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Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 3

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Lafayette, Indiana
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LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER NIEHDU GROTTO Wfest Lafauette and Purdue University 4 HARLEQUIN LOCAL SESSION ST CAPITAL CITY Compose Jacket Effects for Both Sport I and Dressy Wear These Smart New club ROCKjS Day vear 0 0 re Daily and girls' club for a The Open Road PROVED 5AE in the Take without ear as Told in Package BAVER advertisements you go the product ahead a You don't know effort adver Anything widely 53 Advertisements put you on the open road to satisfaction We Lead ALL BRAN POPULAR store 12 EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS the ever Mr Engineer inwhich was litigations the senior university Newell a ifty seven years' ago an lean tourist climbip Mount with sev Rock stand Ea the give ac me Hanna who will remain 5 I I Dresses That The Smartest Women Are Choosing vocational the local to Lafay and ri their meetings the sec each Also the following officers elected: Mary Brown presi Martha Brown vice presi Wilma Hinckley secretary Miller song and yell leader Broken Glass Replaced Seat cover made to order eBufuiuiiJi pule edo) MSN Top dressing and polish Apply Zemo Healing Liquid Easy to Use News Notes of ountain Co for Headache 1 umbago Rheumatism Pain Pain package 430 Main St the Methodist parsonage A busi ness session followed the supper The following were present: Phoebe Hornberger Alice Mary Lehman Mary Blind Alice Wal ters Helen Mann Vivian Long Pauline Johnson Marian Whist ler Geraldine Tudor Eleanor Briar Charlotte Slane and Mar tha Alexander Lafayette hospital to treatment for several LxxuriovjTrvim Rout of th Rodey Mountain Li mitM or Colorado lwr to Colorado only direct route to both Denver and Colo rado Spring de lure Gddm Stat Lim ited to California and other feet trains west daily on convenient schedules ill ia and mail the coupon nn Parade Banquet and Cere monial eature Meeting Indianapolis Sending Big Spring aqd i oremostJ 1 spent fam Mrs aid to the injured Ratcliff of Chicago a HEADACHES ARE A WARNING SIGN attending college A Rawlins went to St hospital Lafayette Mon lartre assortment newest color7 the Indiana Authorized Atwater Kent Dealer Authorized Zenith Dealer Purdue Preparing for Its Annual Observance Sat urday Program Is An nounced With their little separate coats create a new type of garment that is one of the most prac tical for Spring and Summer Central Top and Battery Co Phone 1126 Does not affect the Heart Amer Blanc threew away his pistol during a blizzard The pistol has been found in a shallow stream at the foot of a glacier Read the advertisements tised breakfast food hammer hair and I Switzer attended the historical meeting at Wadena Sun day The next meeting will be at Armstrong on coming day some time in June Mr and Mrs Brummit spent Sunday "with Joseph Brummit and family Route Lawson and Guy Lenning and wife spent Sunday with Mrs pffertie Smith of Boswell John Liptrap and family spent Sunday with loyd Lenning of Green i Hill Eliza beth Gephart Luella Myers and Louise Hildenbrand left for Indianapolis where 'they will en ter school for the spmmer each church in the delightful program Rock Island Vacation Traval Service Bureeu 615 Merchants Bank Buildins Indianapolis IndSend ma your fra booklet on Colorado Yellow tone California (check book book deaired) also complete information regard inc fare atop overs etc I am intereattd tn youe AlI Erp nw Plan Toura to Colorado renoe last first five man tournament Recreation the name the state with 3055 It was another triumph for cast and chorus and largest that events: Registration in building 8 to 10 on morning? luncheon at and a Jspeclal convo 2 on Saturday rom 4 to 6:30 a tea Wabash Township Now Has 4 Club The first meetitig of the Wabash township 4 club was held riday afternoon at the Klondike school building with Mrs Edith Baker as club leader During the business session the girls decided to hold ond and fourth Monday in month were dent dent Ruth Miss Bowen county club leader discussed with the girls the club work for the summer The meeting adjourned to meet Monday afternoon May 9 at 1 o'clock at the school building Any girls wishing to do club work this summer are requested to report at the next meeting California Daily beginning May IS 509 Columbia St Phona 1240 Extensive preparations are un' der way for the annual Mothers' day celebration at Purdue and the committee in) charge with Miss Margaret Christen chairman has announced the following pro gram of the Union Saturday 12 cation at afternoon will be held in thet ball room of the Memorial building A song fest at 7:30 in' owler hall will provide an opportunity for com petition among sororities ad each organization will sing two num bers All students of the univers ity are co operatingt to make this program especially attrac tive and as two thousand invi tations have been issued it is ex pected there will be a large crowd of visitors in town over the week end Immortelles Supper Husbands As Guests The husbands of the members of the Immortelles