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Tayusda group under the leader
ship of Miss Mary Marshall will
have a treasure hunt Saturday.
Girls will be taken to Shelbyville in
autos and from there will hike five
miles to the treasure. Dinner viii
be cooked over an open fire.
New group at School 80 held their
meeting Tuesday afternoon and
elected the following o-ncers: Presi-
dent, Thelma Joyce; vice-president,
Mary Jane Wheeler; treasurer, Eliz-
abeth Ziegner; secretary, Jean
Jones; scribe, Dorothy Hoffman.
A new group has been started at
School 70. The following girls we're
secretary, Evelyn Comfy; treasurer,
Mary Barton. Harriet Cave. Treva john
son. Rebecca Cave. Dorothy Downs, Made
line Hopper Evelyn Minchin. Adris Delks,
Marjorie Cook Arthelle Morris. Beatrice
Pritchard Jeanne De Moss. Lillian Nc
Carly.
Mrs. Mary Schlenck, 921 North
Wallace street, has taken over Mrs.
Thelna Williams group at School
81. Following girls comprise the
group:
Clara Miller. Helen Christy, barbara
Smith. lone Edwards, Marjorie Stanley.
Martha Jane Bond. Charlotte L. Miller.
Eloise Moody. Evelyn Monroe. Mary
schlenck, Lois Smith Marian Moody, Mar
iorie Weaver.
Thirty-two Camp Fire girls from
School 54 spent Saturday at Camp
Delight. Mrs. Ralph Stratman and
Mrs. G.. B. Ludwig, their guardians,
accompanied them.
Meeting of the scribes was held
Saturday morning in the Camp
Fire office. Girls worked out plans
for editing Fagots, their local
paper.
Enrolment for the Camp Fire
Girls chorus and Dramatic Club
was a big one. Practice for both Of
them started Saturday afternoon.
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CLUBS AND MEETINGS

with Mrs. Thomas Davis, sos Fair
field avenue. Papers will be read by
Mrs. H. B. Pearce, Mrs. o. M. Cosner
and Mrs. Salem Clark.
Mrs. Willis K. Miller, 312 Downey
avenue, will entertain the Irvington
Tuesday Club Mrs. M. D. Lupton
will talk, and Mrs. Bert Morgan will
be in charge of music.
Tokalon Club will observe Pres
ident'S day with luncheon at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
WEDNESDAY
A. S. Shafer, director of field
operations of National Red Cross,
Washington, D. c., will talk on
Junior Red Cross" at the dis
cussion luncheon at 1890 of the
community welfare department of
the Woman'S Department Club.
Oct-Dahl Club will hold an an
niversary party. Mrs. j. B. Shelby,
Cecil street, will be hostess.
Mrs. v. G. Wiley, 3137 Northwest
ern avenue. will entertain members
of the Minerva Club. Mrs. c. F.
Mcdaniel will review Fabulous New
Orleans"
THURSDAY
Mrs. William Adair, 142 West
Twenty sixth street will entertain
members of the Veronica Club at
her home. Mrs. Rose Cornett will as
sist the hostess.
First regular meeting of Brookside
Park Woman's Travel-Study Club
will be held at Brookside Park COM
munity house at Gas. Mrs. Damar-
chus Brown will talk on THE Charm
of Venice"
Mrs. William A. Myers, sci High
land drive, will be hostess for the
Aftermath Club. Mrs. Charles F. Mil
Ter and Mrs. w. Pink Hall will have
papers on the Indian.
Beta chapter, Delphian society.
will meet at 9:45 in the ladies parlor
at the Fletcher American bank. The
lesson subject will be English
Poetry of the Fifteenth Century"
Mrs. A. NJ Alexander will be the
leader, assisted by Mrs. Albert Meur-
NAt AVA . II. -. L|OllltCA dIlQ MIS-. y.
v. Raiser.
FRIDAY
Mrs. G. B. Ewell, 61O9 Dewey
avenue, will be hostess for a meeting
of Irvington Catholic Woman's
Study Club. Ross Lockridge will
talk on Revising the Constitution
of Indiana" and Thomas D. MCGEE
will have as his subject, why Re
wise the Constitutions"
Mrs. H. N. McClelland will enter
tain the Woman'S Advance Club at
her home, 322 East Thirty-seventh
street. Mrs. R. L. Pythian will have
a paper. "Air Transport" and Mrs.
Charles J. Cook viii discuss Women
as AviatorS"
Mrs. ]. Edward Morris, Williams
Greek. viii pe hostess for the
Woman's Round Table Club. Mrs.
William Collins and Mrs. Gaylord
Rust will speak.
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new international current events
chairman.
FRIDAY
Victorian chapter will meet at 2
at the Lun1ey tearoom. Mrs. An
drew Porteous, hostess, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Flora j. Robinson
and Mrs. c. w. Shelburn. Tea will
follow the lecture. Response to roll
call will pertain to the home life of
the South African people. Miss
Loretta Martin will present a piano
solo.
Lohengrin chapter will meet at
1880 at the Sphinx Arms. Miss Kalah
Larnan is in charge of the musical
program Miss Alice Cahow will
give a program of ukulele numbers,
dressed in a Spanish costume.
Castle Craig chapter has voted to
increase membership from eighteen
to twenty-one Mrs. S. L. Potter and
Mrs. Ellis Hawkins are new mem
bers.
Mandalay chapter announces the
following new members: Mrs. John
w. Graves, Mrs. Daniel E. Rhoads
and Mrs J. H. Beck.
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Indiana OAR.
Activities

