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The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
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The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
OIL INSPECTION TEST
CASE SET FOR NOV. IS
Hearing schedul;d Before Superior
Court Judge Wilson.

Superior Judge Herbert E. Wilson
is to hear a suit testing the con-
stitutionality of the state gasoline
and benzine inspection law Nov. Is.
The hearing is to be en- a suit filed
by the Stith Petroleum Corp, to
enj6in state officials from collecting
the inspection fee. The suit de-
clares the fee is in conflict with the
Federal Constitution.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
RECEPTION FOR NEW
MEMBERS ARRANGED
EdgewOOd PIT. A. to Welcome Par.
cntS, Teachers Monday.

The EdgeWood Parent Teacher
Association is to hold q reception
for new members and teachers
Monday at the school. The associa-
ton study club is to meet tomorrow
at the school, Mrs. j. G.. Harden
is to speak on Parents and Teach
crs Need Each Other"
The Flackville Parent Teacher
Association is to have a masquerade
social Friday at the school and the
Parent-Teacher group at Township
House No. 5 is to hold a Halloween
party the same evening at the
school, E. Washington-s and Frank
lin-rd.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

Leo Cohn, Ralph Faccone, Mary
Aldea and John Marker.
Edmond Phillips is attending De
Pauw University on a scholarship.
Mildred Grossman, Georgianna Amt
HortenSe Hermann and Keith ia
cobs won scholarships for the John
Heron Art Institute.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
Death ErrS
Times Special

Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. "a.
Noble Jackson, Indianapolis.
is still alive although local
police thought they had buried
him.
Word just received from Mr..
Jackson's brother, Bloom
field farmer, has blasted an
official verdict. 1t states that a
body found in Murdock Park
last June was not that of the
Indianapolis man for he, the
letter declares, is working
daily on my farm"
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

University. Other Manual graduates
there are Robert Eisenbarth, Sam
uel Gordon and Joseph Fogle.
Scholarship students from Manual
attending Indiana University are
Roseann Fogarty. Charles Goebel
and Harry Einstandig. Others are
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
Arranges Brown County Tour

A motor tour of Brown, Monroe
and Franklin Counties is to be made
Sunday under the supervision of
Charles H. Cooper, Cooper's Tours
and Travel Service head.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
OCT. "a, 1895
Club tc Entertain

The Indianapolis Free Kinder
garten Brightwood Mothers Club
is to entertain with a wiener roast
at Washington Park Saturday from
5 to 8.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

wrote several
oratOrioS, mad
rigalS, psalms
and other works.
The German
stamp commem-
or a ting the
350th anniver-
Sary of Schutz'S
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
SEvEN.YEAR
ITCH ENDED

'"e hch tscabie>l is highly CON
lhgiou>, II not treated il viii cnutinue
,"' 'He' ~ is not IA blood disease bur
cause" by the itch mite. which bur
,"" "nh inrms tortDrouS galleries
within the skin.
The itch-mite spreads r,nidIv a
, immune t" ordinary treatment. Tbs
i>"r'o institute has perfected . simnIo
.1fath%nt called ENSORA that kills tba
"'h-mite almost instantly. and rids
~" OF your trouble in three days.
once at at
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

GOLF: Gene Sarazen, Craig
Wood, Tommy Armour, Willie
Macfarlane, Helen Hicks, Denny
Shute.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

pion; Leo Sexton, Olympic Shot
Put Champion.
SWIMMING: Helene Madison,
Stubby Kruger, Josephine McKim,
Clarence ("Buster } Crabbe, Jane
Fauntz.
DIVING: Harold Clutch Smith,
Georgia Coleman, Pete Desjardin:,
Sam Howard.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24
TRACK AND FIELD: Jir

Bausch, Olympic Decathlon Cham
pion; George Barker, Former In
tercollegiate Cross-Country Cham
The Indianapolis times., 1935-10-24

BASEBALL: Gabby Hartnett,
Chicago Cubs; Tommy Bridges,
Detroit Tigers; Dizzy Dean, St.
Louis Cardinals; Lou Gehrig, New
York Yankees; Melvin OFT, New
York Giants; Guy Bush, Pitts
burgh Pirates.
TENNIS: Ellsworth Vines, Jr.;
William T. Tilden, 2nd; George
M. Lott, Jr.; Lester R. Stoefen;
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
Nj. b. Donovan Recently of Town
send, Dies in Wilmington Hospital