were the honored guests at a supper meet ing Monday evening in the par lors of the irst? Methodist church' A short business meeting follow ed supper after which the wives were guests of the husbands at a ball game in the high school gymnasium PERSONAL AND GENERAL? Mrs Columbe of the Kron OR WOMEN AND MISSES ALE BRAN will relieve constipation safely permanently! Delegation Aviator Here' I Merou Grotto of Lafayette had highly successful ceremonial on tne amny ASPIRIN" New Swrrjmer Styles Engineering Eeniors Hear Newell Address Newell president of the research service of Washington consulting concern which also deals with patents and was the speaker before engineers at Purdue Tuesdav morning Mr graduate of Boston Tech 1885 is regarded as an outstanding figure in his field and for twenty years was chief of the US reclamation service The topic of address was "The Government timely inasmuch as many senior engineers are planning on a' gov ernment career in engineering are included in groups Georgettes Elizabeth flat crepes printed crepes sports fab rics and combinations Choose now while selec tion is most complete is a guest at the home of Thomas Hanna for a has here High Scores Hold In State Tourney By the Associated Press Which team hUUTti rpa aiay nign oviiyy South best i night failed to touch the five standings in the events of the statp here The Parlors rolling under of Gilberts who set record for the event pins in the state tourney in ort Wayne last year made a poor showing with 2839 tpins although placing ninth in the standings A Miller and Knauss of Indianapolis contributed the high est doubles score or the day 1219 pins which 'gave them enth place in the standings Unless you see the "Bayer on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin pro ed safe by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty five years for Colds Neuritis Toothache Neuralgia TCnoh unbroken contains proven direction Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents Druggists also seU bottles of 24 and 100 flats who tell and broke a hip three weeks ago is still a patient at St Elizabeth hospital and im proving very slowly She expects to remain at the hospital for at least three weeks longer Mra Daniel Vandawalker and daughter Janet arrived from Burl ingham Cal Tuesday afternoon for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Horace Reisner Mr and Mrs Harry Leslie attended the Harlequin presenta tion of at the Murat theater in Indianapolis on Monday night Miss Clarissa Greene of Miami la has arrived for a visit with her brother Prof Laurenz Greene and family of Seventh street A meeting of the Purdue Dames club was scheduled for Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the oundation house Mris Merillat and son Bobby of Adrian Mich are the guests of Mrs Milton Sammons Mrs Mer illat was formerly Miss Jessie Sammons Miss Peggy Cordell and Miss Marian Tomkutonis have returned to Calumet City lit after a visit with the Misses Reinhart of Pierce street They came to at tend the Junior Prom IL Craig of Cushing Okla returned home Tuesday night after being the guest of his parents Dr and Mrs IL A Craig for the past week He was called here by the serious illness of his wife w'ho is a patient at St Elizabeth hospital Mrs Wright of Ottawa Ontario left Tuesday afternoon for her home after being the guest of Mrs Evans Mrs Spindler of Seventh street returned Saturday evening from Woodland Mich where she was "called by the illness and death of her brother Mrs McMaster of Peoria Is spending the week with her mother Mrs Price of owler avenue IL Shook and son Charles Shook who motored to Columbus Ohio for the week 1 end arrived home Monday night accompanied by Mrs Shook who has been mak ing an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Shumaker and family at Co lumbus Mrs Erastus Test is quite ill at her home on Russell street Miss Ruth Ann White has re turned to her school duties at Rockford Hl after spending a week here at the bedside of her mother Mrs White whose condition is slightly improved Mrs A Arthur and Willard Brant of ort Wayne have re turned home after spending the week end with their mother Mrs A Brant cry Special Values At from gave Mrs suf iadlv wrenched back received only' jninor in Covington high school has and Williams Governor and Mrs Ed Jackson were among the patrons and patronesses and oc cupied a box with Mr and Mrs Harry Leslie 7 Tuesday Evening May 3 1927 Tire and Supply Co29 Columbia SL Phons 4353 a Monday evening at theater initiating 30 candidates in to the local organization and honor of the occasion many visit ing Grotto members were enter talned The program included business session of the State Grot to assfeiation made up of the li Grottos in Indiana a parade ban quet at the Masonic temple and the ceremonies at the theater later in the evening SAHARA VISITORS Sahara Grotto of Indianapolis sent over a delegation1 of 75 to the meeting Lawrence Drapier monarch leading the visiting group An interesting1 feature of the trip was an airplane flight to Lafayette by Earl Holsteadt a daring Indianapolis aviator and member of the motorcycle squad of the Indianapolis police force Mr Holsteadt who was the per sonal guest of Charles A