Mrs. A. P. PoorInan, state c.. A.
r. director, has announced the ap-
polntment Of the following presi-
dents, subject to confirmation at the
October national board meeting:
Mrs. Elmer Smith. Fl. Wayne. the Ruth
Hunt Society. succeeding Mrs. Frank
Dulin. resigned; Mrs. Fred Fromme, the
Abigail Adams Society. Washington, sue
ceeding Miss Lucille Underwood; Mrs
Harry Voters. the George and Martha
Washington Society. Madison. succeeding
Mrs. R. r. Rea. and Mrs. A L. McRob-
erts. organizing president of a new society
at New Harmony.
Mishawaka chapter. Mishawaka.
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Schuyler G. Rose. South Bend,
Oct. IT.
Mrs. Guy Alspach, state Ellis Is
land chairman, issued a letter to
chapter regents and chairmen dur
ing the week, appealing for early
assistance of Indiana chapters in
sending boxes to Ellis Island. Wool
of any kind or color, denim. shirt
ing, khaki and pearl cotton are the
articles desired
Mrs. Elgin Todd, chapter chair
man Of Sons and Daughters of the
republic committee in Kikthewen-
und chapter, Anderson, has com
pleted the organization of the first
unit in the Anderson Junior high
school
Autumn number of D. A. r. Dedi-
cations, quarterly published by
the Newman Company Cincinnati,
celebrated its first anniversary.
Miss Lillian I. Maxey, Chicago.
will give High Lights of a Round
the-World Tour" at the October
meeting of Calumet chapter of East
Chicago. Mrs. Fred Buse, Mrs. o.
NJ. Seifert, Mrs. C. N. Warden and
Miss Margaret Canine will be host
esses.
General Francis Marion chapter,
Marion, is invited to Celina, O., for
meeting Oct. 81. Luncheon will
be served at l at the home of Mrs.
I. E. Champion. State regent. Mrs.
James B. Crankshaw, will be guest
Of honor.
Huntington chapter will meet
Nov. l with Miss Winifred Heaston
and Miss Myrtle Heaston as host
esses.
Members of the Rensselaer, chap
ter will meet Oct. 20 at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Rainier.
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LUNCHEON Is HELD
BY MAGAZINE CLUB

