Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 3

Wttf Snton, Mollie Zikes of near FREETOWN Pershing Township. HOUSTON Salt Creek Township. KURTZ Owen Township. eetown, besides other relatives and Dr. Chas.

E. Gillespie friends to mourn their loss. Funeral services were conducted E. B. Hall is painting his house Practice limited to diseases' Mrs.

Cora Cross is reported better. James Hendry and family visited allies neuuiy auu iiuui had his house 4 the grove here Sunday at 1 i Tl Viae' vaviu UTrcio uoo 1 1. painted. I J1? VJS" Natives at Kurtz Sunday, Stogdill is very poori at this writing. TheDodds girls of Liberty fpent Sunday with Mildred Denny.

Mrs. Mary Culbertson attended "While There's CHIROPRACTIC There's Hope" of the Jbye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and Kemember the pvKran sk cfT nt st 1 Marcus Lutes was a business vis- fcere next Sunday. Jsfelly was well knowk here and her itor-at Brownstown Friday. The K. of.

entertained with a untimeiv death was snrfrfpT1 How to Ziba McMahan of Brown Ziba McMahan of Brownstown Fitting Glasses SEYMOUR. INDIANA vis- chSrch pray'n- supper here -Thursday night. hter many friends. Interment in theted his parents here Sunday. It 9 of Mrs.

Belle Bower 01 rm; Chimmings cemetery near here. The James E. Pruitt took a load oeverai ruiii nere aitnueu wie basket dinner' at Spraytown Sunday Rome McElfresh had a sale Saturday and sold some household goods. visiting Mrs. America cower.

relatives have our sincere calves to Brownstown Saturday. josepn sympathy. Koxie Chutes spent last week with railed on inenus hcic her nephew, R. R. Denny, and fam TRnhp-n.

Hanner had his house Attendance at Christian Sunday school, 41; collection, 40 Farmers finished planting corn and setting tomatoes last week. ily. Sprague who is in poor health NORMAN STATION Owen Township. Mrs. George Terrill is ill.

O. DeFord of Oolitic vwas here is consultjng Dr. Hauss of Sellers-burg. Glenn Denny and wife spent Sat Wednesday visiting relatives. urday night with Geo.

Denny ann family. repainted and lightning rods put on. Earl Lahrman left Monday for -Honeytown, where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Elmore of Bedford spent Sunday at their farm near here. 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Hornback of Terre Haute spent Sunday with John Reeve and" wife. Mr. and Frank Smith of Bedford spent Sunday! with James Hanner and family; Miss tseacrue Adams went to ierre Several from here attended the fu Haute Tuesday to visit relatives. Ilene Lutes of Brownstown was neral of Mrs. Hazel Kelly at Kurtz Sunday.

Mrs. James Hendry and Clifford Brown have purchased new cars. Claude Bowman visited his sister, Mrs. Fern, Ball, at Brownstown Friday Johnny Haskman and family visited Marcus Lutes and family Sunday. Ewing Cox of Bloomington visited Thos.

Scott from Friday until Sunday. Hezzie, Cummings, who works at Bedford, visited his family here over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. Kindred of here the past week visiting relatives. Rev. T. G.

Smith filled his regular Miss Tenza Hegwood went to Bed appointment at the M. E. church Saturday nisrht ford Monday, where she is to be em ployed. Willie Warren and family of Red John Shortridge land wife of Acme Conner Wykoff and family of Bed were dinner guests of Mrs. auary Brush spent Sunday the family 01 Jonathan Brock.

ford spent the week end here with relatives. Dolph DeLong, who has been em Williams Saturday. Ellsworth Brown and wife of near Clearspring spent Sunday with Mrs. Eachael Weininger. at Hous- Andy Martin and family of Sey-' Sevmour visited relatives ployed at Anderson, spent Sunda Inbour spent with Lowry Fish ton Sunday.

with home folks. J. G. Lutes took a load of and family Mrs. Ruth Campbell -and H.

V. Mrs. Susan Owens visited her sis Winklepleck and family spent -Sun day at Heltonville" Mrs. John Edwards left, for Bedford last week, where she will visits relatives and friends. Thomas Fleetwood of Washington ter, Mrs.

Jake Henderson, at Bedford, the past week. lambs of his own to the Indianapolis market last week. Louis Brown, who has been confined to his bed for over three year? ic rTWr1wl nhle t.fi Ka nn 11111 rv kit- 1 ivjhi Mrs. Amanda Bowman of Seymour Orville Clampitt of Bedford spent is spending a few days with friena and relatives here. 1' -v.

