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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-08-09
DELINQUENT

Ruth C. Allen, house and lot,
Lake Summit, $10.19.
Allison Realty Co., AZ acres,
Spartanburg highway, 1928.
c. w. Andrea, 5 lots, Rocky
Gorge, 1914.
Annie ]. Bailey, 1 lot, Lake
Summit, $1.05.
J. B. Bane heirs, Sc acres noun
tain land, 5000.
E. C. Barley, IS acres. Green
River, $2.46.
H. S. Beck. house and 1 lot.
Hart place, $1.31.
May K. Bonesteel, 10 lots, Lake
Summit, 3 acres, $7.99.
i. ID. Bowen. 6 12 acres, wood
land, 53c.
]. NJ. Brailsford. 1 lot, Green
River, $1.O5.
Earl Burnsfield, 2 lots, Free
man land, $1.05.
Thomas B. Butler, 68 acres,
Guice land. $4.27.
A. B. Calvert estate, 83 Sd
acres Green River bridge, 1886.
c. Groves Mt. Devp. Co.. 38
acres, Saluda, $10.45.
Tom Chapman, 40 acres, Babbs
creek, $1.31.
Catherine Crawford, 1 lot, Lake
Summit, S1.05.
John Cushman, 191 ia acres,
Boone land, $1,000.
Fred Dorsey, house and lot,
highway SO, 1914.
H. R. Duckett, l lot, Rocky
Gorge, 26c.
Chas. Enman 2 lots, Rocky
Gorge, SIC.
H. E. Erwin, 81 IL acres Green
River, $26.S7.
First Trust &Savings Bank, 3
lots, Rocky Gorge, 5000.
]. H. Glover, 1 lot, Green River,
$1.O5.
Arthur NJ. Griffin, Sc acres,
Tom Jones tract, $3.50.
r. M. HanpI and Checkholm,
10 acres, Green River, 53c.
Willie Hargus, 3-4 acre noun
tain land, SIC.
w. A. Harwin, 7 lots, Green
River, 1914.
Knox L. Haynesworth, 3 lots,
Rocky Gorge, 1892.
Zolton and Rosa B. Hecht,
house and 8 IA acres, Tuxedo,
1884.
H. L. Henderson, l lot, Rocky
Gorge, $1.05.
T. w. Henderson, 1-8 acre, Dix
lie highway, $1.05.
j. Grady Hill. 8 1-2 acres A. M.
Taylor land, $5.91.
John J. Jackson, trustee, 900
acres, Green River, $9.41.
William Johnson, Jr., &c IL
acres, Saluda, $13.85.
Thomas Mckinney, 1 lot, Hattie
l.. Hart, $500.
H. J. Martin, 3 lots, Rocky
Gorge, $1.57.
Willie Mashburn,, 90 acres
boom land, $7.05.
w. C. Miller, 2 lots Freeman
land, $1.O5.
o. C. Mills, Al lots, Rocky
Gorge, $21.43.
VIM. Moore, 4 40 acres near
Saluda, $1.05.
L. c. Myers, 81 acres, Green
River, $10.45.
Miss Evelyn Pace, lot near Sa-
luda, SIC.
J. E. Pace heirs, s acres noun
tain land, $3.55.
R. T. Pace, 10 acres Cindy Pitts
land, 1884. 4
W: c. Pace II acres Mt. Page,
$4.29
James H. Price, 20 lots, Rocky
Gorge, $3.50.
Mrs. Lula M. Pritchard, a lots
Green River, $500.
F. C. Putnam, 8 lots, Rocky
Gorge and Hsrling lots, SAT-.
Bertha and Mrs. B. j. Rhodes
1-2 acre near Saluda, $4.18.
o. NJ. Rogers, 101 IL acres
Bane land, $6.4S.
B. B. Sample, l house and 1 lot
Green River, SAT-.
C. R. Savoy. 1 lot, Rocky Gorge
$1.O5.
Mrs. Emma D. Simpson, 5 lots
Rocky Gorge, 1914.
Wilmont Smith, 100 lots, Rocky
Gorge, $36.5S.
U. G. Station. 1 lot. highway SO
1914.
j. H. Stephenson, IS acres neal
Saluda, $6.67.
