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PITTSBURGH, Jan. 19 (I’Pi FulLscale negotiations in the i-da v Westinghouse Electric

Imiiana h» mail nmler art of . March *. 1878. Subscription ,irice 25 ''ents per week; So.'KI ,:cr year by mail In Putnam ounty; $6.90 to $10.40 per year i mtfcide Putnam County. Telephones 74, 95, 114 S. K. liarlden, Publisher 17-19 South Jackson Street

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0 BENEFIT DANCE klay Evening, January 20th, 9:09 To 12:00 Midnight

ftT THE ICiOOSF, HOME

Music By

THE KASTIE KATS

r Show featuring “MA[AM LAFLAME” in exotic Dance with iflac Harrington as

f J Chicken Sapper Served from 5s3G cn,

Members Wives an:? Sweethearts, Welcome

I'ersoiial And Local News Hriefs

Mr. J Indian

his family ai^ castle and ve He has been

Diego. Calif. His panied him on his is the grandson of Tate. Greencastle. is Gilbert D. Tate.

spending s with his s. Gilbert

Us, Duane and vierly of Greenell known here, ioned in San

mother accomreturn trip. He f Mrs. Cinda His address B. T. 2. U. S.

awri'TjiTmmi

was made to the Po»io Fund. hu:ir:«' la.’ Vrf-Jfing hour h '■'■ow: r w.kj given f m Mr.;. Wuliam Cibhiti. She received a number of useful gifts for which she graciously thanked the club. Xext meeting will be February Sth at the home of Mrs. Fred

Berk.

Tt*' InIndiacs civilizatheir old • Ameri-

■sponsibil-

I by the hostess aTler wTiTcr | club adjourneil-to mec i? 1 v.lth air* Tlei. parent.

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Emcra Club To Meet Friday The Emcra Club will meet Friday evening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. R. R, Neal.

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Mis. Dora Allee is a patient ie Putnam County Hospital. Tip Toppers Home Ec cured the Central National at Greencastle on Jan. 17. ?xt meeting will be Feb 21 home of Mis. Cloyd Allen. . Rhea Young, sister of

Mis. George Bailey, passed away Wednesday at her home in Indianapolis. Friends may call at Mayer & Abdon Mortuary, 1509

Prospect street, Indianapolis. Glen Furr, R. R. 3. Cloverdale.

Indiana, was among 13 mutual insurance representatives attending an agents school of the Indiana Union Mutual Insurance Company January 18th and 19th.

Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph Deweese,

of Speedway City, are the proud parents of a.son born Wednesday, Jan. 18. The baby has been named Devin A., and weighed nine pounds. Mrs. Deweese is the daughter of Mrs. Ella Ader of

this city.

ANNIVERSARIES Birthdays Miss Mable Joseph., Fillmore, | Jan. 19th. Rickie Rhea Carman, son of ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carman, I two years old today, Jan. 19. Jessica Dianne Moore, daughI ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I Moore. 1 years old today. Jan. 19. Wedding i Mr. and Mrs. Cline Ratcliff, I Bainbridge, 31 years today. Jan. 19th.

S4MIKTY

Mrs. Maurice Bryan Is Hostess To C lub The West Floyd Home Demonstration Club held its January meeting at the home of Mrs.

Maurice Bryan.

Mrs. Orville Fitzwater, president, opened the meeting with

The January meeting of the Washburn Chapter of D. A. R. was heP Tuesday. January 17, at 7:30 with Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson assisted by Mrs. N. L. Hammond. Mrs. Louis Hays and Mrs. Ora Meek. The Regent, Mrs. Raymond R Neal, opened the meeting and the Chaplain, Miss Carrie Pierce, led in prayer and the singing of the Star Spangled Banner. Miss Edith Browning gave a brief report on the finding of the National Defense Commission of Federal Aid to education In which the Commission was opnosed to any aid except loans to be repaid by the states. Mrs. Walter Evans reported on the J Museum and Art fund and Miss Minnetta Wright explained courses in home nursing and first aid that are being offered by the Red Cross. Miss Carrie Pierce announced the winners of the P. A. R Good Citizenship contest as Margaret Ann Spencer of Russellville who won first place:

n c::'c .e:.t proefram o: u.n A.roru an. Most eajize that the tide of

ion is sweeping away

cays of life and that t!

