred Rosier of Indianapolis

Woman’s Circle

Program Announced.

The Woman's Circle of the Presbyterian Church announces the follow•,ng interesting program for the re-

mainder of the year:

October Third (Thursday)—District Missionary Meeting here. October Ninth—Hostesses: Mrs. L. H. Dirks, Miss Grace Browning, Mrs. F. M. Vreeland, Miss Fredericka Kocher, Mrs. Lola Kelch, Mrs. Clara Hubbard, Mrs. A. L. Browning. October Thirteenth — Devotions: Mrs. J. J. Eitel; ‘‘Social Education and Action,” Mrs. F. M. Vreeland; hostesses; Miss Marne Shearer, Dr. Winona Welch, Mrs. L. C. Green, Mrs. K. H. Neumann, Mrs. P.

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Birthdays

Carroll K. Priest, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Priest, Brick Chapel, one year old Tuesday, October 1. Maxine Roberts, 401 west Columbia, 19 years today, October 1.

Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Forest Harris, Greencastle, R. 2, 1 year today, October 1.

Horace Link Employees Mel At Turkey Kun

The Horace Link employees, from the Greencastle store and from Paris, 111., held their regular October meeting at Turkey Run Monday evening. There were fortyp’ j five present at the dinner which

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Girl wants general housework and care of children. Inquire Banner.

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Wanted to ride to and from Indianapolis daily. Works 4 to 12 p. m. Call 810-WX. l-3t

Jr., Saturday nocn at Greencastle. The shower was given by Mrs. Arthur .Eggers and Mrs. Ernest Mc-

Cloud.

The house was decorated with goldcnrod. Advice was given to the bride and their favorite recipes were

and Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis jf j given. Two contests were conducted Rushville were the week end guests ! n.nd prizes were won by Mrs. Esther

Wanted to root 4 o r 5 room house 0 f anc j M rg _ John IP. Taylor, 104 I Sibbitt and Mrs Hazel Burgess, in or near Greencastle. Phone ruril j Bloomington Street. : The bride received many useful

Mrs. Nellie T. Anderson. 408 Elm | and attractive gifts.

«_. .j j Street, explored the famous Endless] Refreshments of ice tea, Wafers iVllSC6lIail60US j Caverns at New Market, Va„ while ] and mints were served.

Those present were Mrs.

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NOTICE: For your ash-hauling ] on a motor trip th ough the Shen-

please call for Eldon Lewis at Fred James Res. Phone 718-W. 7-TF. Special: Grease Job 59c at Deem’s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf.

William

SKATING PARTIES: We welcome skating parties, modern new rink. See us for prices. Plainfieid Skating Rink, South City Park, Plainfield, Indiana. 27-12p.

LOST: Spitz terrior pup. and white. Phone 387-RX

Brown 30-2p.

Card party Tuesday evening, October 8, 8 o'clock at Legion Home. Benefit American Legion Auxiliary. Call 572-M or 7u0 for reservations. l-3-5-3t.

andoah Valley of Virginia. j Owens of Danville, Mrs. Raymond A. A. Brothers, adjutant of Earl I Hargrave, Misses Helen and Lucille Fisk camp of the United'Spanish war j Snodgrass of Carterburg, Mrs. Esther veterans, has announced a meeting j Sibbitt and sons of Fillmore, Misses of the camp Thursday evening at i Stella and Callie Shields, Mrs. Osel 7:30 o’clock, in the American Legion i WaHsce and daughter, Mrs. Glenn home. I Burgess and daughter, Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Vaughn and I O’Neal and daughter, Mrs. Lester sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hurst Walton and daughter, Mrs. Arthur

Somerset Christian church building to be sold at Public Auction Saturday. October 5, 1940 at 1:00 p. m. Terms Cash. Building to be removed immediately. l-4p.

To Reach uie i,argest Number of Buyers . . . Use Daily Banner Advertlsing

Society News N. 8. C. Club Met Friday The N. S. C. Club met at the home of Mrs. Grace Hcavins. Eight members answered roll call with "Where They Attended School." Two contests were given and won by Mrs. Elsie Reeves and Mrs. Lula Pritchard. After the business hour dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and her assistant Mrs. Stltes. There will be a pitch-ln supper and party Friday evening, October 4. at the home of Mrs. Bertha Stltes. The next regular meeting will be October 25 at the home of Mrs. Elsie Reeves.