West monarch of' Merou Grotto is a re serve filer and performs stunts that are startling He was companied by II renzel chanic LYING MARVEL When the plane arrived in fayette late in the afternoon Grotto airman proceeded to Lafayette an exhibition such as few here had ever witnessed be fore the stunts being performed 1 at a comparatively tow eievuuon The rest of the Indianapolis vis itors came by automobile or bus and many came in time for the business meeting of the state1 as sociation held at of hall Most of the 13 branches were rep resented The main question dis cussed was the erection by the Grottos of a dormitory at the State Masonic home at ranklin a project that seems destined to be successful EVENING EVENTS The parade attracted much at tention Including the drill team and drum corps of Sahara Grotto Then came the banquet at Masonic temple with 250 in attendance Monarch A West of Merou Grotto was toastmaster The cere monial at the amily was a com plete success the team performing its work with great credit and the visitors were loud in their praise of Lafayette hospitality and the efficiency of the local Grotto Ray mond Murray state Grotto presi dent presided at the business meeting Yellowstone RTTpd Daily Beginning Jane 1 the ings One piece models and compose two piece effects tiiese crepe ARMSTRONG Roy Salman and family Sunday with Ora Davis and Iv of Oxford Mr and Tohn Rend and Mrs Hilda Gamble tnd daughter Betty Lou spent Sunday evening with Charles Sawyer and wife Mrs Lan Mc Klnnls and sons Paul and Oscarailed on Mr and Mrs Ben Bug ee of Oxf ord Lan McKinnls Robert Arvidson Thomas Bowyer Very Low Summer ares from Lafayette Colorado s47 Daily Beginning Jane 1 Suppose you pame suddenly upon two roads One straight well trpdden the other thin and twisting off into undergrowth If you didn want to arrive at any in vti if a mi crLt choose the latter But Tinnald of Mr and Mrs Edgar Craig of Veedersburg fell down the cellar steps at his home ana surrerea severe scalp wound When applied as directed Zemo effectively and quickly stops Itch ing and heals Skin Irritations Sores Burns Wounds and Chafing Zemo penetrates cleanses and soothes the skin It is a clean deperfdable healing liquid con venient to use any time 60c and $100 zemo i baiLSKINliRRITATIOlsIf comnetlne school who Music will be rumisnea orchestras No admis be charged CHILD HURT Eugene 2 year oJd son BANQUET A and daughters' ban quet will be held at the Pres byterian church riday evening under the auspices of the Young department of the Union township Sunday schools It is planned to have a large delega tion from township is being arranged Mrs Mary Hanna of Burnetts Orth Plumbing Co Others ollow red Mathews in Charge of Servioe Muncie Normal Raps Central Normal 81 44By the Associated Press DANVILLE Ind May Mun cie track Ream defeated Central Normal here yesterday 81 to 41 Schooler of Muncie was the outstanding star copping first in the century and 220 yard dashes and low hurdles and second shot put MONTICELLO TO HONOR MOTHERS SERVICES DINNER Special to Journal and Courier MONTICELLO Ind May The churches of the' city are planning to observe Mothers' day next Sunday witn special ser vices At the Christian church a songalogue "Mothers' will be given by the choir at the morning service This is sim ilar to former services given by the church which have always proven inspiring Miss ilarle Metser spent the week end in Indianapolis the guest of her sister Miss Dorothy who is Mrs Elizabeth day where she will undergo an operation for the removal of her tonsils Mrs David Platt who resides south of this' city has been tak en to undergo weeks Special to Journal and Courier COVINGTON Ind May 3 The west bound through bus from In dianapolis to Chicago with I passengers and the driver ran off the Dixie highway just east of the Mud Creek bridge Doctors from this city were called and first Marie fered others been placed on the accredited list by the North Central assosication i of high scnoois reached this standard $20000 TO $400 The suit of Anton Gose against Roy Smith IL Bilsland Charles Robb Vic Welch and William Cline which has been on the court dockets of this and Montgomery counties for the Past several years was brought back to this county and trial was held a judgment being rendered in fa vor of the plaintiff for $400 each party to pay one half of the costs The suit originally was brought for $20000 damages tor nijune received several years ago by thwhilA wnrklnc? for i group of farmers named as de fendants Joseph EVans has filed suit for divorce in the circuit court from his wife Zua Evans alleging cruel and inhuman treatmept There are three children who are now tn custody of the defendant who also is In possession of the plain household furniture and he claims he Is supporting them in a proper manner He also asks for the custody of the children EVACUATE GRAVEL Thomas Dicken William Coffing and Clint Smith were se cured as viewers to establish the value of the 1800 yards of gravel needed by the county for the use on the roads and which was con demned on account of the fact that Marion Abolt from whose land it was taken could not le gally sll it to the county while serving as county commissioners The viewers