Brown County Democrat from Nashville, Indiana • Page 4

COUNTr jPSHOCSAT --A lr 1 -I 1 REJECT TWO REvbLUTIONARY SOL- i I A 7 t. im bf. w. mm an byi ixii i nwna a -I A I I Sf 1 1 li A A i 1 1 1 I I fr Sill 1 it Kit I II 111! Jtu vet u.i nttn If PKOPOS.4I.S TO COME I BEFORE LECISL.TUKE Tjbe first definite rtep toward drafting of bill for a taxation relief program for tbe itpeeial session i of jtbe Indiana (leneral A nimbly July 7 was taken when tbe Kenate Coojiera five Committee was called to i VB wfcsfcjt-H I sr fa a fJf I i 1 LT HAPPENS erery prised to find that they do not hare to pay one cent more to get the Extra Values in Firestone Tires. We have a Firestone Tire to meet every price and driving demand for eveiy purse and purpose f-and every Firestone Tire has Extra Strength and Extra Safety and gives Extra because of the Extra Values that are built into them- yet they cost no more than 1 Come in.

Compare sections but from Firestone tires, special brand tires selrhow Firestqne gives you Extra Values at no extraNcost. Whatever your requirements may be, we canNsare you money ind serve yoif better OF FIRESTONE" Bwtry Wit Oiir N.S.C. ffttitnmUt Nttmtrk niM say a ytmlsas Tits BtaW sssllty at mV IH I sW. Jnisssfi 5awsDa OsaJsri That's right rirsstsas TUm ars ass fca a wUs vsrMy trsss Is It svary b4 .4 try ytckMSask Say. Bvcry sr4 SirstB Tlr its SaslMy say Mkar slwllae anas sirs at ss Ww ar day Car owners are ordinary tires.

and others. Seeforyour- GUM-DIPPED CORDS TKs Firsttons natsnttd Guro-Dis- ing pt ocsu transforms ths cotton cords into a strong, tough, sinewy wait. Liquid rubber psnstratss svsry cord and eoori svsry (ibsr. guarding against in Jsmal friction and neat, grsatly incrsas-ing ths sWsogth ol ths cord body, and giving long's lirs lifs. tVo EXTRA QUM-DIPPED CORD PLIES UNDER THE TREAD This is a potsntod consftuction; and hS two Sutra Gum-Dippsd icord pliss are so placed that you gst 56 stronger bond between tread and cord body, and tests show 26 greater protection against punctures ana (els a new standard lor lirs perlorman ligh speed cars.

NON-SKID TREAD Tough, live rubber specially compounded for long, slow wear. Scientifically -designed non-skid gives greater hoc-lion and safe, quiet performance. VAIL HOES sflfltl Exhq JgTnhil" JsflLJ ISSJSSSBBSSBBBSBBBS BELIEF FUND PLANNED FOB WORLD WAB VETENANS Definite step toward creation of a relief fund for tbe families of need World War Veterans were taken Monday night at the regular meeting of Brown County Post No. 164 of the American Legion. Commander Hnghea appointed Glenn Day of Naahrllle as general chairman of the relief and visiting committee.

Art West of Helms-burg and Lon Clark of Route 11, Columbua, were named to head subcommittee to function in the administration of Committees were alsoj appointed by tbe- Legion Auxiliary to act in relief cases. Plans were discussed antf eeaimlt-tees appointed in connection with the general meeting of the Ninth LMs-trict Legionnaires to be livid June 26 ac Weed Patch Hiii. The following members were appointed on the entertainment and speakers committee: L. Gredy, Lon Clark. Glenn Jsj Orrille Rnsa.

Glenn Long, Walter Henderson and Clarence Moore. An expression of appreciation to the citizens of Brown, county for their co-operation in making a sue c-ews of Poppy Day was extended by the and, Auxiliary. Practically the euiire quota of poppies held by the organizations were sold. COTTONWOOD Children's lay exercises will le given at the, Cottonwood church Sunday evening p. m.

