The Huntington Herald from Huntington, Indiana • Page 5

i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Vaw aW aaaaaasBsV PHONED Nam for This Delta Thetas Name Year's Committees Twenty live members attended the regular meeting of the Delta Theta Tn anrnritr held Monday evening at the home of Miss Georgia McConkey, of Division street. rmrinr the business meetlnc yearly committees were named as follows: Auditing. Mrs. Jollle Barr, Miss Grace Kepllnger, Miss Zelda Simons and Miss Tbelma Decker; Social errice, Mlaa T.uoii Orlfflth. Mrs.

Paul 8toffel and Mrsa.Ralph Bonbrake; Flower, Miss Dorotha Peters, Miss neieu Jackson, Miss Pauline MEhoney and Miu TUirnlsea Park: Program. Miss Mary Metzger, Mrs. Thomas Coughlln and Miss Annabeile cam. Social, committees for the year were namnd as follows: July. August and September Mrs.

Thomas Coughliu, Mm. Jollle Barr. Miss Grace Kepllng er, Mrs. Paul Stoffel. Mrs.

Hessin Price. Mia Annabeile Cain and Miss Florence Smith; October, November and December Miss Lulu Bonoraae, Li" Griffith. Miss Dorotha PtAr. Mlaa Geraldine Auker. Miss Juanlta Stewart, Miss Beulah Chalfant lU i eiers: January, eo mnrv and March Miss Zema Him ons.

Miss Elizabeth Metzger, Miss Georgia McConkey, Mrs. Cecil Everett, MUa Hftlpn Jackson and Miss Bar niece April, May and June Miss Pauline Mahoney, miss Mary Mettger, Miss Corrfne Klndler, Mrs Paul HnrdlA. Mrs. Raich Bonbrake, Miss Thelma Decker, Miss Laura Lee rha1fan and Mlaa Dorothv ErtzlnKOr. Interesting reports of the national convention held recently in lerre Haute were given by the Misses Eliza beth Metzger and corwne Kinaier.

Tniinwtns tha bualnefta meetlna social time was enjoyed and at the close refreshments were served. Mlaa nrarj Koenlc. a member of Beta Epsilon chapter of the Delta Theta Tau sorority irom utiawa, Illinois, was a guest at the meeting. JOHNSON NIX Miss Theresa Nix. daughter Mr, and Mrs.

Nicholas Nix, of Whitley county, and Walter M. Johnson, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Philip Johnson, of Huntington county, were married Tuesday morning at o'clock at St Catherine's church at tha Nil Be ment.

Rev. John 8teger perform ed the ceremony, using the single ring service. The couple waa attended by Miss Leona Nix as bridesmaid, Miss Marie Johnson as maid of honor, and Carl Johnson as best man. Frederick 'Allea. and Sylvester Neaa acted as ushers.

wmte georgette iasnioaea in 00a ice effecUwltli: four, panels on tne skirt, The frock was trimmed with rhlne stones and beads and an embroidered silk veil was worn cap shape, fasten ed with a wreath of wax flowers White kid footwear and other acces sories completed her costume. She carried a shower bouquet of double white Kilarney roses and swanspnla tied with maline and tricatlne, Miss Leona Ntx wore a frock of shell pink georgette and carried an arm bouquet of premier roses tied with Hortense chiffon. Miss Johnson was attired In a frock of nile green georgette and a picture hat and tan footwear completed ber costume. Following thacsramony dinner was served at the bride's borne to fifty auests, The couple left on a motor trip and will be at home in Huntington on their return. Mrs.

Johnson has been employed at Our Sunday Visitor and Mr. Johnson Is employed at a garage. HOOVER REUNION The Isaac and Mary Hoover reunion was held Sunday at Hlers parkrwlth the only suTTiving child gf 4Be 6rlglu al family. Mrs JUiclnda Boyd, of Lan caster township, present. Officers wero elected as follows: Mrs.

Guy Davis, president; Mrs. Llnnie Grossman, secretary and Mrs. George Young, treas urer. A picnic dinner was served and during the afternoon a program of readings was given by Miss Kathryn Paul. Out of town were Mr, and Mrs.

Frank Hoover and children, of Marlon; Mrs. Sarah Hoover and son Rrose, of Fort Wayne; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis, of Fort Wayne HONORS MR8V HULLINGER Honoring Mrs, Rex Hullinger, who Is leaving this city soon" for Milwaukee, the Wednesday Bridge club enter tained at luncheon Monday at the Elks home. Following the luncheon the guests went to the home of Mrs.