The Magazine Club celebrated
Presidents day with a luncheon Fri
day at 1880 in Hunters lodge at
the Marott.
Partners for the luncheon were
drawn by matching halves of small
hand painted maps of Canada and
Newfoundland which we're given the
guests. The study program for the
club year is "Our Northern Neigh
borS."
Mrs. Delbert Q. Wilmeth, presi-
dent, presided.
The luncheon table was decorated
with autumn flowers, and lighted by
tapers.
A musical program, arranged by
Mrs. Luther Shirley, was presented
by Miss Mary Rogers, violinist, and
Miss Wilma Leonard, soprano.
Mrs. E. E. Appel and Mrs. c. T.
Austin had papers
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INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB
CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel r. Artnan will have
as her lecture subject next week
David Livingstone and His Dis
covery of Victoria Falls"
MONDAY
Elsinore chapter will meet in the
Sphinx Arms tearoom at 1890 for
luncheon. New members will be
initiated. Following the lecture
Mrs. E. w. Short will appoint new
committees.
TUESDAY
Australian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Edward Healing, 1890 East
Tenth street at /. Mrs. Chester
Castor and Mrs. Fay Fate will as
sist the hostess. Mrs. Lucretia Mae
Kinzie will give a reading. Mrs.
Ethelywn Ahrenhalter will sing a
group of Negro spirituals accom-
panied by Mrs. Lloyd Wright. Mrs.
Gordon Woodling will give a report
on Life and History of the Os-
trich." Response to roll call will be
any topic pertaining to the lecture.
Alpha chapter will entertain
members of the Eidelweiss chapter
at dinner at $50 at the SPHINX
Arms. Miss Wilmeth Benson will
present piano solo. Mrs. j. M.
Marcum will sing Negro spirituals.
Miss Helen Ealand will sing. accom-
panied by Miss Mary Harrell.
WEDNESDAY
Blue Nile chapter will meet with
Mrs. A. z. Baur, 444 West Maple
road at 1890. Lecture will be fol-
lowed by luncheon at 1890. Mrs.
w. H. Foreman will assist the hos
tess. A group of topics on Africa
will be discussed. Mrs. F. H. Nell
son will sing. Mrs. Thomas j. Will
hanson will read a paper on Africa.
Elizabethan chapter will meet at
l for luncheon at the home of Mrs.
George Ruth, 6l0 West Thirty-first
street Mrs. George Dyer will assist
the hostess. Mrs. Anna Peterseim
will be guest. A quartet composed
of Mrs Bert Combs, Mrs. Robert
ElmgTin. Mrs. Basil Robertson and
Mrs. Frank Spangler will sing.
Toyama chapter will meet at Z at
the home of Miss Ruth Collins, 1923
North Hawthorne lane. The affair
viii be a wiener roast. Guests have
been invited.
THURSDAY
Norwegian chapter viii meet at
1890 for luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Richard R. Fielding, 5429
North New Jersey street. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Frank Fisk and Mrs. Claude Wich-
er. Response to roll call will per-
tain to the lecture topic.
valencian chapter will be enter
tained with Halloween party at
at the home of Mrs. John Neulin,
2019 Park avenue. Mrs. Cecilia
Hutchinson and Mrs. A. E. Adair
will assist the hostess. Guests viii
be Mrs. Carl w. Seets, Mrs. Stella
S. Pacetti. Mrs. j. L. Moulder, Mrs.
Lille Fredericks and Mrs. Blanche
Tipps. Mrs. Glen w. Moore will give
the first OF series of papers on
Egypt. Mrs. Adair viii talk on
