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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-04
LOCKED UP
FOR VACATION

closing the most specessfui season
tbe 0rnheuu theatre has experi enced.
James Nichelstetter locked up the
ropalar Hammond playhouse last ev-
eninr ard now turas hrs face towards
a long rest. Tomorrow he and Mrs
M.chelstetter start FOR Wisconsi n
here they viii speod several weeks
on .heir fruit farm. He has manag-
s9 Ia tame hts automobile enough that
he believes he can make the whole
tr.p without being bothered M con
stables ana traffic cops.
Il have been in the theatre business
twentv-two years but I never saw
ANYTHING Ike the Two seasons have
"a in Hammond sad Mr Michelstet-
ter IN commenting on his Years work
When he returns in three weeks the
theatre win have been redeeorated
and wn be opened under new policy
wbicb wil include six acts Of vaude-
vile every night an enlarged orches-
ia and other special features The
closing ep sode OF The Master Ms
terys Win he shown tonight and TO-
morrow night at The Deluxe Theatre
while the final episode Of The Tig
er,s Tran~ viii appear AT the Deluxe
/ Wednesday and triaay
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Harry Thiel at their new home, $40 In
graham avenue They were entertained
with music until $3.50 o'clock after which
refreshments were served NIr. and Mrs.
Predum and son George. Mr. and Mrs.
, 4. Thiel and daughter Christina. Mr..
and Mrs John Wiedoger and daughter
kathryn and Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Brooks
Of Toledo were guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Daily Of Tru-
man avenue very oharmingly entertained
during tbs weekend thirty relatives and
friends from California, Milwaukee.
West Allis, Chicago and Hammond.
The members Of the F. r F. club
spent Sunday al Maverly beach and en-
joyed delightful picnic. The card
parties of the club have been postponed
until September.
Bargain in rebuilt cars, all sizes. al
Victory Garage. $50 Fayette St. Sal
There will be a meeting this evenine
cf Triumph Council No. j n of L. at
the / 0 o. f. hail in State street
The regular seui-monthly meeting OF
the Lady Vikings VIII be held this even
ing at the X and l.. Of S. hall in tn
Rimbach building.
Mr.. AUTO OWNER. Let us intro
duce you to a true friend-one who Is
constant and ever ready To serve you
our Liability Insurance Policy:
Pleasure Cars-------s1s.50 per year
Ir,nd 81 Dar wear
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ALLEGED YOUNG
BANDITS ARRESTED

George walkowski. eighteen years old.
Il teamster OF 500 Ames ave. Hammond.
and Mike Jurzak. twenty years old Of
1908 Columbia ave. Hammond were ar
rested last night by Captain Strong aud
Officers Bundle Einsele and Singer Of
ths Hammond police.
These boys are charged with having
robbed Mary Miller. Of l67 Company
house. Hammond of 1851 in currency on
Saturday morning while she was walking
through the woods near Gibson
Mrs. Miller is said to have identified
both as the men who robbed her.
Walkowski and Jurzak are out on a
$500 bond each 70 appear for trial
august 9Th in the Hammond city court
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RACE HAS
STARTED AT
MERRY CLIP
Maj. Ed. Jackson Out For
Governorship; Warren
McCray May Run Also