CORNER WINDOWS OFTEN USED TO INCREASE WALL SPACE

Comer windows often may he used effectively to obtain wall space in small rooms, officials advise. Where windows of the usual type are used, they should not bo placed too near the exterior corners, a<s this has the effect of making the structure appear weak at the corners where it should appear solid and strong.

To relieve Misery of

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and childrn spent the week end in Chicago visiting places of interest and attended the W. L. S. Barn Dame Saturday night. A. A. U. W. members are requested to return their study group cards to Mrs. Carl McGuire as soon as poss* ible. Study groups will be organized according to the groups preferred and organization plans are now j underway. There are a few vacancies for the clinic to be held by the Putnam County Tuberculosis Association Wednesday, Octolier 9, at the office of Miss Gerke, county nurse, Court house, Greencastle. Call 330 or 531 for appointments. Lawrence Pierce was fined $5 and costs in Squire Dent Chaney’s court yesterday on a charge of operating a vehicle without driver’s license. According to Ed Maddox, Chief of Police, Pierce was in court on a similar charge about ten days ago. Mr. and Mrs. John Cross of east Logan street had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cross of Thorntown and their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cross of Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robertson, of Nokoma, 111. Edward Cross Is a brother of Mr. Cross of this city,— Brazil Times. A large, heavily loaded livesMffck truck being driven north on the Mbh-hattan-Greencastle road last nlfejit left the pavement on the westfedrle of the pavement at the Mt. £llve crossing, broke down the fenc< and roamed around over the adj ining field awhile, before the drivel took hold again. A telephone poll Mas broken off, fence posts snappei ,r and some other damage was report idq Elbert McCullough, working it the Indiana State Farm, bumped inftoJthe ties that form a barrier along east National Ave., abandoned car tracks, while the street is being rebuilt, near Morgan’s Crossing. Mr. McCullough hit the ties so hard that he tore up his Chevrolet. It was beyond repair and was towed to Greencastle. The auto crashed into the push car used by the contractor to haul the burlap to spread over the fresh concrete and wrecked the latter vehicle.—Brazil

Times.

Biehl, Mrs. Ira Masten, Mrs. Drew Coffin, Mrs. William Ragsdale, Mrs. Melvin Morgan, Mrs. Laura Wycoff of Coatesville; Mrs. Hans Anderson, Mrs. Mort Wells, Mrs. Da,n Gilmore, Mrs. John Turney, Mrs. Guy Collins, Mrs. Stanley Cook of Bainbridge; Mrs. Walter Masten and daughter, Mrs. Guy Shephers, Mrs. Giffie Shepherd, Mrs. Olen Ader, Mrs. Joe Shumaker. Mrs. Fred Rowen, Mrs. Bert Alcorn, Mrs. Elden Miles, Mrs. Guy Elliott, Mrs. Ralph Werinans, Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mrs. Jennie Graham, Mrs. Everett Fuller. Mrs. Harry Toney. Mrs. Roscoe Hillis, Mrs. Lincoln Etcheson, Mrs. Howard Poff, Mrs. Arthur Eggers, Mrs. Ernest McCloud and the Misses Mary and Ethel Ader of Grovoland. + + + + Jefferson Tup. Home Ec. To Hoi,) Annual Guest iDay The Jefferson Township Home Ec annual Guest Day will be held at the Belle Union school building October 3. Mrs. Pearl Vernon of Martinsville will be guest speaker. There will be a program of special music. + + + + Earl Fisk Auxiliary To Meet Thursday Earl Fisk Auxiliary No. 54 U. S. W. V. will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock in the city library. Refreshment* of ginger bread and cider will be served. Please bring table service. 4 + + + Mrs. Moss To Be Hostess Thursday Delta Theta Tau will meet Thursday evening at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Cloyd Moss, 108 Taylor Place. 4 + ♦ + Kappa Delta Phi Entertained Monday Kappa Delta Phi Sorority entertained Monday evening for members and guests at the home of Miss Nellie Brown. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Imogenc Richards and Mrs. Irma Hurst.

Have you ever tried our work on dresses and evening gowns? We think we’re pretty good! Why don’t you give us a try. Call 126. Home

Tr? Rub M.v TIsm” » Wonderful Liulnment Laundry & Cleaners,

Mrs. Robert Richie entered the Putnam county hospital Monday afternoon and returned to her homo

Tuesday in Greencastle.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Call and daughters visited with their son and brother, Ralph, Jr., at Purdue Sunday. While there they visited John 1-lt. Cantonwine, who is in the hospital.

