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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-07
HOOD. LEGION HEAD

SAN BENITO, Texas, Nov. Wal
ton B. Hood, legion department com
mander for Texas, expects to fly
from Robstown TO San Benito next
Friday on the occasion OF the deli
cation here Of the Sam Jackson Post
Memorial Hall to which event he
has been invited.
Commander Hood will take part In
ceremonies in Robstown and then
hop off in an airplane for San Be-
nito. Senator Earle B. Mayfield is
to talk az the Mission Legion cele-
bration and then come to San Benito
the same day.
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ANTIQUE CROW BAR FOUND

McKINNEY-lP-A crow bar be-
lieved to have been lost in 1874 was
discovered under the foundation Of
the Collins county court house by
Bill Leach, janitor. First work was
done on the foundation In 1874.
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BOOSTERS CLUBS

The girls Of the Los Fresnos
Boosters club and the Boys club met
in the Home Economic department
Of the school building with Miss Kate
Adele Hill on Thursday morning. Re-
ports showed that the boys club
ranked second in the best record
books in Cameron county, the boys
Of the Stuart Place ranking two per
cent higher.
During the business session Emma
Moses was elected secretary Of the
Boosters club after the resignation
of Aline Coates. The next meeting
will be held November n.
Mrs. Emery Kirkendahl Of San Be
nito was a guest Of Mrs. John Chase,
Thursday.
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SWEETWATER-tRI-A sweet po-
tato 81 inches in circumference and
weighing Is pounds and six ounces.
was grown BY Phil Signelton and
Waltre 0tey, farmers living near
here.
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the management OF a big theater ut
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Vaniman and
daughter of Mcpherson, Kans-, visit
cd at the home OF Mrs. Phoebe Lee
and daughter Sunday.
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DAUGHTER R0RN

LOS FRESNOS, Nov. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleave Dunlap the
birth Of a daughter Thursday. She
has been named Mary Fay.
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SAN JUAN
HALLOWEEN PARTIES.

The Halloween party held Jointly
BY the Rebacahs and Odd Fellows al
the Odd Fellow Hall at McAllen,
Monday night was a grand affair, ac-
eording 20 reports of those attending.
About thirty represented San Juan.
There were about l5O people pres
ent. The evening was spent in plav-
ing games and dancing. Refreshments
were served.
The Lutheran League was enter
tanned with a Halloween party at the
l.. &. Mellenbruch home Monday
evening. There vas q large crowd 81
young people and a pleasant evening
was reported.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Guy OF Nc
Pherson. Kans., has come to San Juan
70 spend the winter here.
b. Mighell returned last Thursday
evening from an extended business
trip 10 Iowa.
J. Il. DeMange returned Friday af-
ternoon from Kansas. where he has
been attending to business affairs.
K. J. Gaines and son, Homer
Gaines, Of Wichita Falls arrived last
week for a visit with friends, they
being former resident Of San Juan.
They Will probably remain here IN
tile next week.
The San Juan G. r. gave a fare
we'll party 10 Miss Laura DeNange
az her home on Tuesday evening, az
ter their regular monthly business
meeting az the church. Miss De-
Mango will resume her duties at
Draughon's Business college.
MI. AMI Mrs. Nels Jensen or Val
verde. were vi3ltors at the Peder
Nielsen home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Wilmoth and
Mrs. Nllmoth's mother and several
other relatives arrived here Sunday
afternoon, driving Through from
Ohio. They have rented the r. j..
Thompson house. Mr.. Wilmoth il a
brother OF r. G. and L. NJ. Temple, OF
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Culberson az
Catarina. were house guests Of the
Oliver {. Aldrich family the latter
part Of the week. Mr.. Culberson is
. brother OF Mrs. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee M. Green re-
turned from Houston Saturday.
where they attended the bankers
convention. They visited at Weimar
and other points.
O. (. Burg OF MeAllen was q Wis
itor in San Juan Monday.
Floyd Saltcr az Edinburg called in
San Juan Wednesday on business.
u. C. Hogan has returned from
Temple where be spent several days
last week.
Judge w. Houston Gossare and
D. c. Hogan attended court in Edin-
burg Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark M~ellenbruch and Mrs.
j. f. Wilkins returned Saturday from
Mineral Wells. where they attended
the Eastern Star convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kreidler and
Mrs. Maynard Kreidler and Miss Ruth
CLARK Of MeAllen. visited with Mr..
and Mrs. r. III. Hirth Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kredlcr have spent
the summer visiting AZ Honolulu
with a niece and at other points Of
interest
Roy Kintr. who has had active
charge Of the management or the
San Juan Theater since Il opened
here New Years Day. left Sunday
airht for Lufkin where he takes over
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SAN BEN1TO


