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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
HUNDREDS OF FREIGHT CARS ARE PERILLED in GIBSON FRI
Two Harbor
Boys Sustain
Fatal Injury

Tony Skrentny. son of Anthony j
Skrentny. furniture dealer at 3714
Cedar St, Indiana Earbor. and his
friend Andy Kratels. are reported
70 be near death in the Hammond
and Gary hospitals as the result OF
a railroad eccIdent Saturday even
ing when the east bound No. ?
Pennsylvania hyer. que in the Har-
Dor at 6:i4, struck the truck IN
which the boys were riding at Lin
coin ave. and hurled II TO the road
side 25 feet away
This morning nurses from the re-
spective hospitals TO vi hich the boy
we're removed follow ing the acc
dent, reported that both are suffer
ing from fractured skulls. but tina
physicians still have hopes
their recovery Tony Skrentny. L
lieved 70 he the most serious cas-
was still unconscious al 10 ocloe
this morning. Lewis Kenneth
36o2 PENNSYLVANIA ave. the boy who
is said to have been hanging on
the rear OF the truck when il was
struck. escaped with a few slight
bruises.
The train after travelling TO neur-
ly in front OF the IIsrbor station
on Michigan ave. was brought 20 a
stop and backed up 10 the place OF
the accident After giving the
name Of the crew and assisting the
police remove the two unconscious
boys from the mass OF twisted
vreckage. the trainmen were re-
leased by the officers to continue to
their destination.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
PUBLIC SALE
DRAWS CROWD

The White store stock bought at
abr'st twenty-five cents on the dol
lar is now on sale at practically a
give away price and the new owner
SAYS at the rate the stock is selling
ii viii all be cleaned cut in about
ten days. he wants none of the old
stock on hand when the grand op-
ening is held. In the mea time ii
is worth any woman's time to step
into the store and take a look at the
unusual bargains to be had.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcE1
TOLEDO. Ohio. June 12.-Mrs
Curlessy Topper. IS. who shot
and killed her former husband
John H. Topper prominent Ohio
restaurant owner. in a restasS-
rant here April 1e, committed
suicide today by drinking pois-
on in the General hospital.
where she has been confined
since tire shooting She is be-
lievd TO have been insan. Hos
pital authorities believe Mrs.
Topper obtained the carbolic
acid unobserved from the oper-
ating room
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
BUSY IN WEST
HAMMOND

West Hammond police spent a
busy weekend rounding up drunks.
speeders and dlsorderiy characters
The following pand fines this NOM
ing William Taylor. Hammond.
SIC 80. for driving an auto while in
toxieated: Harry Russell. carnival
attsehe. IS and costs. drunk; Ed
ward Martin. Hammond. IS and costs
drunk
Others arrested and who will be
tried later were. William Todd.
Hammond. drunk; Steve symanak
and Carl Drummer. West Hammond
drunk. Gustave Johnson and John
=. Young. Hammond. disorderly con
duct r. Erehart. Chicago. speeding
Joseph Hirsch. West Hammond. dis
orderly conduct
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
CHICAGO. June l.. - Coroner
Peter NJ. Hoffman began an in
ouiry today into the deaths Of
W. c. Weelock. grandson OF the
laee John H. Deere. millionaire
pIow maker. and his bride. who
were killed when their honey
moon airplane fell at Ashburno
flying field yesterday. John
MetzEer. pilot of the plane, was
uninjured. The coroner will
probe charges that the accident
was due 20 negligence on the
part of the pilot and the COM
pany owning the plane
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
.ELKS TO OBSERVE
FLAG DAY WEDNESDAY
Patriotic Services at Club
Rooms at s O'Clock.
In the Evening.