Townsend, March 81. = Myers
Burton Donovan, recently of this
town, who died in the Homeopathic
Hospotal in Wilmington, was bur-
led here Monday Of last week with
interment in Townsend cemetery.
He had been employed on the rail-
road here and recently, broken
down in health, moved to New Cas-
tie to make his home with his
daughter, Mrs. William Carey,
near New Castle. His condition
grew worse later On and he was re-
moved to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. He was SO years of age.
Besides the wife, Mrs. Lucy Dono-
van, and daughter, Mrs. Carey, he
is survived by one son, R. Kemp
Donovan, who also lives with his
sister.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
END ROAD TAX
IN COUNTIES
Senator Whites Measure Also
Would Limit Levies For
General Use
LIMIT FOR TOTAL TAXES

Discontinuance of all taxes for
road purposes in each of the three
counties of the State is provided
for in a bill which was introduced
in the Senate Wednesday afternoon
by Senator Wright. In addition it
would limit the total tax rates fer
county purposes in the event the
highways now controlled by the
counties are taken over by the
State highway department which
is provided for in another measure.
Under this bill no county could
levy or collect taxes for county
road purposes after the highway
department has assumed control oe
the county roads The total tax
rate for all purposes would be i'm
tied to so cents on each S1O0 of as
sessment in New Castle county; 40
cents on each $10O of assessment
in Kent county and so cents cl
each $500 of assessment in Sus-
sex county. The total rate at pres
ent in each county is one dollar ID
New Castle; so cents in Kent a1G
70 cents in Sussex.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
STATE WELFARE HOME COST
Cost of Maintaining Guests at IL
stitution, Smyrna, Sl.G6 Day

The per person per day c1st
maintenance at the State We,fa ]
Home at Smyrna last month Wae
S1.06, an average cost for SON
time past. The total cost of o. !
ating the home was $10,554 81. ac-
cording to the report made Nor
day at the monthly meeting CT the
State Welfare Commission. This
cost was allocated among the ccun-
ties as follows: New Castle. ST.
24046; Kent, S1,899.83; Sussex.
S1,41432,in proportion to the num-
ber of persons each has living in
the home. Total population Of the
home at the end Of February vas
358 men and women Admission
during that month were II; deaths
eight. There were 34,361 meals
served during the month General
health of the guests in the home
was reported by the Superintend-
ent, DR. A. v Gilliland, to have
been excellent in February 1t is
hoped to do a small amount Of ad-
ditional planting of shrubbery and
saplings at the home, the commits
sion said. This phase of improv-
ing the grounds has been carried
on slowly, but steadily for some
time.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Vote Shift in Gas Tax Control

Administration of the law gov
erning the collection of the tax on
gasoline would be transferred from
the office of the State Treasurer to
the State Highway Department
under the provisions of a bill which
was passed by the Senate last
week after it had been explained
by George S. Williams, former
State Treasurer. He said that
since this law was enacted two
years ago the State has been saved
$4,000 which would have been lost
without such a statute
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Mrs. Aaron Paxsm, MiddIetown

Mrs. Lydia c. Paxson, widow of
the late Aaron K. Paxon, Sr., of
Middletown, who died March 9th,
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. S. Copage in Elkton, Md. In
terment took place in st. Georges
cemetery Monday of last week,
March 11th. Mrs. Paxson was 81
years old, and had spent her entire
place She was married to Mr.
PaxSon in 1848 at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis B.
Ellison. Her home of late years
was with her eldest son, Eugene
E. Paxson, and each year she en-
joyed visiting her other children
and relatives. She was a member
of Pencader Presbyterian Church,
and while failing health of late
years prevented ner attendance at
church services, her Christian faith
remained the same Seven chill
dren survive her. They are: Eu-
gene E. Paxson, Of Middletown;
Merit H. Paxson, of Princeton, N
J.; Claude H. Paxson, Of Los An
geles. Cal; Harold K. Paxson, of
Cynwyd, Pa; Mrs. Morris F. Ella
son, of Middletown: Mrs.W. S. Cop
page, of E1lkton, Md, and A. K
Paxson, Jr., of High Bridge, n. J.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21

