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THE MUNCIE MORNING STAR, MONDAY, MAY 6, 1935. 6 News Events From Cities and Towns In Eastern Indiana FOUR ARRESTS AT WINCHESTER Two Fighters, Bootlegger and Parole Violator Jailed. Winchester, May arrests were made by city and county officers yesterday and today and peace one parole violator was returned from Richmond to be taken to the reformatory. Nelson Fox, of Lynn, was arrested last night on a charge of assault and battery preferred by another resident of that town following a fight between the two. C.

P. Girton, Railroad avenue, was arrested this morning on a similar charge preferred by his housekeeper, after he is said to have "beaten her up." John Neitfield, of known locally as "the whiswater, ky man," was taken into custody Saturday afternoon on a charge of possession of unlicensed whisky. Those arrested had free entertainment at the jail by Roscoe Whitehead, of Havana, Cuba, locked up on a vagrancy charge. He amused his fellow prisoners by eating safety razor blades, nails, pins and various and sundry other "delicacies" and by telling fortunes. Cedric Farlow, 18, Richmond, was returned to this city as a parole violator, after being arrested by Richmond police for stealing a watch.

He recently faced Judge A. L. Bales in Circuit Court on a charge of having stolen a sum of money from a local dentist. that time he promised to "go straight" if his sentence was suspended. Less than two months after his previous encounter with the law he was again arrested by Richmond officers and will now have to serve a one-to-five-year sentence at the state reformatory.

Four Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to 1 Edward Theodore Spence, 34, landscape gardener, Cincinnati, and Mary Evelyn King, 23, Sardinia, Kenneth Leonard Sullenberger, 21, laborer, Sidney, and Donna Laverne Ely, 24, Sidney, Walter R. Streich, 22, electrician, Chicago, Miriam Alta Humbarger, 19, Union City; Charles Edgar Cox, 18, farmer, Lynn, and Bertha E. Engle, 18. Carlos.

The Garden Club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ross.

Miss Mary Louise Carmichael, of Muncie, president of the state federation of garden clubs, will speak on cago flower show and "Interesting Gardens I Have Visited." The Caroline A. Palmer chapter, Daughters of the Union, will meet next Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mary J. Dodds instead of Mrs. Arthur Purdy, as announced.

Edward Hecker, vice-president of the national society, will be present and give a report of the national convention held recently in New York City. At County Hospital. Miss Ruth Thompson, of Ridgeville, was admitted to the hospital today for treatment. Marvin Bousman and Lester Davis, both of this city, were dismissed from the 1 hospital today. Noble Elder, Winchester, was admitted today for treatment.

Mrs. Nellie Jones was admitted Friday night and underwent a major operation Saturday morning. Mrs. Carl Cunningham, of Ridgeville, was admitted Friday evening for treatment. Mrs.

Oliva Johnson, of Lynn, has been dismissed from the hospital. Winchester Short Notes. Thirty-eight home economics club leaders attended the project lesson given at the McKinley school Friday. The lesson on "'Three Meals a Day" was given by Miss Aneta Beadle, state nutrition specialist. Leaders prepared and served the noon meal.

The afternoon was devoted to the study of meal planning. Mrs. Gilvie Brown, county home economics chairman, was in charge of the meeting. At the close of the project lesson, Starley Hunter, home demonstration agent, outlined and distributed rules for the county club contest which is to be conducted during the next six months. The contest will begin Wednesday and run until November The next project lesson will be held on Thursday, June 27.

A lesson on baking of cakes, cookies and pastries will be given at that time. A capacity crowd attended the senfor class play, "Early Mourning." Friday night at the high school auditorium. The play was directed by Miss Lelia Dunbar. Special numbers were presented between acts by Miss Gertrude Turner, member of the class, Professor and Mrs. Beldon Leonard and Miss Bunton.

The accompanists were Marcella Gillum. Miss Lois Fraze and Miss Mary Hollingsworth, respectively. Delicacy Week, sponsored by the Randolph Hospital Guild, is being observed at the Randolph County Hospital beginning today and closing next Sunday. Gifts of food of any kind will be gladly received. Donors are asked to bring their contributions to the hospital office.

Saratoga- Announcements have been received of the birth of a son, Jay Emerson, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kelloway of Detroit.