C. A. Stroman, 2 lots, Lake
Summit. S1.57.
Miss Anne TRADER, 1 lot, Dixie
highway, Tuxedo, $1.57.
B C. Trubuck, 1 lot Rhodes
land, $1.05.
Arthur E. Ward, 8 acres, Greer
River, CSC.
L. S. Ward, 1 lot, Tuxedo
S2.48.
Charles H. Warren, % 1-2 acre
and buildings, Green River
$22.21.
Lucy Wells, 2 acres Freeman
land, $1.57.
N. G. Wheeler, 5 acres, Greer
River, $1.05.
Willard Brothers, house and lot
Lake Summit, 1882, "rr
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DELINQUENT

c, E. Alcock, 2 lots, Bat Cave
Manor, $1.22.
Mrs. Logan Barnwell, 40 acres
mountain land. $2.41.
w. B. and J. Rarnwell, 8 acres
mountain land, CSC.
F.. L. Beam, l lot, Bat Cave,
$1.27.
J. {. Bundy, 2 lots. Bat Cave,
$2.54.
Ralph Carrier. house and 6
acres, Gerton, 1913.
Ethel Childs, lot. Bat Cave,
$1.27.
J. A. Clark, 2 lots, Bat Cave,
$2.44.
Helen R. Cliatt, lot. Edney-
vile. $1.27.
]. W. Eaks, lot, Gerton, &c.
J. D. Eden, lot, Bat Cave,
$1.27.
II. B. Emmerson. 8 acres noun
tain land, $1.27.
Elizabeth Fox, II acres, Edney-
vile, $5.97.
Freeman & Campbell, 1 acre,
Bat Cave, 62c.
c. W. Freeman, 20 acres, J. NJ.
LYDIA Estate, $5.07.
J. A. Ferguson, house and lot,
Bat Cave, $5.0S.
Walter L. FUR. l lot, Bat Cave
Manor, &c.
Mrs. n. w. Getz, 10 acres, Cant
mountain. $500.
F. X. Graham, acres, Slick
Rock. $5.O8.
R. F. Graham, ? lots, Bat Cave,
1888.
Virginia Green, 1 lot, Clear
Greek road, S1.58.
J. II. Grigg, l lot, Bat Cave,
$1.27.
W. C. Hardin, l lot Gerton, &c.
H. F. Harrill, l lot, Bat Cave
Manor, &c.
NJ. j. Harrill, lots. Bat Cave,
$3.50.
w. E. Harris, 1 lot, Bat Cave,
1881.
A. p. Harvey, house ana iot
Bat Cave, 1888.
Mrs. Clara herring, l lot, Bat
Cave, 1888.
Howard Hill, house and 3 acres,
Bear Wallow, $2.44.
Luther Hill. house and 3 acres,
Bear Wallow, $2.13.
Dollie Hoots, l lot, Oak Park,
&c.
NJ. J. Higgins, house and %
acres, Broad river, $2.01.
Tennie Higgins, 2 acres noun
tain land, 24c.
H. Jensen, 16 acres mountain
land, $1.36.
A. R. Johnson and H. B. Wilson,
one lot, Bat Cave, $1.27.
e. L. & w. NJ. Justice, Q acres
ridge land $4.96.
NJ. d. Justus, 90 acres noun
tain land, $1,000.
H. K. Laughter, 1 acre adjoin-
ing Leo Freeman, &c.
X. l.. Mcdonnell, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, 62c.
Earl D. Mclean, sc acres noun
tain land, $5.46.
Lillian G. Mclean, CT acres
mountain land, STA.
T. o. McManus, 2 lots, Bat
Cave, $3.50.
B. Mcqueen and Morton, 2 lots,
Bat Cave, 1884.
Mrs. ]. E. Mcqueen, 1 lot, Bat
Cave, $1.27.
NJ. Mcqueen, 1 lot, Bat Cave,
.$I.27.
Mrs. A. c. Moray, lot, Bat
Cave, $1.27.
D. H, McRay, 2 lots. Bat Cave,
$1.22.
w. H. Morris, 40 acres noun
tain land, $4.07.