Ed Strodel where the remainder of the afternoon was spent at playing, bridge Prizes were won by Mrs. Edwin Weese and Mrs. R. L. Ditzler.

Mrs. Hullinger received a gift from the club. Out of town guests were Mrs. J. A.

Casey, df an uiego, and Mrs. Edwin Weese, of Hlllsvllle, Pa. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA The Daughters of Isabella met Mou day evening at the K. of C. hall and plans were made for the national convention to, be' held In Fort Wayne, juiy a ie.

Tne local guard of honor Is organizing to act as ushers at the convention ton "Indiana Day," the first day 01 tne affair. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Eiffel Plasterer, Mrs. William Plasterer, Miss Mayretha Plasterer, Walter Orupe, Edward May, Mark Miller and Robert Fulton and Miss Helen Braden, of Warren, attended the Goodwin Austin wedding held Sunday at Indianapolis.

Mrs. Goodwin formerly Miss Eleanor Austin, supervisor of music at. the Huntington townBhlp high school and has been a resident of Ibis city during that time. Mr. and Mrs.

Goodwin will be at home to their friends after July 10 at Muncfe, where they plan to complete their course pf study at Muncle Normal college, 1 Seetlon SheuW Be la the Editor Handf I 1T74 CALENDAR 4 TUESDAY whos li lt elub. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Herzog, Mayne strest. Evening.

Stanley Y. P. B. Miss Audrey O'Dler, Souttt Jefferson street. Evep WEDNESDAY.

Lucky" club. Jamas Van Pelt, North Lafontalne street. After noon. 1 Bonna Temps club. Mrs.

Jack Can vln, East Washington street. Evening. Audubon "600" club. Mrs. Demuth, at Ernest Streseman, collage avenue.

Evening. I. O. clubMlss Agnes. Boyle, North Jefferson street Evening.

Semper Fidelia club. Mrs. Charles Griffith, Guilford street. Afternoon. THURSDAY Pastime club.

Mrs. Ambrose East Washington street After noon. Night Hawk Bridge club. Mrs. George Schwartz, 622 West Tipton street Evening.

Thursday Night Bridge club. Mrs. Carl Robinson, Henry street. Evening. Thursday Five Hundred club.

Mrs. Hazel Richardson. West Park drive. Evening at 7: SO o'clock. Ultra Omnes club.

Mrs. Herman Forster, Allen street. Afternoon. Double Six club. Mrs.

Calvin Stahl, Polk street Afternoon. IV A. to of R. K.oLPt baJi Evening at 7:80 o'clock. Sunshine class of First U.

B. church. Miss Ruth Harvey, Salamonle avenue. Afternoon. i FRIDAY.

Friday Afternoon club. Peter and Paul's school auditorium. Afternoon. King's Daughters of U. B.

churcn. Mrs. Inez Helland, Monroe street Evening at 6: SO o'clock. Moose (Ladies. Mrs.

C. A. Kramer, West Park drive. Afternoon. Wide Awake club.

Mrs. Charles Shroyer, Freedom street Evening. W. M. S.

of Central Christian church. Mrs. W. A. Bucher, Warren street Afternoon at 2:30.

W. FVM. S. of Methodistchurch. Mrs.

'Rboda Overholt Guilford street. Afternoon at 2:30. ai a The Wj Ft M. 8. of tha Methodist church will meet Friday afternoon ut 2:30 with Mrs.

fihoda Overholt, of Guilford street. PICNIC DINNER MYr and Mrs. Oscar La Vine entertained the following guests af a pic nic dinner recently at their home jMrrend Mr, Frsax Myarsof Churu busco, Mrs. Charles Smalley, Mr. an Mrs.

Eilnellrnd Mrslax4church will hold Children's day exer ence Jackson, Miss Demoris Smalley, Harold and Robert Jackson, of Colum bla City, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Greld er and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Ward, of Fort Wayne and Mr.

and Mrs. Clar ence Laymon, of Huntington. a ENTERTAIN8 Honoring Miss Edith Best who Is visiting with Miss Leatha Mason, of near BIppus, Miss Mason entertained several guests recently at her horns A social time was enjoyed and at the close refreshments were served. a DINNER PARTY Honoring Miss Mary Baughman, of Doginiporr Mrs7Frona 6aal enter 4 tained several guests at dinner Mon day evening at her home on East Mar ket street. 1 ENTERTAINS Complimentary to Mrs.

