The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 6

i Tuesday, September 11, 1928 THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR n.i si. MATCHMAKER AUTHORIZED FINANC KNUTE ROCKNE, JR. By J. If. STR1EBEL APOPLEXY IS CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH; FLOT PLAN IS ANNOUNCED Tall TTLXD- 1028 BY FORD MOTOR CO.

Mrs. Catherine Kennedy Was Born in Edinburg, September 22, 1861 JlIU Kills Flies and ftlosqitoes SI or fabric Thirty-five Branch Offices to be Established Sound In- surance Protection I J4 (that stands) -e v. -s. 6. B.

Vawter Hardware and Florence Oil Sieves Occasion 91 gv aN Wv So that you may see and revel in the qr.i-ite new fabrics of fall, we are holding a special exposition all this week in our fabric section. With the production of the new Ford car showing a steady increase v-jcli week, the mo-t interestin? recent development at Del re it was the announcement of the authorised Fold finance plans with the establishment of the principle of time payments on all Ford products. The new Universal Credit Company lias born created to act as the specialised financial institution to p.io a uniform and authorised time-purchase plan throughout the Vnited States. The Universal Credit Company is Ford controlled and financed. Offices of the company been established in the new ror.ohseet Building in lctroit and two branches.

Detroit and Kansas City are open for business. As rapidly as possible a total of thirty-five SHELBY VILLE. Sept. 11 Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine E.

Kennedy, age 66. widow of Gilbert Kennedy, who died at her home leie at 8:30 o'clock Saturday evening from apoplexy following two strokes which she suffered last week, were held Horn the residence at 2:30 this afternoon, the Rev. Paul Million, pastor of the First Christian church, officiating. Burial was in the Forest Hill cemetery. Mrs.

Kennedy, the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Jacob B. Runshe. was born in September 22.

1861. On August 24. 1800. she was united in marriage to Mr. Kennedy and to this union three children were born, one daughter.

Miss Lucille Kennedy, at home, survives. Mr. Kennedv passed away in Mav, 1923. Mrs. Kennedy was a woman of lovely character attfl was well liked by all who knew her.

She was a member of the Woman's Benefit Association and the Woman's Relief Corps, cf this city. Besides th? da ug liter, she is survived by one sister. Miss Minta Run- p7 JM5, VICTOR JOY BALLS 25c, 50c and OSc EVERYHODY GOES TO i $2.95 1 $1.89 JL I $1.95 It BAUMGAEMTS a dies ill be et abashed Bianch.es at New York. Boston. Chi- Printed Velvet Crepe de Chine Black Satin Georgette she, of Washington.

D. C. and three brothers. Dudley W. Runshe, of In-lianapolis; William Runshe.

of this city, and Joseph Runshe. of Keokuk, Traunng a sand-lot football team in preparation for a strenuous season calls for plenty of severe discipline. And this young coach seems to know how to be severe in the approved football coach WE HAVE MAJOR L. A. GREENE.

Major L. A. Greene. U. S.

has been selected by the Seventh district of Indiana American Legion posts to act as matchmaker for boxing shows to be presented by the ex-service men each Tuesday night Matting- at the Indiana national guard armory in Indianapolis, on October 2 Major Greene will succeed Captain Howard Clark, p.s matchmaker Capt. Clark being compelled to give up the work on account of the heavy course he is taking at Indiana University this year. Major Greene is a regular army officer, at present detailed as an instructor with the Indiana national guard, and he is well equipped for his position with the Legion by reason of years of experience in the boxing game, both in the Philippine islands and at various exists in this country. He was born and reared in Johnson county but moved to Indianapolis with his parents early in life. He was graduated from Short ridge high school in 1897 and then attended Butler College for two terms, playing on the Butler football team both years.

He has been an officer in the regular army since 1912. serving in the Philippines for long term arid then France during the World war. Major Greene is a nephew of 'Squire Martin Sellers and L. N. Sellers, of Franklin, his jnother being their older sister.

r.l commence doing business during September. These will be followed by the opening of regionally located offices in other principal cities from coast to coast. The Universal Credit Company plan of time purchase permits the owners of Ford cars to buy them at lowest possible financing cost commensurate with sound business practices. Insurance Protection Already the establishment of the Universal Credit Company has aroused national interest on the part of Fold dealers and Ford purchasers The Ford dealer welcomes the creation of the new company because it otTers him for the first time a finance MARSHAL DEFENDANT IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES In Circuit Court Thr Putbin frm of 140 and SO acres for sale. AKo other good fatms at prUes that are tight.