Everybody welcome. Pauline Thomanspent Thursday; afternoon with Norma Kelso, Ruby Butler visited lvu Oyal Hughes tver the week end. Sunday school has lteti changed from its regular time in the afternoon to 9: 45 in the morning. Pauline Thoman sjcnt Sunday with Helen Long. Charles Kogtrs and wif.

attended Sunday school at -Cottonwood Suu-day. 'j Kathryn. Vera and Virginia Coffin and Eva Ielso attended Suiiday i school at Ritter Sunday morning. A j-i: i birthday is held at the home of Jacob Kennedy on Jefferson Street Tuesday evening in honor of the ninth birthday of Bobby Kennedy and the '43d anniversary of Dr. L.

R. Crabtre'e. A chicken dinner was enjoyed by Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, the family of Jacob Kennedy and lr.

Crabtree. Everyone partook freely of the fried chicken, birthday cake and other delicious viands, knowing that a dccioi was present in case of emergency. His service were jiof needed iiowo.ir and children and grownups enjoyed a pleasant evening. STILL GROWING I Two more new buildings have lieen started in Nashville, making a total i'f six buildings under construction-l'aul I'ercifield is building a home tlie I'ercifield lot on Could street- A new business building' is lieing erect-d on the Neal lot on Yan Buren street- The Sinclair Servh Station on Main Street is near inn completion and will have an opening' at an early date. The Chrlstiuii church and the building" put up by Bond and Adams are both going up quickly.

SupiKjjse wd awake some morning and find that Nashville was the corner which prosperity was located. get ready for a royal welcome for her anyway. We know its hard to talk prosperity with an empty pocket-book but if every one followed the teachings of this little verse, it might help. At least hope and optimism are free and make any trying condition more bearable. Good Time Think good times" It is the state of mind That brings prosperity And puts dull days behind.

Talk "good time" No matter what they say: Sane, optimistic talk Will drive the clouds away. Act "good time" Be equal to the Compel "good time" to come. Resolve to do your fcest. I Sprend -good By thooght and word and deed; With sturdy faith and eonfietR Knofr jrwa. wlU soceeed I K2 SALE-IOST-WANTED SWEET POTATO PlJlNTS SWEET POTATO PlAXTS for wile.

Tbe bent Os-rgla produe. Big em Jersey. Dooly yam and Porto Rkn Tsrietle. Write for price, stating number, wanted. Plant large patch year for tWa economy sb! beoltn.

You'll beat old man Depression. They will please you. David Nichols Company, Kingston. Georgia. 7'22 The Girl Remits fleCred $17.80 at tbeir benefit bridge" jiarty held at the Art Gallery Wednesday evening.

J.0E SA.LE Ciminiicjng Saturday afternoon will sell at private aale all the household gcxxin of. Alice l-lnnwOB at tier late residence. Very tow price to any one bpying the ettlre lot. administrator. Will be in Nashville on Ti'tesduy Fridays with i-e at iO CH per 100 lb.

Leave orders at Store. wanted Will 1 also deliver" anythj pug Marrin Powell. TOR SALE Good lined Gihson" Ie Box. 100 lb. capacity! James Davi dealer in Leonard electric FOR SALE one tone Ford Truck.

$35.00. W. Exner. DEPARTMENT SHOWS PROMPT ACTION WHEN NOTIFIED Nashville fisherman who hare the interests of the local streams at heart wrote to the fish and game dirifdon of the department of conservation at Indiauapoli for assistant-tin ridding Salt near the Farley hole, of the large nnmler of garfish tee!) there. In a few day Kenneth Johnson, of the fish and game, division- was on the ground with a and aidM by Im-al enthusiasts, they svntoVed a mtnitter of the "bns eater" from, the creek.

The Keemed to i-jreate in -confined aren and'sih-e t'hey have lieen raptured our aim rods have hopes, of hooking a lot if fiue fish wlwn the 1 open. The fisherman feel greatly Indebted, to! the division of. fish and game (fsjir its very prompt henrty t-O01iWCiOU JohnOW.rayel and family of Tr falgarmfrnt 'Sunday wlftli' Mrs. Jen nle XTrOrayel at her home on Main Htreet. Tommy HntchLson gave a party last Thursday evening at the home Mr.

and Mrs. c. Care.v Cioi.d which eight -otiple were guests. lautitig was the entertainment of the evening. Ioth the round ailil square datite proving inferefctinjr to the ywiug people.