Annie J. Mozelle estate, 189
acres mountain land, $1,000.
Augusta Ownsby. house and lot,
Edneyville, $3.50.
]. H. Piper, 2 lots, Bat Cave,
$3.50.
]. J. F. Quinn, 8 lots, $7.57.
j: W. Quinn, 2 lots, Edneyville,
Mrs. Leila Rhodes, 1 acre, Ger
ton, 18c.
Chas. Robbins, 55 acres noun,
tain land, $3.49.
d. V. Rogers, l lot, Bat Cave
$1.27.
DR.. F. B. scrugrs, 1 lot, Chest.
nut hill, &c.
Sallie Shelton, / lot, Bat Cave
I$1.27.
J. W. Silvers, lot, Bat Cav,
Manor, &C.
w. L. Silvers, lots, S3.1S.
A. NJ. Stack, / lot, Bat Cave
1927.
G. T. Stone, 2 lots, 1884.
J. l.. Thomson, 3 lots, Ba
Cave Manor, 1881.
S. H. Tobin and Astier Law
125 acres, Little Hungry, 1888.
N. H. WEIGH, l lot, Chestnu
hill, &C.
r. T. White, 1 lot. Bat Cave
, $1.27.
S. NJ. White, % acres mountai
/ land, $7.04.
B. F. Williams, 80 acres mouI
t tain land, 1920.
Mrs. ]. F. Wilson, 1 lot, Bs
/ Cave, S1.27.
w. H. Woody, 1 lot, Bat Gave
: $1.27.
Fred Yeager, 1 lot, Bat Cav,
q &c. ..
aE H. c. Yeargin, Il lot. Suga
t loaf 1iiotfntaiH, 4$2.44, go.
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COLORED


E. M. Allen estate, AZ acres,
Hoopers creek, $7.08.
William Collington, 8 acres,
lockwood, 1919.
Frances Featherston, house and
40 acres, Anderson settlement,
1851.
F. Annie Fletcher, 1 IL acres,
Boiling Springs, $3.50.
Oney Goodwin, 1 IL acres,
Brickton, 1896. ...
John Goree, ga acre, Brickton,
$11.24.
Alonzo Hazel, 8 acres. Howard
Gap road, 1888.
CASTOR Hazel, 2 IL acres, How
ard Gap road, 1924.
w. J. Holland, Ia acre, Brick
ton, 1894.
+ Indy Hunter, 30 acres, Hoop
ers creek, $3.50.
Amos Jones, house and 2 81
acres, Mills River road, 5000.
holland Jones, 3 acres, Mills
River road, 1904.
Anna Latham, 8 acres near
Brickton, 1919.
Agnes, Lynch, house and 4
acres, Mills River road, $10.0s.
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;rsr L. hing' "o"Se anu iO''
tr ,.,t, o. acros Point
Il 3 -S am, - ' WIN
IL; - 1O6 acres Point
O. Lam Ioo acres oln'
So b; $l'.02' ,oe ~ M
& lance lou aeleS' W.
sail.
Tier laughter, % acres
:. Lookout $500. L,,.,,.
Lis Martina Laughter; T IoJ
= l. acres i'i0"'""
|a 1000
t. Ledoetteer' "a o4 "'Ie''
S Rock, SLIP
7. LYDIA, Il - s'Ae' '
(. S7lL p, &C.,,
H. 1871.
q D. McIoAoug"' . "''e'' l"'
S7" 80 ,,.o. ,,,o,,r
; AcL'1H' 10 "'' ~
hHt, 500. p,,,o
' v. Na' >''"'''
81 SliiI.
i F Lillian Nc. l.. Mason Of
, mountain land, $6.Ih
5 Lzn Maxwell, 10 acres noun
and, Si.gZ'
81 lay Belle Maxwell l acre W.
freeman ANA, Z e" 49,
4 s c. Merrill ~ acres NeI
3 S.l.i@ - -,
b Yrs Sue ). Merrill Tx acres
FEl.a.n .aRd' $3.50 ,,.Iu.
IL {, Nesser' oO acres Miuule
Ea $50. 9. n,
s. g. Norton % acres ~ "Ui'
a .or0s roor Cor.