ZINES BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug 81 free
for-au seems to have opened immediately
following the announcement by VIII Il.
Hays, Republican national chairman.
that he viii not be candidate for the
nomination for governor and the names
cf number OF candidates are expected
to he announced soon. possibly before
the end Of this week. Major Ed. Jack
son. who resi- gned as lieutenant governor
10 Join the army. is the latest candidate.
II seems 10 be taken for granted that
Warren r. NeCray Will announce his
candidacy. aIthough no definite state
ment has been made thus FAR Nir
McCray is a farmer and as such VIII be
depended on to receive the farmer vote
He seems 10 be the general favorite
among Republicans and It Is generally
believed his chances of receiving the
nomination are excellent
MccARDLE FOR DIccRAY
The name Of John McCardle memb .
Of the public service commission. as d
possible candidate was frequently men
TONED Immediately af or Mr. Hays made
his announcement. Mr.. NcCardIe was
mentioned some time a so. but discussiu n
Of The possibility of his becoming a can
didate was dropped during the period
when 1t was assumed that Mr.. HAYES
would seek the nomination The state
ment also has been made that Mr. Nc
Cardle may become Mr.. McCrays cam
paign manager.
Edward Toner. Of Anderson IS AGAR
being frequently mentioned. although the
mention Of his name does not seem 2,
meet with much favor. lie has beer
mentioned for governor almost since The
last campai gn. but his boom has moi
gained much Roadway.
BUSH CANDIDACY cEuLs.
Lieut.. Gov Edgar y. Bush Is already
making a caapaign for the nomination
He does not seem 10 be getting yer,
Tar. however. He attended the meetIn.
Of editors and party workers st Mag
nesia Springs and his reception Wa
rather cool He announced that h
would open headquarters here soon All,
that he intends to make an e2tensiv
speaking campaign in the state
Senator Harry Z. Negley. Of Indian
apo!is will make a campaign for III
nomination for lieutenant governor H
seems at this time 10 be the only candi
date seriously seeking this nomination
The race for nomination for treasure
IL attracting most OF the attention
among the minor Offices. Among tn
candidates are U McMurtrie. the pres
ent treasurer; Bert Morgan. who IS en-
pIoyed in the Office Of the state super
intendent Of public instruction: Dav
Scott, of Linton. second district chair
man; Ben Urbahns. deputy state treas
urer; and Ora Davies. Of Kokomo.
L. s Bowman. OF Richmond. DEBUT
state auditor. seems 70 be the only ser
ious contender for the Office Of audIto
Of state.
L. s Lesh. assistant attorney genera
is pushing his campaign for attorne
general and John Edwards. q Mitche
attorney. is seeking the nomination.
William A Roach. secretary Of state
L. \. Hines. state superintendent G
public instruction. and VIII H Adam
reporter Of the supreme court. see
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He WOULD CURB
SMALL PROFITEER
econTinued rrom page one-l

-
$3.50. a1fsi go p'sNioes-N Foinlee
going down ~ Price 81 hideS was ~.
ing III IN renfv The Arrrour ofsieia4 ~.
clared mar - r~;ce ~ ~ bo.e 49,
bea, ..ereat1,, 4a,,.rsdo - 49, -
difgerenc bss no. 49,, 80 ~ -. =.
: ressiy, ,bo 49, - 49, 49,
ese,,tCr ,-or-a~ - ,,,.ss..s-,,a -.
tt,.it,s ~ ratsiI sboe 6e,ls~s "a $50.
14re IL otrar b,.-r~o,7,,c+s s,,sras,....
,hs+ ,n irn,,tr4. ,,o,,l7 str.,,. 80 rro,s..
Il. III. ra.a5l.r-
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SUES FOR DIVORCE IN
HAMMOND COURT

Estela Bogardus. sol Delaware s. !.
Cary has flied her complaint for d.
voroe from her husband Ralph 30
gardus. in the Hammond superior court.
They were married November 10 1904.
and separated July %. 1919 During
eleven years Of their married life. she
SAYS, Ralph cursed her and frequently
laid violent hands Oh her lie also ac-
cused her Of beng unchaste Mrs Bo-
gardus asks for the custody Of their two
children together with such alimony and
support money as the court may decree.
Her attorneys are Curtis & kuss.
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TERRIFYING DESCOMFORTS
FROM SKIN DISEASES

you cannot find blood remedy
that approaches s. S. S. for real
efficiency 5, S. S. has been on the
market for fifty years, during
which time it has been giving uni
form satisfaction for all disorders
for which il is recommended IL
you want prompt relief. you can
rely upon 5. 5. s For expert ad-
vice as 10 the treatment of your
own individual case. write to-day
TO Chief Medical Adviser. Swift
Specific Co.. Dept a.. Atlanta, Ga
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CHILD FAILED TO
HEAR AUTOMOBILE

Pearl Richter eight years old who
lives at : Highland St. Hammond. was
badly bruised about the neck and face
last night when hit and knocked down
b. an automobile driven by Bryce Whit
4her on State ST. near the Monon tracks.
It is said that the little girl. who IS
hard OF hearing. walked directly in
front OF the automobile and was hi by
the fender Of the car.
Mr. Whitaker stopped and picked her
W and took her with her grandmother .
the Hammond police station and then
took both q their home.
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DEATH OF MRS.
VAN WEELDEN