April 1, and will be conducted by
Major William NJ. Crave~z, 4.
A. 1t is expected that thu in-cee-
ticn OF equipment arc $50 once F.,
ard msn CT the Quad VII be cam-
pleteG by April II. The Ned, a
Detac-mant viii oe Inspected by
Colonel David S. Fai.chiId Jr
Medical Corps, U. S. A.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Swedish Celebration Approved

Members of the House last week
adopted by unanimous vote Sem
ator Wright's joint resolution to
authorize the Governor to appoint
a special commission of eleven
members to map out plans for Del
aware's participation in the inter
national celebration in 1888 COM
meorating the 3OOth anniversary of
the first landing the Swedes in this
State.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
DEMISE OF
JAMES S. CRAWFORD

The death of James S. Crawford,
on Monday morning last, at his
home near Clayton, removes one of
the prominent figures from that
neighborhood. Mr.. Crawford was
born on the Levels and was a mem
Der of the old, well-known and
highly respected family of Craw-
fords that have so long figured in
the local history of the vicinity of
Middletown. When quite a young
man he married one of Major
RothwelPs daughters and by her
had several children. Death rob-
bed him of his wife in 1855 since
which time he has lived a widower
He moved down to his farm in the
ALLEY" in 1859, residing there up
to his death. Mr.. Crawford was in
his 72nd year, a good farmer, kind
neighbor and a man of thorough
integrity. By dint of industry he
had accumulated a very valuable
estate, estimated by those we'll in
formed at $4,000 to 100000. He
leaves three daughters all married.
The funeral services will take place
this afternoon. Interment in the
Presbyterian Cemetery, of this
town.
THE M. E. CONFERENCE
The seventeenth annual session
of the M. e. Conference began
Thursday, at Snow Hill, Md. Most
of the mebers arrived ON Tuesday
and Wednesday and were taken in
charge and comfortably fifixed In
pleasant homes by the local COM
mittee. The Rev. w. H. Hutchin
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Garrett Othoson, Upstate Farmer

Garrett Othoson, aged rs years,
a retired farmer, died at his home,
near st. Georges, March 8th, after
a short illness of pneumonia. He
was a son of the late Samuel T.
and Mary Othoson and was born
near st. Georges. He was for
many years a prominent farmer of
that vicinity. In 1917 he moved to
Middletown and lived there until
two years ago when he returned to
the farm. In 1906 he married Miss
Elizabeth N. Collins, daughter of
the late Jackson Q. and Margaret
Collins, who survives him. He is
also survived by one sister, Mrs
Kate S. Harper, of Philadelphia.
Pa. and two brothers, Elias, of
Kennedyville, Md, and Samuel T.,
who resided with him He was long
a member of the M. E. Church of
st. Georges. Funeral and inter
ment took place Sunday of last
week at ST. Georges.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Two Police Forces in London

London has two police forces, the
City police and the Metropolitan
police. The former cover only the
small area of old London. or ''the
City" while the latter cover the
entire metropolitan district.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
House Honors Chaplain CantweH

House HOnors Chaplain Cantwell
The House Tuesday afternoon OF
last week adopted by unanimous
vote a resolution offered by Repre-
sentative zebley, extending felici-
tations to the blind chaplain, the
Rev. William s. Cantwell of Ches-
void, on his birthday anniversary,
March 4.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths,
and Matters Of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF MARCH IS, 1885

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature Of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
fryor Visits No.

Former Rsnresas. ~ u iouse
J. Pryor. Of PIso,.Il s.llas i've q
itor in the H31.s -@-fd = was
noon 2f Ias, Id. lug ssday
membel Ii t5a He Serve
He was giyer !, -aSt LsgA
floor by sneaLa- privilege
briefly. -yors and
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
Federal Inspector April !