Evans, Mrs. J. S. Albin, Mrs. M. L. McCammack. November Thirteenth—Thanksgiving program, Miss Dale B. Shearer. Mrs. Edna H. Taylor; hostesses: Mrs. Park Dunbar, Mrs. Jessie Byrd, Mrs. Edith Allen, Mrs. J. P. Taylor. November Twenty - seventh — Thanksgiving Praise Service, Miss Grace Browning, Miss Nelda Wernoke; hostesses: Mrs. W. F. Kocher, Mrs. Jack Davis, Miss Ethel Schachel, Mrs. Jane Bryant, Miss Anna Jkamire, Mrs. Robert Stoner, Mrs. Mary Rodriguez. December Tenth (Tuesday)— Christmas Dinner and Bazaar. December Eighteenth (at the Church)—Christmas meeting, Mrs. W. E. Edington; hostess: Mrs. W. O. Timmons, Mrs. J. A. Throop, Mrs. E. H. Keller, Mrs. J. F. Hirt. January Eighth—“The Land of the Hogan and the Fiesta,” Mrs. V. L. Raphael; hostesses: Mrs. J. A. Bamberger, Mrs. L. C. Buchheit, Mrs. Ralph Torr, Mrs. W. E. Umbreit. January Twenty-ninth—Devotions, Mrs. A. W. Eiteljorge; “Stewardship,” Mrs. W. O. Caviness; hostesses: Mrs. E. J. Neumann, Mrs. C. E. Collins, Mrs. Emma McDonald, Mrs. Fred Walbring, Mrs. C. A. Marshall, Mrs. Catherine Duree. February Twelfth — Valentine Party; hostesses: Mrs. V. L. Raphael, Mrs. H. J. Skornia, Mrs. Kenneth Bryan, Mrs. J. R. Shannon, Mrs. F. B. Cook. February Twenty-sixth — Devotions. Mrs. G. E. Black; “China—Tlic Old Empire,” Mrs. O. F. Browning; hostesses: Mrs. W. O. Caviness, Miss Nelda Werneke, Mrs. Roy Brackney, Miss Louise Bicknell, Mrs. E. L. Elmore, Mrs. Maurice Mason, Mrs. C. V. Bergen. March Twelfth—Book Review; hostesses; Mrs. C. M. Moss, Mrs. Jessie Hawkins, Mrs. E. A. Brown, Mrs. Julia Albaugh, Mrs. G. E. Black. March Twenty-sixth—Devotions, Mrs. Allie F. Allen; “Chinese Personalities,” Miss Kate Hammond; hostesses: Mrs. O. F. Browning, Mrs. Mayhur Rubush, Miss Dade Shearer, Miss Aliena Ikamire, Mrs. H. C. B. Werneke. April Seventeenth (Thursday)— 6:30 p. m. Congregational Dinner; 7:30 p. m. Annual Business Meeting. April Thirtieth — Devotions, Mrs. Theodore Crawley; “China rediscovers her West,” Mrs. E. A. Brown; Presbyterial report; hostesses: Mrs. Edgar Shamel, Mrs. C. G. Jordan, Mrs. M. H. Decker, Mrs. C. A. Agnew, Mrs. C. R. Daggy. May Fourteenth—May Musical; hostesses: Mrs. W. L. Moseley, Mrs. E. M. Butler, Mrs. Donald Ellis, Mrs. K. W. Bennett, Mrs. H. W. Voltmer. May Twenty-eighth — Devotions, Mrs. W. B. Peck; “Uprooted Americans,” Mrs. Mary Rodriguez; hostesses: Mrs. H. L. Kaiser, Mrs. L. B. Cowgill, Mrs. H. E. Myers, Mrs. C. E. Steegmiller, Mrs. Lulu Fisk. June Eleventh—Guests: Presbyterian Business and Professional Womjn; hostesses: Mrs. J. J. Eitel, Mrs. J. M. Meloy, Mrs. C. D. Conklin. Mrs. G. E. VanCleave. June Twenty-fifth — Devotions, Jrs. Jessie M. Hawkins: Young ’eople’s Program, Mrs. L. C. Green, «lrs. Ralph Torr; hostesses: Mrs. W. 5. Peck, Mrs. T. C. Cox, Mrs. M. L. JcCammack, Mrs. A. H. Richie, Miss larriet Lueteke, Mrs. J. R. Richie. 4 4 4 4 ilrs. Gill Hostess To Friendship Club Mrs. May Gill was hostess Thursday to the Friendship Club. A covered dish luncheon was served at the noon hour. The club was organized last month and at the meeting Thursday it was decided to call it the Friendship Club. Mrs. Crews was chairman of the program committee. Readings and contests were given in the afternoon. Those present were the Mesdames Maggie Hall, Maude Crodian, Etta Crews, Snllle Etcheson, Lena Todd, Ida Snowden, Nettie Miller,. Bessie Darnall, Maggie Hainey. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Crodian.

was served at the hotel.