Every fraternal organization in the
city. including tbs patriotic societies
such as the G. \ r. American lie
gion Veterans OF Foreign Wars
the Spanish War Veterans. are in
vited to attend the Flag Day serv-
ices at the Elks' club on Rimbach
avenue, Wednesday evening.
The services VIII start at eight
o'clock. and a sple endid program has
been prepared. At 9.I5 there will
be dancing
No admission will he charged
The public is urged to wear Ameri-
can flags on that day and to deco
rate business houses and homes
with the national colors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
WHITING PIONEER
PASSES AWAY

WHITING, IND, June 12-John
Mccarthy, aged 50 years. and a resi-
dcnt Of this city for the past thirty
FIVE years, passed away at his home
on Sheridan avenue. Saturday eve
ming. following lingering illness
OF two years.
Mir Mccarthy was. until his illness
employed on the tower stills of the
Standard Oil Company
The funeral services will be held
at the Sacred Heart church. Tuesday
morning. at 900 a m Interuent
to be at Mount Ollvet cemetery in
Chicago.
The deceased leaves to mourn him
his wife, Mary, and three children:
Margaret. John and James. besides
a host Of friends
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sBI LLETISt

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEJ
LOS \ N'IELES, June ~ IL
liam oster Mackay. well
know n editor and writer. is dead
today and two other men were
injured. one perhaps ia ally. as
the result Of an airplane acci-
dent late yesterday when a
plane carrying Mackay. Bell
Valentine and Hugh Bingham
crashed nto a telephone pole
near Graham station.
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TWO DROWN
AT CEDAR LAKE
ESPECIAL 10 HE IInEsl

CROWN POINT. Ind. June 10
Two men Were drowned at Cedar
Lake yesterday. Nineteen-year-
old Oren Owens of South Chicago
went swimming off Lassen's pavil-
son and succambed to cramps His
body was recovered.
A man as yet unidentified. on the
opposite side OF the lake went un-
der while swimming and his body
has not yet been recovered
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III ILLETIN
TWO INJURED
IN AUTO SMASH
ESPECIAL TO The TImEsI

CROWN POINT. Ind. June IA
serious auto accident took place
near the Adank farm yesterday
when an auto driven by Sam Para
disc OF Valparaiso. skidded in the
loose gravel into a telephone pole
and turned turtle burying Paradise
and his wife beneath 1t. Both were
injured internally. They were ta-
ken by ambulance to the Valparaiso
i,ospita al
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IS EPt}D4E&kr4s s!

ed more than two hours. were
recorded last night and early
today at the ST. Louis uniyer-
slty Seismograph The first
quake occurred about /, so miles
southwest Of St. Louis, and ap-
parently was a collapse of the
ocean floor somewhere in the Pa
cihc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
ARMY PAY TO
PEACE TIME STANDARD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Presi-
dent Harding today signed the
Wsdsworth- Mckenzie bill. return
ing the navy. army. marine corps
and coast guard service to peace
tin pay Standards.
The bill. effective July !. slashes
sI4 4154 900 from the pay bill of the
four services. 1t reduces the $50
a month war time pay OF private
soldier to s2f a month hut grants
mgny special allowances which
might run the enlisted mans pay
as high as s157-A9 month The
pay of officers RANGES from sl.5oo
for new second lieutciants or en-
signs up to a maximum OF $3.50
tor major generals and rear ad-
nirals.
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsVicEl
MILWAU L kEE. WIS. June r.
Sound advertising is the best
highway TO business success. F.
NJ Feiker. formerly personal as
sistant TO Secretary of Commerce
Hoover and now q special repre-
sentative of the commerce de-
partment. told the National In
dustrial Advertising Conference
here today.
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fTHTERHaTIoRAL NEWS sERvIcE1
CHICAGO, June 12.-Cornelius
Con" shea. labor leader. Dam
lei Mccarthy and Mrs. John
Miller indicted In connection
with the murder of police Lieut.
Terrence Lyons month ago.
were ordered admitted to bail
OF $4,000 each by Judge Taylor
in Criminal court today.
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVfcEJ
WASHINGTON. June 12-Five
persons are recovering today
from injuries received last night
during the 35 mile gale which
swept Washington for a quarter
OF an hour Boats were over
turned in the Potomac river and
roofs were blown from build
ings while trees were uproo-gd
by the raging wind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12