MOM.Y lO I.VV on Mrtcse, low interact rates and partial payment pi i ilexes. See ws. Union Ti'wtst Co. Phone 350 plan with the solid backing of the George Weaver, Mc; gantow marshal, is defendant in a damage suit for $45 brought against him by Lon G. Karst.

Morantown merchant. Mr Karst charges that Weaver caused glasses to be broken from show cases in his store hitting R. C. Karst over the head with a mace causing him to fall into the cases. The suit was filed in the Morgan circuit court and brought to Johnson county on a change of venue.

In his answer Weaver says tint January 23 he made an attempt to arrest R. C. Karst, son of Lon G. Karst. for drunkenness and that he met resistance.

The attempted ar-irst took place in another Morgan-town business house and, according to the answer, he was forced ft chase Karst into his father's store. 1 lie officer declares he did not strike Karst until he was forced to do so. ii Ford Motor Company behind it. The Ford purchaser is interested because the plsm gives him a distinct ad-vantaee in low eost and contemplates the purchase of sound insurance protection. tn the latter respect the joint interests of the purchaser and of the Ford dealer are protected.

The plan includes lie purchase by Universal T'- i mmm I Going Away? Wo have the most complete line of Luggage ever shown in Johnson county. Wardrobe Trunks, Gladstone Bags, Ladies'" Hat Boxes. Steamer Trunks, Suit Cases. Ladies' Week End Cases. I Noe Whittesideo Co.

THE HOME OF HART, SCH AFFNER AUX CLOTHES I Credit Company of sound and adequate fire and theft insurance cover New cases filed: No. 6752. May Hardwood Corporation versus William F. Falk and Dudley A. Cox.

complaint on note. Plaintiff's attorney. George I. White. No 6753.

Hoosier Building Tile and Silo versus Ingram F. Pearson and Emma V. Pearson, suit on note. Plaint ilT's attorneys. Barnett and Barnett.

No 6754. Nova Wells versus Lawrence Wells, suit for divorce. Plaintiff's attorneys. Staff and Staff. No 6755.

Mabel Farley versus Elmer Farley, suit for divorce. Plaintiff's attorney. White. No. 6756 James W.

Kelch and Cora Kelch. partners doing business under the name and style of W. Kelch and Sons, versus Edward Cobb. Dillard Cobb and Leah H. Cobb, suit on note Attorneys for plaintiff.

Oeorce I. White. No. 6757 Sampson C. Myars versus Forest Lyster.

John W. Vandi-vier. and Charles Yandivior. suit on note. Plaintiff's attorney.

George I White. No, 6758. Lon G. Karst versus George Weaver, complaint for damages, demand $45 Plaintiff's attorney. John E.

Pod wick. Defendant's attorney, Ralph K. Lowder. Venued from Morgan circuit court. An At-Home Frock WATCH SUBSCRIPTION LABEL Beginning Monday.

September 3. The Star will stop all Rural Route That rivals a Paris sown in New Fashion Details Vs i if i and mail subscriptions to The Star if it if it it I i w. BASKETBALL PRACTICE STARTS NEXT MONDAY Coach Robert P. Vandivier of Franklin hith liool has announced that the initial basketball practice cf the season will be held next Monday. Equipment will be given out at that time.

Practice sessions of the first week will be short and routined largely to running, basket shooting and drill on fundamentals Three members of last year's team. Forest Uttcrbark. James Green and Ed Green, were graduated. Members of last year's reserve squad and the second team will fight it out for the positions lett vacant. Six men from tli- varsity squad of last year will form a nucleus for the team this season.

Those players arc Stout. Dwight Utterbaek. Frank Lloyd Daughorty. Owens and Crum. ing the purchaser, the dealer and the company The purchaser receives a standard form of pohry of insurance providing protection for one year.

These policies are issued by the Home Insurance Company of New York, one of the largesj in the world The policies provide for settlement based on the actual cash alue of the car at time of loss. Healer Sales Tool Enumerated among other advantages of the Universal Credit Company plan cf time purchase is the tact that the company is not operated with the primary and sole purpose of profit, but is created for tne sound financing of the Fvrd dealer and purchaser. The creation of the new company is evpected to act as 95 on the date of expiration. Subscribers are asked to anticipate the date of expiration by watching the label on their papers placed on them each day. Heretofore an expired subscription has been continued thirty days before paper was stopped, but this has caused ronfusion to all parties.