The mother was formerly Miss Delight Sarff of Saratoga. Mrs. Charles Price has returned to her home here, after spending the winter with her son, Joseph and family it High Falls, N. C. Miss Martha Fraze, student nurse at Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, was the supper guest, Wednesday evening.

of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Webster Isenbarger and daughter, Phyllis, and son. Billie.

spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Max Warren at Dayton. O. Miss Treva Bell and Miss Mildred Westfall, nurses at Ball Memorial Hospital, spent Wednesday afternoon here with Mr.

and Mrs. Perry Bell. Married Recently Mrs. Glen E. Kennedy.

City, May Hartford. Stallsmith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stallsmith, of here, was married to Glen E. Kennedy, of Montpelier, at Marion April 20 by the Rev.

J. A. Bray, retired minister, who performed the wedding ceremony of the bride's parents in 1907. The bride will reside in Willow Springs, where Mr. Kennedy is a government forest ranger.

Mrs. Kennedy is a graduate of the Montpelier High School and she was formerly employed in the office of the county auditor by Luther Speidel. She also was assistant to Noah Roderick, Township trustee. Mr. KenLicking, a graduate the Chester Center High School and of Purdue University.

Middletown- The Choral Club of the Sixth Street Church gave a surprise for Ward Bell Monday evening: at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bell. Refreshments were served to Maurice Cooper, Harold McMullen, Herschel Davis. Wood.

Jane Elliott, Sarah F. Griffis, Maylah Kress. Helen Miller, Bernita Davis, Mrs. Harry St. John.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frazier Frazier and Mrs. Eliza Cotty. Miss Julia Ann Keesling entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Lee Wood in honor of her thirteenth birthday. Those present were Betty Grossestreur, Martha Cooper, Jeanne Jones, Martha Jean Dykes, Suzanne Hess, June and Marilyn Fadely. The Tri-County Club will, meet Wednesday at the home Mrs. Charles Reighard, west of town. The members of the American Legion Auxiliary will entertain, Friday evening, May 10, at room with a mothers' tea.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grayliel were given a surprise Tuesday evening at their home in Anderson. Those from here attending were Messrs. and Mesdames F.

H. Dietrich, John Sanders, J. W. Hammer, Clarence Hodson, Herbert Pierce and Virginia Kelly. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Wood entertained at a card party Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keesling, Mr. and Mrs.

James Keesling and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ballard. The W. F.

M. S. of the M. E. Church will meet with Mrs.

F. F. Brennan Wednesday afternoon. A group meeting will meet at the church May 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob E. Warnock and daughter, of Fort Collins, are visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie Warnock. Mr.

Warnock is with the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in charge of the hydraulic laboratory at Fort Collins. Colo. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Bronnenberg are the parents of a girl, born recently. Frank Duff and Hugh Hoppes have been on a fishing trip to Canada. Dr. and Mrs.

J. W. Hammer and and Miss Ruth Wood, of Farmland, are spending several days at New Orleans and Pensacola, Fla. Mrs. A.

E. Leese is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.

B. McQuillen, at Greentown. Mrs. Walter Grooms is spending a month with her sister, Mrs. Ella Davidson, at Wilbur Fields is visiting with relatives at Indianapolis.

The Rev. and Mrs. Bennett Fulp is spending a few days at Greensburg with her parents. Jesse Miller has gone to Ossian to remain with a brother, who has been ill. Mrs.

Mary Scanlan, of Detroit, is spending several days with Merle Cook and family. Montpelier- The annual election of officers of the Baptist Mission Circle was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Harve Jackson. Those elected were Mrs. Roy Henderson, president; Mrs.

Jackson, vice-president; H. G. Morgan, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. E. D.

Shadday, press reporter. A Junior Garden Club, under the sponsorship of the Montpelier Garden Club, was organized here, this week. Robert Park was elected president, and Harry Gaier, secretary-treasurer. The junior club will hold an exhibit this fall with the Montpelier Garden Club. Membership is open in the club for a limited time only.

The next meeting will be held May 15. The So Cha Rea Club members will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lena Moyer, The assistant hostess will be Mrs. Anna Ray. The members of Mrs.

W. H. Thornburg's class of the M. E. Church will entertain their mothers at a Mothers' Day dinner party at 6 o'clock Saturday evening, at the home of Mrs.

