Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 5

THE BROWN STOWN (IN D. BANNER No. Wednesday, June 6, 1934 Mr. and Mrs. C.

O. Brodhecker Mrs. Ed Nierman of Brownstown. The speaker for the, commencement visited at Indianapolis Thursday and PENTECOSTAL MISSION MEETING REVIVAL MEETING CLOSES A Pentecostal Mission has been AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH opened on the second floor of the The revival meeting at the Chris- will GASOLINE EXPLOSION CAUSES SLIGHT DAMAGE A gasoline water heater used in the DeLong and Bowman barber shop at Swing exploded Monday morning be the honorable Wilber M. Friday.

John E. Kieffer went to Pittsburgh, Monday for a several days' I. O. O. P.

building in Brownstown tian church closed Sunday night Brucker, former Governor Michigan. in charge of Elmore Smith, of Sey-. after four weeks special evangelistic mour, and meetings will be conducted services by L. E. Pecaut and wife.

business trip. about eight o'clock and did slight Wednesday, Saturday The meetings were well attended Lieut. Warrick and family, who damage to the walls of the building, each Tuesday, have been living In Mrs. Hettie Hen- The fire department was called but derson's property, moved to Corydon I the proprietors had extinguished the and Sunday night, with Sunday each night and considerable interest school at 2:30 p. m.

each was manifested. There were twelve The full gospel is preached and accessions to the church during the everything will be done "decently and services, in These meetings are not Friday. rlre wltn cnemicais Dei ore tne ituck PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The subject for next Sunday morning will be "Keepers of The Faith No evening service. Faith is a higher faculty than reason. Without faith it is impossible ta please God.

ROY BRUMBAUGH, Pastoc. Waldkoetter-Wente Nuptials In. a pretty ceremony at the Im-manuel Evangelical Lutheran church Mrs. L. D.

Wallace has returned arrived. Bowman and DeLong were old L. Ehinson of Kent, a cousin of the groom. Mr. and Mrs.

Morin will reside in home from the Methodist hospital, cpenmg wieir snup i me umc Indianapolis, where she has been had Mt the heateT when toe ex" taking medical treatment. plosion occurred. TO GRADUATE AT VALPARAISO The sixtieth annual commencement of Valparaiso university, at to be confused with a lot of the "fantastical religious stuff." Mr. Smith is a son of Homer W. Smith pastor and builder of Glen Lawn Chas.

Russell and Mrs. Clarise BAPTIST CHURCH Rev, and Mrs. J. Ross Fountain of in Seymour Saturday evening at seven Indianapolis, where Mr. Morin is em-o'clock, Miss Ella Wente, daughter of ployed with the National Life and Mrs.

Emma Wente of Seymour, be- Accident Insurance Company, came the bride of Henry Waldkoetter, The bride's mother was formerly son of Mr. and Mrs. John Waldkoetter, Miss Gertrude Hamilton, daughter of of near Wegan. John W. Hamilton of Medora.

The couble ring ceremony was read Kieffer of Indianapolis were the week Valparaiso, will be held Sunday, Sunday school at 9:15 followed by Arnold, Nebraska, and Ray West of Tabernacle Seymour and the Elder end crnests of the former's na rents, i I Mr. and Mrs. John Russell. Juns 10th, at 3 o'clock in the after- neon. Among 'the graduates will be Allan H.

Nierman, son of Mr. and a Childrens Day Pageant "The Garden of The public is rr-rl in 11,. Smith will do some of the preaching here. ELMER SMITH Palmyra, came Tuesday to visit I Palmpra, came Tuesday to visit Rev. Fountain's, parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Branham of Indiana- rela- Miss Frances Martin visited polls and Mrs. Orpha Murray of Mrs virgll Fountain, and family. North Vernon came Friday for METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sermon text for the pastor's ser- mon Sunday morning will be "Lord, i I Will Follow Thee Whithersoever Thou Goest." Epworth League in the evening. weeks's visit with Mrs.

J. E. Kieffer. Mrs. Goldie Carr left Thursday for an extended visit with her uncle, William Darr at Douglass, Kansas, and other relatives in Kansas and Missouri.

1 The County Board of Charities and 1 Corrections held their quarterly meeting in the county commissioners I room at the court house Thursday, i Improvements for the county infir- mary and jail were discussed. Miss Lillian Lutes, county recorder, and Miss Ada Manicn went to Indianapolis today to attend the com No evening preaching. by the Rev. E. H.