BIG BKlDGE MEElS
Twenty members OF the Big
Bridge club were pleasantly enter
tanned at the country home Of Mrs.
C. ID. Cowgirl on Thursday after
noon. November 3rd. The house was
prettily adorned for the occasion.
when scores were tailed Mrs. r.
j. East held high and Mrs. r. B.
Subiett received the souvenir for
low.
A delicious salad course was serv-
cd IN the afternoon. Mrs. Paul Cow
gill will be hostess 10 the club mem
hers at her home on Thursday,
November AZ.
ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY
Mrs. G.. r. Bruce and Mrs. ]. A.
Clark were Joint hostesses On Thurs
day evening at the l~atter's home IN
honor Of Miss Edna Hartman, whose
Engagement and approaching mar
rage 70 Horace St. John was reveal
ed when the score pads for bridge
were passed TO the guests. A we'd
ding ring, with the secret tied with
red ribbon. was given each guest and
which read the names Of the young
couple and the nuptial date, Deem
Der n
Prgty red and pink flowers were
used for decoration and for the
bridge accessories. Miss Lorraine
Estes received the high score award
and Miss Edith Shafer was given the
second high souvenir, while Mrs. Rus
sci Edwards received consolation. A
pretty sherbcrt set tinted in green
was presented 70 the honor guest.
A delicious two-course luncheon
was served 20 the following guests:
Misses Edith Shafer, Lorraine Estes,
Emalinc Baker. Mary Anderson, Ruth
Brown, Mary Espey. Pearl Hammond,
Maude Harris, Edith and Clara Heis-
ter, Margaret Horkman, Lillian Tay-
lor. Minnie Carpenter and Mrs.
| Work. Mrs. Bernie Goolsby, Mrs.
Pat O'Brien. Mrs. G. A. Mccall, Mrs.
kRusscl Edwards and Mrs. Don Still.
1II-LO CLUB
81 Members of the Hi-Lo Bridge club
. we're entertained at a party Friday
afternoon az the home Of Mrs. Robert
Bowie. The pretty colors Of pink
7mnd rose adorned the rooms and
I were used in the color theme for the
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LOS FRESNOS
SERVICE CLUB MEETS

The woman's Service club OF Los
Fresncs met with Mrs. L. Kerr at
Llama Grande plantation near Mer-
cedes on Thursday afternoon. The
members Of the club responded 10 the
roll call giving a short topic or
what I Have 70 be Thankful For"
After the short business session a
very enjoyable social honr was spent
Refreshments OF chicken salad sand
wiches.reas in patties. perfection
salad. cherry pie and coffee were
served hy the hostess
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Brownsville on that date. The club
will meet in the auditorium Of the
Los Fresns High School building.
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= Afa~IOA0EtA1
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Edmondson
have returned to their home east Of
San Benito after having spent the
past week in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moses and son,
Wesley, Jr., returned TO their home
Saturday from Arkansas where they
have been visiting with relatives
for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barber and
daughter, Dorothy, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Thompson, Mrs. Bert Rosendahl
and Richard Shaffer wee guests at
the M. H. Wesley home at Rio Hondo
Sunday.
F. L. Lawrence Of Wichita, Kans.,
Is now in San Benito on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Truett Jordan
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson and
family Of San Benito were visitors
at the Odus Patterson home at Mis-
sion Sunday.
Mrs. Raymond Harper Of Harlin-
gen and HRS. l.. G. PctL OF San Be-
nito were visiting Mrs. II. T. Banner
at Rio Hondo Tuesday.
Mrs. r. j. Stewart and children
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Edmondson Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Leeyson of
Dover, Ark, arrived in San Benito
the past week and expect to make
their future home here.
Roy Feolker has returned to his
home after spending the past few
days in Houston on business.
G. w. Barrett Of FL Paso was d
San Benito business visitor Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Farmer arrived
in San Benito this week from Okla
homa and expect TO make their home
here. Mr.. Farmer is the son Of Mrs.
G. A. Stanford.
Mrs. T. p. Hawkins Of San Simon.
Ariz., Is now in San Benito visiting
with her sisters, Mrs. c. II. Land
and Mrs. George Winsor.
Misses Lois Hulsey and Christina
Fleming Of San Benito were Harlin-
gen visitors Saturday morning.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The meeting of the Los Fresnos
Community club which was scheduled
for Monday evening. November ~.
has been changed 10 Thursday even
ing. November ~. hecause ~ thr
Chamber or Commerce meeting I'm
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The Lutheran League was enter
tanned with a Halloween party at the
L. Z. Mellenbruch home Monday
evening. There was q large crowd OF
young people and a pleasant evening
was reported.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone 7