Hellciotia refreshments completed a very enjoyable eveiiiT. Walter rouiity agent of Moure County addressed the meeting of the Indian Creek township Farm llnreau at Klrksville Thursday night on the subject. ami ThVir Control." Music was furish-ed by the rnmpkin-Vinc tatpl. Mr. Rogers was formerly a teach--r Brown eunty ami is a hrot-hcr Of Ceil R(jcrs of Nashville.

LODGE CALENDAR LOLXJE No. 135 3 r. and A. M- Statetl Meetlnga every 2nd and 4th Saturday nights- Members are nrged to attend- So-Jonrnlng brethren are cordially invit ed to tome. R.

C- Kennedy. W. jamea E- WIIHanwuj Secretary. BEAN "BLOSSOM LODGE No. SSt F.

and A. M- i Stated Meetings every first and third Satnrday night in each month -rialtota Alwaya Welcome, Walter Adams. W. M. Sylvester Baraea.

Secretary. lIEUlSnCBG CHAPTER 499 Order: of Eastern War Regular Meetlnr roarth rriday Ight Im mcb caoath- Tlalton always esrdlafly welcomed. aeht Belpa. Warthy Matron. Edit Ik Ieonarti.

Seerwary. hi i MODERN WOODMEN. 'Meetings held each, Monday night Nashville K. of P. bait.

George BocmI. Clerk. CL ASSIFIED I jj i jj I ij i I Tlie board of county commission era met Monday in their regular June session and gainst the county; were allowtd. The Tyner Myers road wrich has been bef -j the bordk for three months and has been taken under advisement was turned dovyn. Te rejection was made on the grounds that the petition was not clear as to what was to be done and on account of the condition of the taxing ipublic.

The 'commissioners are trying to encourage the building of new road! by permitting the use of some of the gasoline road fund for this purpose. The board flecided to advertise for more equTpment for maintaining roads. GEORGETOWN Henry Zody and Will Franklin called on Mrs Zody of William Baughman Friday. Mr. Mrs.

Elza Waltman and family, May and Sarah Clupper and Miss Pauline Zody attended the sale at Helmsburg Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Waltman and family called on dr. and Mrs, Will Hartman Sunday.

Mrs. Ray Altop and children spent Thursday with her mother. Mrs. L. B.

Zody. People in this' neighbor hood welcomed the rain. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Calvin and son spent Sunlay with her mother.

Mrs. Moser. Mrs. Man la Staples and daughter. Ann.

Anderson, "called on Mrs. -Ail-lium Baughman Sunday. BIRTHDAY DINNER In honor of the tk)th birthday ot Mrs. Frank Fritch. of near Trevlac.

a picnic dinner was held in the yard of her home Sunday, Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Roy-Richards and son and Mr.

and Mrs. J. V. Richards fMartinsville. Mr.

and Mts. Everett Yam-amp and daugli ter of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rkhards aipj daughter. Coldi tf Air flml I Fritch.

Miss Joan Long. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Smith, and Mrs. Julia Fritch of Helmsburg. James Fritch and family of Trafalgar, Mr.

ami Mrs. William Fritch and daughter of Franklin. Thelma- Hicks and Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Friti-h of Nushvill Eugene Calvert of Cleveland. Ella IVgffie of Helmsburg. George Richards and Mr. and Mrs.

Riley Richards of India naMilis and Mrs. C. N. Fritch of Mackinaw. 111.

Everyone came with well filled baskets' and a fine' time was enjoyed by all. SPEARS VII J.K School was well aticndc' Sunda Suuday. Raymond Walker and wife of In-dianaisdis visited Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Sunday.

Iuiukw l.vi-i vfi lii.ri. Sii i ii Friends were sorry to hen of the i death of Mr ElizalK-th Foster ho lissed away May 2P. Funeral sor-v ill's were Iteld at Spearsville Ch'is-tian church and burial was in the adjoining cemetery. Mrs. Hugh Allen is on the sick and Mrs.