HAZELTON. Pa. June 12-The
vote Of the anthracite miners on the
question Of authorizing the scale
committee to declare a strike il nee
essary will be counted AT the head
quarters of each of the three anthra-
cite districts on June -. il was an
nounce5 today by Thomas Kennedy.
Chairman of the scale committee.
voting ends June q. II was predict
ed by miners leaders that the vote
will be practically unanimous in IA
vor OF the proposal.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEEvIcFI
eFON DU LAC. Wis. June ~
Five minutes before a Milwau-
kee road passenger train being
detoured over the North western
line near Appleton Junction was
due. r. H Locke. section hand.
discovered that bridge on the
main line was washed out
Waving lantern he ra n
through a binding storm and
stepped the passenger train
which contained over 100 people
about 200 rods from the wash
out
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEHvicEl
WAUKEGAN, Ill. June 12.-
Norman Griffin. cashier of the
Grant Park Trust and Savings
Bank, was placed on the stand
today as the trial of Governor
Len Small. charged with con-
epiracy to embezz'e the state
funds. entered it's eighth week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
DERA|LED TRAIN
HOLDS Up TRAFFIC
ON FIVE ROADS

HARVEY. Ill. June IL. Traffic
on five railroads was interrupted for
hours when an Illinois Central
freight engine and four cars ran
over a brake beam and were derail-
cd near the Harvey interiocking
plant yesterday Chicago to Mon
treai express train No on the
Grand Trunk railroad was delayed
three hours while Chicago wreching
crews cleared up the debris. Other
roads affected were the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul. the Chicago.
Terre Haute & Southeastern. and
Baltimore & Ohio Chicago Terminal.
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fBU LLETTN1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEevIcEJ
CHARLESTOWN. w. Va, June
i2-The Rev. James Z. Will
burn OF Blair county. entered A
plea of not guilty in the Circuit
Court her today to the charge OF
killing Deputy Sheriff John
OF miners in Logan county last
summer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12

The Times crusade against vice
conditions in Gary and Lake county
resulted in cleanup campaign by
Gary officials Saturday night when
twelve keepers Of houses Of ill-fame
and two liquor law violators were
arrested.
Those booked on charges OF keep
ing houses of III fame were:
Mary Paulos, 1929 Washington ST.
Jake Saultz. 1888 Washington ST.
{ Edelweiss Cafe)
Pauline shultz. 1850 Jefferson ST.
tMetropolifan)
Helen Atkins goth and Broadway,
Chicago Hotel)
Harry st. Claire. South Side Hotel.
1850 South Broadway.
Joe Lamont. s51 jefferson st
George Miscovich a3s Broadway.
Mrs Genevieve Miller, 9th and JEFF
ferson St. Wabash Inn
Doliie Gage. 1915 Adams street.
Frank Eseadero, 1924 Washington
street.
William Big Bill" subotich. In
diana Harbor ! eos Adtms street.
John Pyrzakis, 1928 jefferson 81.
Niolators OF the state liquor law;
Martin Carmella. 1929 Delaware
street. 43 gallons of moonshine whis
key and destroyed $50 gallons Of
sugar mash.
John Mannish. 1850 Virginia st.
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fHTLLETINb

rfNTFrNETIoNAL rrws sE7vIcEl
SANTA ROSA. Calf. June -
Theft OF $4,000 gallons OF old
wine from the Daniel Tocchini
Winery here was discovered to-
day on the return OF the owner
from a weekend trip. Heavy
iron bars had been sawed and
ten barrels and twelve large
puncheons containing the wine
removed in trucks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
FEDERATION
FACES ITS
PROBLEMS
Labor Unions Begin Import
ant National Convention
At Cincinnati
INTERNATIONAL NEws sgsvlegl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEsVicEl
CINCINNATI, O., June 12-Smcui-
dertnz resentment OF organized laror
20 the courts, which in the past year
have rendered several adverse de-
cisions broke out IN all consuming
are Of wrath today at the American
Federation Of Labor's opening Sos
sion OF its 42nd annual convention
Not even the United States su-
preme court, whose august BODY
heretofore has gone uncrtttcized
publicly, escaped In the report Of the
executive council Of the federation
which devoted itself, In large mea-
sure TO a hery dtsparagement of the
entire Judiciary.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
EEI. YORK, June 1.-THE
known dead, 40, from the storm
In the Metropolitan area 10 List
ed today as follows, including;
Twenty-ntne drowned.
Seycn Killed In ferris wheel
crash
Six killed ty falling trees.
One electrocuted by fallen live
wire.
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcE1
TOXIC. June 12-Nakaoka,
youth convicted of staying Pre-
mier Hara, was sentenced TO life
impri sonmcnt today Hashim-
oto. tried for melting the assas-
sination was acquitted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
ELKS NOTICE

