Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 8

i lS LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Monday Evening October 26 1031 ROGER MAYHILL AVOID U6LY PIMPLES TO AND former district superinten TO CHICAGO AND Rv GEORGE McMANUS RINGING IIP ATHER RETURN 2G BY bE BECK BARNEY GOOGLE LONDON OCT 21 1931 UP by Les forgrave A Debt Discharged BJG SISTER Bv SWAN HIGH PRESS! IRE PETE Home Again! I 330 Main St MM MONON ROUTE to a warmer place fresh and green like the cold Old year will be a cookie and will local 35 BERNARD GOOGLE ESQ UNITED STATES AMERICA AJILL LEAVE ON NEXT BOAT TO ARRANGE RACE DETAILS OWE YOU? 'v'i COtfWcX SUNRISE EATURE celebration began with led Illinois He his last 111 LOQD HACRY PLEASE ADVISE WHETHER YOU ACCEPT CHALLENGE TO RACE MY ILLY PICCALILLY AGAINST YOUR TWO HORSES Taken to Penal arm Donald Romine 19 was taken to the Indiana state farm Mon day by Sheriff Arthur Eversole and Ed Stalnaker jail" turnkey The youth will serve six months for larceny VEuu AT LAST HERE IS 1 THOUGHT IT VlUX LOST Tut TROUBLE SUNSHINE? The sunrise 'prayer meeting Rev Knight Phone 2101 West Side" Square ANO ME WOULDN'T TAKE A CENT THINK HIS REMEMBERING THAT BUDDY! NOW that MICE of I November 19 LEMMESEeJAtNiT SOU DE GIRL WHUT BRANG MY LITTLE 0CY SOOTY HOME (ME HE (SOT LOST ON DE IVAM? I THOUGHT SO NO THEY Al NT NO CHARGE Horses' to Barney Now? lAORRi ED MISTAH DIS CABLEGRAM COME O' MI5TAH GOOGLE HE'S TOO BUSY UUID HIS LADY WIEND 1931 King eature Syndicate Inc Great Britain nghte reaertej the widow Mrs Sophia four ihalf Lehigh 1 Copyright 1981 by Central Pre AeeoeUtion Inc GUESS WOT QIS a by Miinnav scnooi was held i at the usual hOur folldwing 0 0 EVERY RIDAY AND SATURDAY pood rotaming un til Mondnj Niht The Hogan Drug Co 115 East Side Square VERY SATURDAY NIGHT TU Tell Tou Whbt Tro Can Do Good raturninf Sunday Night Shadow Song or "many months the shadow I children with the turned about! names Millor llanld Yam and! PINE VILLAGE 'Ind ca ch a glimpse of Jac The one hundredth afi Jack Who? Jack rost Now and niversary' of the Pine' Village tViAn fbav wmill mnra I a i a i iri i "What are ivnii so busv I Knarf called after him The shad I amiiri bv TDAiai CACTtD ow boy was always reaay roy aa IKAYU DI IrtAIi rAol tK venture and he thought maybe AND NOW CHEAPER Jack would take him along ever ne irngiiv guing i Hanid whispered to Knarf: I be so saucy You ask so many questions But Jack seem mind at all He chuckled again and said: would you like to help "Would going to be hard "I care what is it?" Again Jack chuckled Then he said: "Well come out lnr the garden too warm Knarf promptly followed him out into the garden The others hesitated at flpst but their curiosity overcame their fear of' catching cold You see the wind was blowing mnd the leaves on the trees were tossing about They were cold too but they seem to be able to leave the branches to which they were attached and go They were still and they brown dried up leaves mind anything but green leaves do Jack rost sat himself down on a cold rock out in the middle of the coldest part of the garden i The shadows drew close to him (my how cold it was even near I Jack rost) It Was plain that he I was very well pleased with him self "Now he said merrily tell you what you can do for (Tomorrow: Task) had lived in Danville fdr 20 y6afa Several years ago her husband an employe of the and I railroad 't was killed' at 'Danville Junction One daughter Alice of Danville survives In addition' to the two brothers and sister here she leaves a brother Patrick and tivo sisters Mrs Jack Moriarity and Mrs Katherine Schmidt of Indianapolis During "her resi dence here Mrs Patterson was a member of' St Catholic church" The funeral wipbe held Wednesday morning at 9 at 'St church In Dan ville And the body will then be brought to this city i for burial in the Curtin' family lot in St Mary's cemetery (' Event AndClubExhibit BROOKSTON Tnd Oct An exhibit by our club boys and girls i will be combined this yeartyjth 4 annual Hal "celebration 'Mnd Mardi Gras set for Thursday 29 The exhibit 4will be held tn the' afternoon In the Ona Myers room on Railroad street and the celebration Is set for the evening A feature of the evening pro gram will be of the famous drum and bugle corps ofLafayette Post No 11 'American Legion Members win appear in costumes appropriate for the oc casion