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WANTED—Second hand go-cart. Call Mrs. Ballard, Phone 357. 16-lt SOMETHING Wrong with your Radio? Call Owen R. Strieby, Phone M 45. 22-ts. FOR SALE— 16-ft. motor boat, 3 h.p. Grey motor, perfect condition, $35. J. A. Canfield. . 15-ltp -WANTED—Bicycle in usable condition, at fair price. See Pret Miles. 15-ltp FOR RENT Two modern cottages on Lake Wawasee from August 20 on. Ross Osborn. Tel. 6 and 94. BAKE SALE Saturday morning 9:30 o’clock at Klink’s Market. Committee No. 1, Methodist Ladies Aid. WOLVERINE — Genuine Shell horsehide work shoes. Sturdy, flexible soles, scuff-proof, acid resisting uppers. Miles of extra wear and comfort. Priced low. Bachman’s. 3-ts FOR SALE Furnished cottage, % mile west of Waco. Immediate possession. C. M. Baker, owner, 329 N. Halifax AveT Daytona Beach, 12-4 t ~ ( liIGKE.X St-PPER TONIGHT! i The Zion W. M. A. will serve; chicken supper at the'Zion school this evening, starting at 5 o’clock. 30 cents. adv. . __— (V-. - ; ■ I NOTICE. | I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other; than my self. Chas.. Bushong. 15-ltp | . f O' . | • COUPON • • Clip this coupon and bring in * • With your next roll of film and * •have it developed FREE. * • G<. . J f a iti ited . tume ■ 'lily * » REINHOLD STI IMO *j • r Syracuse, Indi 15-5 t • .— 0 —- — . George Surfus of Columbia City spent Sunday at the Russell Warner home. IF YOU SMOKE TOO MUCH WATCH YOUR STOMACH For quick relief fiom indigestion and upset stbmech due to excessive smoking try Dr. Emil’s Adla Tablets. Don't stop smoking, just use Adla Tablets Thornburg Drug Co.

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’ IN OUR CHURCHES I CHURCH OF LITTLE FLOWER Rev. C. Hagarty from Austin, Tex Services at 8 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH A. J. Armstrong, Minister. Dr. O. C. Stoelting, Supt. i Church School, 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship, 11:00. Mid-week service, Wednesday evening at 7:15. CHURCH OF GOD i Rev. Marion Shroyer, pastor. C. J. Kitson, S. S. Supt. Sunday School, 10:00 a. in. Christian Endeavor, 11:00 a. m. Prayer Service, Thursday 7:30 pun. _ GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. John A .Pettit. Pastor. Vernor Beckman, Supt. Sunday school. 9:45 a. in. Morning Worship, 10:45 a. m. The Rev. L. S. Keyser, D. D., former professor of theology at Hamma Divinity School, and well known lecturer, will speak on the them:e ‘The Reasonableness of Christian Faith.” EVANGELICAL CHURCH Rev. Samuel Pritchard, Pastor. P. W. Soltau, Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. Worship services at Oakwood Park morning and evening. Midweek prayer service. Wednesday evening, 7:30. LAKESIDE U. B. CHURCH Rev. E. C. Reidenbach, Pastor. Syracuse. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Evening Service, 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 p.m The Fourth Quarterly meeting will be held at the church on Mondayevening, August 7th. , Concord. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, 10:45. Indian" Village. Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Evangelist J. Edwin Jarboe, pastor Guy Symensma, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m Attendance last Sunday - 255 Next Sunday evening the entre evening program will be a free entertainment of Sacred Music, singing and readings by the John Winger from near North Manchester. ■