The F1ae Day exercises win be
held in the lodge room of the new
home on Rinbach ave. at p. M,
Wednesday. June 14th,
a very enjoyable and interesting
program has been arranged. and ail
Eiks are urged TO attend.
The public is invited.
c. S. MATHCSA.
6-12 Exalted Ruler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12

DUCATS. That's what s-ort writ
ers call the pastebo1rds the tickets.
the legal tender to prize nights.
other events. Roy McCool has a fine
supply of ducats 10 the Leonard
Kansas bout at Michigan City. July
4th Hammond Is sending a delega-
tion of fans.
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEFvicEl
MOSCOW, June II. Reports
circulated in Europe and America
regarding the condition of Mic
olai Lenine's health have been
exaggerated. International News
Service was informed today.
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BULLETIN

d =
The cleanup of the Gary Under
world. demanded by The Times. has
started.
Times reporters were today served
with subposras. signed by william
Dunn. Judge Of the city court, COM
mandtng them to appear tomorrow
morning at O'Clock to testify In the
case of the state verEus Dolly Gage,
Prank Escurda, william (Bis Bul)
Subtovich, John Pyrag axis. Harry
Faulos, Jake saultz, Pauline Schultz.
Helen Atkins. Harry st. Clair, Joe
Lamont. George Muskovich and Jen-
ME MILLER.
Pauline Schultz IL the proprietor
Of THE Metropolitan q house OF
i'll fame and wet" saloon, az 1850
Jefferson street.
Jake Sau1tz Is the proprietor of
.The Edelweiss.v a house Of Ill fams
and wet saloon at 1888 Washing
ton street.
william big Bill" Subtovieh Is
the proprietor OF a saloon on Adams
street ard formerly operated the
notorious "Harbar Bay Inn" at Ind
lana Haxbor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12

THE tie plate unit of the Inland
steel Company is expected to start
operations the latter part Of the
month. This department was re-
Gently constructed. The Inland
Is said TO have heretofore purcha sed
the bulk OF their tie plates from
the Interstate Iron and steel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-12
WASHINGTON June 12-The bod.

WASHINGTON June 1.-THE body
of Mrs. Cornelia Gilliland Roberts.
SO, mother of Mary Roberts Kline
hart. is % be taken TO Pittsburgh to-
day for burial. Mrs. Roberts died
early this morning at the emergency
hospital from injuries and burns re-
ce.ved In an accident about week
ago.
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.BULLETI~,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvfcEJ
BOSTON. Mass. June I2.-One
man was killed. several persons
injured and property damage
estimated at nearly million
dollars was the toll today of q
storm OF Cyclonic fury which
swept Massachusetts, yesterday
afternoon. The storm was ae-
companied by wind of 4o-mile
velocity.
-
tBILLETINl
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
ST. LOUIS. June 1.-TWO
earthquakes. onn of which last
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BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERylcEl
yEWARK, OHIO, Juno 1c-Thres
3srsons are known to be dead. thir-
cen others are seriously injured and
,thers are believed drowned in the
7aters OF Buckeye Lake, a. summer
resort near here, while the bodies
OF I'VE others are thought to be bur-
ried beneath the wreckage OF fifty
cottages, as the result of q tornado
which swept the lake and surround
ing territory late yesterday after
noon.
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HOUSES OF
LL-FAME
ARE RA|DED
tBU ULLETIN)

CROWN POINT, Ind, June IL.
Judge Martin Smith of the Grim
inal Court called the grand jury for
next Friday, this morning.
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NEW YORK. June 1o-Sew York
today is taking toll from the worst
storm ever experienced in its his
tory.
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CONTINUED on pege six.l
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SAYS THEY
STAND FOR
LICENSE
SAYS That Authorities Are
Winking At Law viO-
Iati0nS