Mrs. Kate Van weldon fortv-eIght
Years or age. wife Of Nicholas Van
Weelden OF Lansing. died yesterday
morning al -. Margaret's hospital fol-
lowing operation.
The funeral VIII be held THURSDAY ar
'ernoon az one O'Clock from the home.
then from the Lansing Holland church
ar two o'clock Interment viii be held
in the Lansing cemetery in charge of
Undertaken Emmerlng
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ness was transacted. The next meeting
viii be held Saturday. August g.

ness was transacted The next meeting
VIII be held Saturday. August 3.
Bargain in rebuilt cars. all sizes at
Victory Garage, 100 Fayette st. Sal |
4 business meeting Of Trinity Ladies
AID Society will be held at seven-thirty |
o'clock Tuesday evening at the home of |
the president Mrs. o. c e. Matlhies in
Sohl street
on Wednesday Of this week the |
Ladies Aid society Of the Monroe street
Methodist church together with the sun
day school and Epworth League will go
10 the Lake Front for a picnic The
invitation 10 join with them is extended
the church members and their friends.
4 special car will be at the church at
four O'Clock 10 take them to the park.
and those who cannot 50 at four O'Clock
may come later i Will be a basket
4 supper.
Miss Blanche wolverton left san
Francisco for the Philippines where she
/ VIII teach in the government schools at
/ Manila Miss Wolverton's home is in
/ Dalphi. Ind. but for the past six years
she mas been Z 'ea0nsr ln ne y ai'S'
r.-,, .. ,,a,.o
80 -. Z, $50
zen nus H. -. = -. ~,
..,i,, -, fa,, d.es hefore Going
/ wiz M
!" fluii'iiis 'oi' -,
~ NJ = pc, and
hv - III, ~
i1'ie -. 1.,,.,..o,.s
I'M ,f55lapo,nt Is and Winona Lake
L.ui = -. -.
H.. rrari, : ma yin
MI anu - ,.ts,,.. - N1,,n.a,-
spsHu
~. $500, v-ickba,, and Mrs J G
- 10, saturday evening for two
-. ,ts,, ,,tth relatives in Toledo. O..
and Detroit
49, 4r,,, 80 ,,eeLs. tr,p 10
nave retulligu g.ea1a 80 49, esstorn
80
points r,-.~,,sa s+~s,,or and
ne 49, 80 returned from a very
- .,o,, ~ cabot Lodge.
- ~ Misses clara.
Ararv SOPHIA Peterson Hazel and Jane
.Ia,,,..., go IA Agnes Jones Of East
-leN
49,, III rebuilt. cars. ali sizes at
- go, 800 ia Favette II. Sal
~ 81 Mrs. NJ Rothsohild Of south
80, are al Frankfort Mich.
: - f-oao here win 90 to Mackinac for
. few weeks stay
- r,earv and Mss Myrtle
-, .stogan street viii leave We'd
,.si+ III The east They
hesaas - roits ard ~ov, york
I None and Mrs r NJ.
,.osterdav for Cumberland
uee .f.t4te viii return at the
- ,,oek hut Mrs Fudge VIII re-
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ticking and Burning Eruptions
Torture Victims.

IT your skin seems ablaze with
The fiery. burning and itching of
Eczema, real and lasting relief can
only come from treatment that
goes below the surface - that
reaches down to the very source
of the trouble. Skin-diseases come
from a disordcTed condition OF the
blood. and search lar AID near,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-04
STOLEN FROM
FRONT OF THEATRE

The Ford automobile OF John Czabuh
of Columbia ave. Hammond. was stolen
from in front Of the Bijou theatre last
night.
Mr.. Czabuk left the automobile stand
ing in front Of the theatre while he went
TO show and when he came back Il
was gone.
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| PERSONAL. 10
|S0cIAL NEWS.
COMING EVENTS.

