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GARRETT CLIPPER, GARRETT, INDIANA MONDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1934 PAGE FIVE WOULD MAKE MICHIGAN CITY. 486-W. Painting and papering. Elam.

Used furnace, for sale cheap. Gerig Furniture Corp. Miss Leona Gump of Muncie, is vis GREETINGS With Best Wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. Grocery Mgr. HARRY HURLEY Meat Mgr.

WAYNE SHERRICX A Itcrrg Christmas For'kind thoughts, for loyal support, for hearty co-operation, for all court-resits extended us during the past year we thank you sincerely. May your Christmas be joyful and your New Year Prosperous. Social anil Phone 206, Auburn, for that good laundry service. and Mrs. Donald Alford and children of Willard, are visiting Garrett relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Fion and children of Otsego, are spending a few days with Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Cramer on South Cowen street. Miss Lffie Gump of south of Garrett, who is teaching school in La-Gransre, is spending the Christmas vacation at her home. 11. G.

Neighborgall. who is located at Lhitler, is spending this week with his family at their home on East King- street. Mrs. Lena Renton of South Cowen ft reel went to Chicago Saturday to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Burke, and family.

Mrs. Johanna Kammerer of South Guilford street, who has been very ill for the past week, shows no improvement. Mrs. David Wagner of East Keyser entertained the F. J.

S. club AVednesday afternoon. An exchange of Christmas gifts was held and the hostess served a tempting lunch. Free Lunch at The Tavern every Wednesday and Saturday nights. Special music and entertainment.

Draught and bottle beer. Z'2 miles of A villa, road 3. Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Witherspoon of Youngstown. will spend Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. E.

on' South Lee street. Mrs. Witherspoon will remain for a week's visit. Con. Jas.

I. Farley has nominated Wm. G. Riethmiller of Fort Wayne, as farm census supervisor of this district, with John Trumbull of Fort Wayne, as deputy supervisor. Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. MtGraw, and son, and Miss Marian Caffrey of Chicago, are guesLs of Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Caffrey on South Cowen street and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGraw on West Houston street.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Spencer and son.

John, and Miss Mary Spencer of Dayton. and Miss Marie Spencer Akron. are guests of Dr. and Mrs. J.

W. Thomson until Geo. C. Carroll and family of Terre Haute, are guests for the holidavs of Mrs. Anna Carroll of East Keyser street and iMr.

and Mrs. II. W. Mountz and son, George, of East Houston street. Wishing You Christmas Happiness S.

D. JOHNSTON THIS is the Yule-tide season, lively and gay. Let us greet it with laughter on our lips, and a song of joy in our hearts. To our patrons we say A MERRIE CHRISTMAS EAGAN'S BAKERY HAT this be the MERRIEST CHRISTMAS you can recall is our season's wish to you. DePew's Wistmas np I 1 Greetings and All Good Wishes nm DUTCVKT "FcrATVF Michigan City, Dec.

22. Details of a proposed $200,000 mod-ernazation program to make the state prison here escape proof were exlained by Barney Bernard, Hammond architect, before the regular monthly meeting of the penitentiary board of trustees. The plan includes construction of a new receiving building to replace a structure destroyed by fire last spring; a wing for the criminal insane building; a new modern unit for the regular hospital; repair and heightening of walls and remodeling of guard towers. The board did not announce definite action on the proposal. Funds for the improvements have been asked in the institution's request to the state legislatures budget committee.

The board granted paroles to 51 inmates of the prison, rejected eight cases and continued six. One reformatory prisoner was recommended for parole. Clean dai.t-ing Tuesday, Christmas night. Bernice Boone, who been with us seventeen weeks, will entertain. Snappy five piece orchestra.

St. James Hotel, Avilla. Homer Fisher, aged 45, former Or-land, man, was instantly killed in an Elkhart factory Thursday when a large emery wheel exploded and one of the flying pieces crushed him. Fisher was a blacksmith by-trade and at one time operated his own shop. Mary S.

Weber has been awarded a judgment of $3,602.50 in the DeKalb circuit court against Eli A. Farnham and a real estate mortgage was ordered foreclosed. The court also found for Walter J. Mondhank against the defendant Farnham in the sum of $2,012.72. ibut it was ruled that the latter lien is subordinate to that of the plaintiff.