Eggers in the presence of about sixty relatives and friends. The attendants were Miss Hilda Waldkoetter, sister of the bridegroom, as bridesmaid, and Miss Prances Woodard as maid of honor. Dorothy litti-; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pardieck, was flower girl.

The groom's best man was Herbert Wente, a brother of the bride, and John Alberring was groomsman. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Martin Pardieck, and Mr. Pardieck. tives at Indianapolis last week.

Si Perkins of Paoli visited in the family of Martin Pferrer Sunday. Mrs. Joe Harrison of Mitchell visited her father, Tom Cockrum, and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Landreth of Mitchell visited Mrs. Lucy Gossman and family Sunday. Miss Dawn Gibson of Indianapolis spent the week end with her cousin, Mrs.

C. V. Sage, and family. Mrs. C.

M. Brooks returned home Saturday from a several days' visit THOS. J. HART, Pastor. NOTICE Party or parties who stole foot mencement exercises of the Short-ridge high school, of which Miss Vir- Mrs.

Bess Durment and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, went to Indianapolis today to visit Mrs. Durment's sister, today to visit Mrs. Drument's sister in-law, Mrs. Melvin Wheeler. Eliza- beth Ann will remain for week's visit.

Mrs. Frank Newcomb, who has EDUCATIONAL TOUR TO WASHINGTON America's Most Interesting City and ANNAPOLIS The Quaint Colonial City UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE BROWNSTOWN BANNER Brownstown, Ind. ginia Heddin, niece of Miss Lutes, is adz, varnish brushes, varnish, papers one of the graduates. I and other articles from my prem- Mrs. D.

J. Cummings and her I ises are requested to return same aunt, Mrs. Sallie Coffin, who has without delay and no further ques- After the reception Mr. and Mrs. with relatives at Indianapolis.

Waldkoetter left for a motor trip Allan Waldkoetter of Indianapolis through Kentucky and Tennessee. spent the week end with his parents, Both Mr. and Mrs. Waldkoetter are Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Waldkoetter. popular young people. For several Bruce Hart of Indianapolis was: a years Mrs. Waldkoetter has been guest in the family of Mr. and Mrs.

emnloved with the Aloerin Strauss Victor Sage Saturday and Sunday. tions will be asked, otherwise more drastic action will be taken without further warning. I am still in the wall paper business and carry a full stock at all times. lOtl R. H.

Cribb, Brownstown. been visiting relatives here, spent. Friday at Columbus with the former's daughter, Mrs. Robert Stang. From there Mrs.

Coffin went to Mt. Carmel, Illinois, to visit relatives before returning to her home at Cleveland, Ohio. been ill of heart disease for three weeks at her home, 313 Chestnut street, is getting along fairly well but is still confined to her bed. Colum- bus Republican. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. George Gossman and son, Lloyd, attended the funeral of Mrs. Gossman's nephew, Gerald Beecher, at Spencer Thursday. He died at the Methodist hospital at Indianapolis Sunday. Frank Bond, 1235 Washington street, who was taken suddenly and Hjl I 111 "TTHnrni MMIIJlin 1 1 I'M mi'tm Company and is a member of the E.

M. B. S. club. Mr.

Waldkoetter is employed with the Noblitt Sparks Industries Inc. For the present they will make their home with the bride's mother. EASTERN STAR, NOTICE Regular meeting Thursday night. Please come. We are invited to join Kurtz chapter in a pitch-in supper, and Chapter of Sorrow, Wednesday, June 13.

Would like to have a large Mr. Brooks and son, Harold Brooks, and wife of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Brodhecker. Tom Barkman went to Indianapolis Monday for a several days' visit with his sister, Mrs. Herbert Beldon, and family. Wayne Cummings of Nashville. spent the week end with the NOTICE Change of schedule effective June 18, 1934, between Vallonia, Brownstown and Seymour.

See next week's was Banner for revised schedule or call hos- your local agent. seriously ill several days ago, moved home from the county crowd from here. lOtl MAYME McQUISTON. W. M.

LEPPERT BUS LINES lOtl family of his uncle, Dr. D. I but not yet able to be up and his D. A. R.

Holds Interesting Meeting; Elects Officrs The Col. Jacob Brown chapter of the D. A. R. held a most entertaining and instructive meeting at the home of Mrs.

