The Syracuse Journal, Volume 25, Number 3, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 May 1932 — Page 4

THURSDAY, MAY 11. 1932

THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL REPUBLICAN. Published every Thursday al Syracuse. Indiana. Entered as second-class matter on May 4th. 1908. at the postoffice at Syracuse. Indiana. und£r the Act of Congress of March 3rd. 1879. SUBSCRIPTION KATES One year. In advance $2 00 Six Months in advance ---- -- LOO Single Copies "_l"* Subscriptions dropped If n °t renewed when time Is out. . HARRY L. I’oK iI K. JR. Editor and PnWisher Office Phone 4 ■— Home Phone 901 THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1932 MAIN STREET WHITTLING? James M . Knapp, former speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives and now a candidate, for the Republican nomination ft governor has outlined, a phyn'for-guaranteeing, bank deposits. The plan includes the following points: 1. Requirement of a surplus equal to capital stock on-the part ■ f newly organized banks. , 2. Stricter regulations which re'quire the bankxi to keep in ih< ■ • ing business snd not indulge-in sideline activities! 3. Prevention >f payt ert of in- ■ teres.t on-checking a mts 4. Limitation of amount of interest which can be paid "n tn e d‘;p 5. Formation of i -rpoialiun or associations for pqrpvse.-of.'mutual insurance >f deposits Such-. .issc'viat. : to operate along same principles 'as those of the legal reserve insurance company Maintenance of -a ’staff Gs .. examine: s With 1 road p< wers ihd •• formatitin of a. large guat ant y fund are integral pjirte of guaranty program. Knapp also wants the piest r.’, staff of bank examiners enlarged. - Knapp doesn’t say anything . guaranteeing im Ley that pc- [ »■ have in s ri.e pu’-'n. m.ati’vs. 1 and other industrial < w hose ;l . in cal, es: ’ h-c.r :.• ' i>i its \\ w ' i > Hk Hr. '■f ' '-o ' v ■ , : ' ! '. ;' ■■■ s< • r *‘ HHs. Er corners and eight <■: < long if possible 5... h .. b ■ ;;dei Hy be found in the era . i d< • -v’-, ■r moraines .in northern Indiana, ■where it has been buried since the pice of the great glaciers n.eited. .leaving all/the r»cks and other material carried froin the far north. Sands of the Dunes' along Jtfib southern curve of Lake Michigan are but broken particles of granite boulders, such as is sought for a monument at the park entrance. Boulders ground by glacial and wave action make up the sand deposits, so the huge boulder at the park entrance and the tremendous deposits of tine sands that make up the dunes beaches, are in reidity but different forms f the .;tte carried from the far north by the glaciers, but which have been subjected to different elements during the ages. Boulders suitable for monuments or markers must lie free from splits or cracks. They must be solid. (The one desired for the park entrance should be large enough, so that it may be shaped to suitable form !’<>• sons knowing of such a boulder are asked to write the, conservation department. Statehouse, .Indianrpolis. .

Dont Worry ABOUT ICE We will produce more Ice this year and hold larger reserve in storage to serve our customers when most needed. Customers who favor us with patronage at the start of the season when we have surplus ice are assured of plenty of ice during the hottest days of July and August. LIGONIER ICE CO. DAILY SERVICE - Syracuse Phone 103

