Gas City High School - Epoch Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

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alay Bros. JUST GOOD GROCERS HOME OF GOOD EATS MAIN, NEAR FIRST PHONE 187 GAS CITY TRANSFER COMPANY AUTO ACCESSORIES-GAS AND OIL-SMALL HARDWARE PAINTS AND OILS Agent for Kamp Cook Gasoline Stoves Local and Long Distance Hauling W. J. LOWE Phone 81 EAT AT BROWNIE'S RESTAURANT Eventually, Why Not Now? West Main and First Streets Gas City, Ind.

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0---eirnn EPOCH,1927-------o Mr. Routh- What was the date of the compromise of 1850, Mar- garet? Dorothy Ditmei' said that she received plenty of exercise at school running up and down the columns in bookkeeping. Willis Hutchins fto Charles RayJ- Hey, Charlie, do you want to buy two fifteen-cent tickets? Charles- What for ? Willis- Thirty cents. Miss Jacoby- What is worse than finding a worm in an apple ? John Wagoner- Eating it. Biddy Groves-- What do yoiiexpect to be after you get out of school? Mutt Pratt- At this rate I'll be an old man. Mr. Bailey- Is there much traffic on Jonesboro's new cement road ? A Jonesboro Boy- I should say so. Some days as many as five autos pass in a day. Smith Poor and BLlCklQTDQ7TNg'Q in the boiler room. Buckie, seeing the word Portable on a boiler, said: Does that mean that I could carry that boiler ? Smith Poor- Yes, but it would take two Days to carry it. Burma Mule Mike M.- How came the cornet with that new sound? Never heard it before. Bernice Mc.- Nothing in the end of it. Al Spurgeon- Gee, I wish tlgt art teacher would hurry up down here. I'd tell her a mouthful. CAI looks up the end of the sentence and finds the teacher bending over hirn.J 'Tm speechless. Mr. Bailey- Buster, go into tl? front room and get me a newspaper. Buster- Oh, no! I'm afraid to go in there. . Mrs. Bailey- Buster, don't you know that God is in there? Buster stepped to the door of the dark room and whispered out: God, will you hand Dad the paper? Mr. Routh- In England they called this war the Seven Years' War. What did they call it in America '? Bill Dailey- It was called Queen Ann's war. Mr. Routh- Certainly not, it was called the Seven Years' Yar. Mr. Routh Cin History classl- What is a party platform ? Margaret Howard- What the candidates sit on at election day. Merrill Ricks ftalking over telephone, which was a party line. A woman was heard talkingi- Will you get off tho line? I'm trying to get Adrianson's residence. Woman- Thank you, I'm not on the line!

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TRADE AT HOME INDIANA DRY GOODS STORE Ladies' and Child1'en's Ready-to-Wear We Sell for Less because of Low Operating Expense MUNSINGWEAR ONYX HOSIERY THE GAS CITY MERCANTILE HIGH GRADE YARD GOODS AND NOVELTIES RED GOOSE SHOES WARNER'S CORSETS