Mrs W II Gostlin. Jr VIII he hostess
70 the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
Club az luncheon at the Hammond Coun-
try Club.
The monthly business meeting Of the
Ladies Aid Society of Immanuefs
Evangelical church will be held this
evening and definite arrangements VIII
be made for the picnic which had TO be
postponed last week on account Of the
street car strike
Mrs. E F. Beck OF 573 State Line
street VIII open her home Wednesday
afternoon for the meeting of the fourth
division Of the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid So
ciety.
The Standard Bearers will be enter
tanned BY Miss Day Malo at her home
in Hanover street Tuesday evening II
will be mite box opening meeting and a
program has been arranged for the
evening
Dressmsktng and Teacher Of Dress
making Mrs. A Harrington 217 Michi-
gan Ave. Phone lIS7-M, Hammond. Ind.
s-4-5
delightful afternoon was spent Sun
day by several friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
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STORE CLOSED

The White Store. I7s z state St.
Hammond. has been closed and A J.
Cleveland has been placed in charge
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thus far TO have clear road TO renomi-
nation although opposition may develop
at any time.
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U. S. MARSHAL HERE

Deputy t. : Marshal Frank Ream
vii be in Hammond Tuesday TO attend
the special session Of The = 5. District
court While here he viii give some
attention 70 matters which have ac-
cunaulated within the last week and
several arrests are expected among
rego,+ ,.iolators 81 the liquor law
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BORSIS TOO FAST

Boris Torchinsky. Of 225 Wabash
avenue. was arrested Yesterday hy Of
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X aAe
ING
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
Won are hereby notifed that tho As
sessnaent Roll in the matter Of the inn
nroyen1ent Of Fayette street.. from the
east line OF Holman street to the west
curb line Of Calumet avenue BY con-
struetfng therein naeadam pavement
with ~ inches Of broken limestone,
limestone screenings and poured asphalt
between the interstices. and asphalt seal
ing coat with limestone screenings and
-b,.ee-atsrter-inch and one-inch lead
water service connections with corpora
lion cock. stop and box in the city OF
Hammond. County Of Lake and state ot
Indiana has been prepared by order OF
the Board of Public Works of sid Cllt.
and that the same is now "a nle in the
ONCE of said Board for public cXamina-
ton and inspection, and that the SAID
assessment roll contains the names Of
ali property owners affected thereby and
I the respective amounts assessed against
each LOT or tract Of land for said inns
movement. and that by resolution sai
! Board has fixed the 18th day of August,
1918 at 10 o'clock a NJ. in the Office Of
! Board OF Public Works in the city Hail
/ OF said city as the time and place for
hearing circumstances and objections
/ from all persons affected thereby as to
the special benefits derived therefrom
and assessed against said respective lot
on said assessment RON. and that said
Board viii after said hearing and eNaIni-
nation confirm or modify each resper-
. tive assessment as made. provided that
IL finds that said property affected there
by is benefited in said respective
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A delightful afternoon was spent Sun
day by several friends Of Mt and Mrs
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CITY or HAMMOND. INDIANA De
PARTNENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
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NOTICE OF FAYETTE STREET Phi
MARY ASSESSMENT ROLL MEET
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WILLIAM { ROSE,
city Clerk SILL
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LOsT-Bunch Of keys. Reward VII
TER & Fitzgerald. News Agent, 5o1 Sui
Ictn St. Hammond o4-St
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BLACKS CORNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. James J Harner and
SON, Nevin, of this place, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John T.. Wolfe, of Markers Mill
spent Monday in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Crabbs anG
daughters, of near the stone road, and
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morelock and
son, of Union Mills, spent Sunday Wis
iting at the home Of George Mayors
and family.
Mrs. OttiwelI Arter, of near Alb
bottstown; Mrs. Annie T.. Harner, Of
Hanover, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul IT
Krumrine and children, Melvin, Mabel
John and Ruthetta, of near the New
Church, spent Sunday visiting at the
home of James j. Harner and family
Mrs. Mabel N. Copenhaver, of this
place, spent Sunday visiting at the
home Of Edward Copenhaver and fam
lily, of near Bethel Church.
Messrs. Murray Reindollar, Ernest
Grouse, Edwin Grouse and Walter
Reindollar and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul II
Krumrine and children spent Sunday
afternoon visiting at the home OF
Mervin ]. Harner and wife.
Mr. Cletus G. Reinaman, near Wal
nut Grove, spent this week at the
home of his sister and brother-in-law.
Mervin J. Harner and wife.
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DETOUR.