Storey, of Roann, Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon, of East Park Drive, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hettmsnsperger and Mr.

and Mrs. John Kltcb at dinner Monday evening. lf a a r. PrCNTO Class 6 of the primary department of the Central Christian church, of which Miss Annabeile Cain is teacher, will hold a picnic Wednesday after noon at Memorial park. Members will meet at the church at 2 o'clock a a a M.

8. The W. M. 6. of the Central Christ lan church will meet Friday afternoon at 8:80 Mrs.

W. A. Bucher, of Warren street. a a LUNCH EON BRIDGE Mrs. Goodman and Mrs.

William Beck, of Fort Wayne, were hostesses to twenty four guests at a luncheon Tuesday at the Hotel Larontaine. Following the luncheon bridge was played, tables being arranged on the mezzanine. a a'a THOMAS JACKSON REUNION The second annual reunion of the Thomas Jackson family will be held on July 8 at the Simon Jackson home, on South Broadway. DELTA ALPHA CLASS The Delta Alpha class met Monday evening at the home of Miss Mary Hoover, Whltelock street, with twelve members present A social time was enjoyed and at the close a luncheon was served. Miss Lucretla Schooley was a guest The next meeting will be held with Mrs.

E4nt Holley, of Mayne street a P8I IOTA XI BRIDGE. i The last of the series of the Psl. Iota XI sorority bridge Parties was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Held Clark of Cherry street Eight tables of bridge were, played during the afternoon and prise winners were Mrs. Edward Ditzler and Mrs.

J. R. Emley. Refreshments Were served at the. close.

Several tables were also blared during the evening; at which time Mrs. R. G. Johnston and Mis Eathel McClure won the prises. Refresh ments were served in the evening, by the hostess, assisted by members of the By AWABEMV VAW, ny iisg m.

Legion Auxiliary Elects Delegate i At the regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held Monday evening at the Legion rooms, four delegates, Mrs. Earle Steele, Mrs. D. R. Abel, Mrs.

Glen Smith and Mrs. 8. A. Roach, were elected to attend tite convention to held In South Bend. July 14 28.

Alternates were chosen as Mrs. Edson Groff. Mrs. H. W.

Dem sey, Mrs. Everetta Beatty and Mrs. M. C. Clokey.

Delegates to tha district convention, which probably will be held in Logan sport, are Mrs. Henry Wlndemuth, and Mrs. Clarence Zeigler with Mrs. Carl Robinson and Mrs. WlUafd Fry as alternates.

Mrs. I. C. Hunter will attend both conventions as committee woman. Mrs.

D. R. Abel was elected vice president at the meeting Monday evening. The program was in charge of the Clara Barton circle of which Mrs. Paul Young is chairman.

A highland fling was given by the Misses Wilda and Wanda Shipley and music was furnished by the Southside Syncopat ore. Plans were made for a picnic to be held this month with Mrs. Dwlght Fanning in charge. The next regular meeting will be held August 1 with Mrs. Henry Wlndemuth In charge.

a WIDE AWAKE CLUB Mrs. Charles Shroyer will entertain the Wide Awake club Friday evening at ber home on Freedom street. L. A. TO B.

OF R. T. Ths LA. to B. of R.

T. will celebrate In honor of the 20 year members of tha organisation at the K. of P. hall Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Members and families are asked to attend.

DOUBLE SIX CLUB Mrs. Calvin Stahl, of Polk street will entertain the Double 61x club Thursday afternoon. a META ADELPHON The regular meeting of the Meta Adelphon club, which' was to have been held with Miss Leonore Redding, has been postponed for one week. HONORS BIRTHDAY Honoring the birthday of Samuel Fritz. Mrs.

Frits entertained several guests at dinner Sunday at their home. During the afternoon a social time was enjoyed. a a CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES clses aTemorial parlrFrtdayafter noon at 3:0 o'clock. 8 a a a SPRINKLE SMITH Mlis Melba Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clltton Smith, of Union township, and Wilford D. Sprinkle ware married Sunday at noon at the bride's home by the Rev. 8. A. Mack lin.

of the United Brethren church. jhe couple was attended by Miss Leota Boxell, of Fort Wayne, and Dan ton McPeake, of Huntington. Following the wedding a two course dinner waa served to 86 guests. Mr. and Mrs.