Beginning Monday, September 3, The Star will stop coming on the date of expiration as noted on the label. Wheat Orills Disc Cultivators Corn Turners We Have Them See Us Before You Buy! Van Brunt, McCormick, Dccring and Superior GET OFR PRICKS! THKY AUK RIGHT! FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD FROM LATE HOME ASSESSOR RECOVERING. GREENWOOD, Sept. 11 Reports irom William Jordan. Pleasant township assessor, who was operated for gall bladder trouble at the St.

Vincent hospital in Indianapolis last Saturday, indicate that he is getting along nicely. The operation was performed by Dr. Thomas Noble. Jr. MAO STONE IS USED C.

Barrow and small son and Mr. Barrow's niece. Mrs. Slater, and daughter from Unionville. Ind were in Franklin Monday to have the Featherngill mad stone applied to the children who were bitten by a supposed mad dog.

The stone was used at the home of Mrs. John Bndgeman by Miss Julia Featherngill. Mr Barrow has several relatives in this county. Mrs o. Clark and Andrew Barrow being cousins.

With long tailored sleeves a hipline closely swathed with an adjustable girdle a square V-neck appliqued flowers and new stitching trim this Nelly Don will gracefully preside over any home occasion or be equally smart for marketing, motoring or sports wear. Franklin Hardware Imp. Co. EDINBURG. Sept.

11 Funeral services were hold Monday afternoon at 2:30 m. from her late home, for Mrs Margaret Oootz Weaver, ace 67. and burial was marie in the St Johns cemetery, west of Taylorsvilie The flower bearers were Ethel Weaver. Alma Stillabower. Mrs.

Lester Wuey. Margaret Grace Weaver, and Mrs Robert Coffman. The casket bearers weie Carl Goetz. Fail Stillabower. Lester Wirey.

Marshall Robert Coffman. and Charles Coffman an added sales tool in the hands of the Ford dealer, who will thereby be able still further to carry on the announced Ford policy oJ passing on to the consumer ever possible economy. Carsten Tiedman is manager of the Detroit Branch and K. Hilton is manaser of the Kansas City Branch Universal Credit Company announces the following appointments at the four new branches, which will commence to do business during September: F. Howington.

manager at Atlanta; W. Marxsen. manager at Chicago; L. Pardee. Jr.

manager at New York and Ooorge Harrison, manager at it '4 One Milk cow on fuil flow of milk and five to freshen in October in At wood and Dorrel sale. Friday. 'i ex KINDER Eight head of fine dairy rows in Woods and Redmond sale Fall Fencing WK HAVE EVERYTHING TO BUILD A FENCE Alexander Ice Coal Co. Phone 71) 1 Twenty-seven feeding shoats; si- tv-five riasrv rows in Mnrtl-ii A. DIRECTORS TO MEET The regular meeting of the directors of the Franklin Chamber of Commerce will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Chamber rooms in the City building.

The notice calling the meeting, sent out by Fred S. Staff, president, states that, there is some very important business to be discussed, among the items of business being a proposed new industry for Franklin. jwood and W. Raymond Dorrell sale, ncav. Nelly Don Wool Dresses are $10.00 to Announcements STAR WANT ADS PAY BIG DIVIDENDS The Sh.iloh ladies Aid S'Viety will meet all day Thursday with' Mrs Hubert Mardis.

1 tkr Wm, At- EVEN IF THAT new suit feeling may only come, like a birthday, one a year sending the suit to us frequently will bring yon many happy returns of the day. J. L. HOUSE LEANER-DYER Tlione We call and deliver 117 E. Jefferson St.

The Green reunion will be hold S.uio.a.. September 16th. at the Franklin city park. TO GET Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Records, ho have been gues's of Franklin relatives for the past ft-w weeks while returniiv: home from New York City, where Mr. Records was enrolled in Columbia universitc. will leave Thursday morning Tor their home in Fort Worth, t'exai. Mr. Records completed his work at Columbia this summer and has been notified that he will receive his Masters degree mxt June.

The Halcyon club. the Union neighborhood, will meet Thursday atternoon with Mrs. Fred Vandi- ITEM 5. .1. F.

Heed, an avowed Republican for forty years, resigned as president of thr Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation to ranipaign actively for Smith because he regards Smith's pronouncements as "embracing the principles held vital to any adequate farm relief plan." DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Adv.t Chas. B. Staff, Chairman. The meeting cf the Missionary Society of the Hopewell Presbyterian church lias been postponed one week Mr.

and Mrs Ira Mathena. Mildred Allied and Harold Garner of Franklin, attended the State fair. Wednesday. Marion Carroll and Clarence All-red attended the fair Thursday at Indianapolis. Mr.

and Mrs Will Gamer of -komo. Mr. and Mrs. C. Game-spent a few days l.st week with Logan Kennedy of Jef fersonville.