& ! MOTIFS ~ "'he' i'
80. ,,, ooro, on
u Lena Ao'IISo"' . "''e' ''i'u
yang S-'V'' ., ,,.. po;r,
A'ao MURRAY % "''e'' 0'''
4, SoI Il % E-,oS, bopso and 2 ID
ISS' r na >- ~ 80 $50 ord % 10
N L. N y, nv gy"S CO. "t 81 ~
Tres ny I ''%a| 49, ~ If acres
-, =. .. 'I s.,J % %
'S". a." a. .,'I,., T.. % ocros
IL }. Sel.sen =, s ia = "'leS
nG ,,a, Ii. .ai'I $L.Iz bors0 ord
IIs. mary >. Nellsen' 4 mouse e c0 anu
I p.ys " Tr "a '"n acro %o'oI Roody
be oyAs ., Nm Cs L acres HeeuS
81 r - W. bo,,-o oDd 4 ocros
. l, -l ll ''C 80 0o anu
I y . IAN, anu F-'oO. 1r
~ ,, u N'A' . acres LioeI'y'
~ !, oa';
j l. Nix, 81 IL acres, Point
e9l1,' $jl'93.
L G. Oates, Is acres, Bear
4 1 g $3.50,
H. Maggie Ownby 5 acres
III; o" ! y, Jr' 4 acres near
4 i'..e' HI.IS'
-ro O|noy estate, Al acres
l I, land, $3.50.
y y ESIeSs.ey, II acres mountain
M E--.29.
,, n Pryor, % acres, Beal
4 ~ &,56.
4 v. J. Eryor, 249 acres, Middle
g 4, 2'5.'I.
w. Z, Z. Pryor, Sra III IL acres
' d. na,.ow. $28.7O.
w. /. and W. A. Pryor, 28'
rs Bear WallOw, $23.22.
s.Se L. Reab, 3 IL acres, Ed
.-s' 81 SO.
| =, hcud, 10 acres near LID
vol.
>, L. EeInehardt, 2 lots, Ger
+ all.
w. l.. reynolds, ct ais, q
N n mountain land, S3.46.
=. ~. y. VI. Rhodes estate, q
\ Bear Wallow, S4.22.
u, :, j. Rhodes, house and 20 i
S q mountain land, $1.39.
!; lave I'VE Rhodes, % acres noun
:. 'an e. and B. Rhodes, IA acres
az a. WaIlow road, 1888.
MS j. W. Rhodes, house an
acres, VT. Zion, 1927.
lee Rhodes, house and 3 acre;
$i.61.
v H. a. Robertson, house an
n; "a, lave, $4.72.
Sc L'fTffE1II AMI X WIGHT
~, ~ acres Fox-Jones land, $5.7'
9rs. Arthur Rhodes Ruff, hou'
d "A acres off Co, road, 500
5lrS. Nellie R. Sanken, 2 l.
,Ie5 Liberty school, $8.S8.
D. u Sharpe, IS 1-2 acr,
.o,gntajn land. 1924.
". 4. Shempock. / lot, b
ave, &l.I5.
II. VI, Smith, / lot, Bat Cav
Ethel Sowder rs acres, Poi
.o9sou,. S8,3I -
\ ?. Spicer. 80 acres mounta
ali ho,,s.,. - . - G
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DELINQUENT


Robert Bane, 80 acres, Feather
ston land, 1922.
Otto Barnwell, 10 acres, Fetch
er, $1.95.
C. E. Bonesteel, los acres. AL
len place, $13.43.
Mrs. G. M. Canada, 2 lots. Roy
al Oak, $2.46.
Mary w. Carney, II ga acres,
Hoopers Greek. $10.49.
J. E. Dickson, no acres, Carl
Huntley land, $20.33.
Mary C. Dodd, 1 lot Fletcher,
$2.68.
J. T. Drake, 81 acres, Smith
land. SOFIA.
Mrs. Hardy Flynn, acre, Der
mid land, &c.
John Flynn, acres, Hoopers
creek, 41c.
!. E. Freeman, 2 acres, Hoopers
creek, $4.03.
DIR. E. R. and M. Griffith, 10
acres, Fletcher, $11.30.