j [pcWSS I 1 . J o . Rowciabaugh is visiting. Mrs. , Dan Mishler this week. Mrs. Roy Darr has a new automobile. ■ 1 ! Owen.Strieby front of his shop this week Bert Bailey went to work at Sargent’s hotel, Monday morning. Mr. and M s L. Friar of Ligonier called on Mi. and Mrs. Mart Long. [Sunday. , George Hursey and Ross 1 ranklin went to Fort Wayne’on busintTuesday. Mr. arid Mrs. Herman Snavely .of Elkhart called on Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snavely, Sunday afternoon. i Mr. , and Mrs. Ross Osborn and I family spent Sunday with [Mr. and [Mrs. \V. N. Osborn in Warijatah. I Katherine Armstrong and / Baja Mae Iv wda augh spent Sunday with and Jean Emerson. i Miss Blanche Lung of. G -shen spent [she week end with Mr. and Mrs. Joe I Rapp and family. | The Bull and Racquet Club was ■ t ntei tamed by Miss Helen Gordy at jher home Wednesday evening. i.Mr. and M Ge< ige Xandi ■ family, .moved tv their summer home , n Kale Island, Saturday. j Mr. and M:.s. Arthur Brutlag s of ’Homewood, 111.-, were Syracuse vis- [ Miss R ’ returned . .home : fi'>-m Kingsbury. Sunday, for I Summer vacation. Rev F \ Ar:-.s'.rvr ;■ and wife of New C.were guests ■ f Rev. A. |J Arm<’:■«.;,g and wrfe;last week, Mrs. 4 Marie Mfean dnd children of Gohen spe:.’ Sunday' with Mt. and 1 H Brakes. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Connolly arid I A..-J. Thibodeaux went to Chicago (Monday,-returning Tuesday. i Mr and -Mrs- A,. F. Skear Fort Wayne were guests < f Mr. and Mrs. Wid—D,.trr. S . um-y . y R ’• e ■ '■ [ her father, Ben Ott. j John Byland called on Mr. and Ind re Mrs Ida Pattei s»n »-f Goshen was the guest of Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Rapp, I Mr. and Mis Warren Ruple spent i Sunday with .Mrs. Kinely at Deets- ' l le -- , ' Mfr. and Mrs J/C. Hays \>f Stiver spent Sui day with Mr. and (Mrs. Orval G. Carr. i M'iss Alive W rker and friend of • ; ty ieve ting Her -g: uiid-m.'ther. x Mrs. Laura Launer. -■ > Mrs Carl Swansotr of Detroit, Muh., came to the home of her parc: ■•. M . and M - G it. St - -■ e. y es* • terday sorta few days'. visit.-, . A ' Mrs. Clara Sellers a:i .two children [tmd Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of Walkerton 1 ,<■ e ; : .W't> .of Mrs. Isabel Grieger. Sunday. ■ .Dondyar Struck’ was called home ■ by the death f his m »ther. Mis . . ■. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jones-had as a week end guest the latter’s daughter, Mrs. O. > .Foust of Warren. Mrs. lones’ niece. Mrs. tVm. Hosbord and I

Every Sunday Excursion A Whole Day . Visiting. Exploring i CHICAGO (C.9.T.) I.v. Syracuse • . . 3:45 am Ar. Chicago . . . 7:40 am See Lincoln Park, Field Muaeum, Ari Institute,Theatre*.LakeFront, “Ixx»p,” and visit Garfield Park Conservatory, open day and night. Returning train* (C.S.T.) Lv. Chicago. ... 8:35 pm For further information

Mr. Hosford of Fort Wayne were Sunday dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. ’ Wilson and their daughter and husband of Garrett were guests ot Mrs. Hattie Kindig, Sunday. Mrs. McFall returned home to Syracuse. Sunday, after three weeks spent with Ruth and Earl Rowdabaugh in Ann Arbor, Mich Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mick and son - f Goshen spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richart. Rev A. H. Arbaugh and wife were in Syracuse a short while. Sunday, on their way to Carrplton, O. They were accompanying their nephew. s Mr. and Mrs. Will Weaver and Mrs. Nellie Henderson and son Sam came from Fort Weytie to spend Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Naylor. Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Stoelting are leaving for X’incennes today, from there they will go to Indianapolis where he will attend the edn.ention of dentists. Mr. and Mrs., Treniper Os Detroit, Mich., were guests of Mr. and Mrs! H. D. Harkless, Thursday. When they ame they brought with them a six weeks old police dog for Betty. j Mrs. Rebecca Searfoss was injured ■'.sesdiiy in a fall while playing with her grandson Bruce. It was at ,first feared her hip was broken, but it was only severly bruied. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Mellinger went Goshen,. Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mellinger’s rother’s wife. Mis. Manuel Raffens- : ergei. . z Miss Dorothy Houston, Miss Marie Skinner and Miss Maxine Davidson f South Bend spent the week end with the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Guy Houston. . . '' . Gerald Priest and friend called on h:s .grandpare'.ts. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bailey, Sunday evening, as did Mr. nd Mrs. Warren Fisher and Bob St roc k. Mr. arid .Mrs. Harry Mann and son Jackie "f G> shen; Mr. arid Mrs. Alva Nicolai of Elkhart wetje Sunday diner guests at the Fted .Hinderer h'lrie. Mr- and’ Mrs. Harmon Mosher and Ms. M sber’s father from Columbia Citp spent Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Foust, The Moshers ere former parishoners when Rev. Foustj was in Columbia City. E. L. Holman came from Chicago, Saturday to spend Sunday with Mr. .nd-Mrs. Sol Miller. His sori is rapidy rec »vering from scarlet fever at he Holman cottage in- Maxwelton Manor. Rev. Shroyer and wife and family. ■At r_, ami Mrs. Lester Darr and son and Milt Weaver were Sunday dinner uests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown nd Emmett Weaver. In the after-

