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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18
BRATTI.EBORD LOCAL.

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In the supreme court the case of
Mrs Il. e. Bacon of Brattleboro
against the town of Dnr1merston,
brought TO recover for. dana ges to an
automobile, alleged to have, been due
to negligence on the apart of the town
has been discontinued.
Stakes. were tdriven and t;n,,n,. vr.
placed a against them tb;s c,oo,r;,a = az
rear Of theIIowsr R;eba,asn ,,,as. ~
ket boildinr 10 nyavcnt tse .iand e.,
sliainc in how shovsrs 4, sh;s ra;n.
MANY feet az tho ernha np,,cnt har. ~.
wa she'd ont during 'thn 10 ~ sth,aa :, 60
vears. 40 = - ~ 'l- y : .0e.
IT..
tto An n,,h,s. to-. 4sseu ~ .pe opened
81 fro,n or. .so 10y s ~ ngpn' NoV.
the place az fhS anhns, + Ia ~ = Az an
account Of the, maf,v demands ,inoa III.
lpeople for MONEY tho past v,arr' IN com.
linittec is MOI. asking the public to bring
contributipnsF However ii AIR would
Ike to do so. gifts will be. gratefully re-
ceived. 1t IS hoped the. many friends of
the Home will call to, greet the residents
there and TO have social cup Of coffee
with them Each member of the visiting
committee is asked to consider this a suf,,
heient notice for the day.
{. S. Hopkins's flower, store was
| moved Saturday from the Waite building
on Main street TO Crosby block, in the
store formerly. occupied by leonard &
Roess as cigar store. The new store has
more poor space Is lighter and is much
more desirable The front part is used
- a - n
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18
EXETER TRIMS ANDovER.
Sixth Consecutive Win Of Frsp School
Over Old Rivals.

In the annual footbaly tsane played
at Andover Saturday, Phillips Exeter
academy defeated its oh rival, Phil.
lips hndovcr, for the sixth consecutive
year, by score of o6 Ito :. Exeter
scored six minutes aftcrl the game be.
gan. A l7yard run by Kennedy
brought the ball within, the fvc.yard
line. from which Gilroy scored.
Andoyer's score was made hv Neid
liDger. after a 5S-yard run bv Cant
Adams Exe'er'- winning scores came
IN the second and last periods Through
steady iSeins
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18

How did YOU get hurt z" asked the doc
tor OF the American soldier in France, "a
he slowly recovered consciousness.
We'll" was the reply shcepishly given,
the last thing remember was telling
British Tommy that the Americans had
come over here TO start the war"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18

those persons. with whom they come. il
contact. must be regarded ss, enemies.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18
WILL INVESTIGATE
DISBARMENT CHARGES
Supreme Court Appoints Commission to
Probe Case Against Rutland
AttorOev
Attorney.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 1s!Thc su-
preme court has appointed Roger ".
Hulburd of Hyde Park, W. II. Fair
child of Fairfield and L. J. Hunt of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-18

The man who manages to keep out of
deot, outJot Jail and out of politics is a
little above the average.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
Announcements

The meeting of the Harmony
Reading circle has been postponed
-- the first week in September.
The Colfax W. o. u. r.. viii meet
Wednesday afternoon al the home of
Irs. Ella Mccoy. 729 ". Lasaue av.
The program viii be in charge of
Mrs J. ". Staples
The 20th Mller-Zigler family re-
union viii be held Thursday. Aug.
%, at Pottawatomie park
The ladies' Aid society OF the
Stull NJ r. church will meet Wed
uesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
The parlors of the church. All mem
bers OF the society are requested 10
1e present as important business
Hill be taken up.
The Pleasant View w g.. r. r..
VIII hold an all day meeting al the
home Of Mrs. Mary Obenchain. Car
yoltOn St, Mishawaka, Wednesday
Section two OF the Pastors Aid
m the First Christian church will
meet with Mrs James Frame. 1913
vs.. Washington av. Thursday az
ternoon, Aug. 10 instead of Wed
nesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
RIVER PARK