Thornburg. Mrs. Arveda Wagner and children. Darrell, Caroline and Roselyn, Monroe. were the recent guests of Mrs.

Elizabeth Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. G. J.

Hoy and daughter, Jane, spent the week-end with friends at Napoleon, O. HARTFORD CITY IS GIVEN FLAG Spanish War Veterans Hear State Commander. Hartford City, May a ceremony this afternoon at the city hall here, Converse Lucas Camp No. 90, Spanish American War Veterans, formally presented to the city of Hartford City an American Flag. The emblem is to be flown daily from the flag staff in front of the city hall.

Omer C. Bates, commander of the Spanish American War Veterans of the Department of Indiana made the principal address. William Kreke, senior vice commander, also attended. Both are from Terre Haute. H.

M. Gaines, commander of the camp here, presided. Following the ceremony, in which a number of veterans' and patriotic organizations of this and nearby cities took part, a joint meeting of veterans was held at the city council chamber. Commissioners to Meet. The county commissioners will open their May meeting tomorrow morning.

The day will be spent principally in going over claims against the county. The city council will meet Monday evening, at which time further action will be taken on the program of street repair which is to be put through here this year. No cases of contagion were reported in Hartford City during the month of April, according to Dr Samuel Harden, city health officer. The Cantalena choir, of Manchester College gave a recital at the Presbyterian Church here this afternoon as the first observance of National Music Week in this Several other programs are to be given during the week. On Tuesday evening, a community sing will be held at the city council chamber.

Earl Peters to Speak. Another drive to interest the public of this county in building and repair work will be made this week. A meeting of tradesmen will be held on Friday evening. On Saturday evening a meeting open to the general public wll be held at the city hall, with R. Earl Peters, state chairman of the Federal Housing Administration, as survey here to determine the speaker.

ur It is, planned to make anneeds. The Junior Birdmen movement is meeting with considerable success here. Charter number 810 was received here yesterday for a squadron. The movement is being benefitted by the Aero Club. At the meeting of the American to be held Monday evening, arrangements will be considered the observance of Memorial day.

It is expected that a committee to be in charge will be named at that time. Ridgeville- The M. E. Aid was entertained at the home of Mrs. B.

F. Armstrong Wednesday afternon. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jesse Armstrong, Mrs. Roe McConaha and Mrs.

Elmer Hopkins. The Zetetic Club had a May breakfast at the home of Mrs. Clara Ferguson Wednesday morning. The committee in charge of the breakfast consisted of Mrs. Henry Schlotzhauer, Mrs.

L. W. Boswell, Mrs. Jesse Armstrong, Mrs. John' McFarland and Mrs.

E. E. Hopkins, of Union City. Lucy Lay is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin Mendenhall, in Crawfordsville.

Miss Elizabeth Turner, of Indianapolis, spent a few days this week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Fred Burns spent Wednesday in Kokomo.

The Best Yette Club members entertained their husbands at a carryin supper Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W. T. Middleton. Charles Schilling, who is a patient in Ball Hospital, remains about the same.

Mrs. Ed Warren, of Dayton, spent a few days this past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall. Donald Schlotzhauer left Thursday for an extended stay in Fort Wayne.

Miss Manila Fraze and Mrs. Ed Warren, of Dayton, went to Fort Wayne Friday to attend the banquet for graduate nurses of the Methodist Hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gussman, of Columbus, spent the past weekend visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Middleton. Miss Helen Teagarden, of Indianapolis, visited friends here Thursday and Friday.

In honor of Mrs. Lora Green of Swayzee, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sayers entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday. Mr.

Green and Mrs. Sayers are twin brother and sister. Miss Norma Webster entertained members of the Bridgette Club at her home here Tuesday evening. William Lorrick and family of near Maxville, spent the week-end in Terre Haute. Mrs.

Louella Morris of Losantville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Carl Painter here. Max Ford has gone to Chicago. L. W.

Roscoe and family have returned from Xenia, O. Ralph Thornburg of Indianapolis, spent the week-end with his parents here. Robert Dick and wife were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Buck at Lake George.

At the Delaware County old people's home, Sunday, 8 group from Farmland presented a program of new songs and poems written by Charles Allen Gaylor. A scripture arrangement and interpretation of the Life of Christ was given by the author. Those taking part were Mrs. Docear Brooks, Mrs. Anna McIntire, Miss Virginia Brooks, Miss Mildred Carter, pianist, and Charles Allen Gaylor.