Mr and Mrs. Alvia Davis oi Southport. Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and son.

Maurice Gene, of Bar-gersville, were entertained Sundav at the home of W. A. Allied and family. Refreshments of watermelon were in the afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs William Garner of Kokomo returned home Monday after a week's visit here with friends. Mrs. W. A Allied and Misses Edith and Mildred Allred were in Franklin Friday afternoon. Don Jones and family.

Fred Church and family. Roy Church and family of Whiteland. Charles Church and family and Mrs. Alvia Church of Greenwood spent Sunday with I. A.

Church and family. Parks and family spent Sunday with Leonard Glassburn and family. Pans Fleener and family spent Sunday in Brown county. Dons Fleener Tturn.ed home Sunday from near Mooresville, where she had been visiting Mrs. Jessie Davis.

Don Fultner and family of rear Stones Crossing: were the guests of Walter Kegley and family Sunday. Fred Garner and family of Franklin, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mathena. Harold Garner returned home with them.

Mr. and Mrs. Fverstt Carroll and Mrs. Lib Combs, all of near Martinsville. Mr andx Mrs.

William Garner of Kokomo. were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.

Garner. Sparton Electric A I) I There will be an all-day meeting J. E. Nash Son Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hubert Mardis on East South street.

I vj.Yi I With The Opening of School CO.ME THE NEW FALL SUIT MODELS The NYttir.chnm Fabrics have all of the new and darker shades in rich grays. Skillfully Tailored Suit for Youncr Men at And Wonderful Fall Suits $lbo0 to 35 (2t2t iyz The Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans will meet Tuesday in the Legion room. A good attendance is desired. East of College Phone 641 R. C.

WOODS Talnicr Graduate Chiropractor Fifth Year in Franklin STAR BUILDING A meeting of the directors and officers of the Johnson Countv Golf Club and the Fealty Co. will be held in the office of the Interstate Public Service Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Pure Linseed Oil Absolutely pure, not thinned, at 85c per gallon Steamboat, Carter's, Premier, White Leads, Turpentine, Shellac, Drier, Brushes, Valspar, Luxeberry, Hatfield, Varnishes. Largest Stock Paints in Johnson County Try our Red Barn Paint at a cost to you of $1.05 per Gallon Incomparable Values! High Quality Low Price Shoes for all the family at low cost. $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 81.85 NEWTON'S "The Store That Undersells CP The Gleaners Class of Grace Methodist Sunday school will meet Wednesday evening at seven thirty at the home cf Mrs Hubert Mardts on South street.

Miss Emma Jane Lemasters and Miss Ruth Beam an will be assistant hostess and all members are urged to be present. YOUR CAR MILL WORK AND LCMBEB SUPPLY GO. CENTRAL Wanted Grade pupils tn tutor. College graduate with 13 years' teaching experience. Special attention given beginners.

Mrs. John i Hurst Adams. Phone 459. payment may be as high as $50 per month. WHY NOT cut this to less than hall.

OUR PLAN will suit your pwtlcuUr case Capitol Loan Co. HI lOKGtRY IISTS RENTERS. WORKERS JV.i.i'.d Countv A cent A Carter has en. tsu 4 ik Tucsd.iv file V. office r.t the Jcltroon eoun-atti ir.vm.

on a thaice cl heck foj. tv couit house a list of men desiring gen The check was payable to tent tor the coming year to Fdatd was supposed ar.d ao a ot men ant to to li.nc ci Chailes as lh at dented making I fit check 1 'er admit ed to iv.tr head wotk h.ows and ctch.t t'-e erV ud We dnesd one rvV xs'i'h ot The Co-Workers cla.vs of the Methodist church will hold a 'pitch-in supper at the City park. Thursday evening, at 6 o'clock, to i hich husbands and families are i invited Bring food and dishes fcr Tr e.ve of r.im T1 ilt i tc ui pir clmroh ri'vn; I Ti'n Franklin, Indiana Opposite Big Four Station About 1300 bushels of oats in bin in Atwood and Dorrell sale. Sept. 14.

Phone 712 F.ocm 1 S'ar Bld Six feeding hogs weighing 130 lbs, to in Bnstow sale..