Attorney H. C. Springer represents the plaintiff, while C. E. McClintock appeared for the de-! fendants.

I The Auburn State bank and the City National bank of Auburn, have secured a judgment of $659.30 in the DeKalb circuit court against Ruah L. Ladig and others and mortgage on lot 7, 'block 10, in i Thomas' South addition to Garrett i was ordered foreclosed. Capt. W. D.

Stump represents the plaintiffs. Thn defendants defaulted, excepting Clarence Hart, who appeared by i Edgar W. Atkinson. Mr. Hart holds a judgment lien or 4uu.ju againsi the real estate, but the court found this to be subordinate to the plain- tiff Hon jtitrsiien.

-yjC AY fhe of Cl all fhinfes al- ways be yours is our i Chrislxnas wish to you 8 THE TAVERN 1 I Soufh of Avilla GREETINGS OF THE SEASON TED'S SHOE REBUILDING MERRY CHRISTMAS INSURANCE TRUSTEES, Inc. L. Dale Green, Mgr. I Hear Ye 1 These i Tidings! Once again we lift our voices UP in age-old song that is ever new entitled: "A Merry Merry CHRISTMAS TO YOU!" Rex Griffith PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 323-R S4 i 'Tie. 'L -z Mrs.

J. William Brown of South Lee street went to Valparaiso Sunday! to spend a week with relatives College students living in Garrett will be guests of the Garrett Lion club at tihe New Garrett hotel at 12:15 Thursday at luncheon. Geo. E. Mountz is in charge of the program.

The divorce suit of Minnie Baker against Fabiane Oscar Baker has been venued from the DeKalb circuit court to the Noble circuit court. The motion for the change from the county was filed by the defendant. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hoyles and little daughter, Patricia, of Detroit, arrived Saturday to make a visit over Christmas day with Mr Hoyles' father, A.

W. Hoyles of South Franklin street. James J. Dirr of Garrett, executor of the will of the late Barbara Dirr, has applied to the DeKalb circuit court for authority to sell real estate in Steuben county and Fort Wayne. The total value is estimated at $3,000.

A judgment for the defendants has been entered in the DeKalb circuit court in the suit of Cregau Mall- ory against Wilbur Eating-er and Donald Wall in replevin. The case was venued here irom Steuben county. Henry M. Gump Friday filed a complaint in the DeKalb circuit court against Lois and Geo. E.

Armstrong on a note for $475 executed April 30, 1930, and payable in twelve months. A judgment of $750 is asked. Russel R. Ridenour i3 the plaintiff's attorney. Mrs.

S. S. Martin of Britton street will spend Christmas day with her sister, Miss Grace Zerkle, and with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and MS. -F.

C. Dougherty, at Indiana Harbor. Mr. Martin and daughter, Miss Janet, of Akron, will also spend the day there. Christmas seals for residents of the rural districts of DeKalb county this year are available through the township seal representatives or the home bureaus, Mrs.

Mable Browand of Auburn, executive secretary of the DeKalb County Tuberculosis Association, states. aim ivus. Hi. o. iiiiaiii ui oihiiu lYiaiiklin street will have as their I i .7 Al guests nrisimas "ay wiss auiij Elam of Akron.

Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Elam and children of Fort Wayne, and Mr.

and Mrs. Harold K. Milks of Chicago. The Rev. Clyde Shirk, pastor of the Christian Union church, announces that revival meetings will be held at the church starting Dec.

2 The Rev. Samuel Lady of Sandusky, will be in charge. A Christmas program will be held Christmas even ing at the church t7 rtlli iili a. rinninnotl t.M r. in Vjiini" i-t, arrived Saturday to make a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Gelhausen of South Randolph street and Mr. and Mrs.

B. M. Redmond of, East Quincy street. Mr. Gelhausen will join her here today and they will return to their home Wednesday.

The following relatives and friends from away attended the funeral Thursday afternoon of the late Mrs. Anna E. Herbolsheimer: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Herbolsheimer and Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Bereit of Defiance. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Erickson of Chicago, Oscar Behnke of LaPorte, and Otto Behnke of Davenport, la R.