tauies and score pads for the games.
Corona sprays and roses were used in
vases and baskets. Favors e
powder puff dolls Of the two shades.
An appetizing luncheon was sreved
10 the members and guests and con-
sisted OF sandwiches, combination
salad, creamed chicken in patties,
stuffed alives and coffee.
Mrs. Karl Miller was presented
with a powder box with a unique doll
cover, for high score. Mrs. G. A.
Cowden was awarded the gift0 for
guest prize and Mrs. George T..
Campbell received consolation. Guests
for the event were Mesdames Charles
Bowie, Davis Wade, G.. A. Cowden,
Of Brownsville. r. O. Treon. c. A.
Mccall, and John Bowie. Mrs. Roy
w. Mulhausen will be hostess in two
weeks to members Of the club at her
home in Harlingen.
MRS. MYRICK HOSTESS
The Lateral I club met Thursday
afternoon ~ the country home OF
Mrs. r. ID. Myrick. Roll call was
answered with short incidents on
Armistice Day. A very interesting
contest was held in which Mrs. Frank
Grimsell received high and was given
a beaded mat and Mrs. Frank Barber
received the consolation prize.
The home was decorated with cut
flowers. Twenty members and two
guests were present, Mrs. Vesta
Med. Parks Of Tulsa, Okla, and Mrs.
Hyde Of Cleveland, o., who are Wis
ting at the home Of Mrs. II. II. Parks
on the Harlingen-San Benito high
way.
Refreshments OF cake, sandwiches,
and coffee were served at the close
of the meeting. The next regular
meeting Of the club will be at the
home Of Mrs. r. Work on Thursday,
November II.
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HAS
INFOR NAL
PARTIES
CONTINUED from Page s.

Continued from Page So
Der Of guests calling during the
afternoon hours.
This is not Mr.. williams first ex.
pertinent in the doing over Of
houses-now such popular sport
In Washington. Indeed, he has
been 50 successful In something he
took up as hobby and his houses
have been 50 quickly snapped up.
that he has launched into the work
professionally and has given up his
position in the Treasury Depart
ment which he held.
One Of Mr.. Williams first ven.
lures was to remodel the nice old.
fashioned house on / Street In
which Miss Madeline McCandless
has her interior decorating studios.
And Miss McCandless is responsible
for the decorative note In the little
house in Burleith. which MIR. Will
liams has made so charming.
It's Spanish In style. Of rosy mink
plaster with blue trimmings and
back and front there are charming
bricked terraces. The one at the
back. which opens from an enchant-
ing breakfast room. looks down over
a gay garden, with the rose and blue
OF the house repeated in the walls.
Color is used vividly throughout the
house, but with the most discriminate
ing hand.
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NAVY POMP TO
MARK BRIDAL,
TODAY
CONTINUED from PAGE 50