L. G. Hargrove, FL acres, DAM
eron property, Sail.
M. L. Hines, 108 acres, Blake
land, S160.35.
Chas. Huntington, lot and gar
age, Dixie highway, $1.34.
Harry Jackson, 35 acres. Feath-
erston creek, $4.31.
w. X. Fitzpatrick, 124 acres,
Sumner land, $s1.79.
F. C. Lackey, 81 acres noun
tain land, $500.
E. G. Lewis. SO acres, French
Broad, $102.12.
John Middleton, 1 acre, E. N.
Case land, 1925.
Connie Pattelow, a acres noun
tain land, 55c.
J. S. Patterson estate, acre,
Blake land, $4.36.
w. P. Raines, house, Fletcher,
$27.53.
T. j. Roberts, 1872 acres. Air
port. $3.50.
Effie Smith, 10 acres, Pryor
land, s1.23.
r.. f.. Smith, Ii acres Souther
place, $4.93. =.
A. G, Tandy. 4 lots Royal Oak
park, $2.68.
The Homestead I. Co., 81 acres
Patton land, $97.33.
j. M. Tindall, acres Ownbey
land, $1.85.
A. Tobin, 1 acre, Logan land,
$10.08.
Joe Ware, lot, Fletcher, s6.72.
! J. H. Waters, l lot, SANFORD,
1923.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-08
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Gold: Kelsey Lesh IL Son. Huntington
Rosemary's Rose.
Eighteen Months to Two Years-Lock-
shore Farm. Cressy. Mich. Lockshore
Golden Blossom: Ransom Farm. Home
wood. Kan, Ransom's Daisy Down; Glen
cliff Farm, independence. Kan. Gienelif
Noble Paula: Glenclif Farm. Glenclif
Noble Pearl: Ransom Farm. Ransom
Amelias Alpha; H. A. Carter. ConnersviIe'
Queens Pride of Waterloo; c. W. Hey
Huntington. Heylawn's Evelyn; Nola Lee
holland. Lebanon. Warriors Annalee; ROB-
ert G. Ralston. Montmorenci. Morenci
Gay Girl, Robert C. Harvey, Bridgeort
Diavolo's Lady Betsy.
One Year and Under Eighteen Months
Lockshore Farm. Cressy. Mich. Lockshore
Miss Cora; H A. Carter. Connersville.
Grace's Pride: Rosebriar Farm. Flat Rock
Rosebriar Gem; J. o. Mills. Mooresville.
Flat Rock. Kittys Lucky Lady; Fred
Mithoefer a. Son. Indianapolis, Owen
Farm Queen; Howard Snyder. Hilsboro,
ington. Diana Of Waterloo: Floyd l.. Balm,
Indianapolis. VIRGIL Gilmore. Indiana polls
Donna Queen Of Big Rock Farm.
one Y9earGIockshore Farm Farm cressy. Mich.
Lockshore Princess; Glenclif Farms, In
dependence. kas., GlenciH NOBLE ROBERTS,
Lockshore Farm, Lockshore Lady Virginia;
Ransom Farm. Homewood. Kas., Ransom
Fanny's Fidget: Lockshore Farm. Lock-
shore Empress; Glenclif Farm. Glenclif
Company, Sheridan. Searchlight of War
Senior Champion Cow-Ransom Farm.
Homewood. Kas., Flueretta Of Ransom
Junior Champion Female Lockshore
Farms. Crissy, Mich. Locksnore Princess
Pan.
Grand Champion Female Ransom
Farms. Flueretta of Ransom Farm.
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Mdiana's Dairy Cattle
Rated High in Judging

E sT@s.' 1qdsDe9dsnss;,.~ Kss;: Sisn:iiiissi
RoSsg AND apper Dan. Ransom Farm,
Homewoqd Kas; Ransom Ame HIoays Ans
H TSSIsiid f Rsnsom Farm. HSmevood. Kas..
RanSom's Pop Eye; ST. Marys Of the
Woods. Terre Haute. Proud PRINCE Of HID
den G9d KRIS ToS k2nTe FRED RTed MthoeteP
Sons. Indianapolis. Jacky Lee OF Metnoe-
fer Farm.