The 4-H Club of the Green Township school will meet Tuesday at the school house. Dunkirk- The senior class of the Dunkirk High School and the sponsor, Miss Helen Maley, held a May breakfast Wednesday morning on the river bank near Fairview. The' class also visited two supposedly haunted houses along the river. Those attending were Helen Maley, Mary Bales, Wilma Ford, Mary Bullock, Elizabeth McDaniel, Ruth Bain, Lena Fulkerson, Wila Mae Whitehurst, Thelma Howard, Judith Smilack, Sara Alice Selvey, Mildred Hitchens, Mary Mae VanTilburg, Joseph Krall, Rollia Bullock, Howard McCune, John Fager, Jack Pettyjohn, Paul Portius, Robert McDonald, Connie Lea Whitehurst, Gail Silvers, Dale Johnson, Howard Jackson, Paul Sontag, Alton Ridgeway, Aaron Goodyear and Rex Reed. The Class of the M.

E. Church held its second annual banquet Wednesday evening in the basement of the church. The Ladies' Aid Society served the banquet at a large table for members and at an individual table for the speaker, Fred McClellan of Muncie, Russell Davis, the toastmaster, Mrs. S. R.

Martin, who class poem, James Adamson, the class historian. The male quartet, composed of O. D. Secrest. Paul Barnum, Denzel StewClaude McDaniel, gave several numbers.

A toast to the wives given by Homer McDaniel and Mrs. H. Carter gave the toast to the husbands. Mrs. Opal Whitacre and Paul Barnum sang a duet.

Roscoe Sumner read the class prophecy. Those attending were Mrs. Grace Cunningham, Mr. and Carter Stephens, Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Carter, Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Wyrick, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Littler, Mrs. Dorothy Bolinger, Mr.

and Mrs. Noal Whitacre. Mr. and Mrs. O.

D. Secrest. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnum, Mr.

and Mrs. Denzel Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Steigerwalt, Mrs. E.

H. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Homer McDaniel, and Mrs. Foss Littler, Mrs.

James Adamson, Mr. and MAida Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lantis, Mrs.

Dorothy Frommeyer, Mrs. Walter Painter, Mrs. Harry Nenstiel. Mr. and Mrs.

S. H. Carter, Mrs. Elmer Crothers, Claude McDaniel and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

George Denney, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. S.

R. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClellan. The H. H.

500 Club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Francis La Turner. Mrs. Hazel Phillips was hostess to the Just-a-Mere Club Thursday afternoon. Prizes in 500 were awarded Miss Madonna Phillips for high score, and Mrs.

Violet Stephens, consolation. Those attending were Mrs. Jeweldyne Cheek, Mrs. Mazie Sumner, Mrs. Helen Kegerise, Irene Anderson.

Ethel McNutt, Violet Stephens, and Miss Madonna Phillips. Mrs. D. P. Murray, of South Main street, entertained guests and members of the Home Circle Club at a May breakfast Wednesday morning.

The guests were asked to write short messages on their place cards, these being to Mrs. N. L. Heller, a member who was unable to attend because of illness. Each guest was presented with a of marmalade wrapped attractively, the favors being brought Florida by Mrs.

Murray. Those attending were Mrs. Georgia Anderson, Mrs. Bertha Gaunt, Mrs. Ruth Gaunt.

Mrs. Laura Keasbey, Mrs. Mae Dudley, Mrs. Scott of Eaton, Mrs. Donna Johnson, Mrs.

Sara Margaret Scott, Mrs. Emma Carter, Mrs. Mary Messick, Mrs. Cora Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Essie Collins, Mrs.

Berry, Charm McKinney, Mrs. Della Jones, Mrs. Bertha Wright, Mrs. Lucile Davis. Mrs.

Margaret Roe, Mrs. Ada Miller, Mrs. Laura Bales, Mrs. Maude Stewart, Mrs. Jessie Webster, and Mrs.

Lissa Devoe. The Research Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Beulah Hobson of Broad street. Mrs. Ella Mae Garber was in charge of the words, Mrs.