Earl Peters' name has been added to the rapidly growing list of Kentucky "colonels," he having received his honorary commission from Gov. Ruby Laffoon, of Kentucky, as a Christmas gift. Mr. Peters is state director of the Federal Housing Administration in Indiana and although having hi3 office at Indianapolis, has his home at Fort Wayne. The complaint of Ester Woods against the iFort Wayne-Kalamazoo Bus for $15,000 damages for personal injuries has been venued from the Allen superior court to the DeKalb circuit court.

The was riding in a bus owned by the defendant when it left the highway twelve miles north of Hunter-town Nov. 8, 1933. She claims that her Injuries are permanent. Members of the Tri Kappa sorority enjoyed their annual Christmas party AVednesday evening at the home of Miss Ella Trimble on South Franklin street. A potluck dinner was served at 6 o'clock, followed by games and a Christmas exchange.

A busi-enss meeting was held and plans were discussed for the sorority's Christmas dance, to be held Wednesday night in the Elk' hall The Barons of Blue, an orchestra from Auburn, will furnish the music. Almon Treesh, who operates a place on East Ninth street, Auburn, was arrested Thursday afternoon by Sheriff John P. Hoff, on a charge of selling liquor without a license. The affidavit, prepared by R. W.

Sfiarpless, prosecuting attorney, was signed by Robert F. Gephart, a state investigator, and the alleged offense was conrmitted Dec. 18. Treesh secured his immediate release on $200 bond, with Geo. Rynearson and Chas.

Hook as sureties. Out of town relatives and friends who attended the funeral at the Baptist church Wednesday afternoon for the late Mrs J. C. Greenwalt were Will Bryan, Mr. and Mrs.

William Pebble, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brown and Darwin Bryan of LaOtto. Mrs. Linnie Miiller, Mr.

and Mrs. William Gehrin-ger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walsh, Mrs. Maynard Osborne and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Perry of Fort Wayne, George Bryan of South Bend, John Green-wait of Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 'Myers and William Welsheimer of Columbia City, and Miss Beatrice Greenwalt of Portland, Ore. The annual Christmas party given by the B.

A. for the children of the members and the junior members of the organization was held in the W. B. A. hall iFriday evening.

A program consisting of reading, Christmas songs and three playlets, entitled "A Letter to Santa," "Shoes for Susie," and "Christmas Wish Fairy" proved very interesting. The children taking part were Julia Reynolds, Virginia and Georgia Rugman, Ellen Jamison and Connie Satterfleld. Mrs. John Stefanska, dressed as Santa, presented each child with a gift. The committee in charge of the affair was composed of Mrs.

iF. J. Sohivell, Miss Rose Thompson, Mlrs. George Tuck, Miss Esther Sapp, Mrs. Mary Pinder and Mrs.

Walter Turnhull. iting in the home of B. Redmond on East Quincy street. J. L.

Freeman of East Quincy street, a Baltimore and Ohio fireman, has been transferred to Chica-go. Mr. and Mrs. William Bapst of Cleveland, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Bapst on South Guilford street. Miss Helen Ditmars of south of Garrett, who is teaching in the public schools at Hebron, arrived Friday for a holiday visit at her home. K.

N. Bohlander of Robinson, 111., came Saturday to spend a few days as a guest of Miss Leone Comeskey in Altona. Miss Madoline Rider of Chicago, came Saturday to remain until Wednesday with her parents, Air. and Mrs. J.

W. Rider of East King street. Miss Myra Montgomery, a teacher in the Garjett public schools, left Friday to spend the holidays with relatives at Bryant, Ind. Miss Beverly Johns, a student at Miami college. Oxford, arrived Friday to spend the holidays at her home on South Randolph street.

Mr. and Mlrs. George Sanders and daughters, Georgia and Jeanne, of South Cowen street will be guests Christmas day of Dr. and Mrs. J.

A. Sunders in Auburn Mrs. Martha Boone of Buchanan, arrived Thursday to spend the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. F. W.

Creviston, and family on South Franklin street. Miss Eleanor Meyer of South Randolph street, who is a tending the Indiana State Teachers' college at Terre Haute, arrived home Friday for the holiday vacation. iMr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell and daughter MSlas Madeline, of Gary, will arrive the latter part of the week to spend a tew days with Mrs.