The Women's Bible class of the
~ Z. church met al Red Cross
headquarters Yesterday and made
surgical dressings
The regular business and mission
AIRY meeting Of the class viii be held
Wednesday afternoon al the home
OF Mrs j. j. Schock lIl3 : sew
enth ST. instead of Mrs Edwin
Steele Pleasant ST.. as previously
announced.
Mrs Russell Mofu ana Mrs.
Nern Myers will be hostesses 10 the
Ladies Aid society Thursday after
noon az the home OF Mrs MONT. :
Eighth ST.
The Sunshine club viii meet
Thursday afternoon az Pottavato-
ME park
AIRS O.. g. Allen was hostess 90
company of friends yesterday az
o'clock dinner in honor Of her
mothers birthday anniversary. Cow
ers we're laid for l. The evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
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"T9E 8RH0HZEsT SPOT III Town.

was delightfully."- spent with instru-
mental and vocal music. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs c. F. Al
len, Of Frankin Ky, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wyatt OF Logansport
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones were
host and hostess at 6 o'clock din
ner Monday in honor Of Harvey
Metcalf and cousin Mrs Elizabeth
Brewer. of West Liberty Ia.
Mrs. Edward Moritz, 18th st.
has returned from a visit with her
mother Mrs Ives and sister, Mrs.
Myers. at Niles, Mich.
Gaylord Denyes will leave to-
morrow for Niles Mich where ne
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. Charles Anderson, 5. Sew
enth st. received a letter today from
her son. Virgil Anderson. on the
Battleship Florida He states he
is well and getting along fine. He
also said that their chaplin mad
been sent back 70 America and sun
dsy the boys organized a Bible class
with , members, but they hoped 10
have a large class soon.
Mrs Anderson also received a
card from her son Ora Anderson.
from Camp Merritt \. j. telling
ne was leaving for New York and
would soon sail for France
Mr. and Mrs Walter Warner and
children Of Three Rivers. Mich. and
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Schroyer OF
Mendon Mich who have been the
guests OF Nj and Mrs. Earl Berry.
Y Eleventh ST. and Mr.. and Mrs
William Schroyer s. Seventh st. the
past week returned Monday
Ellis Anderson. 1905 18th ST. had
his foot so badly crushed yester-
day by a truck falling on il while
al work az the Stude ker corpo-
ration that IL was necessa ry 70 am
putate the great roe He was taken
10 Epworth hospital where the op-
Grafton was performed and later
removed 10 his home
Mrs Houck n Eighth IT. j.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Slater
AZ her summer cottage. At Dia-
mond lake
Mr.. and Mrs William Rinard
/ Misha waks ay.. who spent last week
ar Plymouth. Ind guests OF the
/ lauers mother. Mrs Daniel Miles.
have gone 70 Indian lake. Do
wagiac Mich for q weeks out
I ing
Miss Helen Mawson. = Seventh
g. has gone 10 Washington. u G.
where she will take government
I position.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Wilson and
J son. .omer. Mrs. Hoover and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
TWO sUGARLEss DAINrIEs.

Have YOU ever made peach leath-
err suppose YOU will say. oh
yes for most OF us. have made
IL. But did YOU ever make 1t with
maple syrup
I did. last year. and the results
quite exceeded my expectations. As
] peeled the peaches 10 can them. ]
carefully separated the spoiled
spots from the good peeiings. put
ting each IN a separate pan The
soft brown spots bruised places. 7
saved with the peels
When the canning Of the peaches
was an OUT OF the way I turned my
attention 10 making leather" This
is how 7 did IT, The peaches had
been carefully washed before peel
inE 50 that the peel pulp now was
clean. To each pound OF peach
skins I added a half cupful Of maple
syrup These cooked together
until frick. then poured the mixture
from the pan into a platter large
plates viii do1. spreading IL out
Thin Then the process of evap-
GRAFTON was begun For three DAYS
I left the paste I'm the sun. protect
ed hy glass from flies and dust.
and the third evening cur 10 into
strips am inch wide and rolled each
strip tichtlv 7 wrapped each piece
in oiled paper and put al in 4 large
Tin box and kept III in a cool dry
closet
Al Christmas time we had a
quantity left. which We used 20 sup
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
REVEL CATIONS OF 4 WIFE
By Adele GaTTisoa

