Greensburg Daily News from Greensburg, Indiana • Page 7

Friday, 2, 19-36. DAttt Page Seven Reed Lynch is the place To Have Your Car Prepared for Fall Driving Tirestone MARK OF One Service For Dependable Day or Night Phone 6161 ALWAYS OPEN. ALWAYS WELCOME. You will profit by reading the Daily News Want Ad TRAN THEATRE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY PDUIC DinOBI, POPEYE CARTOON. ADMISSION, lOc and 15c SUNDAY.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY TWO BIG FEATURES It took her 20 years to get him lund then she, hold him! He's a sleep-walker who just won't stay home and her sweet dream of love becomes a nightmare of laughs! with George Borbier, Gail Patrick Robert McWade, Lucien LittleReld Colin Tapley, A Paramount Picture Directed fay Norman McLeod 1 ALSO A BIG WESTERN. HACKEL presents NEWS. ADMISSION, lOc, 25c. DECATUR COUNTY WEDDINGS RECORDED FIFTY YEARS AGO There were 49 marriages in De- eatur county the last quarter of the year 1886 according to the records in the county clerk's office. The list is as follows: William Dugan and Maggie Dwyer, Oct.

6. William E. Ketchum and Sarah E. Meredith, Oct. James B.

Johnston and Martha M. Bird, Oct. 7. John E. Robbins and Annie N.

Gartin, Oct. 12. John H. Robbins and Mary A. Adkins, Oct.

12. Winston L. Evans and Ava A. Miller, Oct. 1.1.

William Martin and Hattie Higgins, Oct. 14. Frank J. Warren and Lizzie Burton, Oct. 17.

Frank Woodward and Rosa B. Anderson, Oct. 20. William A. Burk and Mattie J.

Goodwin, Oct. 20. James G. Ricketts and Maria Pumphrey, Oct. 20.

Samuel Updike and Sarah M. Barnard, Oct. 24. C. N.

Hamilton and Eva Printy, Nov. 10. James E. Mendenhall and Mamie Ross, Nov. 11.

John E. Taylor and Minnie M. Moore, Nov. 17. James Coieman' and Alice Eubank, Nov.

18. William H. Morse-and Mira B. Anderson, Nov. 18.

Francis M. Favors and Mary L. Craig, Nov. 20. James W.

Dugan and Mary I. Dugan, Nov. 24. Ezra M. Lawton and Mary Porter, Nov.

24. J. Cooper and Nettie J. Fowler, Nov. 28.

Jacob Higdon and Emma J. Dugan, Dec. 2. James Wright and Sarah Prim, Dec. 2.

Joseph H. Hill and Mary A. Lee, Dec. 9. John M.

Green and Rebecca M. Spillman, Dec. 14. Isaac A. Shutts' and L'uetta Riley, Dec.

16. Ira A. Thornburg and Isabel Garrigan, Dec. 19. James H.

Willis and Mary E. Locke, Oct. 27. John H. Templeton and Mary Pavy, Oct.

28. John F. Baker and Fannie Miller, Oct. 31. Ralph M.

Davis and Susan Baker, Oct. 28. George T. Caldwell and Minnie Tremain, Oct. 28.

Jonathan 0. Alley and Jeannetta Weaver, Nov. 2. David E. Trisler and Lizzie Weaver, Nov.

1. James H. Martin and Lenna Goddard, Nov. 4. Coria Capper and Ella S.

Meredith, Nov. 3. Lev! Cline and Mary L. Smithey Nov. 2.

John McDermit and Vollie C. Brown, Nov. 10. liewis Johnson and Ida M. Myers, Nov.

10. Marshal E. Johnston and Beatrice Fenley, Nov. 10. William J.

Deniston and Luella Arbuckle, Dec. 23. Theodore Sheppard and Laura A. Lotton Dec. 20.

George McGee and Clara Elliott, Dec. 22. Thomas J. Jackson and Martha J. Lange, Dec.

23. Otis 3. Brewer and Narcissa C. West, Dec. 25.

Edward Hart and Ida B. Snedeker, Dec. 29. Joseph A. Wallace and Jennie Knarr, Dec.