Sprinkle are on a motor trip to Michigan and on their retanrwllr be at home to their friends at the bride's parents after June 30. Mr Sprinkle Is employed at Caswell Runyan's. a a a M008E LADIES Ladies' lodge will hold its birthday dinner Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A.

Kramer, of West Park drive. a a a 8UNSHJNE CLAS8 The Sunshine class of theFlrs nr. B. church will meet Thursday afternoon with Miss Ruth Harvey, 67 803 Salamonle avenue. a a a MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE Ice cream and cake soclay at Cent ral Christian church, June 30.

120 13 Mrs. W. P. Kyle and sons are visit ing In Sturgls, Mich. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Cole and son, Harry, spent Sunday In Marlon. Miss Gladys Blckel, of Indianapolis, Is the guest of relatives In Hunting ton county. Mr. and Mrs.

H. E. Rosebrough will return to ibis city Wednesday from their summer home at Walloon lake Mrs. Anna Kussraaul waa In Chi cago Tuesday. Jay Paul was In Indianapolis Tues day.

Ice cream and cake soclay at Cent ral Christian church, June 80. 120 t3 R. O. Gan spent Monday In Chi cago. Mr.

and Mrs. Tfiomas Ellis were in Anderson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Duncan are several days at Cambridge City. Ray Stewart was In Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs. Amy Beeson is visiting In Marlon and Van Bursa. Ice cream and cake soclay at Cent.

ral Christian church, June 30. 120 t3 Charles Arnold spent Monday in Indianapolis. MrS. w. B.

McConkev vlalti in Muncle Tuesday. Thlrty flve cent beef pot roast aun per. Methodist church, Saturday 5 lUntll 7. 121 tf Mrs. George HIgley.

of Yonnastown. 0 la visiting here. Mrs. Joe Delaney, of IndlanaiolIa. is visiting here.

it 1 VISIT WITH RELATIVES 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Washburn 'of the Soldiers' home at Lafayette are In Huntington for a few days' visit with rs Wafhburn'a sona: Charles and Bert Payne and her nephew, C.

Guy Payne, chief of police. Mr. and Mrs. Washburn recently returned from a trip to Toledo, whre they visited relatives. Mrs; Washburn waa an early pioneer of Huntington county, having come here in the days of the canal boat, about She was nine ysars old and came here with her parents from Ohio.

She married Charles Payne In 1868. Sne had always lived In Huntington or this county until a few years ago. Mr. Payne died In 1915 and in 1921 the marriage to Mr. Washburn occurred.

Mrs. Washburn wss Rhoda Gllson before her first marriage. Mr. Payne was an ei sol dler of the civil war. He served In the Thirteenth Indiana cavalry.

The widow went to the Soldiers' nome at Lafayette and later was united In marriage to Mr. Washburn lhat place. Mr. and Mrs. Washburn had resided at the home since their marriage.

They lived for two year sin a small cottage otftbe grounds, but for the last few years have resided in one of the main buildings. THINK GIRL KIDNAPPED BY AUNT AND UNCLE INDIANAPOLIS. June 28. (INS) Police here today were carrying on a search, for seven year old Elizabeth Johnson, alleged to nave been kidnapped from her home here by an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Gee, of Bedford, Ind. Miss Johnson was taken for an automobile ride by Mr. and Mrs. Gee, who were visiting at the Johnson home, and was never returned, Mrs. Mae Sherllck, another aunt, tola the police.

FORD PLANES ARRIVE AT GENEVA, NEW KORK GENEVA, N. 28. (INS) Thirteen planes arrived at 11:20 a. m. today from Buffalo, N.

completing the second leg of the Ford reliability tour. The first plane to arrive was that piloted by John H. Woods of Troy, O. CHICAGO CHICAGO, June 28. (INS) Butter Receipts 22,651 Tubs; Creamery Extra Standards Extra Firsts 3939ftc; Firsts Packing1 Stock 2930c.