Leming and his musical family of Lafayette 1 featuring the eight year old drum mer will give free entertainment afternoon and evening beginning at 2 4 The big masquerade party will start at 7 the progrartx to include costume' contests and en tertainment Cash prizes will be offered for the best outfits In the following classes: Hobo negro man negro woman negro boy under 12 negro girl under 12 clown adult clown under 12 Indian squaw chief cou ple any type costume novelty unique and original both adult and under 12 Large crowds have attended these celebrations each year' the public is again invited to attend and compete for prizes this fall The 4 exhibit i will include ag ricultural and horticultural work by boys and sewing and baking by' girls Judging will be done during the afternoon and prises awarded all winners rischtneyer Rites The funeral of Miss Carrie rischmeyer lifelong: resident of this city was conducted Monday morning from St Boniface Cath olic church The Rev Agnellus Lammert was the cele brant at a requiem high mass JosSphr'Sohultz Charles Meckiem I burg John Sheets Herman Lodde A Korty and George Kunkle were pallbearers Inter ment In St cemetery A A Bittner Mulberry Passes AwayMULBERRY md (Special) Amandes Alfred Bitt ner 69 a well known resident of Mulberry died at 8:15 o'clock unday night after an" illness of two vfecks with a complication of diseases Born in county Pennsyl vania ebruary 15 1862 he was a son of Amandes and Sarah (De long) Bittner On November 14 1891 he married Sarah Ann Mer kel who survives1 He came to Indiana when he was 29 years old settling east of Mulberry He was a blacksmith until 1902 when the Lake Erie railroad placed him in "charge of its pumping sta tion here a position he held: juntil 1929 when he was transferred to a pumping station ins remained there until ness Survivors besides' i are his stepmother Bittner Slatington Pa brothers Oliver Btttndr countyt Pennsylvania Hajrry Bitt Bridgeport iPa: I Victor ner jand Oscar Bittner both of New York 'He belonged to the Zion church and the Red lodge uneral services will bfe conduct ed from Zion Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at 2 The Rev I Whitman will officiate burial in air Haven cemetery VteM 1 PiCK DROe HeL) GOTfa 01 CfYfc Tujq CHRueeeotf Jn rich Paints and Duco Dependable Drug Store Sixth and Main Sts Your Prescription receive the careful at tention of' a registered phar macist at Only the purest of drugs are used Mrs Harley Patterson ormer Resident Here Dies in Danville III Mrs Mary Patterson widow of Harley Patterson and a former resident of Lafayette died at her home in Danville Ill aftef a Jong" illness She was a sister of Cornelius and Thomas Curtin and Mrs Samuel Brady this city Born in Lafayette' 58 years ago her maiden name was Mary Curtin daughter of Patrick and Ellen Curtin local pioneers She Annual Cookie Sale Is BegunThe fourth annua cookie sale Sponsored by the A and the Girls' Reserve clubs of Lafay ette and West Lafayette is under way Mrs Burr S' Swezey is heading the in icharge of the drive She is assisted in the work by Mrs Joseph A An drew Mrs paijk Timberlake Mrs Charles Kern and Miss Dorothy Nossett members of the executive committee The goal of "orders for 5000 dozen cookies by November 14 has been set for this year and orders are being' solicited by members of the Girt Reserves and by mem bers of other local clubs among their groups The Purdue A wllk hive charge of securing ordera from the college fraternity and sorority The cookies ordered will be delivered on Thurs day and riday and 20 The cookies this new type of butter be furnished by baker The profits derived from the sale will be used to finance local activities CHURCH SERVES HUNDRED YEARS Inlays up $150 $100 $1750 up GET OUTTAXlQOK look I NEVER To Ve 5 VUe OJe5 LOW To Dentistry or Less PILATE by a morning service at which Dr Switzer gave the permon An anthem by the choir and duet formed fa part of 'the program' A large number Including many visitors joined in the basket dia ne held at poon in the church basement ''Dr Leazenby gave the afternoon address and Dr Switzer have remmlscenses of early days of the conference and of the localchurch Tho PIne Village orchestra playedMrs Daisy McBroom pleased with a vocal' duet the Rev and Mrs Burdon sang a duet and the choir sang The local orchestra 'gave a half 