closed and locked the door Of his
room.
You natter yourself sir" / swept
him a low bow Il really haven't
the slightest curiosity about your old
room"
Sour grapes" ne Knocked. and
then impressively And no matter
what packages or furniture come
here for me they are not 10 De un-
wrapped Just leave them on the
porch. or in the library until 1 come
home
Il wouldn't touch one Of them
with pair OF tongs," ] assured him
see that you don't" ne returned.
hanging the KEY up, and hastily
kissing me Now I've got 10 run
for it,"
He hurried down the stairs and
out Of the front door stood look
ing after him with a smile of tender
amusement He was really too ride
ulous about his room in the old
Brennan house which We had leased
at Marvin.
When his mother and j We're plan
ming the furnishing of the place
Dicky had resOlutely refused TO let
US touch his room. With his Gus
tomary disregard for the comfort or
convenience of others he had chosen
az first sight the largest bed cham
Der II all one with four large win
dowa. Since moving 10 the house he
had shared my room while his had
been the stene of much activity on
the part of aper-hangers, painters
and carpenters. activity which he
had screened from his mother and
me with ludicrous care
He had royalty tipped Katie TO
clear up the litter the workmen had
left and / had heard him charge her
10 let neither Mother Graham nor
myself come into the room Katie.
much distressed. had come to me
about the injunction, but / had as
sured her that it was only "a little
joke of Mr.. raham's. ana she had
gone contentedly back again to
work.
Mother Graham'S Ultimatum.
From his remark about the pack
ages / inferred that Dicky's pur-
chases for the room were complete.
AS the day wore on and furniture
and packages. all carefully hidden
in wrappings. were delivered. / be
gan 10 wonder how in the world he
was going 10 get everything he had
bought into one room
His mother voiced another fear of
mine as she saw the pile of things
on the veranda.
II wonder what he's spending on
all this 20 she said anxiously Rich
ara hasn't any atom OF common
sense when II comes 10 money"
Il haven't any idea how much it
Will cost him" 1 answered truth
fully. Months before. confessing
that he never had any idea of his
financial status. and that he could
not save money. Dicky had asked me
20 take charge OF his earnings. back
them and pay everything with my
personal checks. But 1 had long sus-
pected that Dicky did not turn over
10 me all the generous payments
which came 10 him for his draw
ings The. appearance Of all these
purchases. of the payment for which
I knew nothing. confirmed my sus-
picions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
PERSONALS.

Mrs Michael Kota of Chicago is
a guest for one week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Wesolowski.
s William ST
Mr.. and Mrs Ignatius Jagielski
and children Of Battle Creek. Mich,
arrived here Monday for two
weeks visit with the formers pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs Leon JagielsKi.
n Olive ST.
Miss Leocadia Banasicka, y Tay-
Tor ST.. left Tuesday for a two weeks
visit at Detroit and Toledo. o
Elmer Hazinsk visited his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs George HAHN
ski, 1243 w Jefferson blvd. being
here on 56-hour furlough from
the naval training station at Great
Lakes Ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hazinski.
1104 W. Napier ST.. have as their
guests " BaIuta and X. Ciesla Of
Chicago. They will visit for one
week.
Misses Martha Securr and Flor
ence Kwiathowska left Monday aft
ernoon for weeks visit to Benton
Harbor. Mich
Isabel little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dolatowski. 941 An
thony ST. who was IN with typhoid
fever. is reported better Tuesday.
Mrs. and Mrs Frank era bowski.
2ll7 Merry av. will leave Wednes-
day morning for three weeks va
cation at Eagle lake. Edwardsburg.
Mich. They will also Spend one
week al Michigan City.
Mrs. Robert Cora ewicz. Mrs.
Theophil Czaplicki and children.
Mrs. Stanley Goralewicz and son, Jo-
seph. and Mrs Helen Sobielach and
grandson, Theodore. have arrived
here from Detroit, Mich. for few
DAYS visit with relatives and friends.
They are enroute 10 Hammond. Ind.
20 attend wedding OF a relative
Miss Mary Smiecinska. ". Wash
ington av. will leave today for her
home in Rolling Prairie 10 spend the
summer Miss Smiecinska is i'm poor
health and viii go home to recuper-
ate
Pvt. Leon Stefajus Of Jefferson
barracks. 81. Louis Mo. is spending
a furlough at the home o. his
friend, James Siwunas. :. scott 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
You Darling Dick!"