Mrs. Pearl Lutes visited her broth past week with his grandparents, hn Clampitt and wife. Jesse Lucas and wife spent last er, tjeqrge isetser, at tsioommgton Wednesday and Thursday with their Talmadge Bartlett and family of was the guest of Mrs. Man Browning Saturday and Sunday. i Miss i Pearl Whitrich of Houston spent Saturday and Sunday in the family of Roy Pearson.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore of near Freetown -are visiting her parents, 'Win. Edwards and wife. the latter part of last week.

son, J. at Kurtz Bedford spent the week end with Lowry Fish and family. Vireinia and James Hedden of The ice cream social held by the Bedford are visiting their grandpar Christian church Saturday night was Emjly Montgomery and Eugene ents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Lutes. reported a grand success. Henderson of Bedford were here Orville Lubker and family and Lawrence Dennv. Jul Kams an Miss Marv Berrv of near Browns Sunday visiting relatives.

Valen Coble of New York Lloyd Spurgeon, transacted bu. iness at Indianapolis last week. came ihursday to visit her parents, town visited Emery Berry Sunday. Meedy Brock, who has been visit lmi jri Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Wheelei ing his uncle, Elmer Tidd, at Lyons spent the week end with Matt Fleet the past two weeks, has returned wood and familv at Cornett urove 4 Pi 1 frJ IHI home. Shirlev Jackson and ramuy o. trr of Brownstown spent Sunday with Mrs. lan James- Hanner and family of St. Bemice are jspending few days here with relatives and friends.

Wmi T. Williams of Pennsylvania visited her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Williams, from Thursday until Saturday. i Mrs. Tatlock and great-grandson, Maurice of Seymour spent Saturday night the guests of Mrs.

Several of the Knights of this 1 in 1 1: 11111 Bedford spent a few days last, week and Mrs. Lowry Fish. Rome Engle, who is employed at iberty, was here Sunday visiting lis mother, Mrs. Jane Engle. Clyde Arthur of Vincennes was ere the past week visiting his randmother, Mrs.

Wilburn Arthur. Miss Beraice Terrill of Bedford came Saturday to visit her grand-tarents, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Terrill. place attended lodge at Kuitz Thurs with his mother, Mrs.

Frank Kerner. day night where they had a. class of Mvrtle Spurgeon, Forest bcott seven to take the work. and Marion Miller of New Albany motored to Columbus one day last Those that entered school at Bloomington last week from here were Jesse Davis, Jason Hill, Brad Nan Browning. ford Scott and wife, Altha Lutes Dr.

Brucei Fleetwood and family of iieltonville were here Sunday visit Veil Hendry, Henrietta Pruitt, Fred Linton motored here and spent! Sat ing the former parents, Jerry Hen derson and wife. Cross and Marshall Lutes. K. of P. Lodge, No.

387 have elect Economical Haulage jShngffe Equipment: Himm. Yotrr choic 9fHhr Ikm mfimc- nl iMrim HI Do you realize that the TSZSJZEZSZ i Ford One -Ton Truck at $430 is not only the most Herman Kindred and family and ed the following officers: C. John week. John Meyers and wife, Elmer Kerner and wife and Sam Meyers and two sons spent Sunday with Jim Mann and family. John Brock and wife, Asbury Gob le and family attended the funeral of Mrs.

Brock's sister, Mrs. Gillen, at Leesville, Sunday. V. F. Ripple, Chiropractor, will be at Wheeler Hotel at Freetown, on every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 9:30 A.

M. 8tf R. Lutes: V. C. John C.

Noe; Prel. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fountain of near Fairview spent Sunday with Bart Kindred and wife. Jas.

M. Hise; M. of Oscar Rod dey; M. Paul Brown; J. Sunday school attendance, 52; col ford Brown, O.

Wm. P. Setser. urday and Sunday the guests of Ira Fleetwood and wife. i Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Buental-spacher and! T. E. Kindred and family attended the Children's Day program at Clearspring Sunday night. Mr.

and Mrs. H. S. Armbmster, Misses Fern and Lillian Armbruster and Sherman' Berry of Freetown motored to Mr: Armbruster's farm near Worthington Sunday. A special car containing the relatives and friends of Mrs.

Guy Kelly, from St. Beraice, West Clinton and Terre Haute attended her funeral The lodge held decoration services at lection $1.34. Remember Rev, West's appointment next Saturday -night and Sunday, also the children's exer the following places Sunday: Chris cise Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Rodman ana tiansburg, Lutes, Houston, Robertson and Cornett Grove, eleven graves in ail. his father and mother-in-law of Indianapolis are spending a few days with Wm. Monahan and wife. I lull wuuuciiui ovci 111 till offered but the most economical 1111 ECLIPSE Owen Township. In I Alffll John Will Hanners, John Pruiti, CLEARSPRING Owen Township Orvffle Wray went Bedford I I I means of solving: your haulage lail and William Cornett, who are e- oloved as carpenters at Bedfoi-n services held here' Sunday, HSwK and fa'mily, Lewie eent, but has returned i i nome.

i J. W. Fountain is hot so well at Lantz and family and Ira Emery and Loris McPike of Seymour was "the this writing. family visited their aunt, Mrs. Mary i Williams, and attended the funeral o4 Mrs R-inrfav spent the week end with, home folks.