Roxie Brown conducted the critics' report. Plans were made to plant a tree on the high school lawn, this to be an annual project of the club. Mrs. Bertha Gaunt gave the major paper, "Pictures We Should and the minor paper, "4-H Clubs." was given by Mrs. Edna VanTilburg.

The Alpha Theta Club will meet Monday evening with Miss Jane Brotherton. On account of the showing of the "Sequoia," by the legion auxiliary at the Rex Theater, there will be no auxiliary meeting Wednesday evening. Redkey- The Standard Bearers will entertain their mothers at a tea Monday afternoon at the country home of Miss Marceil Arnold, east of here. This the annual thank offering meeting. Those desiring transportation are asked to meet at the M.

E. Church at 1:45 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Enlus Smith and son, Keith Smith. visited last week at Michigan City with Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Smith. William Appenzeller entertained members of the F. A. B.

Club at her home on North Meridian street Friday afternoon. Salus Club members were entertained at the home of Mrs. H. L. Aukerman on North Meridian street, Tuesday evening.

Refreshments were served John Reynolds, Mrs. O. B. Rodkey, Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mrs.

H. E. Rathfon, Mrs. Lilah Turpen, Mrs. Life and daughter, Florence Ellen, Mrs.

Harry Williamson, Mrs. Russel Current, and Mrs. John Lansford. The C. C.

Circle was entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Evans, south of Dunkirk, recently. Those present were Mrs. William Strong, Mrs. Archie Hiles and daughter, Opal, Mrs.

Etta Learned, Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs. Herschel DeHaven, Mrs. Altha Kimbrough, Mrs. Charles Shrack, Miss Vera Bergdoll, Mrs.

Mahlon Wingate, Mrs. Edith Campbell, Mrs. Frank Stigleman, Mrs. George Nibarger, Mrs. Irvin Adams, Mrs.

William Horine, and Miss Verna Evans. Miss Lucile McKinty, of Redkey, music and art teacher at the Gov. I. P. Gray High School at New Mt.

Pleasant, gone to Cincinnati where she will enter the College of Music for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Huggins spent Thursday at Fort Wayne. Mrs.

O. B. Rodkey and Miss Jane Barrie spent Wednesday evening at Portland. Former Hoosier Describes April 14 Dust Storm Most Severe In West STORM PERRYTON, TROTS APRIL A This dust storm was described by Victor Keller, former resident of Wells County and Shideler, who now lives R. 1, Beaver, as the most severe one had seen in his thirty-two years residence in Oklahoma.

He sent the above picture, which was taken at Perryton, twenty-three miles southwest of his home, on April 14, to The Star. Mr. Keller said storm reached his home about 4 o'clock in the afternoon and continued until about 10:30 o'clock and that since that time there has been dust blowing constantly with the exception of two days. It became as dark as night and the dust filtered into the house, making breathing difficult and forcing them to keep wet cloths over their faces. Fort Recovery- Misses Ellen and Florence Wonderly, of Dayton, spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. John Traxler. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heiby and daughter and Mrs.

John Heiby, of Cincinnati, spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hastings, of Columbus, spent Sunday Mrs. Ella Hastings.

Mrs. Elnora Keller and Mrs. A. E. Schlamb had as guests Sunday, Harry Keller and family, of Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ulmer and daughter, of Dayton, spent Sunday and Mrs. Fred Ulmer and Mr. and Mrs.

George Stone. Mrs. James Pratt and children, of Greenville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Golder Sunday afternoon.

The regular meeting of the Welfare Association was held Monday evening and the following officers were elected: President, H. W. Long; first vice-president, G. W. Reuter; secretary, H.

J. Franke, treasurer, Sebastian Ranly; directors, W. H. May, L. H.

Wagner, A. J. Beach, H. H. Kleinheus.

Rev. D. R. Horn and A. F.

Vonder Haar. Miss Betty Rogers, of Union City, came Monday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Traxler. Recent guests of Mrs.

Frank Jones were Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman, of Todeldo. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Brown, Mrs.

Will Emmerson and Mrs. John Gray, of Portland. The members of the Business and Professional Women's Club gave a bridge party Wednesday evening for the benefit of the library fund. On Thursday afternoon the members of the Methodist Ladies' Society met at the home of Mrs. W.