Inspection by the Federal gov
ernment of all units of the Della
ware National Guard will start
Smyrna times., 1935-03-21
eWeHEADLINES&a|| Sal

THE BABE and
the RABBIT -
George Herman
Ruth, now q Bos-
ton Brave, with
his new team
mate, Rabbit Ma
ranville- Both are
over 40 yrs of age
and are attempt
ing come backs.
The Babe slowed
up last year, and
80 T he Rabbit"
broke his leg and
was out all sea-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
THREE DAYS
Of BARGAINS
FOR BUYERS

Chalk up February l4th, 18th and
10th on your calendar right now!
That IS Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week. These days will
be known as El Centro Merchants
Cooperative Bargain Days. Pre-
parationS have been in the making
for several weeks by the local mer-
chants for this great event. In some
instances special merchandise Of
highest quality has been especially
purchased t h 1t thrifty bargain
seekers may realize their fondest
dreams III stretching the dollar bill
TO its fullest extent.
In the majority of Ell Centro
stores regular merchandise has been
the victim Of the price-slaShing AK,
and it has been stated that during
the next three days citizens of the
entire Imperial Valley will have the
opportunity OF making purchases at
prices which promise TO restore the
dollar TO its full valuation.
1t is only through the cooperative
spirit of the FL Centro Merchants
that this great three day bargain
festival has been made possible, and
II is well known fact that whether
one wishes to purchase a package
Of common pins, piece goods, wear
ing apparel, household utilities,
electrical goods or farm implements,
they can do so during The next three
days at advantageous prices.
There is hardly store In El Cen
tro that is not cooperating in the
three-day bargain selling event
and II the enthusiasm manifested
by the store owners means any
thing there will be more shoppers
in FL Centre Thursday. Friday and
Saturday than has been recorded in
many months.
FL Centre is the place. Thurs
Gay. Friday and Saturday are the
big bargain days. and the time is TO
suit your own convenience. But it
is the suggestion of those sponsor
ing the event that thrifty shoppers
will take advantage of early morn
ing shopping in order to obtain
best selections
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
PENNEY HAS
FULL STOCK
FOR SHOPPERS

Quality merchandise at prices that
enable the purchaser to repleniSh
the wardrobe at a big saving, is Off
cred during FL Centro Merchants
Cooperative Bargain Days at the
j. c. Penney company store.
Apparel for men and women, for
the home, street. business or social
affairs, as well as household needs
are included in the stock carried by
the Penney company, all Of which
will be on sale during the big
money-saving opportunity.
Before many of us realize it,
spring and even summer. with all
those seasons demand in the way
of additional clothes and household
needs. will be upon US said Cor
don Scriyen, manager of the Pen
ney store. Nov is the time to
prepare for them and save money
by patronizing the Cooperative Bar
gain Days The wise shopper takes
advantage of such opportunities,
knowing they are backed up by the
reputation of firms which are in
business here all the year round
and who are anxious to obtain and
keep the patronage and goodwill OF
purchasers.
"Our stock includes real bar
gains for every member of the FAM
ily and the home, backed up by the
reputation of the Penney organiza-
ton for square dealing with its
customers. The latter can buy with
confidence that all merchandise is
reputable and is offered at real
saving.
"We urge shoppers to make out
lists of what they may need from
the advertisements of merchants
who are cooperating in this big
bargain offering and then visit the
stores to take advantage of them. ="
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13

Bargain DAYS . IS to sit down with
copy Of this issue of The Press
and pencil and paper.
Read The Ads
Go through the various a6ver-
tisements, checking off the items
one needs ano setting them down
in a list. This list can then be tax
tn when one goes shopping, there
by saving the shopper much time
and worry that is sure 10 develop
if an attempt is made to trust 10
memory.
Many of the bargains offered are
such that they viii keep for, months
Practically all economists agree that
prices will be higher later in the
year on numerous articles and those
who purchase now will have the
full opportunity of a remarkably
low buyers market.
FL Centre merchants Darticipat-
ing in Cooperative Bargain Days
are a vital part of Ell Centro. They
are not only businessmen but they
are neiehbors with their customers.
The latter can trade with them Sc
cure in the belief that they will not
only get full Subtraction for their
money, but if they are any mistakes
or il defects develop in anything
they may buy, adjustments can be
easily made
Cooperative Bargain Days are
here-the wise buyers will not hesi-
tate to take the fullest advantage of
them
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
COOPERATIVE BARGAIN NDAYSWILL
OFFER FL CENTRIC SHOPPERS BIG
SAVINGS ON ALL MERCHANDISE