dapt themselves to th

ties of citizenship. She gave cany individual cases of success hat has achieved, as Evelyn Yelowrobe. a graduate of Mt. Holyike who has a Ph D. from North n University and has l in Europe under a Fullfellowship. However, there

is the other side of the picture of more than 17 per cent of Indian children who are not enrolled in school. The largest group of Indians in a given area live in Brooklyn and work on construction jobs. These are Iriquois who have gone to New YorkOfrom Canada and New England. Indians are now full citizens of our land with all obligations of citizenship except paying tax ot

their reservations.

During the social hour, the hostesses served delicious re-

freshments.

If >

dragireil less nut! iret the ? joyed foi

6:30 7:00

:30

8:30 9:00 9:30

Groveland C lub Met With Mrs. Stel/.ner

There will be an annual inspection of Masonic lodges at Fillmore Tuesday night, January 24th, at 7:00 p. m. The lodges that will be inspected are Applegate Lodge 155, Temple Lodge 47 of Greencastle and Cloverdale Lodge 132. Officers of these lodges please be sure to attend. All members are welcome.

the group taking part in giving j Linda Andrew of Greencastle the creed, pledge to the flag and winner in second place and in singing the song of the jnonth. I Cash of Fillmore in third Fifteen members and two j place. The film reporter anguests Mrs. Marvin Jones and nounced that the following good Mrs. William Sibbitt answered ; fji ms will be shown here: Little roll call by giving the longest Kidnappers, Trial and Quenton word they knew. j Durward. Acting according to The special interest lesson that j recommendations of the budhad been planned for the month J g e j- committee, several donations was not given as the leader was | ^ ^ projects, including the ill. Mrs. Ethel Ruark gave a talk | t\vo schools sponsored by D. A.

on her recent trip to the south. j r were voted.

Mis. Galvin King gave the j Miss Mary Elizabeth Peck.

The Groveland Homemakers Heme Demonstration Club met at the home of Mrs. Walter Stelzner on an. 12th at 1 p. m. with ten members and three children present. The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Harold Ryland leading the group in the Flag salute. Mrs. Stelzner gave the history of the song of the month after which all the members joined in singing the song. The business meeting was spent in appointing committees and lesson training leaders and planning our program books for the new club year. Secret Sister gifts were received by Mrs. Joe Sutherlin and Mrs. Wm. Houser. | During the social hour de- ! licious refreshments were served

| Sharon Hester Bride

Of Dale I.uper

^ The Russellville Federated I Church was the scene of a candleI light service on Saturday evening. January 14th.jn which Sharon Hester of West Lafayette, and Dale Luper of Lebanon were unit- | ed in marriage. The Rev Richat 1 — l<

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I Huddleston, pastor of the church. S | rea-J the double ring ceremony. Miss Eileen Hester of Indianapolis. sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and John Luper of Lebanon, brother of the groom,

j was best man.

The ceremony was performed before a setting of mums, sevenbranch candelabra, a-nd palms, in j the presence of the immediate j

j families.

| The bride was attired in a I

j beige, street-length dress, and [ 10:00 . carried a white Bible topped with 10:15

] yellow rose buds, and tied with i gold ribbon and white str?anners. The seven-branch candelabra were lighted by Jimmy Hester, , brother of the bride, and Ray I Eddy McGaughey, nephew of the j br ide. Mr s. Olive White provided appropriate selections on the or-

gan.

Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church basement for approximately 60 relatives and friends of the couple. The reception table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake, decorated with pink roses, blue bells, and white doves, and topped with a miniature hr ide and gr oom. Eileen Hester and Lenna- Jones of Indianapolis, and Eleanor McGaughey of Russellville, all sisters of the bride, presided at the reception table. The guests were registered by Martha Hester. The parents of the couple are Mrs. Rose Hester of West Lafayette, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luper of Lebanon. Guests were present from Indianapolis, Kirkland. Lebanon, West Lafayette, Buck Creek, Fillmore. Waveland ,and Russell-

ville.

Work,

Sleep, Play In Comfort

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imfort*. l>oar relieving act

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