Eggs Receipts 26.105 Cases; Mis cellaneous, blank; Ordinary Firsts 21 22c; Firsts 2323H; Extra 34c; Checks 20UcfDirties 20cl Live Poultry Turks 20c; Chickens 1520c; Springs 30c; Roosters 13c; Geese 1319c; Ducks 1820c. Potatoef Recelpts 78 cars; on track 236; V. 8. Shipments 741; Ark. sacked Bliss Triumphs $3 3.25; Irish Cobblers North Carolina barrels Irish Cobblers $505.35.

NEW YORK NEW YORK, June 28. (INS) Hay (per 100 lbs.) Market quiet; No. 1 3 Clover Mixed Potatoes (Iq bulk, barrel or bag) Market Arm; Southerns $25; Sweet Potatoes: Jersey basket 75c $2.75. Dressed Poultry Market steady; Chickens 2037c; Turks 26046c; Broilers 20 41c; Fowls 12027c; Ducks 18024c. Lire Poultry Market steady; Turks 25S0c; Ducks 12024c; Broilers 20 40c; Fowls 2126c; Roosters 16c; Geese 10012c.

Butter Market firm, salted and un salted; Creamery Higher Scoring 43'4 0451jc; Creamery Extras 4244Va: Creamery Firsts 38 43c; Renovated Extras 38c; Ladles, Fresh, Extras 37 01 Tit. Eggs MftfkemnneiTNearbyWhtte Extras, closely selected 33 0 35c; iNearuy tsrown, uennery ciXTras io, 33c; Fresh Gathered Extras 25 27c; Fresh Firsts 24 0 25c. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, June 28. (INS) HOGS Receipts 10,000 Market steady to strong; spots 5 to 10c up. Quotations: 250 to 350 lbs.

200 to 250 lbs. 160 to 200 lbs. 130 to 160 lbs. 9.15; 90 to 130 lbs. Packing Sows $77.76.

CATTLE Receipts Calve 800; Market slaughter classes little changed. Bulk Quotations: Beef Steers $10 12. 25; Beef Cows $6(9 7.75; Low Cutter and Cutter Cows $4 5.26; Vealers Heavy Calves $69; Bulk Stock and Feeder Steers $7.258.60. SHEEP Receipts 800; Market weak to 60c lower; Top, Fat Lambs Bulk Fat Lambs Bulk Cull Lambs $810; Bulk Fat Ewes $5ft 6.50. I rnnni irw I II I II II II II 4 rnuuuuc CLEVELAND CLEVELAND, June 28.

(INS) HOGS Receipts Market 10 to 20c higher; Top Quotations: 250. to 850 lbs. 200 to 250 lbs: 160 to 200 lbs. 130 to 160 lbs. 90 to 130 lbs.

Packing Sows $7.257.50. CATTLE Receipts 100; Calves 300 Market: Cattle dull, prospects steady; Calves steady; Bulk Quotations: 'Beet Steers Beef Cows $5.60 7.50; Low' Cutter and Cutter Cows 3.75 Vealers $1214. SHEEP Receipts 500; Market: Lambs 2550c lower; Auotatlons; Top Fat Lambs $15; Bulk Fat Lambs $14 Bulk Cull Lambs $U12; Bulk Fat Ewes $3.506. CHICAGO CHICAGO, June 28. (INS) HOGS Receipts Market.

10c hJgfteri Top 19.35; Bulk I7.40os.zo: Heavy Weight $8.4009 Medium Weight 18.70 9.8d; Light Weight 18.75 09.86; Llgh Lights 88.20O9.25; Packing Bows .75 Pigs 18.2509.16; Holdovers 10, 000. CATTLE Receipts Market Steady; Calves Recelpts Marr ket steady; Beef Steers Good and Choice 12.6014.20; Common and Medmm f7ll 5r YearHnge 713r Butcher Cattle Heifers 611; Cows 8509.26; Bulls Calves $10 12.60' Feeder Steers Btocker Steers $709; Stocker Cows and Heifers $4.50 07. SHEEP Receipts 7.000; Market steady; Medium and Choice Lambs Culls and Common Oil; Yearlings $901180; Comraou and Choice Ewes Feeder Lambs $11.50013.60. wa FORT WAYNE i FORT WAYNE, June 28. (INS) 140 down 140 to 160 lbs.

160 to 180 lbs. 180 to 200 lbs. 200 to 225 225 to 250 260 to 300 lbs. 300 Ibs.up Roughs $67; Stags. Calves Choice $12; Spring Lambs $13 down; Yearling Lambs $10 down; Choice Steers $809; Common Choice Heifers $708; Common $5.606.50: Choice Cows Common $45; Canners and Cutters $3 3.60; Bulls $5.606.75.