H. Lonk. Miss Charlotte Kolp, of Columbus, came Monday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. Clara Kolp. The senior class play, "The Spanish Onion," will be presented Wednesday evening, May 15.

The following are members of the cast: Misses Mary Jane Miller, Cleo Horine, Estella Spornhauer, Irene Smith, Delores Zehringer and Anna Clare King, and Ralph Amstrutz, Ralph Coby, Harold Robbins, Arthur Steinbrunner and Ralph Hemmelgarn. Gaston- Miss Effie Riggs, of Middletown, was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Larue. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bryant spent Wednesday in Milton. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick. Brinker returned home visiting near Marion. Mrs. William entertained at dinner Sunday honor of her husband's birthday.

Guests included G. F. Pittenger, of Farmland; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse House and daughter, Charlotte, Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Gruver, Jennie Gruver, Miss Rosemary Needler and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Holdcraft. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Legates, of Reading, spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. Mrs. Ed Hobbs and daughter, Ruth. Mrs.

Hestain Weaver and daughter, Joan, of Chicago, spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blake, of Marion. Mr. and F.

W. Lewellen and Mrs. J. F. Kimmel attended the O.

E. S. Grand Chapter meeting at Indianapolis. Basil Baker, Mrs. Sam Conner and Mrs.

Ethel Sweany attended the district meeting of the Rebekah lodge at Anderson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mann entertained the following guests at a euchre party Sunday evening: Mr. and Mrs.

Ormal Beuoy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulum, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Pyle and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Poindexter. Mr.

and Mrs. Ora Hooke son, Herman, of near Shideler, and Miss Betty Porter were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wallar had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wallar, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Wallar, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dewees, Miss Catherine Pyle, Ferrell Dewees and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewellen, of Shideler.

Mr. and Mrs. John Rozell and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Collins and daughters of Warrenton, visited Mr.

and Mrs. James Rector afternoon. Mrs. William Bradfield entertained the G. C.

B. May breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. W.

O. Scott, of Bloomington. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frazee and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lutes spent Sunday with the Rev. and Mrs. L. W.

Kemper, of Kokomo, SPICELAND TO HOLD FIELD DAY PROGRAM Homecoming for Academy Graduates Wednesday. Spiceland, May Wednesday, Spiceland will be host to the hundreds of former students and friends of the old Spiceland Academy and high school at an old-time field day, an event that has gone down in history as the outstanding relebration and homecoming in this section of Indiana. The following program has been arranged: Concerts by Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Children's Home Band of Knightstown at 9, 10, 12:30 and 2:30 o'clock. Three ball games: Freshmen vs. Junior High at 9 o'clock; Academy Alumni vs.

High School Alumni at 10 o'clock, and Cambridge City High School vs. Spiceland High School at 3 o'clock. Tennis, horseshoe and track events from 10 until 2:30 o'clock. Children's drills and grade school commencement in the gymnasium at 12:30 o'clock. Other entertainment for young and old.

Lunch and dinner may be had on the grounds. Balloon parachute drop at 4:30 o'clock. Modoc- Following their regular services Sunday members of the Primitive Baptist churches of Dalton and Salem came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.

K. Culy where they enjoyed a basket dinner. In the afternoon a short service was held. Maxine Wright has secured a position with the Peoples Loan and Trust Company. Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Harris spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Hildebrandt, of Connersville. Mr. and Mrs.

B. K. Culy spent. the -end with their son, George Culy, and family, of Webster, and attended the baccalaureate exercises of their granddaughter. Mr.

and Mrs. and family and Miss Crystal Rubush were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodson. of Blountsville.

Mr. Everett Downey of Indianapolis and Mrs. Paul Thomas and son, of Lynn, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. S.

L. Fouts. Mr. and Mrs. V.

C. Hodson and son, of Hagerstown, spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. S. L.

Hodson. Mrs. Thomas Starr will spend a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

W. Ridenour, while Mr. Starr is attending Ball State College. Mrs. Alice Hanscom, of Hagerstown, Mrs.

S. L. Hodson and Miss Crystal Rubush were recent dinner guests of Mrs. C. E.

Driskill. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell are staying with Mrs. Etta Fouts.

M. and Mrs. C. R. Wright spent the week-end with Mr.

and Mrs. John Wright, of Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shoemaker and son.

of Muncie, spent Sunday with Mrs. Drue Harty. Mrs. Helen Wright and Maxine entertained Sunday Mr. Mrs.