Africa. Mrs. ChaTles R. Stewart is
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MONDA1
Cervus Club will hold its regular
guest bridge party at 2 at the Ant
lers. Mrs G. G. Roesener and Mrs.
William Elk are chairmen.
Monday Club will open its year
with a luncheon at the Antlers at
1890 Mrs. Ollah P. Toph, new
president, will be honor guest.
Vincent G. S. L. c. will discuss
'Disrseli" at the meeting at the
Fletcher American bank. Mrs. Mac
M. AIarson will lead discussion. Mrs.
o. L. Huey will have paper.
Present Day Club will be enter
tanned by Mrs A. M. Mendenhall,
1904 Broadway. Mrs. S. P. Matthews
will be assistant hostess. Mrs. L. I.
Mills and Mrs. c. F. Voyles will read
papers on Canada.
Indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club
will hold its Presidents day dinner
at English's hotel.
Ray S. Trent will speak before
the indianapolis Literary Club at
the D. A. r. house on world Fed
eration-Fancy or Fact?"
Regular weekly meeting of the
.Tri Art Club will be held at the
Y. w. c. A. in Room C. Miss Mary
Ashcraft will read a paper On the
life of Franz List
Mrs. Charles B. Dyer, 203S North
New Jersey street, will entertain
members of the Philip Schoff chap
ter, Daughters of 1912, at 2:30. Miss
Alma ROUGH will have paper on
THE Battle of Tippecanoe," the
first of a series of an all Indiana
battles (War of 1912 program.
Mrs. William E. Bodenhamer, 243
Hampton drive, will be hostess for
a meeting of the II Jamalie Club.
She will be assisted by Mrs. A. w.
Mason, Mrs. G. L. Zechiel, Mrs. Bert
Gadd and Mrs. j. H. RhoadeS.
Mrs. Frank j. Haight. 145 East
Fall Greek boulevard, will entertain
members of the Welfare Club with
a luncheon at 1890, A business
meeting will follow.
TUESDAY
St. Margaret's Hospital guild will
hold a business meeting at 1870 at
the home of Mrs. Gus H. Mueller,
Millersville road.
Mrs. Edward Franklin White,
chairman of the board of directors
of the Woman's Club Of Indiana.
has called a meeting of the board
for II in 53S Illinois building.
Temporary headquarters for the
club have been established in room
62S.
Woman's Press Club OF Indiana
will hold its first meeting of the
year at the Columbia Club. Lunch
con will be served at II. Mrs. Henry
Burgess Snyder, wife of the editor
of the Gary Post Tribune, and whose
pen name is Mary Kennels. viii
speak.
Woman's Department Club suxil-
iary to the P. II. N A. will meet for
luncheon at 1890 at the home Of
Mrs. Merritt E. wooh, 1880 Gull
ford avenue.
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will meet with Mrs. NJ. w. Rhoads,
KeSSler boulevard ana Micnlgan
roSd. Mrs. r. L. Williamson will
present q paper.
Inter Ala Club will hold presi-
dents day luncheon at the Meridian
Hills Country Club.
Mrs. A. A. Wright. 26 fremont
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Arnicitia Club. Mrs. Ar
thur z. Carr Is assistant hostess.
Independent Social Club will OBJ
serve Riley day. Mrs. Leonard
Jones. West Newton, viii be hostess.
Alpha Delta Latreian Club win
meet at the home of Mrs. Donald
Compton. 728 Berkley road, Mrs.
James Costin viii be assistant
hostess. Mrs Richard LiebeT viii
have paper.
Hoosier Tourist Club viii meet
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MISS JUANITA MANN
HEAD OF PHI PSPS