In a scathing arraignment Of city
and county officials. Judge Henry
Cleveland. sitting in the Hammond
city court. today charged authorities.
sworn upholders of law and order.
with responsibility for the wave Of
immortality that is sweeping the
county, supplanting liberty with IL
cense law with lawlessness, sunshine
with moonshine, and reducing the
state statutes to a thing of barter
and trade for silver and patrona sc.
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THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday, moder-
ate temperature, gentle to moderate
eaSteriy winds.
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Suburban

WEBSER, Ind-Rev Victor Stoner
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nor
rison Monday afternoon. :. Noel Cui-
bertson and family will move soon to
the Perry Druley farm near Boston,
where Mr.. Clubertson will be employ
ed this year. Mr.: and Mrs. James
Petry and family are moving to farm
north of New Paris, Ohio, this week.
Miss Marguerite Haisley of Will
liamsburg spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Brumfield.. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Morrison and FAM
lily spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Turner and family of Carlos City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borton spent Sun
day with Mrs. Lizzie Jarret and daugh-
ter, June. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bor-
ton, of Richmond, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Jessup Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilcoxen and
daughter, Betty, of Pittsburg, will ar
rive Wednesday evening to visit with
his mother. Mr.. Wilcoxen graduates
from the Chiropractic school at that
place.
Mrs Rebecca Code, of Richmond.
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Petry and family William
Harvey. who spent Friday and Satul-
day with relatives of this place, re-
turned to his home in Centerville, Sat
urday.. Miss Mildred Gibson, who
recently arrived here from Florida,
and Estelle Gibson, who has been viz
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Albers-
son, Joined their mother at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, at Jonesboro,
Monday. James Bunger and daughter
Blanche. visited relatives in Rich
mond, Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Culbertson of Richmond,
spent the weekend at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Culbert-
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Richards of Matthews preached at the
Baptist church Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jake Louellen and Mrs. Joe
lookout of Losantvil1e called on Mrs.
Rebecca Taylor Tuesday. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jones of Mooreland.
spent Sunday with Jonathan and John
Jones.
MILTON. Ind-Mrs. Jacob Houch
OF Connersville is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ferris and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Caldwell and family were dinner
guests. Sunday. Of Mrs. Eva Thorn
burg and daughter. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Wissler and family and Mr..
and Mrs. James Shank spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton. ;. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hurst and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hurst and family
were the guests of Mrs Alice Gresh
and Mrs. Nellie Jones, Sunday. Mrs
Alice Gresh went to Muncie, Monday
to spend few days with Mrs. Luther
Vardman. Mrs. Carrie Johnson
spent the week end at Indianapolis
with her son. =. Miss Marie Snyder
spent Saturday with Muncie friends. !.
The business men of Milton are Of
ferng a series of awards in a bird
house contest open to any member of
the washington township schools
These are two classes Of houses to be
built, One-roomed and those of the
martin type. Awards are offered also
for essays. The list of subjects is post
ed in the high school, The bird boxes
will be sold later and the money used
for building a bird fountain in the
school yard. The prize essays will be
read Sunday afternoon, March 10. Al
this meeting the music will be given by
the orchestra division of the music
club. Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Jones were
eT.ests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shuman Jones
OF Richmond, Sunday evening. Mrs
Ida Warren went to Falmouth, Tues
day, to attend the funeral of her cousin
Mrs. Thomas. :. The ladies of the
Methodist church served the lunch al
the Langston sale and made S57.
The Lottery Man" will be the film
shown Friday night at the Methodist
picture show. Sunday was family
day at the Christian church There
were 203 at Sunday school. Families
sat together for the church service. E
| c. Caldwell had the largest family re
presentation. Miss Ethel Thornbure
of Connersville was the guest of Miss
Isye Thornburg, Saturday -. The
Home Club held a cooperative supper
with Mrs. Verne Beeson Monday night
The program was given by Mrs. James
Doddridge, Mrs. Elizabeth KENNEL
Mrs. George Baker and Mrs. Parl
Manlove. Miss Carrie Michael an(
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jones were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones
Sunday
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Copyright, 1922, by Basil L Smith,