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r^i,.l,KAMNti8 1 Charles Scobee an d Mr. and Mrs. j, and daughter ■•wen Sunday via1 M, - Willis Sco-

Mrs. Charles Harpe and daughter Charlene of Plainfield are spending the week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Danehey Dan Harrington of Detroit, came Tuesday for a several days visit with his sister. Mr. and

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Mrs. Dale Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Waller and Stephen of Indianapolis came Monday for several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scobee Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scobee. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huff and Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith attended the D. A. V. party in Greencastle Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Layman wete Tuesday evening dinner dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moody in Greencastle. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coleman and daughter Carolyn were shopping in Terre Haute Saturday. Mike and Dick Swift of Indianapolis spent the week-end w’ilh their grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Finn. Carl Stelnkamp has been honn i from school several days with l a severe cold. Mrs. Ben Rukcs spent Tuesday

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in Terre Haute. Mrs, Clarence Coleman and Mrs. Fred Parker attended a dinner meeting of the Vigo County Salon 260 8 et 40 Tuesday evening in Clinton. Mrs. Heien tvelley and daughter have returned home in Marshall Town, after a visit with her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Rukes Mrs. Mike Finn went to Indianapolis Wednesday evening for several days visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Clover and family spent Saturday in Indiaanpolis. Mrs. Estal Sutton spent Wednesday in Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Clover

spent Sunday in Bainbridge, the guests of Mr. and Airs. Ray jsiuilIi Leo Murphy, Dudley Miller Jesse Cassassa and Hubert Turner spent Monday evening with Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Parker of Brazil. I>KE PLEDGES Delta Kappa Epsilon, social fraternity on the DePauw campus, today anounced the recent initiation of 8 pledges, 3 from Indiana. Those initiated include Gregory Lee Smith, Indianapolis: John T. Anderson, Gary; George O. Witwer, South Bend; Douglas M. Middleton, Chicago; William H.

Bennett, Jr. Hinsdale. III.; Richard R. Lane, Virden, 111.; Edward Stark. Evanston, and Michael G. Dufieux, Paris, France.

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AVOCA, Ind., April 11. (UP; The Avoca Baptist church wa a pile of charred rubble today after a Palm Sunday fire forced nearly 50 persons to flee their Sunday school classes. Loss was estimated at less than $10,000. The small frame building was destroyed. The flames were blamed on sparks which fell from the chimney to a wooden-shingled roof.

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MIXUP IN SIGNALS resulted In this crash of a Brooklyn, N Y . streetcar ami a tank truck loaded with 1,000 gallons of bleaching fluid. Twenty-two persons were Injured, five seriously. (International)

A9AIN UROINO * 50-year-old plan for a canal across Nicaragua to Unk the Atlantic and tha Pacific, Nicaragua offers the U. S. BB-year leaiea for defen** baaea at the Gulf of Fonseca and the Corn Ulanda (arrows) a* a means of strengthening continental eeeurtty. The canal and paasage would run 11 miles from the Pacific to Lak* Nicaragua, >0 miles across the lake, 90 miles down San Juaa river to Greytown. Such a passage would save 1,100 miles of travel compared to Panama canal route from U. S., It Is claimed.

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