Senior Champion Bull-Glenclif. Farms
Junior Champion Bull-Lockshore. Farm,
cTesy M9h doSksfSTf eEyfts Pr FaT
Independence. Kan. Glencliffe Noble Cow
boy.
Five Years and oyer--Ransom Farm
Farm: Ransom Parm, Leila of Ransom
Farm; Lockshore Farm. Greasy. Mich. st.
croix Emmaline: Lockshore Farm. Imp.
Farm independence Kan. Sylvana La
Polina Lockshore Farm. Maxs Bessie Of
Fareda PHYLLIS; Robert simison Romney.
Romney. Echo: Woodrow c.. Beck, Frank
fort Esther MAY Of Golden Meadow;
Glenclif Farms Mayf1ower Of Owendale.
Four and Years-Lockshore Farms,
Crissy. Mich. Cora Of oronaka; Ransom
Farm, Homewood. Kan. Ransom's Olwittle
Orpha: Lockshore Farm. Brookwood En-
press; Helen Skinner Lafayette Honey
vile Cherry; Glenclif Farms, Indepen-
dence. Kan. Glenclf JEANNE; H. A. Car
ter, Connersville. Roamovers Romilda /:
Rosebriar Farm. Flat Rock, Sunbeam of
Georgeland; James o. Mills Mooresville
WOODLANDS Montermissy; w. D. Humke.
Roanoke. woodlands Galore; H. II. Carter,
Connersville. Lilys Cham Queen.
Three and Years-Glenclif Farms, In
dependence, Kan, Glenclif Clarissa; Ran
som Farm Homewood Kan, Ransom
Fluerettes Fanny: St. Mary's of Woods.
Terre Haute. jeanette of Hidden Gold
Robert Simison Romney. Romney Pride
H. A. Carter. Connersville. Waterloo Anne
Rosebriar Farm. Flat Rock. Lucky Girl of
Georgeland: S. F. Tribolet, Huntington.
Lucretia of Rainier; Fred Mithoefer g. Sons,
Indianapolis. Dolhe of owen Farm; Ro-
bert c. Harvey. Bridgeport Hopeful Ga
lore; St. Marys of Wood. Buttercup of
Hidden Gold.
Two-3-years-Ransom Farms. Home
wood Kan. Buttercup of Ransom Farms;
Glenclif Farms, Independence, Kan.
Glenclif Noble Priscilla; Woodrow G.
Beck, Frankfort. Esther Mary's Princess
Deloras: Robert S. Kull. Lafayette, Ia
mona Letsdobetted Sd: Howard Snyder,
Romney. queen of Clair: C. w Hey. Shell
byville Carl Dale Lebanon, Dravlo Col
Hoosier Daisy Queen; st. Marys of Woods,
Terre Haute. Princess Beauty of Hidden
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HONEY Prize To
CARTHAGE MAN
Exhibitor Wins First Place
Four Times in Twelve
Classes at Fair.

First in four Of twelve classes Of
honey production in competition at
the state lair were won by Clarence
A Dyer of Carthage. Ind. it Is
shown in a prize list announced
.oday.
The complete list Of awards is as
follows:
Comb Honey-A. T. Root Co. and C. NJ
Scott Co. Indianapolis.
Honey vineFar-Guy Little. Connersville
Catalpa Grove Apiaries. Galveston, Clar-
ence A. Dyer. Carthage.
Display Of Beeswax- GUY 8. Little. Con-
nersVille- Clarence Over. Carthage Lewis
A. Robbins. Markieville.
One Frame Observation Hive-Catalpa
Grove Apiaries. Galveston; Guy S. Little
Connersyiue. Clarence A. Dyer. Carthage,
Guy B. Falk. Button.
one Frame Observation Hive Golden
Italian Beesi-Clarence A. Over, car
thage. Catalpa Grove Apiaries. Galveston,
Lewis A. Robbins. MarklesviAe' Guy B.
Falk. Button.