you Darling Dick"
OF didn't think you ha@ Il in you.
Madse he said, patting my shout
der. II wouldn't have known this
old room"
1T is hideous room. his moth
en- announced, wi5h the air Of hnal-
ity that makes her SO irritating
sometimes Ugh. that awful green,
To think Of taking ones meals TO
that color accompaniment
Perhaps we can cat many Of our
meals on the veranda opening from
the dinins room ] suggested hope
fully
Anywhere. except here. my
mother-in-lsw returned, and then to
Dicky Take me 20 my ON.
Richard II IL is like the rest Of
these horrors / know j shall be ill. -"
followed them up the stairs gem
timely sorry for Dicky. lie had felt
SO much boyish enthusiasm for the
house I knew his mothers dis
approval hurt him.
While her room did not call forth
the condemnation she had given the
library and dining rOom-and. i'm
deed, il was the prettiest room IN
the house. with a pretty outlook
upon the tennis court and lawn
yet she did not cease her criticisms
upon everything she saw. The bath
room with its old-style tub and fix
lures the hall with its paper of a
hideous blue. which 4 admitted 10
myself was appalling, the doors. the
windows. with their lack of screen
ing-au shared her censure.
You haven't sense enough 20 rent
coop for chickens. let alone a
house. she said 20 Dicky. as she
sank into chair out of breath
Then she turned on me.
Il thought YOU had little COM
mon sense she said in tone that
implied that what judgment I did
have was necessarily very limited.
What possessed you to consent 10
this barn 20
Why I agree with Dicky that
20 is decidedly worth while ! re-
turned spiritedly.
Il wash my hands of both Of you.
said my mother-in-law Please
leave me alone for "a few minutes
The shock of seeing this place has
upset me so I shall have 70 lie down
before j eat anythins."
Dicky and ] scurried out OF the
room like two frightened children
and went swiftly down the stairs TO
our discredited living room. There
Dicky caught me in his arms
You darling brick he said. kiss
ing me I'm awfully obliged 10
YOU for backing the matter like
that
AS I returned his kiss I felt as
n the vague shadows I had felt
lowering over the new home had
vanished. AZ least temporarily. I
did not know what the new home
might bring 10 me; the thought Of
Grace Draper was always in the
back of my mind but for a little
while al least was genuinely
happy
Why DiclSy Asked Madge 20 Invite
Miss Draper To Call end See
His Room.
Vow. remember. no stealing Of
keys and peering into Bluebeard's
closet said Dicky gayly, as he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13

Creek Mich.
Word has been received OF the
safe arrival m France of Joseph F..
ALmick by his sister Mrs. e. +. Hat
field of River Park.
John s Howard 115 South Bend
av. has returned from a five DAYS
visit with his son. Timothy r. How
ard who is i'm training for the navy
az Annapolis Md. on the G. s S.
Refine Mercedes
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Gross. $50 r.
Las8lIe av.. have received word that
their son. Charles. has arrived safe
ly overseas Prior 60 his sailing, Mr.
Gross was stationed I'm the supply
company at Camp Johnston. Jack
sonyille Fla
la Mar Gemberune. 220 y.
FRANCIS ST. LEFT Monday for the
Great Lakes training station He
viii so under training for am arm
guard
Prof j. r Thomas. principal OF
the Detroit CITY Normal Training
school with wife and son. motored
from Wall Lake. Mich. where they
are spending the month of August
TO south Send and are spending q
few days with Mrs p p. Thomas
and Mr. and Mrs John Cannon.
901 p Division ST.
AIR. and AIRS Elmer Mcdonald.
1919 Lincoln way w. AIR and Mrs.
Charles Bestle Portage rd. nd Mr..
and Mrs Cloyd Bestle. Lincoln way
w have returned from r week :
outing at South shore Diamond
lake
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13

plement our Christmas candy The
children prefer IL TO candy. so We
were able 70 DO with less sugar
sweets.
Yellow egg tomatoes. which can
he used in the same way. make a
very attractiv CONNECTION. Let
your children once taste these and
they will want more OF them.
Is IL too hot 10 knit or are we
slackers? The Wilson Red Cross
auxiliary received seven pairs Of
socks and three sweaters from Mrs
Charles Nattison. w. Navarro St.
who has been spending the summer
with her husband i'm Atlanta Ca il;
is 100 70 los degrees in the shade
down there all the time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
RAPTISMS