'concert' opening 'the eve ning service A historical sketch of the local church 'was read by Rev Knight and a pantomine "Pictures rom Our Church was presented A song by the choir and a cornet duet were also Included 50 rand up Dr Pearlman DENTIST 116 North Third St STQRIRS 1 1 'V MAX TRCLL" Little Jack 'rost'went to iletp on some ice 1 g' Pine Village Congre faation Celebrates Cen tennial With Sunday All Day Program CHARLES ETTER CHEPIi'Jtll Takes Benton CountyTltlein Contest Chase in' yVhich12 Competed to Seek State OWLER Ind Oct Charles Etter of Oxford state corn husk ing champion iii 1928 and 1929Won the Benton title in' a contest held Saturday on the farin Of Clarence Lawson near Chase The 10 high buskers In county contests will compete In a state contest November 4 at Peru Harry Etter also of Oxford 'state champion last year is eligible to compete in the state contest again this year A crowd of nearly 800 people witnessed the county contest Sat urday which was sponsored by the Benton county arm Bureau with Reed county agent in general "charge' The records of the 12 contest ants are announced as follows: Charles Etter Oxford 2369 bu shels Byron arrell owler 2283 Dexter Oxford 225': Albert Etter Oxford 2276 Walter Rei gel owler 2156 Matthews Boswell 2164 Sylvester Garing Earl Park 2147 David Jarrell Oxford 2062 William' Zollman owler 2044 George Bachman Earl Park 2038 Donald lshback owler 1827 Raymond Gwilllams owler' 1027 Preceding the contest a multiple hitch demonstration was held on the Kelly farm: adjoining the Law son farm Thieves Enter Battery Shop and Take Change A thief "broke a glass in a rear door at the Risk Tweedie bat tery between Saturday night and Monday morning en tered and ransacked the saf and cash register The latter contained about $150 a bunch of keys and several checks The checks were taken out of a check book The safe contained no money and had been left unlocked Purdue Senior Re elected 4 President of Young Peo? pie Next Convention' at Huntington "A delegation 42 persons from Lafayette aftd: Tippecanoe county attended the conference of the Indiana Young Council of Religious Education for the north ern half of the state which closed Sunday at Noblesville after a three session The Rev Williams pastor of Trinity church here spoke at a mass meet Ing Saturday morning over which Mrs onts of Taylor Sta tion director of young work in Tippecanoe county pre sided The conference topic was' Peace and Roger Maylfill of Delphi and a senior "at Pulhue was re elected president of the state council Ber nice Hines of Noblesville and Audra Swift ranklin were chosen vice presidents and Thelma Kin naman Indianapolis secretary It was voted to hold the 1982 meet tag in Huntington Mr Mayhill is president of Kappa Delta 'Pi na tional educational honorary frater nity and a member of Kappa Phi Sigma literary honorary frater nityi both at Purdue The convention was largely au tended Carroll county sent a dele gation of 80 including a county chorus of 60 voices which was given a place on the program Montgomery county had' 70 dfele gates and Boone and White coun ties also had large groups present PRICES 22 kt Gbld Crown Bridge: work Crown Gold illings and low as Silver illings Porcelain illings Cleanino Teeth Painless Extractions Plates PARTY HELD BY: WINGATE OJ WINGATE Ind Oct (Spe cial) The regular meetingof the! was followed by a party I A Wednesday night with 80 in at 1 tendance Mrs Harry Tabor of I Odell had charge of the program I which was composed of' songs byl Mrs Clarence Marks of West! Point readings by Mr Marks and! musical readings by Mrs Tabor I accompanied by Mrs Glen Harri man of Odell at the piano Lights I were out and a tribute of a few if? silence was observed ini a rqspect to Mr' Edison After ths I program contests charge of I I AJCi tfel UL 111 Ly I I proved entertaining Mrs Miry I 7 iPalln was committee 'chairman of I a lunch served cafeteria style I red Crane and family moved I i Thursday to Crawfordsville I Mrs Mark Maddux is home from spending five weeks with her sis I ter and mother in Paris Hl I ELMDALC BIRTH 'A daughter: was born Wednes I day to Mr and Mrs' Adim Bode I Brake at Mrs Galey Is doivn I some old buildings 'on her prem ises and "putting iip a new back Mrs Lou Sayefsx'Who has been I I visiting Mr and Mrs rancis Par I ker and baby in Lafayette 1 spent I la few days this