D. J. Cummings Thursday evening with ten members present. Miss Bernadotte Robertson, regent, presided in her usual gracious and When you SEE the name of mings. Mr.

and Mrs. Mino Craft and the latter's niece. Miss Margaret Welsh, of Vincennes spent Saturday at Cincinnati. Robert Vermilya went to Green-castle Tuesday for a several days' visit with Arthur Greger, student at condition is such he cannot have visitors. Columbus Republican, Thursday.

Mrs. T. J. Hart, Charles Sage and Misses Florence Kestner, Maude Mc-Mahan and Marian Schwein will go to Lawrenceburg Thursday morning to attend the annual district Epworth League convention which will be in tactful manner. Mrs.

Geo. W. Gunder gave in her DePauw university. Miss Roberta Davis went to wasn- two her I ington, D. Saturday for a weeks' visit in the family of i SCIARRA vou naturally THINK of CLEANERS and PRESSERS There's a reason It's because they are experienced in that business, to which they give their personal supervision, and their work gives satisfaction.

ALL WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Phone 222 Brownstown session Thursday and Friday. Dr. and Mrs. F. A.

Malmstone and daughters, Misses Barbara and Roberta, and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. i Adams, of Griffiths, came Mon- Leave Brownstown, Ind.

Sunday, June 17th inimitable way. a report on the Nationally Publicity committee bulletin. Miss LillianTTT. Lutes, chairman, gave a report of the nominating committee and the following were elected to office for the ensuing year: Mrs. D.

J. Cummings, Regent; Mrs. Geo. W. Gunder, vice-regent; Miss Anna Fitzgibbon, recording i secretary; Mrs.

C. A. Ackerman. treasurer; Miss Helen Heller, registrar; Mrs. Elmer Shepard, historian; Mrs.

Samuel Carr, chaplain. brother, Joe Davis. Mrs. Orra Locke and Bert Beem and daughter, Miss Eva, of Frankfort spent Saturday with their cousin, Mrs. Harry Wallace, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Roswald Zaring and children of Maywood, Illinois, are visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Al-sey Zaring, and other relatives. Mrs.

Loraine Osborne and Mrs. Chas. Scott of Indianapolis visited the former's sister, Mrs. C. A.

Bolles, and family Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Hettie Overstreet and niece, day for a several days' visit in the i family of T. P. Heller.

Griffiths is the place where Miss Vivian Heller has been teaching school for several years past. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C.

Ball, Mrs. i Geo. Conner, Misses Grace, Esther and Stella Ball and Dr. and Mrs. W.

L. Ball of Seymour attended the bacca- laureate service of the University of Louisville Sunday afternoon at i Louisville. On Tuesday evening they attended the commencement exercises when the former's son, Charles Ball, one of the graduates, received the degree of D. D. S.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Casey and Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Raschig, of Indiana- polls, visited Mrs. H.

E. Kattman i Wednesday. Mr. Raschig is a mem- COMPLETE SERVICE IN OUR SUPER-SERVICE STATION Arrive Home Thursday, June 21st (or A A COVERS EVERY PjD.UU NECESSARY EXPENSE VIA Baltimore Ohio Railroad The $35 includes railroad fare both ways, meals while aboard train, lodging and meals at hotel while in Washington, bus expense to all places on sight-seeing itinerary. The regular railroad fare alone is $23.68 one way which does not include meals while on train.

Ftessrvations for points between Mitchell and North Vernon are to be made through The Brownstown Banner. This newspaper acts only as agent and accepts no responsibility in connection with the. service of any steamer, train, automobile or other conveyance which is used either wholly or in part in the execution of these tours. They assume no responsibility for the delay, accident or loss to person or personal property or for additional expense incurred beyond its control. They assume no responsibility for the loss of baggage.

Bag-sage insurance affording complete coverage available at small extra cost. Entertain With Dinner Bridge The home of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Robertson was the scene of a prettily appointed dinner-bridge party Sunday evening.

The dinner was served at small tables which were centered with summer flowers. Covers were marked for twelve. Following the dinner the evening was spent with bridge. CLOGGED RADIATORS and COOLING SYSTEMS thoroughlr cleaned by our eciaJ method. Price reasonable.

Our Station is, coraplete-lv equipped with modern HYDRAULIC HOISTS PRESSURE WASHER HYDRAULIC GREASE GUNS Miss Leona Pounds, of Indianapolis, spent the week end with the former's father, John Pferrer, and other relatives. Mrs. C. S. Beeler and Mrs.