Fred Wright, of Richmond, Miss Florence Wright, J. S. Reynard and Delbert Gable. Mr. and Mrs.

Marvin Friddle, of Muncie. were Sunday dinner guests and Mrs. Ernest Randall. Mr. and Mrs.

John Lee spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee, of Mooreland. Mr. and Mrs.

Chester Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bennett were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Almeda Bennett. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Olvey, of Winchester, were afternoon callers. Clarence Clouser, of Lakeland. called on Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Clouser Sunday evening. Miss Lorene Bennett. of Muncie. spent the week- here with her parents. Miss Ruby Halstead was her Sunday guest.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moistner and children, of Dublin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moistner.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edwards and children, of Muncie, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.

and Mrs. Luna Edwards. Miss Miriam Wright has secured a position in Newcastle. Loren Cates, Warren Jones, Willard and Boyd Haisley and William Taylor Miller attended the 4-H Club roundup at Purdue University the last of the week. Blountsville- Mr.

and Mrs. N. P. McCollum, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred McCollum of this place and Ernest McColum, of Paterson, N. spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Leullen. Howard Copland and Miss Fern York took Wednesday supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Snodgrass. Mr. and Mrs. Burnon Rash and family entertained to dinner Sunday, Mr.

and Mrs. Loyd Bisel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bisel and son. of Hartford City, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Parks and son and Mrs. Laura Rash. Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Garner and children, of Newcastle, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mooreland, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs.

Joseph Oxley and daughter spent Monday with Mrs. Edd Deardorff, near Mooreland. Mrs. Kermit Rhea entertained to dinner Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Snodgrass, of near here. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pool, Mrs. Fern York and daughter.

Miss Margret Shockley has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Shockley at Spencerville. Mrs. Mort Bird is spending the week in Muncie.

Koontz and daughter, of Mooreland, spent Friday with Mrs. Bernice Burch. Harold Holliday spent the week-end in Richmond. Mrs. Florence Blease, of Muncie, is visiting Mrs.

Fannie Blount. Mr. and Mrs. Carson Ford, of near here, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Smeltzer. Mr. and Mrs. John Dragoo, of Mt. Pleasant, spent Wednesday afternoon with Miss Jane Lindsey.

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Felton spent Sunday afternoon in Indianapolis. Upland- As the storm approached, he said, several colors made it quite beautiful, "even though one knew its devastating effects." Close to the earth there was a black layer, then a grayish pink one and a yellow-tinted top. Flocks of birds flew ahead of it and live stock tried to keep in front of it.

Much of the stock died from its effects and many persons were made ill. He said that very little crops have been raised for four years and that none will be planted unless it rains soon. He said the people are destitute and expressed a desire to leave the country, if some of his friends here help him. This section had a hard snow and some rain last week. Summitville- Mrs.

Sherman Vinson was hostess Thursday to members of the Westside Community Club. Guests of the club were Mrs. Oscar Allred, Mrs. Myron Marsh, Mrs. Mary Clark, Miss Mary Call, Miss Dorothy Nell Kirkpatrick and Miss Ruby Vinson.

Dr. and Mrs. Victor Levine, of Chicago, spent Sunday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ludie Warner, Mrs.

Mildred Love was hostess to the Live Wire Class of the Christian Church Friday evening. A potluck supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Friddle and daughter have returned from a visit at Xenia, O.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Crouse entertained Wednesday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Wilford Kem and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Branch daughter, of Anderson: Miss Lillie Murray Beeson. Mrs. Joseph Hannon has returned from a visit at Middletown.

Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson, of Clayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thompson, of Danville, were guests Sunday of the Rev.

and Mrs. Maurice Thompson. Mrs. Ada Dickey spent the weekend at Elwood. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Hayden, of Fairmount, were Sunday guests at the Frank Hamilton home. Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Zeda Mae Reed, of Muncie, to Ernest Collins, of Terre Haute. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Reed, of Summitville. Mr. and Mrs. Orville McMahan spent Sunday in Fort Wayne. Mrs.

Charles Schultz was hostess Tuesday to the Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church. The class made a donation to the fund for remodeling of the parsonage. Betty Love was a guest of the class. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ellis have returned from a visit at Colfax. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Vetor and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Vetor and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vetor spent Sunday near Fowlerton.