29. Joseph A. Thompson and Lillian E. Logan, Dec. 30.

John H. Gibson and Mary Wilhoit, Dec. 30. Location of "Ausable Chasm" MONEY OX YOUR OWN SIGNATURE "Ausable Chasm" is a narrow gorge situated in northeastern New York, about midway between the Adirondaeks and Lake Champlain. The rocks forming the walls are of hard Potsdam sandstone, transversed by numerous faults or displacements.

Through these the Ausable river has worn a zig-j 7ag course about two miles long, and in places 175 feet wide. Its correct pronunciation is "Awe-j sable" with the accent on the "sa" and "Kasm." Service Your Home Same as Your Car We suggest items you may need: ROOF ROOF FEPAIR AND ROOF PAINT. SASH GLASS WEATHERSTRIP. INSULATION STORM SASH AND DOORS. Weather will soon be bad and this work can be done cheaper and better now.

'Give us a call and we will help you. W. C. Pulse Lbr. Co.

NIGHT Community Gym Greensburg 8:00 P. HAMILTON FISH Tri-County Republican Rally Hon. Hamilton FISH OF NEW YORK. Hear New Deal exposed by national figure in the foe of of of Mr. Roosevelt.

(Paid Political Advertisement). Rust Says He Has Found Here the Ideal Place to Live. A recent newcomer to Greensburg is Oskar Rust, who has become the owner of The Fair Store, owned for about 20 years by Harry Hillabold. This store was founded by Frank Batterton 30 years ago and was located at first on the west side of the square. Roy Jones bought it from Batterton about 25 vears ago and moved it to the north side.

The Fair has become a fixed, stable Greensburg institution for the past third of a century. Mr. Rust the new owner, has had his eye on Greensburg and Decatur county for several years, as he came from his home in Little Rock, to visit his son, Oskar, am family here. says he has seen a lot of. the U.

S. but decided several years ago that Indiana was the best balanceds tate in the Union. So he is very happy to be here. He is a native of Germany bul came to Newport, when small boy. His father was a talented musician and was a professoi in the Cincinnati Conservatory ol jisic for many years.

The son was trained under his father studied in Europe and became a concert violinist and orchestra leadei-. For several years Tie was head of a conservatory at Little Rock where hundreds of young people were traintH oy him. Following the depression in 1929 the music pupils faded out of the picture, after which Mr. Rust turned his attention to other lines and was a part owner of a large hardware store in Little Rock, a city of 100,000 population. He is still a young man and full of en- egy and enthusiasm for his work.

tie likes business and is delighted with the opportunity for service iere in Greensburg. He says he las been in love with the city and Indiana ever since his first visit iere some ten years 'ago. LEGION INCORPORATES Leora Weare post No. 173, the American Legion, filed articles of ncorporation in the secretary of state's office yesterday, as a nonprofit-taking organization. Incorporators were listed as Henry E.

Hurelbrink, Alva Bronnenberg, Scott Henderson, Walter Underwood and Dale E. Jarvis. (The Greensburg post of the American Legion has been incorporated for about six years.) Early Ecclesiastical History The island of lona, one of the Hebrides, on the west coast of Scotland, teems with mementoes of early ecclesiastical histoi-y. It is regarded by historians as the site of the Northern Church of the Picts, whose first monastery was built there. NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS.

ETC. In the Matter of the Estate of Chnrles S. Williams, deceased. In the Deenhir Circuit Court. September Term, lOIMl.

Notice Is hereby Riven that Dorcns Willlnms, ns Aclmx. of the estnte of Chnrles S. Willinms, deceased, hns presented and filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of snld estnte. and that the same will come up for examination and action of said -Circuit Court on the 24th day of October. IfKIO, n't which time nil heirs, creditors or legatees of snld estnte aVe required to appear in wild Court and show cause.

If; any there be. why snld account and vouchers should not be'approved. DAVID D. MORGAN, Clerk Decntur Circuit Court. Get 2, 1930.

-John H. Parker, Attorney for Estate. Oct. 2-9. SERVICE GENERATOR.

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