The baptism OF an infant daush-
ter or Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Szulczyk.
425 :. Jackson 81. took place sun
day AZ the 81. Adalbert's church and
was ~n8med Evelyn The God-pa
rents are Mrs Katherine Rsuer and
John Smogor
Cecilia the neWly-born daughter
OF Mn and Mrs Stephan Dani~lo-
wicz 2419 Linden az. was baptized
Monday evening at 81 Stanislaus'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PREM RSOsrds sf KpdiaEz T1ua-
sd nsan %.

John Skarzinsky. single. 70 Frank
Marszalakowski s.. Lot No m
Mendenhau Il Wards subdivision
of lots 125. I2s. l27. rs and I2s in
Cushings sixth addition 10 the city
OF South Bend
Ray Z Shindler single. 81 al to
Alma ShidIer s.. The undivided %
OF the south IL Of the southwest
IA OF the northwest IA Of section
p. township IS y r. 2 z. cont. 90
A Union township.
Adam Hgnsberser and Kate r.
his wife et al 20 john " Bedrang
and Anna n X & W 1850 L IS
in Jefferson heights second addition
10 South Bend.
George 81 Studebaker Anne
Studebaker. Carlisle and Clement
StudeOaker. jr. Trs 10 Kosciuszko
Bldg & Loan Fund association.
$500 Lot SIS IN the third plat Of
Summit pl addition 10 the city OF
South Bend
Nora Bruoaker. widow 81 Daniel
y Brubaker. decd 10 William suit
81 Farms in Lincoln township
Joseph Buzohts 10 Stephen Hodo-
- and Eliza beth n & W 81. Lot IN
Hartman and Milers addition 10
South Bend
Margaret " StulL widow 20 The
south Bend and Gary Land Co. 81.
Lots =. 9. 10. II. u. i. 21 % %.
%. IS. %. %. 2s. % So 81 So 80.
81 rs. 80 A. ~ -, -. 46 A..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13

daughter Miss Alberta Hoover,
have returned from a weeks visit
at White Pigeon Mich
Misses Ruth Whitcomh 18th ST..
and Irene Newcomb, s Eighth
St have returned from visit with
Mrs Whitman at Berrien Springs
Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooley. 18th
St are spending the week at Eagle
Point
Fred Coddington OF Huntington,
Ind. has bene visiting Mr. and Mrs
Eggleston and Mr. and Mrs. William
Hacker the past week.
Miss Mary Read is AT Bay City,
Mich. visiting friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
WomeA'S War Work

SCHEDULE FOR THE CITY HOME
DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
Wednesday.
Studebaker school
Thursday
ColfaN school
Friday.
Linden s,nooI
saturday.
ONCE
a canning demonstration and
talk on the sailing and brining will
DO given AZ these meetings.
SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY DEM
ONSTRATION AGENT.
Wednesday
once
Thursday.
Union township Olive Branch
school canning demonstration at
$50 o'clock
Friday.
Union township Annis school
cannins demonstration at 1880
Saturday.
once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
PERSONALS