FISH ARE BITING. According to Eugene Holloway, guide, fish were biting on Wawasee this past week. He claims Glenn Wilkinson, son-in-law of G. A. Osborne, staying at the Osborne cottage, and he caught 11 bass before noon Saturday and one after noon. That on Sunday, Bobbie McGill Jr. aged 10, fishing with his father from Indianapolis and Holloway caught a four pound bass. Holloway says they let the boy land it and that he only assisted with the landing net. That they caught in addition to bass and a pike. Mr. and Mrs. McGill are spending their vacation in the Noll cottage. Mrs. Joseph Jefferson and Mrs. Marsh from Wheeling, W. Va., guests at the Spink-Wawasee, went fishing with Holloway and he says they caught five croppies, four rock bass and three bass during Monday afternoon. When the reporter showed some signs of doubt as to these stories, Holloway said not to get excited, he had his liar’s license. ’ J. H. Moore of Cincinnati, 0., took Jiis grandson, Jimmie Stubbs, aged 4, fishing on Wawasee. Jimmie caught 15 fish large enough to keep, blue gills and perch, and his grandfather said Jimmie had many other bites but the fish got away . . Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Stubbs are spending this week at the cottage, the men planning to return to the lake next Saturday. ■—o — - REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The Journal is furnished with The following transfers of real estate by Houton C. Fraser & Son, abstractors, Wai saw; J. Edward Headley to Grace Hosier, lot 49, block A, Epworth Forest, sl. Papakeechie Corp, to Earl and Hazel F. Cook, lot 46 subd. No. 5, Lake Papakeechie, $475. Sam Hoffer to South Bend Bait Co. lot 5 Hoffer’s subd. of lots 1, A, B and C, Papakeechie, SSO. Harold Henry Hoppel to Roscoe C, Howard, lots 15, 16 Windsor’s addition, Syracuse, sl. Smith Agriculture Chemical Co. to Homer T. Menzie, lot 16 Island Park, Big Chapman Lake, sl. Chas. W. Wiseman to Marian and Emma Reiff, 8 acres section 33, Tippecanoe township, S2OO. Cornelius Werle to Guy L. Carter, lot 11 Stoner’s Park, Webster Lake, sl. Ella Musselman Hockert to Wm. N. Crow, tract adj. to lot 43 Ogden Island, sl. Wm. N. Crow to Ella M. Hockets 50x150 feet on Wawasee Lake, adj. to Ogden Island, sl. Joseph J. Hamsher to Valentine I. and Manasses Hochstetler, 40 acres section 8, Jefferson township,. $2,500 Geo. L. Pepple to Roy S. and Mabel L. Burkett, lot 8 Willow Grove, Wawsaee (Lake, sl. _O_ DISMAL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grear "of Cedar Point were Fort Wayne shoppers recently. Miss Tilda Bobeck spent Thursday afternoon with Laura Bobeck. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bowser visited in the Cash Morris home recently Mesdames Clell Buchtel and Lee Lung called on Mrs. Merrit Lung, Sunday evening. Mrs. Alta Femelette, after spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Burley, has returned to her home in Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilkinson and two children attended the reunion of Mrs. Wilkinson’s people near Co lumbia City, Sunday. 0 TRUCKING COMPANY SUED A suit in which a judgment of SSO is asked for labor performed, and in the complaint the appointment of a receiver is also asked by Gerald Hatfield against the Hoosier Trucking Co, . owned by Ross W. Osborn of Syracuse. The action filed slates that the company is insolvent and that it has closed its Huntington offices. It is said that three fourths of the world’s surplus of wheat is held id the United States. And it is doubtful whether raising the price of bread will help a great deal in reducing the surplus. Miss Martha Ann Thornburg and Miss Mary Jane Lincoln plan to go ti> Camp Huntington on Little Tippecanoe. August 6th, to enjoy a camping party there until August 20th. o — The summer of 1933 has been so fickle so far this year that it is necessary to have both an electric fan and a fireplace filled with kindl'ing in the living room. 0 The really successful wife is the one who greets her husband with a hearty meal instead of a lecture when be comes home. First they gave us a knock proof gasoline and now they are giving us kick proof beverage—3.2 per eent. 0 Anyhow we don’t hear so many mammy songs about the fields of cotton as we did before the commodity went down to a nickle a pound. TRY A JOURNAL WANT AD