Anna Hetenhouser on North Lee street. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland States of Chicago, arrived Friday to remain until Wednesday as guests of Mrs. States' parents, Mayor and Mrs.

J. S. Patterson of West King street. The Misses Lillie Sliger, Edna Wevi sel, Madeline Gael and Dorothy LewV ellyn, who are employed by the KcY-lar Corset company at Cuiandaigui, N. Y.

arrived Satin day to spend weeks with Garrett relatives. Mr. and Mlrs. II. C.

Springer and children of Butler, and Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Manion of Indianapolis, will be the guests Christmas day of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Manion on South Franklin street. Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. Barnes of Akron, made a brief vis-it with Garrett relatives Saturday, enroute to Blooming-ton, 111., for a holiday visit with Mrs. B.irnes' parents, and Mrs.

Zombro. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fell and children of Johnston, will arrive today for a visit with 'Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Galloway on South Randolph street, and Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Strouse on East Baltimore street Miss WTava Ilelmuth, who is taking a course in beauty work at Warner's beauty school in Fort Wayne, arrived Saturday to spend ten days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Helmuth, s-utith of Garrett. Miss Betty Franklin will come home Tuesday to spend a week with the Rev. a lid Mrs B. II. Franklin on West Houston street.

Miss Franklin is at tending nurses' training school at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis. iMiss Frances Stack, who is em ployed at Willard, will come to Garrett today to spend the remainder of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ML J. Stack of South Cowen street.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Groscop of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gros cop of Lafayette, came Saturday to spend the week-end and Christmas day with Mtfs.

Minnie Groscop and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Allman of East King street.

Clean dancing. We will have Miss Berniece Boone, our regular entertainer, with us on Christmas night, Dec. 25. and on Saturday night, Dec. 29, with a high class 5 piece orchestra.

Free check room St. James Hotel, Avilla. Miss Ruth Milks of South Franklin street and Frank Miser of South Peters street will spend Christmas day as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gii at the home of Rev.

and Mlrs. B. M. Bechdolt in W'arsaw Mrs. Gil was formerly Miss 'Mary Bechdolt.

Mr. and Mrs. Harris Berg of Fort Wayne, will spend Christmas day with the latter's parents, 'Mr. and Hal Stoner of South Walsh street. Mr.

Stoner, who Is a patient at the Irene Byron sanatorium in 'Allen county, will spend Christmas day at home. Mrs. George Teal of Ann Arbor, arrived Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Rettig of East King street, for a few days. Mr. Teal, who is located in South Bend, will also spend Christmas day at the Rettig home. Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Schiffgen and son, Robert, of Flushing, Mrs. Fred Naegele and son, Frederick, of Cleveland, and J.

M. Skilling of Chicago, arrived Sunday to remain until Wednesday as the guests of Mrs. Mary Ann Skilling and family of East King street. A petition of Wm. F.

and Minnie May Putt of Garrett, for the adoption of a grandson, Wm. Ramon Putt, 3, was granted by Judge Endicott Saturday. The child is a son of Collis and Harriet Putt, who are now divorced, the former residing in Fort Wayne and the latter in Chicago. They consented to the adoption proceedings. The boy has been living with his grandparents.

Wm F. Putt is a Baltimore Ohio passenger engineer. A cross-complaint for a divorce was filed by the defendant Saturday in the DeKalb circuit court in the suit of Forrest Zimmerman against Virginia Zimmerman. The parlies, who live in Garrett, were married in October, 1933, and separated last October. The plaintiff says Mb wife was dissatisfied with their home and said she wouldn't live with him any longer.

The defendant states that her husband was cruel to her; that he ordered her to put her on a car and told her he didn't want her to return. She wants her maiden name, Virginia Ooodson, restored and her share of the value of their furniture. She is represented by Mounts Mountz and the plaintiff Guaranteed shoe dyeing any color. Stouer and Sherwood, 103 E. King.

Miss Gladys Hartle of Chicago, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. JJel-bert Hartle of South Harrison steet. Mrs. Sadie Barnes of Kale island, Lake Wawasee, will spend Christmas day with her son, James Barnes, and family on South Walsh street.

George 'McKinley, sophomore of Adrian college, Adrian, is visiting his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. George McKinley, at Butler Center dining the Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs.