Display OF White Comb Honey-Clarence
A Dyer. Carthage. Catalpa Grove Apiaries
Galveston. Lewis A. Robbins. Marklesvllle
Guy s. Little. Connersville-
Display Of white Extracted Honey,
Clarence A DYER CARTHAGE Guv B FAX
Button; Guy S. Little. COnnersvillei Rob
ert Haskell. Westheld.
Display Of Amber Extracted Honey-Guv
Falk Button. Robert Haskell, West
field. Catalpa Grove Apiaries. Galveston;
GUY s. Little Connersville.
Best Case TVenty-four Sections White
Comb Honev-Catalpa Grove Apairies.
Galveston Clarence A. Dyer Cathage,
Lewis A Robbins. MarklesviNe. Sample Il
Altum. Lebanon
Best Case Tuentv-fourth Sections Am
Der Comb Honey-Catalpa Grove Apiaries.
Galveston. GUY 3 Falk Button. Sample
& Aitum. Lebanon. l. r. ROmine. Hag-
FerstoWn.
Best Dozen TTo-Pound Jars White Ex-
tracted Honev-Clarence A. Dyer Car
thage. Guv 6 Little COnnersville Robert
Haskell. Westfeld. Guy B. Falk Button.
Best Dozen TWO-POund Jars Amber Ex-
tracted Honev-Guv 3 FAX Button:
Catalpa Grove Apiaries. Galveston; Clar-
ence A Over. Carthage.
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model Ford two-door sedan, with
Indiana license 1904.
Aside from their ages. Whalen's
description of the bandits included
a statement that one was of light
complexion, the other dark.
The missing girl is feet, inches
tall. weighs los pounds, and is con-
sidered small for her age. Her hair
is light brown and her eyes blue
gray.
Father of the girl is dead. She
had made her home with her step
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Silverburg.
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it was 11:15 when the men entered
the car, but he did not succeed in
freeing himself until 12:45 this
morning.
Whalen is an employee of Huffman
g. Co, Terre Haute wholesale gro
Gerry firm. The missing car bears the
name of the company in gold letters
on the doors, as well as names of
some of its brands of goods, includ-
ing "DauntleSs.
The money stolen belonged to the
company.
The missing Automobile is a 1882
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as ordered, to a lonely spot in the
country, eight or nine miles north
east of Terre Haute.
There Whalen was forced from
the car, in which the bandits drove
away with the girl.
After tying Whalen to a tree, the
bandits held a whispered confer
ence, then bound him to a barbed
wire fence.
Il guess we will have to take the
girl" one remarked to Whalen, al
though during the ride the captured
couple had been told:
You folks won't get hurt. All
we want is the money and the car
for getaway"
Whalen told Terre Haute police
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-08
Good Showing Is Made at
Fair Despite 0ut-State
Competition.

Indiana exhibitors Jared we'll in
dairy cattle judging at the state
fair. decision Of the judges showed
today, despite the major portion of
blue ribbons going TO out-state ex-
hibitors. The results Of the judg-
ing:
-GuernseYs-
Bulls
-Four Years and over. G. & W E
PYLE. Veederssburg. Foremost OF Liberty
Ransom King Caesar: Lockshore Farms
John c. Brookie. Sheridan. Mays Fore
most Of Joliet. Woodrow @. Beck. Frank
fort. Esther Mary's Golden Prince: Fred
Fashion Boy; II. S Carter. Connersville
Wendmoore Foremost; Hubert L. Spencer.
Hamlet. Queen King Solomon.
Three Years and Under Four-C W. Hev
shelbyville. Rexal Cans .Glenclf. Farm.
Independence. Kan. Glenclif Madderan.
TWO Years ana Under Three-Glenclif
Farm. Independence. Kan. Glenclif Noble
Ransom Tsngos Little Leader. Indiana
Condensed MIX Co. Sheridan. Smiley's
Don. Drayal Dividend; F1ovd L. Balm. In
Ter. Huntington. CooDer's Rosemere Vir-
gil Gilmore. Sheridan. Golden King Of
Big Rock Farm.