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THIS WEEK IN SYRACUSE. Mrs. Charles Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White and W. B. White of Marion were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thornburg, Tuesday. They took Miss Margaret Clark home with them after a two weeks visit here with Martha Ann Thornburg. Miss Maxine Halloway went to Chicago last week to visit Miss Helen Bowser. She made the trip . there with Eugene Hoopingarner, and plans to return home next Saturday when Helen And a party of friends come to a cottage on Lake Wawasee to enjoy a house party there. Ed Beard, with -the Barlow Bros, tent show which showed here in Syracuse several years ago, but now located at South Milford, was a guest at the Verley Lung home Wed-j nesday last week. He brought 19 friends with him and a picnic was enjoyed. Mrs. U. S. Conn of Wayne, Neb. and her sister, Miss Alice Baum of Bremerton, Wash., arrived Monday and are staying with Mrs. Rosie Bartholomew. They plan to spend 10 days here. While here they will make arrangements to repair the house in which John Harley and family live. Charles Benner and daughters, I Mrs. Theora Hull and Mrs. Alice Place were called to Crown Point, Friday, by the serious condition of the son of Mr. Benner’s other daughter, Mrs. Walter Craft. The boy, aged 11, fell out of a tree and broke both of his wrists, and was injured internally. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Holman of Max welt on Manor entertained at Saturday night supper,. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Miller and son Dick and' their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Stults and son Fred from Gary, Mrs. Isabel Grieger, Mrs. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gollan; George Southworth and Buddy. Mrs. Lloyd Disher’s mother, Mrs. E. C. Hesser and son Paul of West Liberty, lowa, are spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs.r Disher. Mrs, Disher’s two brothers,; Clifford and 1 Thomas and their friend Ted McDougall, who had come from lowa to attend the World’s Fair, spent the week end with the party. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gianacher and daughters June And Mary from Minneapolis spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Dan Wolf, and called on relatives and old friends here in Syracuse before going on to Mark Centre, 0., to visit; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. White. They had spent 17 days at the World’s Fair. Mrs. Sherman Deaton, Mrs. Chancey Hibner, Mrs. Eldred Mabie and the Misses Lucy Clayton, Martha Brower and Erba Kline enjoyed camping in a tent on Dewart lake from Wednesday until Saturday evening last week. They brought their equipment to camp in a trailer, and claim that besides themselves, mosquitoes inhabited their tent. The Good Cheer Class of The Church of the Brethren held their regular monthly class meeting Tuesday evening in the home of Arthur Kolberg. More than 60 were present. Besides the entertainment and refreshment part of the program, the following officers were elected for the next six months: Floyd Middleton, pres.; Mrs. Roscoe Smith; vicepres.; Gordon Johnson, sec. and Sherman Coy, treas. The class also decided to hold a Bible Study class each Thursday evening with Rev. Ezra Flory of New Paris as instructor. The next class meeting will be at the home of Dean Shealine, near Solomon’s Creek. — o—■0 —■ TO BE MARRIED FRIDAY Announcement is being made of thia coming marriage of Miss Margaret Hurtig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hurtig, to John Jones, In Fort Wayne, Friday evening. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Jarboe. Miss Hurtig has been visiting in Fort Wayne at the home of Ernest Sweet, for some time, and her family from Syracuse will go there for the wedding.