EAST BUFFALO EAST BUFFALO, June 28. (INS) HOGS Receipts Market hold overs 1,334, unevenly steady, quota, tlons: 250 to 360 lbs. 200 to 250 lbs. 160 to 200 lbs. 130 to 160 lbs.

90 to 130 lbs. Packing Sows $7.25 7.75. CATTLE Receipts 125; Market weak, Calves 40 to 60c lower; Bulk quotations: Beef Steers Veal ers $13.6014. SHEEP Receipts 200; Nominally steady; Quotations: Bulk Fat Lambs nominally Bulk Cull Lamb Bulk Fat Ewes $4.606.50. CHICAGO CHICAGO.

June 28. (INS) Grains closed higher today. Wheat showed an advance of 1 to lHc; corn Tt to lVsc, while oats were unchanged to 14 higher. Grain futures close: Wheat July $1.4214 1.42; Sept. ll.4tH01.MK Corn July Sept.

$1.08 1.08. Oats July 47 Vic bid; Sept. 47 T4 48c. Cash grain close. Wheat No.

3 red No. 1 hard 43; No hard No. 3 hard No. 4 hard No. 4 lmlxedJL39.

rCorn No. 2 mixed 99Vl tlOVfTT No. 3 mixed 9698ic; No. 4 mixed 92 0 96c: No. 5 mixed 90i291Hc; No.

6 mixed 8991c; No. 2 yellow $1.00 1.01V4; No. 3 yellow 99I201.OOI4; No. 4 yellow 9597iAc; No. 5 yellow 9294Vsc; No.

6 yellow 9092c; No. 2 white No. 8 white 99Vi 1.00; No. 4 white 9297c; No, 6 white 92c; No. 6 white 90091c.

Oats No. 2 white 48 ft 60c; No. 3 white 46048c; No. 4 white 41046c. Rye No.

3 31 13; No. 4 $1.12. "Barley 80 83cr TOLEDO TOLEDO, June Cash grain close: 28. (INS) Wheat No. 2 red $1.4401.45.

Corn No. 3 yellow $1.04 Vs 1.05V,. I 1 For Everybody I WEEK END INDEPENDENCE GRAIN mm APOLLO 'THE Full of Suspense te show Winnie TOMORROW VACATION APPAREL SUITS A two piece Palm Beach, Mohair or Tropical Worsted will enhance your enjoyment. 515 t0 325 NEW SHIPMENT of Madajacar, Panama, Leghorn and Toyp Hats, for conservative men and sports wear. 31.50 02 33.50 35 Yoii'll Appreciate Them Thoroughly SHIRTS No Fade brand, fancy and plain patterns, collars attached and separate collars to match 31 3150 32.50 35 NECKWEAE You'll have to see to appreciate, 50c 31.00 31.50 Paris Hose Supporters 25c, 50c $1 FRANK FELTER Specialists In Men's Wear OatsNo.

white 5014 JlVic. Rye No. 3, Seed close: Clover Cash Imported $13.90 bid; Oct $16.75 Dec. Domestic $16.70. Alslke August $14.26.

Cash old new ptc. ROAD NEARLY DONE With the completion of graveling on the Boceck road In shout 10 riayy It will be opened for traffic, according to Paul V. Smith, county surveyor. This road Is two miles long and extends along the south line of the county. 8TORK STOPS Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Harrison, of near Logansport, a son, Dick Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Garwood, of near Huntingtoh, son, James Evan Garwood.

Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Ovid Erwln, of near LaFontaine, a daughter, Ruth Ellen Erwln. LICENSED TO WED John Br McAlister, 39, of Wabash, and Medora Reason, 31, of Wabash. STORK STOPS Mr.

and Mrs. Christy D. Shoeff, of Jackson township, a daughter. WITH THE SICK Louis Strodel, of 804 Oak street, who has been in a serious condition for several weeks, was reported io be much Improved Tuesday. He has le galned the use of his left side and wai able to be about his home In a wheel chair.

and Mrs. C. J. Bunker and daughter, Bertha, and son. Oscar, were guests In the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Householder and daughter, Edna, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G.