Eddie Tryon and daughter, Gertrude, visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver Saturday night. Henry Rose sient Saturday in Indianapolis. Mrs.

George Zimmerman is ill at tr: is writing. Htden Conner and Marguerite Stuart of Indianapolis visited friends here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Oliver visited Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Keasling Friday night. Paul Walker of Danville spent Sat mday night and Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and Myrtle Coleman went to Indianapolis Monday.

Dorothy and Leona Haggard spent Sunday with Locfle Walker. George Waymyre is staying with Mrs. Roy gleixhter. Mr. and Mrs.

Gayle Poore and daughter ient Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sleighter. Jack Rogers. Detroit, Michigan, was la Nashville over Sunday.

-I at H. by He In response to an Inquiry In last weeks issue of the Democrat as to whether there are Revolutionary soldiers buried In tbe county, reports to two? graves hare been received. They are the resting places of Thomas Hatchett in Duncan ceme tery on Schooner and Job Hamblen Taylor cemetery, Hamblen town- sh: nr i. imiuH i oi Aasnvuie 'i re- rocuiberS Mr. Hatchett wba dlwt the age Of 121 years.

The exaet date of.bbJdeatb is unknown but it occurred in the early sixties. Tlie rarions HatchetV families living on Schooner are descendants of the pld soldier. A. 1. Hamblen, of Franklin, in an interesting letter tells soWthing of me are ami burial place of his great great grandfather.

Job Hambl The letter follows: Franklin Ind. June 4. tj Brown. County Democrat Nashville, Indiana Gentlemen: a reply to your Inquiry Issue of the Democrat date of Juue 3rd, relative tG Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Brown county will say that there Is at least oue buried within the confines of the county. Within the small well kept Taylor cemetery in Hamblen township, one mile north of the Tuggart school house lies buried Job Hamblen and his wife, Eleanor.

He served three years, from 177!) to 17S2. in the Virginia State Militia and took part in the campaign against Lord Cornvvallis when he invaded Virginia. Was present at the siege and surrender of Vorktown. October. He moved to vhat is now- Brown county in 1n-'." and settled on the farm wive re he is buried.

He died September 1. The grave is marked by a splendid monument erected in litl'X by his descendants. The granite tablet bears an inscrip-tios -i space of by 4 feet telling of his military achievement, when ii nd. where he settled and that Hamblen township bears his name Hoping that if there are others of like fame buried in the county your iiHIiiiry will reveal the fact. I inn.

Yours Resiectfnlly. A'. Porter Hamblen. Great great grandson of the above lob Hamblen. Sunday evening Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Fritch and daughter. Cry motored Mrs.

Frith ami -l a i h'il dren to their home in Mackinaw. 111. They bad a short visit with Harry Fritch and family at l'ri-nce-ville. 111.. returning home Tuesd iy Mrs.

'I' 1. Calvin will be included in a party -of tourists who will leave IndianaoM'lis Sunday on a. fivc-day excursion to I C. Hotel bills, sight seeing buses and all cMx-lises arc included when the round trip ticket is bought. The schedule includes a trip to Alexan- Iria.

Virginia. Alt. Vernon. W'ashiug- and Annajiolis. Mary- t' s- NaVi'1 emy.

as well as the most interesting lots in Washington. Mrs. Calvin does 'not plan to return with the party. She will visit friends in Washington a few days and return home via Akron. Ohio, where several of her relatives are located.

Warren Moore "'and James Clements wilj attend the summer term at Indiana-. I'niversity which legiu next week. Miss Psyche Sims. has signed contract to teach In the high school at. Metea.

near Iigansport. next year. Miss Sims is an alumnus of the Nashville High School and received her college training at Ball Teachers College in Muncie. Miss Nina Miller, who is a student Franklin College, spent the week end with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Miller. She Was accomtMnied five girl friends. Misses Edna Shaddy.