Miss Juanita Mann, who was re-
elected president of Theta chapter,
Phi Beta Psi sorority, will be in
stalled at meeting at $50 Wednes-
day night at the home Of Miss
Helen Reidy, 5515 Broadway. Other
officers who will be installed are:
Vice-president, Mrs Robert Bornikel;
secretary Miss Mary Douahue: correspond
ing secretary. Miss Alvina Zimmerman;
publicity chairman. Mrs. L. Park Thorn
burg
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Couple to
Be Welded
at Church

The marriage Of Miss Clarisoa
Carolyn Robertson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Z. Robertson, $3.50
East Michigan street. and Charles
Henry Lay. son Of Mrs. Lillian Lay,
773 North Bancroft street, viii be
solemnized at 8:15 tonight at the
Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
The Rev. L. B. Mosley viii read
the service before the altar, banked
with palms and ferns and decorated
with baskets Of white dahlias. The
Rev. r. NJ. Dodrill. pastor Of the
College Avenue Baptist church, will
assist.
Miss Mildred Lawler, cellist; Miss
Violet Albers, yiolinist. and Miss
Mary Esther Lawler, pianist, will
play. while the ushers, Howard E.
Robertson Jr., Fred Billman and
Charles " Harris, are seating the
guests.
Gowns Are Made Alike
Mrs. Rolla Wiley will be matron
OF honor, and Miss Carolyn Fmga-
son, Rockford, H.. will be maid Of
honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss
Frances Sheplar Dayton, and Miss
Virginia Hubbard.
They will wear gowns fashioned
alike Of tafTeta with basque waists,
peplur1s and circular skirts. Mrs.
Wiley will wear orchid. Miss Furga-
son turquoise blue, Miss Sheplar
green. and Miss Hubbard pink.
All will wear flower necklaces,
gifts of the bride, and will carry
arm bouquets of roses and dolphin
ium Phyllis Wiley and Patricia
Gift will be flower girls and will
wear pink and blue tafeta frocks
and carry French baskets Of rose
petals.
Skirt to Be Long
Bernard schotters will be best
man
The bride, who will be given by
her father, will wear a gown Of
ivory satin and point d'esprit. The
fitted bodice will have lace yoke
CAAlbAOAQCAGQ Will DCdNlo, ctlll LllS I'll =
cular skirt will be very long. The
tulle veil is edged with lace.
She will wear kid slippers with
tiny kid rosettes, worn by her
grandmother on her wedding day,
and long gloves worn by her great
grandmother in her wedding. She
will carry a shower bouquet of
brides roses and lilies of the valley.
Reception to Be Held
A reception at the home of the
brides parents will follow the cere-
mony. Mrs. Robertson will receive
in green lowered chiffon and will
wear a corsage Of pink rose buds
The brides table will be decorated
with a wedding cake and center
piece of roses and delphinium and
lighted by pastel tapers.
The couple will motor north on a
wedding trip, the bride travelling in
a blue silk tweed dress and blue
tweed coat with blue accessories
They will be at home after Nov at
773 Bancroft street.
The bride is a graduate of Mi
ami university and is a member of
Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority. Mr.
Lay is graduate of Purdue univer-
sity and member of Theta Xxi. =
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CARD PARTIES

Card party for the benefit of Holy
Rosary church will be held Monday
afternoon and night at Holy Rosary
hall, $40 Stevens street. Euchre will
be played. Games will begin at 2:30
and $3.50.
Frances Review No. will sponsor
a card party at 2;30 Wednesday in
Redmens hall, Capitol avenue and
North street.
Members of the Brightwood Girls
Club will give a euchre party at
tonight in Clark's hall, Twenty
fifth and Station streets.
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Annual state convention Of
Daughters Of Isabella will be held
here Nov. 21-23 at the Claypool. "a
indianapolis chapter will q. s
hostess. a feature Of the &C
ton viii be the election OF
officers. Miss Rosemary LAWYER and
Miss Teresa Carroll have charge o.
the convention music.
Sunday morning a breakfast will
be served in the Riley room. Mrs.
John Trenck, Chicago. formerly of
indianapolis and fouhder of the
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CLUB HOLDS
BUFFET LUNCHEON

Miss Mona Taggart, 1855 WASH
ington boulevard, entertained forty
members and guests of the Indiana
VaSsar Club with a buffet luncheon
at her home today.
Following luncheon a business
meeting was held. Miss Taggart,
who is president of the organization,
presided.
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SMpper to Be Serued

Ladies auxiliary, Convention City
Post 1405, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will meet at $50 Saturday
night at the. hall, Delaware and
South streets. A chill supper will
be served at $50.
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Shower to Be Held

Mrs. Lovice Warren, 1902 North
Alabama street, VIII entertain to-
night with a miscellaneous shower
in honor of Mrs. Kenneth Baker,
before her marriage Miss Oma
Gladdis. Forty-two guests viii be
entertained.
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Rho Delta sorority will meet in
the club rooms of the Y. w. G. A. at
7:45 tonight. Miss Norma Shumak-
er. president, will preside.
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METTEL-TAPPAN
RITES ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ross Teel,
$3.50 Washington boulevard, an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Billie Teel Tappan, to DR..
Howard Bennett NGettel, 3709 Wash
ington boulevard. The wedding took
place Thursday.
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A three-wheeled taxi motorcycle
that carries five passengers in adj
dition to the driver has been de-
veloped in Germany.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
LOSES ON SHARKEY
 PUSHES WHEELBARROW

Michael Meuuier lost a bet Go |. C Remillard on Sharkey's foul The wager was one of those freak bets that quite in vogue some years ago The loser paid the shot Friday eve ming about five o'clock by trundine the winner through Main street and Union Square in a wheelbarow.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
LIEUT.. URQUHART
 OWNS OWN HOME.