Among those who entered Bloomington college Wednesday were. Misses Ida Dennv and Krna Spn-geon, Fred Brock, Bruce McRam ar.i Chas. DeLong. a guest at jtrs. fhoebe Fish and tarn-! wm.

Mitchell 13 in very pool ijy the past week. 'health again. and delivery problems whether 11 you are a farmer, merchant or manufacturer? 5 no rrilxrA rnii oil Vkfifc forfc II! Mr. and Mrs. CJ C.

Hutchinson of w. f-n i Bedford, Mrs Doyle Hutchinson and Creef Tuesday, I Miss Ruth Donnell of Sevmour is daughter of Myfield. ky.y Mrs. Jes- Spv.rai frrtm t.l ti-J visitine- Mrs. Sarah Jones.

sie Pearce, IMrs. ir aiK dhildren's day exerewe at "Clear-! Mrs. Mary Teters visited her chil aaugnier, mi j. fcimore ana -ndav idren at Heltonville Sunday. Geo.

H. Conner Musical I I Brownstown" Auto Sales Co." II- I 1 a 1 111 Jeweler Instruments Victrolas, Records ivirs, Huoen t.imore or bmiom were Neal Horton went to Bedford! Fred Mitchell and family of Col -guestsThujsday of A. J. Elmore andjWIonf)av to sepk ernpjovment and are visiting relatives here. cf Coraett Grove, Jirned' home Tuesday.

i Mrs. Sarah Jones and son Welcome -T-11 vere Sues Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Fish and I and Miss Ruth Donnell visited' Her-f nianv fanVyl Lucy I oi Guthrie Creek were Sundaviman Louden Sunday. Anterelli, John Clark and George of Wm and.familv Mrs.

Delmar Aynes and Miss Es- Rowe and iife of Indianapolis; Lew-, The SumIa scll0oI ig preparitlg Loudermilk attended the funer- BoHvJri andiam'ly of Cortland; Aildrerfg da exercise which will i al of Mrs. Gillen afLeesville Sun- B-Hendry and wife of Freetown, Jjvert the fourth Sunday night 'in Ray. Brown, and wife of Ai-mstiopg, 5 At the all-dav meeting here Sun- 1 11 liueuora Aiuo aies lo. i 11 1 it Pianos, Player Pianos Phone 249, Brownstown 1 -i Clyde Noe, Kuth juarsnaii. am.

Attendance at Sunday schooL 47: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown of daughter of Houston James Hendi-y 51 Birthday offer- California gave some very Interest- and family, D. L. Beck and family of Mr ra rm; t.

i- ino- talks on their visit to foreisx lands. 'Grandma" Tatlock celebrated her 1 J' As Welcome Jones, who has been in uiiwji viauitwb aiiJ 83rd birthday i rLs-S-j thP IT S. militarv service in the Ha- rlor Those present were: James Tatlock christian Scott aiid fannv waiian Islands, returned home Satur- ana iamnyj r.imeir uwens Shawswick SundaV dav having been discnargea iron of Brownstown; Walter Sutton and aTu1 Ml. 011 tw-jt, service. family of Bedford, Geo.

Mitchell and ai a Last Saturday evening as J.UI- sippetiteg of 1 11- 1 IT-l Mirutu --EIVJII MlilJIIIllt' IXIlVt tU 1J wne 01 inuianapoHa, uagrarei ghtgrs of Spunkev Point and Mrs. ooPeI. 01 Tnour ana a lauy menu McHargue and son James, CTen Han- idaKm Rlack atP a sii of Indianapolis were coming up the ners and family, Mis. Beitie Butler Siiriflav Kurxz niu, mey ran uui oj. mx Lester Cummings went to Bloom- to tura around pn the hill, and family John Allman and son Malcolm Browning, Mant Tatlock, fblks: sradl littie ihgton Wednesday, where he will at, ine car was lurnea over Lj -1 occupants underneath.

Mr. Hunter Earl Tatlock and Mr. and Mrs. Lfckey, Geo. Nilson and family, at ive "Sered at his wife of Se-mour came along in 1 Obituary.

XT8 short time and. thm out i come and gb Se the ebb and flow ,1 was game. I and brought them to Mrs. Sarah Jones' where their wounds were I dressed. The lady received a severe cut on the arm and the man was cut 'and bruised on his lee.