Esther Thomas. Gladys Mar tin. Velma Fountain and Winifred Hill, who sjient the week end with her. Harry Curtis and wife--went to Turkey Run State Park Monday where Mr. Curtis will le employed.

has been employed as engineer ami supervisor of road construction work on Weed Patch Hill for several months and has lived in tbe Ileth- eringtoo. home on Jackson Branch. COMPARE CONSTRUCTION QUALITY PRICK meet at the C'layiKKtl on Wednesday 3enator Joe Deckett. In- did napolia, chairman. The Senate Co-operative Committee promulgated a taxation belief pro-tcram May 4 and submitted it to the nnmberaof a like House Co-operative Conmittee.

A majority of the mem-lr of the House commttte have signified their general of fie program, which c-Liefly of strict economy measure. Chairman. Bekeft haw invited the mem-l4rs ot the House committee to attend fjie WeInesday nteeting. at which arrangements will le made for tbe dirafting of tlie bills in line With the ijroKram liefore The fourteen principles of the Co- lraiv- t'ommittee taxation re lief program are a. folloWs: I 1.

That approprtaftous taVll State 1 i be reduced least per lent. That the following state le ihairie susjeuded for the years md V.m World Memorial "uiid. State Teachers Retirement jFuml. State Forestry Tax George 'lark Memorial. Educational Improvement Fund.

That enough additional refunds frpm the (Jasoline Tax monies shall le made to the various counties' the to replace the property evy fo rthe maintenance of local roadsw 4. hat all local roads' of the oufitv shall le under a county unit system of supervision. 5. That authority for local governments? to leV a tax-against property fof the maintenance (if local roads shall lie repealed. That authority to issue county unit highway bonds shall immediately lie suspended to 1' effective for three years.

7. That Authority of the "three mile gravel road" law shall he re- s. That the county shall made the unit tor education. That acts shall he passed lv permit counties or lesser units to combine and thereby finic-lions of government us tie- i suit of the circulation of a petition within unitis for the nniiM units after the same has ii iilitralit vote of those volins: ia an ele rion upon sm union. Id.

That mandatory law leipiire te continuation services. offices, or salaries within the county or lesser units of govern men shall Ik- rejH-aled. 11. That all hwal units of government I- required to divide their Mihual hndaefs into monthly allotments: that at the end each month, they required Jo adjust the ful-lort in: month's allotment to offset any de line in reenne. invunl or st misled.

l'J Thai automobile licences shall le issued by the ouuty assf-sor and shall i-olleet tlx- jiro-jperty tax on the at the Isame tune such licenses an- issued and such li4-eni fee- shall. I ben tw iurned into the State Highway 13. That the State shall levy an i HSnunal poll tax of on every free citizen over the are of -1 years through the county treasurer of the county wherein tlie citiien resides, 4. That no license of any kind or character shall be issued within the Stable' without evldenc of payment of ihc State jioll tax. THE CHURCHES CHRISTIAN Sunday school at 9:30.

Communion services each morning at Sunday METHODIST Serriee for Sunday June 12. Nashville: sarnlag wtNrship aad rhurehj iMeol, 9 :30 Children's Day program. p. m. IlelastHirg: church schL 9:30: preaching.

10:30: Ep worth Ieagne. s) Bible etas a ltd rboir practW. ThnrMlay. ehnrrh arhooL 100: preaching. Wrdnesday tbe 15th.

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ramto. or i napoo i.lhillty tar mm lua. Eaor mian in ooara toe ireatooo oaaoa a4 awaa- una nm lo aoaa CALVIN BROTHERS Indiana Phone 19 O.Uer Sim i PraportinnmtMy Imm anacial brand nam for auUi ana -oaUty toot of slol I Aunt Nn ma ii thy naytty I'unclf R-'T Ka In water. 37. lias iffre np IKlin' for mv-ond eyenlibt t' com-bis way.

"H'lxi wants to (ftread these days anyway? t.V aged bachelor, rsmarksO, Mr. arnl Mrs. Kay Bkliirier had as their Sunday jruwrts -Mr. and Mr. ISTd Itay.

Mr. and Mm, Earl liny aBd farollr. Mr. Itid Mrs. ttobert Case and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bar and family of Hasustmrg..