Liutenant Ross Y. urquhart of the state police. in charge of the Daniel- son barracks. is occupying a new home in Danielson. The lieutenant purchased house on Hawkins street last week and this week he installed his family there.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
MIR. MERRILL SPEAKS
 TO WELLESLEY CLASS

Rev. Boynton $. Merrill. former pastor of the Second Congregational church at Putnam, delivered the bac- calaureate address Co the graduating class of Wellesley college Mr Mer- rill is now pastor of a church in Nor wood. Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

Mrs Yvonne Faulkner and daugh- ter Capitola of Hartford are spend- ing a two weeks vacation with her sisters. Mrs. Henry Dubois, and Mrs. Aldege Dupre.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

Dr. John Crouch and family from Colorado Springs. Col, are visiting
 Iouch is .bc daughter of the late John w. Ballard of nayen- a,Na. .a4meriy of Thompson.
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
ANNA SHIPPEE RITA STONE DOROTHY WHITEHOuSE
Glass Gifts

Dick: Home at last! And for once I'm glad a trip is over. Winks: Oh hello, Dick, I've been eN-
 pecting you for days. Dick: Hello yourself 7 say help
 me with this package will
 you2
 Winks: What m the world nave you
 brought home now? Your Dad
 will have to build an addition
 on his house soon if you keep
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

Miss Ada Maynard of Wauregan spent Friday the guest of her parents. Sir. and Mrs. Joseph Maynard of Bullock street
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
Charge to Juniors

Saturday. August ?, 1873, was probably one of the most important days in the history of Putnam. On that day at one o'clock in the after noon, to be exact, a special town
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19
Dick

on bringing home trophies and souvenirs.
 Dick: Oh these aren't for me this time, I've brought home pre- sents for all the kids in our class. 1 almost had Co drop the darn things overheard on the way over, they weighed the plane down so. However, l managed Co get here with them. Say. where are the kids, anyway?
 Winks: In back of you, silly. Dick. Well, of all things, l was SO interested in talking to Winks that l didn't'even notice you. Oh well 'seuse me and all that. Say-you heard what just told Winks, didn't you? meant the presents to De a surprise, but since it can't be helped I'll ask Ninks to help me find which ones gees to whom.
 Winks: But tell us about your trip, won't you, Dick?
 Dick. There's nothing much to tell; when l left Los Angeles the plane was in fine condition. took the route over she Mo jave Desert; l don't know what prompted me to do such thing. Just about half way over the desert the gasoline pipe sprung a leak. and had to make a landing l found a gasoline station within five minutes walk to the north of the plane, got my gasoline, fixed the pipe and started home again. and-here l am. Well. let's dish out the pres ents; the kids are probably wondering what they are go- ing 10 get
Putnam patriot., 1930-06-19

lC0ntinued on PaQe Sixl
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BOBBITT AGAIN
SEEKS POST OF
STATE AUDITOR
G. O. P. incumbent Favored
by Precedent Because
of Short Aerm.

Archie N. Bobbitt, auditor of
state, formally announced his can
didacy for the Republican renomi-
nation for the post, at his home in
English Sunday.
Precedent has permitted two
terms for state officials having short
terms of office and so far, no OPP
position to Bobbitt has developed.
The auditor is a native of Craw-
ford county and started his career
as a teacher in that county. He
later became principal of the Alton
high school and superintendent of
the Marengo schools.
He won the Republican nominal
ton for county clerk in the 1913
primary, but resigned to join the
navy; and did active duty with the
transport service.
After the war, he was elected
auditor of Crawford county in 1920;
and then county chairman. He was
reelected auditor in 1922 and in