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noon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vail called. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Auer are moving from Huntington back to Syracuse. They have rented part’ of the Rothenberger double house on Main street. Auer will be employed at the gravel pitMr. and Mrs. A. J. Thibodeaux plan to move next week to their newly •purchased home on Lake street, purchased home on Lake Sstreet. J-1 V. Applegate and family will move into the house they vacate. Applegate is car inspector at the B. & O. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grissom spent ! Sunday’ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs B. F. Beahl in West Unity, 0. Miss Bertha Raymond accompanied them there to visit her family. Grissom brought home a quart of mushrooms picked in Ohio. Mrs Henry Stein an.d Emil, and Eugene Schwan of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sorenson and Mrs. E. Schwan of Chicago took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swenson and son Harold, Sunday. After dinner they attended Mrs. Thomas Searfoss’s funeral.* Mr. and Mrs. filbert Bitner were called to Fowlerton, Friday, by the death of Mr, Bitner’s mother, Mrs. Bitner. She was 93 years old. Raymond Bitner, Harold Bitner and family and Katie, Howard and Herschel Bitner attended the funeral, held' there Sunday . Members of the family who came to the home of Mr. arid Mrs. G. H Bailey to celebrate Mother’s Day were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey from Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Bailey from Toledo, O.; Albert Bailey arid son Glenn and wife and two daughters from Kimmel; Mrs. H. D. Parker and son Jack of NilCs, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Colwell went to Big Lake, near Columbia City to spent Mother’s Day with her mother. On their return Mr. and Mrs.' Elmer Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Searfoss and .Mrs. A. H. Smith and daughter Mildred of Cromwell enjoyed a picnic supper at . the Colwell home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slinger and Mrs. Bertha Burrid.ge of South Bend Garfield Walker of Indianapolis and Miss Mary Alice Kitson visited relatives and friends in Syracuse and had dinner at the Levi Kitson home Sunday. Walker had cotne to Syracuse to attend the funeral of his old friend, Mrs. Thomas Searfoss. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Atz of Kalainazori. Mich,; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Atz and children of Kendallville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atz and children and Mrs. J. B. Atz of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs- ,V r erndn Sharp and baby of I Springfield, O.; and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harkless were Quests of ' Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Seider, Sunday. Mrs. Sharp and daughter remained for ( a week’s visit.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The Journal is furnished with thte following transfers of real estate by ‘ Houton C. Frazer & Son, abstractors, Warsaw: Jesse E. Eschbach and Jay L. Knapp, receivers to Peoples Saving Bank, tract in section 4, Plain township, $11,794. John W. Phillips to Ada M. Gunther, lots in block 2. Merrick’s addition Milford, 81. Guy M. Jarrett to Wm. N. and Edith E. Benninghoff, lots 1 and 2 Yacht Harbor, Wawasee, 8700. Guy M. Jarrett to Melvin Gard, lot 13 Yacht Harbor, Wawasee, S2<?o. Rosanna Neff to Arthur J. arid Emeline Thibodeaux, lot 51, Syracuse, 81. Salem Bank & Trust Co.» exr. to Geo. F. and Eunice C. Landefeld, lot 12 Marsh’s add. So. Park. Sl,l!00. James W Johnson to Mary D. Ganshorn, 80 acres section 11, Jefferson township, 81. Laura E Launer to Reaver Ridge Dairy, lot 10 Addinore Park, sl. James E. Henwood to Kenneth [ F. Coyle, 144 acres, sections 5 and 7 Tippecanoe township, 81. . Arthur J. Thibodeatix to Gertrude Tyler, lot 107 D. &M. addition Syracuse, 81. Chas. Angel to Olga V. and Jajcob B. Johnloz, part lot 1 Calvert’s addition, Yellow banks, sl. ' Emanuel H. Hamman t.|> Edward Chronister, lot ih No. Webster, 82,500

Taxes WILL. SOON BE DUE Loans made on late Model Cars and Furniture. FARMERS 3-6-9-12 months or longer on Livestock and Implements. Arrange With Us for money to pay them. PENALTY ADDED Unless Paid on or Before SATURDAY. MAY 14 Easy Terms. No Endorsers. SECURITY 'loan CO. Rooms 14-16, Elks’ Arcade. Phone 1292

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