Eighteen Months and Under Two years
Lockshore Farms. Greasy. Mich. Lockshore
Crystal Prince: Glencliff Farms. Independ-
ence. Kas.. Glenclif Noble Robert; Howard
SNYDER. Hilsboro. Frederick of Weasel
Greek; Indiana Condensed Mix Company
Sheridan. Boulder Bridge Dorain: Ransom
Farm, Homswood. Kas.. Ransom Tango S
True Boy; Robert Simison. Romney. ROYAL
OF Elmdale; St. Marvs of Woods. Terre
Haute. Hidden Gold Champion.
One Year and Under Eighteen Months
Rosebriar Farm, Flat Rock. Rosebriar
Valentine: Ransom Farm. Home wood
Kas.. Ransom Brookies Birchette. Glen
cliff. Farms, independence; Kas.. Glenclif
Noble Gerald: Indiana Condensed Milk
COMPANY Sheridan. Boulder Bridge Pleas
ure: Samuel F Tribolet. Huntington; Val
ConnersvilIe. Buddy of Waterloo: woodrow
G. Beck. Frankfort. Esther NAYS Buster
Bow: Robert 9. Ralston, Montmorencl;
on. Valentines Island Dividend: c. w.
Hey. Shelbyville. Ind. Heylawn's Patri-
arch.
Bull Calf Four Months and Under One
Year-Lockshore Farms, Cressy. Mich.
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GIRL KIDNAPPED,
FEAR FOR LIFE
Terre Haute Waitress Is
Abducted After Escort
Is Robbed, Bound.

Continued From Page One)
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Equal Rights
to Be Topic
for Debaters

A debate: Resolved, that the
equal rights amendment to the Con-
stitution should be adopted" will be
conducted by the indianapolis Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club at their meeting Thursday
night at the Woman's Department
Club, 1902 North Meridian street.
Those taking part: Affirmative,
Misses Mamie D. Larsh, Theta M.
Byrkett and BeSS Robbins, and
negative, Mrs. Nell c. Warren, Mrs.
Florence K. Thacker and Miss
Beulah Humphrey.
The regular club dinner at 6:15
will precede the debate. The dinner
program is in charge of the finance
committee, with Miss Olive Faux
ner, chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Elizabeth Bran, Anne B. Shearer,
Annette T. Wilson, and Misses
Clara E. Dux, Fac Harris, Lesta
Hendrickson, Ruth NJ. Hoover. Mae
Judkins, Alma R. Kampe. Pauline
Keller, Amelia Ripple and Nancy
Volk.
Miss Faulkner will give report
of the activities of her committee.
Miss Genevieve Brown will review
the war debt situation up to the
present tina. Miss Lucy E. Osborn,
president, will preside.
Reservations for the dinner should
be made with Miss Bess Hiatt by
9 Thursday morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-07
Jordan C0nSerUatory,S AdUanced
Pupils to GiUe Recital Tuesday

Advanced pupils of the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music will
be presented in a recital at 8 Tues
day in the Odeon, 106 East North
street.
The following is the program:
"Allegro Brilliant ...............J Josef Low
Virginia Davis. Mary Helen yates
La File du Regiment" ::.........S ervais
James Bell
Bernice McPeek
81 mes vers avaient des allies" .... Hahn
What Do You Think of That" ..... Role
Hazel Fisher. Louise Suhre, accom-.
First Movement of Sonata. 49,. Grieg
Allegro Moderate
Helen Sharp
Waltz Opus A Flat Major" ....... Chopin
Edith Mills
Fight Fight Of the Bee. .Rmsky Korsakof
Marion Chaplin
Nancy Thompson
virginia hitchcock
@Poupee Zaisante" Dancing Dolp .Poldlni
Introduction ct Polacca' ......... .PetZold
Billie Bailey, Marilyn Knowlton. Doro-
''Polonaise c Minor' .....-...-... Chopin
Marguerite Blackketter
They are pupils of Mrs. Blanche
Dunn Brown. Tull E. Brown, Vir-
GINA Jerry, Earl Howe Jones, Hugh
McGibeny. Adolph Schellschmidt,
Thomas Poggiana, Franklin Taylor
and Gertrude Whelan.
Miss jeanette Gardiner Of the
piano department of the conserva-
tory, will present her pupils in a
recital on Friday night at the north
building of the conservatory, Bali
North Pennsylvania street.
Her pupils are Jeanne Stevens,