week with her sister Mrs Keltah Tabor at Odell I I Mr and Mrs Marlon Mahaska I I moved Thursday into the Murphy I town property I Does a pimply face embarrass you? Get package of Dr Ed wards Olive Tablets The skin should begin to clear you have taken rthe tablets a few nights if you are like thousands of others' Help cleanse the blood bowels and liver with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets the successful substitute calomel: no "sickness or pain alter taking them Dr Edwards Olive Tablets do 'that which calomel does and just 4a3 effectively but "their action is i franiln nnri con 4ncAnA nf cbvnrn and irritating (then they would or more Methodist Episdopkl church "was Thousands who take Olive Tab properly feel him when they pass celebrated here yesterday ap plets are never cursed with a 1 box He generally pfroprlstte al! dky services Many i brown taste" a bad a dull Summer there as it was just I attended including! formed mem listless feeling consti enough Yoy Int He pqs I jera Lnj pastors now living else pation pimply face lltlyely hated the sun and the I hre together with friends Olive Tablets are purely vege an dusty5roads made! Yhe Rev Knight pastor table compound known1 by theirhlm hide in terror historical sketch at theeve olive color However October days were com nlhg service stated that the Revs Dr i Edwards spent years among PV on and one evening after ail I John rench and James McCain patients afflicted with liver and I the real children had gone to bed circuit riders? organized Ka Meth bowel complaints and Olive Tab were warnfiy tucked away un odist here in 1831 in the are Jhe Immensely effective der their heavy blankets the shad 1 homd of Isaac Metsken This re result Take nightly for a caught him slipping out of glon was Still nearly virgin prairie See how mubb better 'you feel I the ice box He shut the door then and the founding of the and'Hook 15c YSc 60c Adv behind him and said: "Ah fine I town of Pine Village Was still weather having" about 15 years in the future too Yam said I SERVICES IN DUELLING 1 cold! 1 Don't be silly It is I During these first years services not half cold enough This is just were held in the Metsker home a taste 'of what going be and later in the community school HVa in a mnnth nr" Tank I buildino In 1845 the first church 1 All I A A A Chuckled as he said this and snap was built known as "Big Pine I HU fllmll Pe1 his teeth together as In 1885 under the pas lllgJAUV were looking forward to tha torate of the Rev Thompson i pleasantest time tn me jeur neu miuimi uvuw vvu I he exclaimed suddenly I structed The present brick struc I stand here talking with you I ture whA erected in 1903 was" I got too much to With thatdedicated by Rev I Ives of BiBI A BUL TLctl UUl UlrvUu 1 me xviLviinii 1 AUuumi xvtsv Uiivm jiajiivj' Di II DN window Jack rost bother was then pastor usmT the ''onr I ormer castors present were the Revs Burdon Remington and Whitson Wolcott Rev Knight pastor of Congress Street chufch Lafayette brother of local pastor at tended the zaftemoon service speakers for the day in cluded the ReV George Swit zer Of St Joseph Mich and the Rev Leazenby of Monti cello dent TALBOT NEWSV TALBOT Ind Oct 2 (Special) Superintendent red 'HUI Vis ited school Tuesday I urade cards were given out Neglect Your Eyes Wednesday for the first six weeks School was closed Thursday and At the first sign of eyestrain riday because of the as I headaches or faulty vision eee socjation meeting at Indianapolis I HD I 'TrTT'tlT I There was an average of 99 1 JLwUJLzll per cent in attendance the first Jewel and Optometritx weeksOnly two and one half days were missed by the entire 419 Mam St (school i Helen Musser and Lucille Chaf fee walked off 'with spelling hon TTZZZZZ ors Helen representing th ft sixth ji grade spelled 197: words correctly OR HARDWARE and Lucille Vfrhm grade five spelled 142 words correctly Ri IZ II The fifth and sixth grades are Iviocre (X Kemple taking an interesting imaginary zj trio in" South America fraraware Muller and Josephine' of Earl Park were Sunday dinner Phone 2577 guests of Mr1 4 Mrs Henry (Muller Mrs Lydia Ransom Mrs Har old Ransom and mother Mrs i Svmthe Miss Virginia Ogle and Mrs Jessie Jacobs and? spent a day1 tn Lafayette 'loss Kennedy end 1 family vis ited friends in Tab? 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