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BOOK REVIEW. “He Arrived at Dusk,” by R. C. Ashby (The MacMillan Company). Here truly is diversion. “He Arrived at Dusk” combines the excitement of a, glorious ghost story with the entertainment of a detective yarn. It is an extremely well-writ-ten and rather terrifying book. . On the wind-swept Northumbrian moor, near to the restless sea, stalks a ghost. He arrives at dusk—actually does! Up at “The Broch,” the big house of the Barr family, two men and a woman wait for the horror—which arrives at dusk. Mr. Mertoun, a staid London business man, visits The Broch te inventory its contents, and then stays on for several harrowing weeks. A deepening sense of evil is in the air. The climax, is reached when, on the night of a cold-blooded murder, Mertoun himself actually sees the ghost in the dazzling ray of a near-by lighthouse that flashed in the night. Returning to .London, Mertoun I tells his experience to the first man j who will listen to him— detective-in-spector Ahrtnan. How these two and • one villager free the country-side of its panic and the Barrs from fear or i death -makes exciting, diverting reading. It is good “escape literature. ” The plot is ingenious and full of I action, and the tale is written in a I crisp, vigarous style. This book 1 puts the ghost story squarely on the map again. Mrs. Ballard will review it soon, at her Lake meetings. u DIES IN HOSPITAL. Mrs. Doris Roselle, 27, wife of Donald Rozelle, formerly of Syracuse, died Monday morning in the Goshen hospital following an operation performed two weeks ago. Funeral services for her were held yesteiilay afternoon with burial in the Leesburg cemetery. In. addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Paula Jean; her father, Aiyos Bowser of Leesburg; two sisters, Mrs. A. J. Landis of Gary; Mrs. Lila Doty’of Leesburg; and a brother, Walter of Fort Sills, Okla. STIFFLER REUNION HELD The ninth annual Stiffler reunion was held Sunday, July 30, at the Henry Booth home in Elkhart. There were 54 present. Officers were reelected and the next reunion was voted to be held at the Morion Wyland home in Elkhart. Those present from Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. i Stiffler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stiiffler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bushong.

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Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richhart Sr., Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richhart Jr., of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conde and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mick of Elkhart. Eloise returned with Mr. and Mrs. Mick for a* visit there this week. !

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CRTS T A L-Ligonier Thursday, August 2 — “SMOKE LIGHTNING” A Zane Grey story with George O’Brien, the brightest star in the western sky. Also good short subjects. ADM.—lOc, 15c Sat., Sun., Mon., Aug. 5, 6,7“I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY” Warner Baxter, Elissa Lande, Victor Jory and Miriam Jordan in a stirring romance with spice ami merriment. He conquered nature, but she conquered him. It is entertainment plus. " endorse it to you. Wed ns., Thurs., Aug. 9-10 Bargain Night “BEST OF ENEMIES Starring Buddy Rogers and Marian Nixon. They kissed while their fathers cussed. A happv, peppv romantic comedy, spiced wjth Merry Tunes. ’ . ADMISSION— 10c, 15c. Sat M Sun., Mon., Aug. 12,13,14— “JENNIE GERHARDT” Starring Sylvia Sidney. Also the OZARK RAMBLER and LITTLE MARY tOU Radio Artists from W. 0. W. 0. —"" ' ll 1 ; " ' ' . . ■■■ i ■ COMING ATTRACTION AT PARK PLAN ”... WACO “■■■■" w w AFTER SHOW FRIDAY, AUGUST 4— 'LITTLE CAESAR" IN You're cn the spot | for a not of laughs I , when a debutante takes the ex-king of gangsters for a ride! Just picture his mob wB on polo ponies—making love tc t'-e W daughters of the 400 1 IWWOi 1 I I jVAjhi J I ’ i ' 'IB ' 111 TIB ■ R Lhl ' H With MARY ASTOR and > HELEN VINSON ADDED—RUTH ETTING In “A MODERN CINDERELLA” TUESDAY. AUGUST 8— He fell for the woman he was paid to ruin! Find out what happens when a notorious love spy falls in love with a dazzling love cheat. “THE KEYHOLE” FRANCIS BRENT. Alien Jenkins, Glenda Farel Monroe Owsley Also SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 11-~ !’M in love with a baby-and a babe Ji meußicE I - JIEVfiLIER QBtdtimr Story O -a HELEN TWELVETREES ’ll fWAMEVERtITHORTOH |\y VW AMSfMMEAMtS BUY MW* SwrtU bv NORMAN TAUROG 0. QanMOM Qiaurt SHORTS THEATRE ADDED ATTRACTION— BING CROSBY In v “SING BING SING”,

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