The Misses Mozelle Weaver and Dorothy Waymire attended a club meeting in Alexandria Monday night. Charles Reed has returned from a visit in Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Canup and daughters visited in Fairmount Sunday.

The Rev. and Mrs. R. B. Givens were guests of Mrs.

Amanda Rollins at Arcadia Tuesday. A birthday dinner was served Sunday at the home of John Brunt, west of here. Frank Zimmerman and Miss Lillian Maxam were in Anderson Wednesday night to attend the Indiana University Founders' Day dinner. Portland- Mrs. Fred Ramsey of East Main street, went to Fort Wayne Thursday, where she spent the remainder of the week with Mrs.

L. A. Warner, formerly Miss Flo Colelesser. Mr. Ramsey joined her for the week-end.

Robert Wehrly, student at Ball State College, Muncie, is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wehrly, of North Meridian street road. Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Yount of West Walnut street, visited at Piqua, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

George C. Powers of East North street. attended the Northern Indiana Methodist ConferFort Wayne last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Wallace Bach, Glenna and Carol Armstrong of West High street, guests of Mrs. Elsie Jeane Ireland, at Dunkirk, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schramm and newphew, Robert Williams.

of Dayton, recently visited Mrs. John Manes of East High street. Mrs. Charles Goslee of North Depot street, visited last week at Ft. Wayne, with her daughter, Miss Virginia Goslee.

Dr. and Mrs. Schenk of Ridgeville, spent Tuesday evening in Portland, attending the supper and card party at the Elks home there. Mrs. H.

J. Templeton and Mrs. Homer Pontius were dinner guests of Mrs. Leo Smith of North Ship street, Tuesday evening. Ira Atkinson of Portland, attended the Northern Indiana M.

E. Conference at Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williamson of South Pleasant street, spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Leroy Hudson at Monticello. Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Goodwin, who were recently married were honored by friends and relatives at a dinner at their home northeast of here. The occasion also honored the birthday anniversary of Mort Goodwin.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keever recently entertained several guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pugh have returned from Van Wert, O. Mr. and Mrs.

William Hawkins 1 recently entertained out-of-town guests. Miss Kathyrnn Poorman, of Gladwin, Glenn Phipps, and Grover Piper, of Emporia, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Poorman. Miss Alta Woolard is visiting in Portland.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Townsend recently entertained at dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Townsend. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Elliott of Marion, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery King and Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Hamm. Miss Irma Dare and Miss Grace Benedict visited recently in Columbus. O. Honoring the "tenth birthday anniversary of their daughter, Dorothy, Professor and Mrs. George Fenstermacker entertained at a dinner party, recently, The Rev.

and Mrs. James Elliott and family, of Liberty, have been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. James Elliott Kellar. and Mrs.

Harvey Hayes of Marion, were recent guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayes. Miss Iris Abbey is visiting in Spencer, W. Va.

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Oren were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson, of Muncie.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Outland, of Marion, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.

W. Outland. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry and daughter, of Marion, were recent dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Schwark. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Atkinson recently entertained -town dinner guests.

Book Club met at the home of Mrs. Eloise Fenstermacker. Mr. and Mrs. George Gardener and Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Dewitt recently entertained -town guests at dinner. and Mrs. Selah Wright, J. M.

McMath, and Jimmie McMath visited recently in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. George Deeter and family, Mr. and Mrs.

George Porter and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Everette Deeter and daughter, and Mrs. Della Porter have returned from Carlos City.

Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Abbey and Miss Sadie Louise Miller were recent dinner guests of Professor and Mrs. George Fenstermacker. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Stephens recently entertained a number of outof -town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ladd recently entertained in honor of the birthday anniversaries of Josephine and Betty Ladd.

Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hodson were the recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hanley, of near Portland.

The Standard Bearer Society of the M. E. Church will meet at the home of Miss Martha Himelick, Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Jack Meyers, of Portland. was the Friday guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Culla M. Woolard. Mrs. George Himelick recently entertained out-of-town guests.

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Green, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Dora Mae Green, a student at Purdue University, have, returned home from Fairmount.

Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Partridge and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Partridge, all of Fowlertown. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson. The Monroe Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Center School Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock.

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