Miss Marjorie Mitchell. 919 Z.
Madison ST., has returned from "A
three weeks visit in Chicago. She
--as accompanied home by Mrs.
Park Alexander. who viii visit rel
auves in South Bend
Miss Mildred LOngacre Of Chicago
spent the week end with her par
euJs, Mr and Mrs Henry Longacre
e19 n. Francis ST
AIR and Mrs. c. IS Mangold, 225
y Main ST.. and Mary Frances
Jones. 115 - Scott ST., have just re-
turned from a motor trip in me
west visiting Moline. Rock Island
I'D. Davenport. Grinell, Des Moines
and Council Bluffs. IA. Omaha. lin
coin and shrewsbury, NeD. Lewis
Nangold Of Omaha. rhe brother OF
~ 3. Mangold. returned to south
end with the company.
Milton r. Carter. son of Eli W
Carter. 1924 5. Main ST.. who was
commissioned first lieutenant IN the
frst officers training camp at Fl
sheridan, Ill. has been promoted 10
captain. He has been released from
his position as intelligence officer
and is now regimental personnel
adiutant. Capt Carter is with the
a44th infantry
Leslie B. Bernhardt of the medi-
cal department. base hospital. Camp
Hancock Aug Ia Ca, who has
been spending his furIouEh with his
parents Dir and Mrs. A. o. Bern
1ardt North Liberty returned 80
camp sunday
Miss Clara Kelley. $50 River av..
attended the Wyman reunion that
was held az the home Of Mrs Lydia
rcagIer near Lakevnle. Sunday.
PVT. Charles B. Con Of Camp
sherman. Chulicothe. o.. is at home
or a short furlough visiting his par
erts. Mir and Mrs. Louis God. 500
s. Fellows st.
Pvt Kenneth r. Ashman of Hem
stead. T. L. is a. home ON = short
furlough VISITING his parents Mr..
AND Mrs T. =. Ashman 1880 s. Main
Pvt Ashman Is member OF the
medical corps
Word has been received of the
lfe arrival mn France of William
aer-ehke formerly of S1l S. Carroll
lie was sent from the Great
Lakes naval training station for
rrainIn- in France. He was former
.v wire chief of the Bell Telephone
company
Bert s Zellers has arrived safely
overseas. according 90 word received
by l.s parents. Nr and Mrs. + 3
Zsuer-. 1850 s Franklin ST. He is
n member of T. company SS7th iu-
fau,ry. s1th division formerly sta
uoned ar Camp custer Battle CzeeA.
Mich
Word has been received or the
safe arrival iu France of Arthur -
LovEren he is member of the
-bNth aero squadron
Mr. Leo Edison. 1Z> r. Donald
- has received word of the safe
arrival DO France of her brother.
HowaAd keifer. a member OF the
2l6th aero squadron. He was for-
merIy located az Ions island. y. s..
Mrs Russell r. Downey VIII arrive
today from Atlanta. Ca where she
has been with her husband who Is
"a training az Camp Hancock. She
NiU tisir her parents Air and Mrs
I'd IS Place. s. Lafayette ST.
Gerard j. Walter has arrived
afeIy in France. according Co word
received here He was formerly
tauoued az camp Custer Battle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-08-13
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

A party of young people number
ing u enjoyed a picnic at Chain-o-
Lakes Sunday afternoon A basket
supper was served. Following the
luncheon games, stunts and boating
were enjoyed The affair was given
in honor of Miss Cecilia Wharton
of Whiting. Ind, who is a guest at
the home of Miss Mary Grzempala,
1905 Catalpa av. Those who took
part we're Misses Mary Holewin-
ska Helen Burda. Gertrude Ia
grodzka. Bertha Snider, Anna Van
Gutrie. Mayme Karzeniewska, Mary
Caleb. Julia Haza. Anna Powell and
Emilia Trudzinska.
Mrs Frank Miller was pleasantly
surprised At her rural home sun
dav by her children and grandchil-
dren in honor Of her 60th birthday
anniversary All Of the children
we're present with the exception of
a son. Leon private In the L. ).
army in France and daughter. Mrs.
Mary Engle OF Los Angeles. Calf
4 chicken dinner was served at II
o'clock. covers being laid for IS
Cake. ice cream and fruit We're
served during the afternoon. The
chief amusement was an automo-
bile ride in the country Mrs Mil
Ter was the recipient OF pretty gift.
The singing practice OF NJ Ro-
manowski Falcons choir will De held
Wednesday evening az kOsciuszko
hall. : cha pin ST
The Columbus Red Gross auxiliary
has postponed their meeting until
further notice.
The military rank OF Falcons. L.
Baucki. No. J. will hold their exer-
cises Wednesday evening Al 4. Ba-
licki Falcons hall W Division ST.