flowers are white orchids with a
touch of lavendar.
Mrs. Felix Stump, sister Of the
bride, who Is matron-of.honor, is
wearing yellow organdie fashioned
with fichu Of lace on the bodice,
which is sleeveless. and a full skirt,
short in front and longer in the
back. Her hat is a picture model
in yellow horsehair trimmed with
velvet ribbon of the same shade.
She is carrying blue delphiniun1.
The maid-of-honor, Miss Dorothy
Wellborn, Of Los Angeles, sister OF
the bridegroom. is wearing a gown
of rose organdie made like that OF
the bride and her hat is IN the
same shade. She, too, is carrying a
bouquet of blue delphinium.
The bridesmaids - Mrs. Osborne
Bennett Harrison, sister of the
bride; Miss Ruth Stoddard, Miss
Diana Cumming, Miss Marjorie
Burke, of New York; Mrs. Campbell
Cleave and Mrs. Robert Awtrey---
are wearing organdie frocks. Two
Of them are in shell pink, two are in
lcornflower blue and the other two
in green. The dresses are made alike
with close.fitting bodices having a
boat-shaped neck line, and skirts
that are short in front and long
in the back. The yellow tone is
carried out in these costumes by
having yellow slips under the
frocks and flowers in yellow wool
and the color of the dress appliqued
from the shoulder across the bodice
and reaching to the hem Of the
skirt.
All of the bridesmaids are carry,
ing bouquets of sweetpeas and
lilies-of.the-valley
The bridegroom will have as best
man Lieut.. Robert Robinson, of
Galveston, Tex, and the ushers will
be Lieut.. Comdr. Osborne Bennett
Hardison, Lieut.. Comdr. Felix Stump,
Lieut.. w. S. Price, Lieut.. K. III.
Noble. Lieut.. w. L Rees, Lieut.. II.
B. Brumbaugh and Lieut.. r. B.
Tompkins
Following the reception Lieutenant
Wellborn and his bride will leave for
honeymoon in Canada-the latter
travelling in a dress Of tan crepe de
chine and cloth coat of the same
shade with a fur collar. Her acces-
sories-hat, shoes and bag-are in
red.
After August Lieutenant and
Mrs. Wellborn will be at home at
1905 Sixteenth st. In the fall they
will go to Annapolis, where the for
mer will be stationed.
Among the out-of-town guests here
for the wedding are Mrs. Eva M.
Munsill, Of New York; Mrs. Charles
Wellborn, mother of the bridegroom,
of Los Angeles; Mrs. William Spicer,
of Detroit; Mrs. E. w. Day and Miss
Evans, of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Henry de
Roulet, of Los Angeles; Ambrose
Swasey, of Cleveland: Col. and Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, of Carlisle, Pa,
and DIR. s. w. Stratton and Morris
Paris. Of Cambridge, Mass.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyd Mcqueen
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at luncheon at fhe Carlton Hotel
today in compliment to Mrs. F. J.
Birmingham, of Pittsburgh, who is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Kathryn C.
Fuqua, and Mrs. Hutchinson, who
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Madge Shelton. at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Frederick Seigmeyer, OF Bev.
erly Hills, Calf, who has been the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. John F'oose,
for several weeks, left for San
Francisco and Beverly Hills last
Saturday. She was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Polly Foote, who
will spend the summer in Cali.
fornla.
Additional names OF sponsors for
the Women's City Club Flood Re.
lief benefit on Friday night at the
Belasco include Senator William II.
King. Senator Arthur Capper, Rep
resentative Henry r. Rathbone,
Representative Clarence J, Mcleod.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and Mrs.
Peter A. Drury.
Miss Eleanor Stokes, daughter of
Mrs. Evangeline Stokes and the
late Major w. J. Stokes, who has
been attending the Immaculate
Seminary, has gone to Chicago to
visit her uncle and aunt. DR.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Stokes.
The Washington times., 1927-06-15
TIMELY TIPS
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale
At 3110 M st. N. Whore
Used Car Bargains. Nash 1926
4-Door Coupe; Nash n926) 2.
Door Coach; ChrysIer Roadster
1926. so; Chrysler Sedan, 20
(1925); HupmObile Club Sedan
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1929; WilIys-Knight 4-DOor Sc.
dan n925); WiIlys-Knight 3.
Door Sedan $3.50; Ford FOrd0r
Sedan tS-1926): Chevrolet 2.
Door 5-Pass. Coach 1885,. Tor
further information about this
shop. which. by the way, is omen
till 10 p. M, consult the Classi.
fled Pages.
Personals
Large refrigerator, suitable for
butcher or grocery; fine condi.
ton; no reasonable offer refused.
Further information about this
fine opportunity will be found in
t0day's Personal Column OF
Classified.
Safe, steel, medium size, good
condition. real sacrifice. The de.
tails of this can be found in to.
days Classified Columns under
Classification g..
Fwnished Rooms For Rent
3rd st. N. W.-Large outside
room for Ink, $3.50 week. Read
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and find room to suit you.
\
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JeweIry, Watches and Diamonds
Unusual Diamond Bargain-M
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Lady's h d some I8-carat
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The 0bOOs wants and offers
are only a feD of the many i'm
tsrestins propositions you tUiu
find 0dUertised in today's
Times and Herald eIassified
advertising section.
The Washington times., 1927-06-15
Chef Is Heartbroken
For Giving Indy
Liquors.