Opal Dollens returned to their home at Anderson Thursday after a several days' visit with their aunt, Mrs. Chas. Heller, and family. Miss Bernadotte Robertson, regent, and Mrs. D.

J. Cummings, publicity i chairman, of the Col. Jacob Brcwn chapter of D. A. attended a re-i gional convent'on at Columbus Thurs-i day.

i A. J. Brodhecker, Mr. and Mrs. R.

ber of the editorial staff of the Indianapolis Star and while here paid The Banner a social call. He says he visited in Brownstown many years ago when a boy in the Jack Covered Dish Dinner Mrs. R. M. Robertson was hostess to the members of the Wednesday club at a covered dish dinner at her home today.

Bond family at which time Charley Following the dinner the afternoon A- Brodhecker and daughter, Margaret Protect your motor with QUAKER STATE, WM. PENN or SINCLAIR OILS in tamper-proof cans FAN BELTS, GASKETS, ALL MAKES OF CARS WILLARD BATTERIES MICHAEL SHEETS BROWNSTOWN At the West End and wnc cnont cnriaiiv I Ann- Vinnie Schafferman SALE OBLIC visited Miss Margaret Brodhecker Bond was learning the printer's trade and remembered that he worked a hand roller to ink the forms for this paper which was then being printed on the old hand-power Allen cylinder press which was still a part of The Banner equipment when the present editor purchased the paper in 1898. Mr. Raschig gets quite a thrill in recalling the pleasant times he had spent In his boyhood visit to Brownstown. Morin-Breeden Mrs.

Stella Woods and other relatives Marriage Announced at Madison Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Breeden of Charles Robertson, who has been Deputy, announce the marriage i attending Wabash college, Crawfords-of their daughter, Juanita Rowena, to ville, returned home Tuesday to Donald Edward Morin, son of Arthur spend the summer vacation with and Josephine Morin of Lovett, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Sunday afternoon, June 3, at the Robertson. Christian parsonage by the Rev. Har- Notice is hereby given that I will offer for sale at Public Auction on what is known as the Kiethly farm in Owen township, two and a half miles northwest of Clearspring and two and a half miles southeast of Norman Station, on MONDAY and TUESDAY f1 1 -waE 1 Mi if- fWH I SAT. and SUN. Adm.

10c and 25c (Smb. Mat 10c 15c) Hail to the Queen! GARBO MON, Cool and Comfortable is all the rage in Summer Footwear Ladies' because she is the Star of Stars and more glorious than ever in "QUEEN CHRISTINA" WED. and THURS. White Canvass Oxfords Beginning at 12:30 odock p. the following personal property, to-wit: One smooth-mouth Gray Horse, weighs 1450 pounds; one smooth-mouth Bay Horse, weighs 1100 pounds; five dozen Leghorn Hens; Breaking Plow, one-horse Spring-tooth Cultivator, Disc Cultivator, Mower, Disc Harrow, two-ton Heavy Duty Service Truck, 2 two-horse Farm Wagons, Carriage, Buggy, Wheelbarrow, M-M-Moon Automobile, Oil Drums, Harness, Garden Plows, Shovels, Garden Tools, 3 Stands of Bees, Household Furniture, and various other articles too numerous to mention- WHITE CANVASS PUMPS $1.69, C)ailiartne HEPBURN KID OXFORDS and PUMPS $2.25 to $2.95 MIO Admission: 10c 15c EVEN IF you do obey traffic lights and always use care in operating your car you still need full Automobile Insurance to give you freedom from anxiety over the cost of any accident.

Call on me anytime for advice about the proper insurance for your car- Lazy River" in MEN'S WHITE do fr-OXFORDSW with Jean Parker, Kobert Young, Ted Healy and Nat Pendleton BETH CHILDREN'S WHITE LEATHER SANDALS 89c to $1.50 WHITE LEATHER STRAPS $2 LITTLE WOMEN by LOUISA MAY ALCOTT The world's most beloved family of girls in the picture America has waited 65 years to see! (Adm. 10c and 25c) GEO. W. GUNDER CHAPTER 8 "RED PHANTOM" of "FIGHTING WITH KIT CARSON" "Cool, Not Cold" ROYAL Terms of Sale-CASH Fred A. Kuenzle J.

P. AHL, Auctioneer Office Next Ewing Hotel Ewinu 0., Brownstown NIERMAN KUEHN BROWNSTOWN, INDIANA Office Rimm II, Residence 147 AMY.