Coe D- VanLear and two children and Colleen, of Bryan, will be guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rang on South Harrison street.

'Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Loffl and daughter, Joan, of Battle Creek, ami Mr. arid Mrs.

Roman Loffl and children of Jackson, came Saturday to make a holiday visit with Garrett relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Arnkin.s of Anderson, will be guests Christmas day of Mrs. Sarah Sembower and Mrs.

Maud Updyke of South Cowen street. Russell Updyke of Chicago, came Saturday to remain until Wednesday at. the Sembower home. and Mrs. Frank Cogley of Lima, Mr.

and Mrs. iMaurice Crow and children of Fort Wayne, Mliss Kathryn Cogley of Chicago, and Mr. aud iMrs. II. G.

Cogley of Indianapolis, will spend Christmas day with Mr. and -Mrs. J. L. Cogley on West Edger-ton street.

Mrs. George Sanders of South Cowen street entertained the N. B. B. O.

club Wednesday evening. This was the annual Christmas party and a pot-luck dinner was served, followed by an exchange of gifts. Prizes at bunco were won by Mrs. Lloyd Swalley and Mrs. U.

G. lii.shop of Garrett, and Mrs. Gus Leisinger of Auburn. Mrs. Ben Casebeer, a recent bride, was given a surprise party and miscellaneous shower by a group of neighbors and friend at the home of her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Murray, on North Randolph street Thursday evening.

There were forty-four in attendance fill the evening was spent socially. A potluck supper was served. At a meeting of the West Side circle of the Catholic church Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. T.

ban or on South Johnson street the following officers were elected; president. Mrs. John Stefanska; vice president, Mrs. Steve Blaskie; secretary. Mrs.

J. A. Wilondek; treasurer, Mrs. Herman Richter. Pedro vus played and Mrs.

Steve Blaskie and J. W. McGuire were awarded the favors. The hostess served a tempting lunch. Forgetting that his Chevrolet truck, parked in front of the Muzzillo building at 1H North Randolph etreet.

was in gear, Elza Jordan Saturday narrowly escaped being run over as the vehicle went into motion and struck the front of the building after be had started the motor by cranking. Two large glasses of the display window en the south side of the building were clacked and the construction below tl.p window was jarred loose to a small extent. The Eagle Ladies' club held its annual Christmas party at the Eagles home on South Randolph street Tues-'ay afternoon. The time was spent at cards and bunco and Christmas -itis were exchanged. Prizes for lu'gh score were won by Mrs.

L. D. Mager, Mrs. Steve Blaskie, Mrs. John Youngbloo'l.

Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Mrs. Jesse Cramer and Mrs.

Willard Hull. The committee in charge of the party was composed of Mager, Mrs. F. J. Schivell, Mrs.

Clemma Beehler and Mrs. Chas. West. Refreshments were served in two courses. Gordon Buehrig.

a designer for the Auburn Automobile and Miss Elizabeth Whitten were married Saturday in a ceremony performed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Whitten, at 406 So.uth Jackson street, Auburn.

The Rev. Hubert F. Craven of the Auburn Presbyterian church officiated. The bride's twin sister. Mrs.

Lenoir Brandon, was matron of honor and the groom was attended by BeiJljamin F. Harris III of Winnetka. 111. The bride wore a gown of royal blue rough crepe, tunic style, with a slight train. neck was shaped and was fastened with a large rhinestone clip.

The sleeves were llong. The icouple left a itwo weeks' trip to Florida and they will reside at the home of the bride's parents. -Royal Theatre A. C. KALAFAT, Manager TONIGHT "Gambling" with GEORGE M.

COHAN and WYNNE GIBSON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY GRETA GARBO in "The Painted Veil" THURSDAY 10c Family Night 15c "Mary Frinlts" with ALICE McMAHON Accept Our Hearty Good Wishes For Christmas and the New Year STERN CLOTHING CO. -V Nfc FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS To Our Friends and Customers McLaughlin's Garage "Garrett's Auto Store" SIT -Vr't LI 5 k- Countless joys to everyone in our community is our sincere wish at this CHRISTMAS TIME. THE Garrett State Bank by J. D. Brinkerhoff..