The car the tide, carries with it the forms of "Lis'ten, you Herbie, you let go of those Kellogg' a Corn Flket or you'll bm late for school and won't wait for you ant other minute!" MARTIN'S GROVE Owen Township. those we ldve other and by their going there is left an aching void before I us still and quiet in the! rot damaged much and with a little Howard Scott has gone to Muncie; hel they r)hted it and started te- where he will attend colleee. ward Seymour thanktui tnat tneir lives had been spared. aha was oil v' Dayton Zike and family of Free her 7 Vtbwn spent Sunday with Peter Fields Hs71 cennnrl rrainmcf 1o.iil.ti. USld family.

LIBERTY Owen Township. rf Ata ti Hiram Burris and family of neai was bornvl near Houston. Jackson the family of Peter Fields Suhdav. county, March 10, 1893 and departed A Miss Anna Mize of Brownstown 11 ft this life at Terre Haute June 8. t022 frtna Acton is staying with being 29 years, 2 months and 28 brohe7' H(Ward and vnfe near days of age.

She was one of a a xi ily of eight children, seven girls and I and- family of Hob-one bov This f.milv all n. Hill spent. Sunday with Curg visited home folks Sunday. Harvest will begin this week as the rye will be ready to cut. Rudolph Scherschel and family of near Bedford visited relatives here Sunday.

Quite a number from here attend- manhood and womanhood and. had Ttt JP. G. S. Ballard and wife and Claude homes of their own before the death iivnc ui tinrii.

uwi ur lux vile ucat.ll rt angel knocked. The first to answer Jt 1 a 4. the summons was Mrs. Eva Chastaini'l iy 1 sprine; Sundav. in Februart.

1900, the second I was Dick Vaumeter. and wife and Mr: Mvs. Anna Truet, who died March 17, and Mrs. Moore of Bloomfield called Put it right up to Kellogg's Corn Flakes to do a master job sharpening breakfast appetites! And; they'll repeat at lunch and supper for Kellogg's are irresistible in goodness! KeUogg's win every one because their jflavor is delicious and because their crunchy crispness is unfailing! You'll prove that! Such a cereal you never ate before! You'll say Kellogg's are a xevelation and they will be, in particular, to any one who has eaten imitation corn flakes! Kellogg's are as distinctive in flavor as they are in crispness. And, KeUogg's are never tough or leathery! Start eat- mg Kellogg's Corn Flakes tomorrow morning! You can't afford to miss such happiness as Kellogg's hand out to young and old alike! i on friends here Sundav.

The early years of the tt: vtvi. utoi, v. Jvereit Mize rexurneu oauhi in this county where she tTlZ. last week after a few days' visit with her education. -q.

his mother, Minerva Mize. Pleasant Grove, srjent Saturdav in mamagp j. in marriagp 4, 1917, she was wnited Lester Cummings and John Lock-man. went -to Bloomington to Guy Kelly. The outgrowth of to Guy Kelly.

The outgrowth of this union was a hanpy home, a home day to enter Indiana University. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown ofl Bakersfield, and Mr. and Mrs.

James Martin of Clearspring spent 1 where all were welcome, and whereji genial comnaniohship could he enjoy-1 ed. Mrs. Kelly was a woman" of! CORNETT GROVE Owen (Township. Wednesday visiting the family of L. pleasing disposition, always on the bright' side of life enjoying life in th fullest sense and 1 one George Brown and family spent 'W.

Lockman. Sunday with Mr. and -Mrs. Bud wm 1 whose friends were numbered by her we are sorry to near 01 aeaxn But please be sure' you get KELLOGG'S, the delicious "Corn 'Flakes in the RED and GREEH package. bok for the signature K.

Kellogg originator of Corn Flakes. NONE ARE GENUINE WITHOUT IT! acquaintances. She was free-hearted of Mrs. Helen Kelly. The family-has ft always willing to help where she jur sympatny.

T7i.ll The K. of P. lodge of Houston II. lecorated their deceased could. She seemed to enjoy the best of health even until the great change She (was a member of the Pvthian S-sters and the O.

R. C. la graves here Sunday. ivmp TOASTED conn FLAKES 1 M.ff,raillI Mrs. Pi-yce Callahan and son spent Apent fnr Natinnal Siirtv he week end with her.v parents; i dies auxiliairy.

By her sudden de- narture Rh leaves a sad -and loneU- and Mrs. Tom ''X --vOltipany 1 .1 At 1 fn .1 1. 1 1 I XT4 an ageq jainer ana moiner, uauae rieetwooa ana iamuy sna t. Whose hearts are crushedby the un- Robert Fleetwood spent Sunday with -V 1 even- Wow; one brother. JamlMr.

and Havs. KOQrri b. Alain istreet lour sisters: Mrs. Lizzie lttoss oT and Mrs. Claude wneeier spent Sat- 9 Mra.

nf itrAttv nicrht. unfit fhoir ngmnto Indiana uw. 1 1 mW Also maker of KELLOGG'S KRUMBLES ad KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and knanUej jvurtz, Mrs. cnanotte rowen oiear ai. rieetwood ana wne.

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