inspected the gravel and found that it was worth 25 cents a1 yard and that the labor of dipping and handling it was worth 40 cents a yard ORATORICAL CONTEST Miss Elizabeth Shoup will rep resent ountain county at the Ninth district oratorical contest to be held here Wednesday evening at the high school building A banquet will be served the con testants the county chairman and the principal or superintendent of each competing school who may attend by local slon will Nine Ad drew Headaches pimples spots before the eyes insomnia are all symp toms of constipation They are seri ous enough in themselves yet they are often forerunners of worse to follow Constipation is the cause of more than forty diseases It spares neither young nor old Yet it can be relieved more pre vented! ALL BRAN is guaranteed to bring reliefi is 100 bran It produces results no part bran product can equal That is why doctors recom mend it Serve ALL BRAN often Eat two tablespoonfuls daily in chronic cases with every meal Delicious with milk or and add fruits or honey for an extra treat Use it in cooking In soups Sprin kled over other cereals Delightful recipes on the package Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek Sold by all grocers Served by hotels restau rants On dining cars of A Lafayette Robert and wife i of afayette (Jolorful New ROCKS Atf or nowand summer of crepe He chine washable pastel shades Special) inal Perormance Proves Delight Alumni Being Enthusiastic in Ap proving Work Another Purdue Harlequin success the most brilliant of all the numerous achievements of the university organization has passed into history final performance of the 1927 production "The having been given before Indianapolis audience Monday evening at the Murat the ater coach audience the witnessed a Purdue play in the capital city was enthusiastic in registering approval of the work of the company The principals Madelyn Mark ley Louis Lowe Bess ranklin Jack Gebhart Ruth Bowles Eddie Kinzel Violet oster and A Denny were ail at their best and received hearty applause There were several hundred Purdue alumni and their families present and between acts in the foyer there was the usual reunion of Before the play the members of the cast were guests of the Har lequin club management at dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic club Ray AL Southworth permanent treasurer' of tbo club having charge of this entertainment A Aldinger club manager was present His work and that of Mr Southworth has lieen very ef fective in making this pro duction ijL financial as well as an artistic triumph Russell Siegfried the direc tor came in for a share of the praise bestowed by Indianap olis on the Harlequin play Mr work was pronounced the best ever seen in that city in a college playi Kenny Gano and Laura Mantell the brilliant danc ers were cspebialiy popular with the audience The cast made the trip in a special fBig our train The Indianapolis presentation was by a committee of loyal Purdue aljimni in the 4aP ital city including A Graves chairman: Hurd not otherwise Before you is buyer run two roads One is the road of knowledge of an advertised product Thousands use it mystery about it no doubting noth ing hidden It jleads the way definitely to a fountain pen a floor wax a tooth paste that will give you satis faction When ij you use an advertisement you use ah open roan vn ii use doubtful road You have only hazy knowledge of the No trade mark or name to depend upon The result may or may not be worth the 1 Itching Annoying Skin Irritations Wesleyan Service Guild Has Election The Wesleyan Service Guild held its last meeting of the sea son at the home of Miss Eva Campbell on owler avenue Mon day evening Mrs Alice Patt Mar tin had charge of the devotional period Reports oft the various chairmen were given And the present officers were re elected as follows: president Mias Ruth Jordan vice president Miss Ma bel Duryea recording secretary Mrs I Hagenbook corres ponding secretary razer treasurer Mrs Edna Mil ler The meeting jended with a soMal' hour ville her son few days Mrs been quite ill until she is fully recovered Mrs Jack Moore has turned home from Lafayette where she has been the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Wil liam Wein following her release from the Home hospital where she underwent a severe goitre op eration several weeks ago Mrs condition is very much improved Members of Hie biology and Chemistry classes of the local high school taught by Zimmer man will visit the laboratories at Purdue Wednesaay The members of the agricultural classes of schools planned to go oft Tnesdav Thursday day to attend the annual rounu up Zimmerman is head of this de partment and is making arrange ments for the trip Camp ire Girls Are Guests of Guardian Mrs Melvin Hunt guardian of Tatapochon Trib of "Camp ire Girls entertained the mem Ray atout IT Campbell Claud bers of the tribe at a delightful Best Bruce Childs I DeHaven I picnic supper Monday evening at I 4 7 1 4 ta i i in i'LTlir rTjU "I A i i I I 9 A MM i I fl J' I vfl 3 11 1 7 i I A 7 IHW A el I I I I I 1 1 i 1 I A in I I i I li I 1 1 LA I nr 1 A A 0 LI A yj i 1 i 1 Vvl I 1 ill Jaw 'X I it! 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