Those attending were the employees, wives and guests which included fourteen from Greencastle.

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Double Wedding Ceremony Performed Saturday Evening A double wedding ceremony was performed Saturday evening at the Christian church parsonage by Rev. Cecil Fellers when Miss Ursula Orr of Greencastle became the bride of Clyde Poff of Groveland and Miss Elizabeth Poff of Groveland became 'he bride of Earl Toney, Jr., of Bainbridge. Elizabeth Poff and Clyde Poff are brother and sister. Twenty three years ago the brother’s and sister’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Poff were united in marriage at the same place. Forty nine years ago their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Morton Wells were married at the same place. Both Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toney, Jr., and Mr and Mrs. Clyde Poff will make their home in Indianapolis.

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Study Group Meetings To Begin Wednesday Evening The first of a series of five study group meetings is being held in the Secon ! Ward auditorium, 534 Anderson Street, Wednesday evening, October 2. The meeting will begin promptly at 7:30 and is under the leadership of Mrs. Evan Crawley. , The speaker for the evening will be Paul Boston. His subject will be "Education for Citizenship.” Opportunity for discussion will be given. The committee expects many school patrons and friends to avail themselves of thee opportunity to atte id this meeting.

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Corinthian Class To Meet With Mrs. Grimes The Corinthian Sunday School Class of Gobin Memorial Methodist church will meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock with Mrs. Paul Grimes, 612 east Seminary street.

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Eastern Star To Meet Wednesday Greencastle Chapter No. 255 O. E. S. will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock in regular session. There will be an initiation.

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New Club Organized Monday Evening The first meeting of the “Gadabouts , was held Monday September 30 at the home of Miss Jean Eitel-

jorge.

Officers elected were Jean Eiteljorge, president; Ruth Eiteljorge, vice president; Ruth Black, secretary Judy Friend, treasurer; Emma Jane Conklin, publicity chairman. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Reba Mae Randel, October 7.

TODAY-OCT. X Spain ceded Louisiana to France by treaty executed at St. Ildefonso, 1800. Pom Pom and Chrysanthemum Corsages are now In season. EITEL'S FLOWERS

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SEES GERMAN l'|. ANf . (Continued from man planes had been shot i terday. Loss of 22 British was admitted but the pilot, were safe. Because of the increased of penetrating even coastal German planes yesterday g turn at southeast, south and west England. Though up to them attacked in all, only reached London. LONDON, Oct. 1—(Ur foreign office has ordered ish minister at Bucharest to his protests against the arere ported maltreatment of flr ish citizens in Rumania, learned today. Rumors that Great Britaii iod to break diplomatic were denied but it was s Germany probably was tryi gineer such a rupture so I interests would be eliminat Rumania.

ROME. Oct. i_(i;p)_ Serrano Suner, Spanish ninister and bro’her-in-law o cisco Franco, head of the rationalist state, eonferredi Premier Benito Mussolini tc relations of Spain with Its) Germany. STOCKHOLM, Oct. l-f Neutral diplomats reported that Russia has massed 1, troops in the Baltic states i many has concentrated 350,000 in Norway where hor' men ar f p being trained, ap" for an invasion of Britain.

INDIANA POMS I.IVEST Hog receipts 9,500; market 160-200 lbs., $5.90-$6.20; 200-? $6.30-$6.45; 300-400 lbs. 100-160 lbs., $4.50-$5.50; sows ly $5.50-$6.25. Cattle 1,700. Calves 700; generally about steady: few ..leers $12.75; yearlings $11.35] steers $9.50-$ll; few heifers $10; vealers st dy. top $11. Sheep 1,600: iambs fully ste strong; bulk good to choice 1 $8.25-$8.75.

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A new shipment of NELLY DON DRESSES has just arrived * SHEER FLANNELS * WOOLS * JERSEYS * SILK CREPES See them now a* PITCHFORD'S