ny Anternatl0nal News service
LONDON, June 15.-Francois
Latry, chef at the Savoy Hotel,
is much detected" and has sent
q wireless message to Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh ANNOUNCE
ing that he Graves thousand
pardons" and "also those of
your mother"
The extreme grief of Francois
is due to the fact that he didn't
know until just now that Colonel
Lindbergh was q tee-totaIer.
Francois admits that he fused
many wines and fine liqueurs in
dishes you honored in eating at
Grands Savoy banquet" but in
his wireless to the colonel he
pleads mo one tell me till this
day you abstain /
take to myself responsibility
most unhappy happening"
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n. .Y.-London Double
Wedding for Sisters

LONDON, June 1.-THE two
daughters OF II. Reeves.Smith, Eng.
iish actor. always wanted q double
simultaneously but at q distance of
5000 miles.
Elsie Reeves-Smith win marry
Cyril Burney at st. Mary's Bolton.
Kensington, at 2:30 London time.
At the Little Church Around the
Corner in New York, at $3.50 New
York time. Olive Reeves-Smith will
marry Harold MeIIish, an actor.
The Washington times., 1927-06-15

announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Jameson
Mcqueen, to DIR. Arthur Morris
zinkhan. The ceremony took place
yesterday at Forest Glen, Mda where
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcqueen make their
home.
&&E
Miss Marcella Palmer, daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. Bruce Palmer, is
among those who will be in the
graduating class tomorrow evening
Of the Washington School for Sec.
retaries. The commencement exer.
cises will be held at the Washing.
ton Club.
=
Mrs. Wallace Chiswell entertained
The Washington times., 1927-06-15
Gen. Obregon's Eyes
Treated i'm Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. June Is. - Gen.
Alvaro obregon, former president of
Mexico, was in Los Angeles today to
undergo treatment for an eye af-
lection.
His physicians advised him to stay
in a darkened room for the present,
although his condition Is said not
to be serious.
The Washington times., 1927-06-15
GRADUATE DINNER

The graduating class of Notre
Dame de Namur will be entertained
at a dinner tomorrow night at
by the officers and mem.
bers of the Washington Alumni As
Dinner will be served at
8 p. m. in the ball room.
See Classification - in t0day's CLASH
fled Ad BaEea q Ynn are lnnlZinE for 4
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INSISTS the delivery of
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you Immediately from The
Times Company Office By
special messenger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-08
OFFICIAL CONE;
FUNDS CLOUDED
Treasurer Settlers, Hamilton
County, Missing.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Sept. g.
Thomas E. Settlers, treasurer Of
Hamilton County is missing and
his accounts are believed to be
$4,000 short. following posting Of
letters at indianapolis to a his
deputy, Mrs. o. F. Scott, and his
father-in-law. Alex Hair. The
deputy admitted that the letter she
received said Settlers had gone to
Canada and would never return to
Noblesville. Contents Of the letter
to Hair have not been divulged.
Six persons of those who signed
Settlers $4,000 official bond have a
suit on file in Hamilton Circuit
Court to be relieved, giving as
ground certain things" done by
the treasurer.
Settlers, serving his last year in
office, is Republican. He is mar
ried and has three children, Gerald
and Bertha Esther, at home here,
and another son, Harold, a student
in Indiana University law school at
Indianapolis.
Examiners from the State board
o; accounts today are going over
Settlers books In an effort to as
certain the full extent of his alleged
defalcations.
A number of Noblesville and other
Hamilton County residents familiar
with the case express the belief that
family discord partially accounts for
Settlers fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-08
A. w. WHELAN FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD FRIDAY
Former Teacher and Proofreader
Died at Home Wednesday.

Former Teacher and Proofreader
Died at Home Wednesday.
The funeral Of Alexander w.
Whelan, 70, of 821 w. Thirtieth St.,
who died suddenly Wednesday aft
ernoon at his home, will be held
Friday at 10 a. m, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Evans, 934
Congress Ave. Burial will be in
Forest Hill cemetery, Greencastle.
MIR. Whelan was a teacher in the
public schools of Indiana and Kan
sas for more than twenty-five years
He was born in Springfield, Ohio
and had been resident of Indian
apolis for quarter century. After
leaving the teaching profession he
became a proofreader for William
B. Burford Company, commercial
printers.
Mr.. Whelan was formerly presi-
dent of the McGuffeyites. and a
member of the International Typo
graphical Union and the Order of
Red Men.
He is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Mary E. Whelan; three daughters.
Mrs. Fired Evans, indianapolis; Mrs.
William r. Walton. Chicago, and
Mrs. Charles Ehemann, Tallulah.
La; and five sons, Henry and Ralph
Whelan, indianapolis; Clifford, Gin
cinnati; Ray, Louisville, and Rich
ard Whelan, Greencastle.