Not IN years have the business
interests of FL Centre gone to such
unusual preparations OF showed 50
much enthusiasm for a gigantic
bargain-selling event as are being
demonstrated in connection with
El@ Centre Merchants Coopera-
tive Bargain Days which will be
held in this city on Thursday. Fri
DAY and Saturday, February IA. Is
and Is.
And it is certain that their en-
thusiasm viii be shared by thou
sands of thrifty shoppers in the e
Centre trading area. and IN fact
throughout Imperial Valley. for
these are days when bargains are
appreciated, and with the reputation
OF El Centro s mercantile houses
back of the sale, shoppers may buy
with confidence as well as with
savings.
Regardless of whether the shop
per wishes to buy a package of pins.
or a new automobile. a piece of
furniture or a Bottle of skin lotion
he will find a wide variety of rare
opportunities for saving presented
TO him. or perhaps we should say
TO her. for the women of Imperial
Valley as elsewhere. are the pur-
chasing agents for their families
BUY Something Now and Save, -
is the slogan for Cooperative
Bargain Days, and it is a slogan
that fits in with the thoughts of
all.
Practically. all merchants parti-
cipating in Cooperative Bargain
Days. have full and complete
stocks. purchased at prices which
enable them to offer rare bargains
TO the thrifty, and in some cases
new stocks have been purchased to
make Cooperative Bargain Days
all that the shopper or the mer-
chant anticipates they will be.
Sound Business Principle
There is a sound business princi-
pie back OF Cooperative Bargain
Days. that appeals to the mer-
chant just as much as the oppor-
tunity to save appeals 10 the shop
per. The merchant would prefer TO
have three days of heavy selling,
even at slight profit, than to have
his goods remain in stock Such a
sale will give him the necessary
capital to stock for summers goods.
which he might not otherwise have.
for goods still on the shelf are only
adding to his overhead if they dc
do not move.
AS merchants have to plan their
purchases months in advance. the
time is near at hand when capital
for summer stocks will be necessary
and Cooperative Bargain Days.
is their chance to move their goods,
make new friends and customers by
the bargains offered and be in pos
ition to go into the market TO make
necessary purchases.
The advertising columns of this
issue offer remarkable values ia
practically every need for the fam
lily, for the individuals and for the
household.
The only practical way to take the
best advantage of cooperative
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
JeWelry Bargains
At Haun's Store

o. F. Haun. the jewelIer, has in
teresting values to offer during
Cooperative Bargain Days" en-
abling FL Centrans TO gecure those
much desired articles at prices
which win prove highly adyantag-
eous.
Beautiful silverware which will
grace any table is stocked in ex-
quisite patterns and real oppor-
tunity is offered here for adding TO
the silver set or in starting one, a
gift that viii last a life time.
Silver dishes are a perfect gift
and Haun has some particularly at
tractive designs from which selec-
tionS may be made.
Jewelry Of all types from dia-
monds TO smart costume jewelry,
watches and clocks. china and glass
ware are 10 be found here in a fas-
cinating variety of patterns and de-
signs.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Merchants Invite
Thrifty Shoppers

II is in the air, - the spirit
Of shopping for real bargains, for
practically every store in El Centro
has been planning on this super
selling event for weeks. Our stores
have the finest merchandise to be
found anywhere in the country, and
now the owners and managers say
Come and get our offerings at the
lowest prices we have quoted in a
long long time.
This is a cooperative movement
sponsored by leading FL Centro
merchants. 1t is their party and
they have asked you to come and
join in the multitude of other
thrifty shoppers.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Be Sure To Read
The Advertisements

OF course you have heard about
it, for the many pages of today S
Press are full of it. However, you
are reminded that the next three
days will be the most startling,
thrilling and spectacular bargain
days El Centro has witnessed for
many months.
The merchants of this community
have banned together and are CO.
operating in movement to give
thrifty shoppers the greatest values
they have purchased in a blue
moon
Read every advertisement on ey-
cry page Of this big issue of the
Press and then start making your
selections early.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-13
Days OF Joy For
Bargain Seekers

II YOU have a complex for real
bargains, you will not want to miss
a single opportunity being present.
ed in the Fl Centre Merchants Co
operative Bargain Days, being staged
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of
this week. February IA. Is and l6
There win be tons of merchandise
offered to the buying public at real
money saving prices. There will be
throngs OF people to buy this mer-
chandiSe And when this big event
Is all over. there viii be many dol
lars saved TO put in the other pocket.
However YOU are advised TO shop
early IN the day for the best bar
eains