G. Byrd and daughter, Devota, and sons, Myles, Paul and Milton, attended a reunion near Zanes vllle, Sunday. Leander Chenoweth, of Gardendale avenue, was a caller in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bruss last Wednesday.

The attendance at Pleasant Grove church last Sunday morning was 91: offering was Class number 7 was banner class. In honor of the twenty sixth birthday of Lloyd Wllbelm, Mrs. Wllhelm entertained a number of friends and relatives In their home on Gardendale avenue, Wednesday evening. A social time was Games and music were features of the evening and delicious refreshments were served. Thoso who were present are as follows: Mr.

and Mrs. George Wllhelm and daugh tors, Eleanor and Elma, and son, Myron, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Garretson, of Huntington; Mr. and Mrs.

John Wllhelm ad daughters, Helen, Lavada and May, Mr. and Mrs. William Prlddy and daughter, Edith, of Andrews; Mr. auu Mrs. Evert Brussand "children, Maryl and Luther.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prld dy "kHdararOtenrTifPleaBant Plalni Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Wllhelm and Virginia, r.and Mrs.

Noah Endsley, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bruss Glen Prlddy, Miss Msry Norwood, Paul Bruss, Mixs Pauline Wllhelm, Harvey Landrum, Miss Camilla Krieghaum, Miss Virginia Bruss, Harry Young and the honored guest.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bailey are the proud parents ofa baby boy born on Wednesday of last week. He has been named Herman Edlse th i Mrs. Etta Stouder was a caller In Huntington Thursday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. John Landrum spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, of near Zanes THEATRE 8HOW8 7:159:00 Last Showing Today LOUGLAS FAIRBANK8K MARK" OF ZORRO" Ptppy Action, Hsart Interest and gives "Doug" his greatest ehsnce his wonderful tests.

Comedy Winkle In "Winnie's Vacation." page fivft CIRCUIT C0U.1T A finding for the plaintiff In the quiet title suit. of Ida Adella Flnkto against Job Spurgeon was made Tuesday. The Service Coal company received Judgment for $178 and costs from Ell P. Miller in a suit on an account Ananswer in denlal waa fllad by Deltrlch H. Sbroeder to the complaint on an account brought against hlni by Bert J.

Bartlett doing business under the name of the Bartlett Tracafer and Storage company. An affidavit fdr a change of venue was filed by Monroe W. Fitch and others in the suit brought by Frank W. Kelsey and Herbert R. Zent to collect a note for $2,500 given on an auto, mobile.

An answer in denial was H1T by the defendants In the suit of Mark C. Erehart against Anna Kauft and Christian Kauff to collect a note. Horace Klracofe, guardian for Lewis Brandt was authorized to sell real estate belonging to the ward In circuit court Tuesday. BACK FROM MEETING Miss Lydla Burton, of the United Brethren church, returned from the camp meeting being held at Rock River, 111., reporting that attendance was exceptionally good. J.

E. Har wood will return Wednesday, and the Rev. JW. Burton will close the meeting Thursday. BANDITS GET SG5.0QQ IN GALIQN BANK ROBBEHY GALION, 0..

June 28. (INS) Five auto bandits here today, entered the Commercial Savings bank, pointed guns at E. B. Beall, cashier, and C. W.

Tracht, assistant cashier, and quickly removed In cash and $50,000 in bonds from the vaults. The quintette escaped and there Is no apparent clue HUNTINGTON rEA TR Tonight and Tomorrow cam With LARS HANSON PAULINE STARKE MARCELINE DAY ERNEST TORRENCE A picture that stands out as one ol the best of the year, a real' drams treat. Mats. 10c 25c; Nite 10 25 35 PECO UOUFS AQTHUR MOUSMAN I Sherman's march to the sea didn't leave nearly as mucb havoc In Its wake as does ROUGH HOUSE ROSIE'S march on Broadway! Clara's la aga.n FOX NEWS FELIX COMEDY W. Meryle Hammond at the Wurlitzer Mat.

2:30 10c 25c Night 7:15 9. 10c 35c WED. THUR THE CHEATERS 3 iTiifiir ri LAST TIMES TONIPHT I CLARA rWSatlfafSd IN HOTLS 5 II pnunp I Iaqthup mousman I ONLY "SHIPWRECKED" llfj pV 1 I II 1 jJtzz) )l DAY Boy Scout Outfitters and Supplies II BBV I BJW aLftft II II Ifl II ir SSSJ Rid.