Mrs. Arch Fogle, son and daughter
Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Martin Fogle.
Those who spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. E. d. Essick were Mrs. Joh1
Wilhide, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Frock, son and daughter, neal
Taneytown; Mr. and Mrs. Arch Miller
and Miss Helen, Thurmont.
Mrs VIM. Coleman and daughter
spent the weeks end with Mrs. Har
vey Harry, in Union Bridge.
Misses Edna Weant and Irma Fo1
spent the weeks end with Mrs. Chas
Fox, Troutvilles and Miss Ethe1
Fogle, Woodsboro.
Mrs Margaret Routzan, Westmin
ster, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. d
Troxell.
Those who spent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. James Warren were MIR. ant
Mrs. Arthur Wagner ard daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devilbiss ant
daughter, Pleasant Valley, and Mrs
Nevin Martin, Stoney Branch.
Mrs. Dorsey Diller, Mrs. jaime:
Warren, granddaughter, Louise, spen
Wednesday with Mrs. Harry Shorb
near Taneytown.
Mrs. Harry Merritt, Baltimore, ant
Mrs. James Coleman, Middleburg
spent Tuesday with Mrs. VIM. Cole
man. iEi&i
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tons to the acre was predicted.
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Patterson and
son, Herbert, spent Sunday with the
formers uncle at Arendtsville.
Herbert Grouse spent the weeks
end at IronVille, Lancaster county
with his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Grouse. =-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hesson and
daughters, Ruth and Gladys, Of West
minister, spent Sunday with Oliver
Hesson and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Bair and chill
dren, of near Kingsdale, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller.
Bernard, the eight year old son Cd
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grouse, has had
his tonsils and adenoids removed by
DIR. Edward Stick, of Hanover. The
operation proved success.
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MOUNT OLIVE.

We are having very marn weather
at this writing, makes one feel like
hunting the shade.
The canning factories of this COM
munity are running In full force can
ming tomatoes.
Mrs Fannie Gosnell, Of Westmin-
ster, is visiting her son, Mr.. Theodore
Gosnell, and family.
Mr. Albert Hartman, Of Hyattsville,
and Philip DERRICK, of Baltimore, Wis
tied Mr.. William I'll. Dempsey and
family last week.
Mr.. Clifford T.. Davis and family, of
Spring called on Davis Bros. and
Mr.. William Bowers and family Sun
day last.
Mrs. Amelia Chrobott and Miss
Sadie ?. Halle, Of Popular Springs,
visited Mr.. Samuel Matthias and fam
lily quite recently.
Miss Estella Waters, of Watersville,
visited Mr.. William FL. Dempsey and
family quite recently.
Mrs. Annie G.. Matthias visited her
son Mr.. James Matthias and family,
last.
The health of the community, good
at present.
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BERRETT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Valmont and
son, Stanley, Of North Clarion, Pa
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Dorsey.
Miss Bessie Naille and Mr.. Carroll
Hewitt were quietly married in
Westminster on Saturday.
Mr.. Guy Dorsey and little son, OF
Trenton, N. j., are guests of Mr.
Byard Dorsey and family, Mrs. Osler
who has been spending some time
with Mr. Dorsey's family, returned to
her home i'm Baltimore on Wednesday
Rev. and Mrs. McClinn's daughter
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surprise when his brother, William
Hahn, from Minneapolis, Mimi, whom
he had not seen for so years, walked
in his house, accompanied by Mr. Nor
val Hahn, OF Baltimore. Mr.. Hahn
is an old veteran, having served three
and half years in Company =, 7th
Md. Reg, Vol. Inft. lie Is also a
retired policeman, having been on the
police force for 25 years. 10 say
that his friends were glad 10 see him
Is putting ii mildly.
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SIMPLIFY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Wagner en-
tertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
McIlroy and son Raymond, Of Baltl-
more; Mr.. Otto Cook and Miss Mar
garet Hoff, of Delaware; Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Haines, of Woodbine; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Haines, Of Mount Airy;
Mrs. Anna e. Pickett, Of Winfield; Mr.
Morris Haines, Claude Haines, Mary
Haines, Elsie Haines, Mr.. Earl W.
Gibson. Birdie and Stella Wagner and
Others
Mr.. Robert Zahn and Mr.. James
Schneider visited Mr.. Warner Trott
Sunday.
Miss Thelma Swartzbaugh, OF
Spring Mills. and friend, Mr.. Gilbert
Miller, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr.
Carroll Swartzbaugh visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Wilhide Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. zepp had as their
guests Mrs. George Stem, Miss Bessie
Stem, Wilward Stem and Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Wagner and daughters, Treva
and Alverta-
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Zahn, Of Balti-
more, who were visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Zahn, returned home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edmondson
entertained Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Edmondson and Mrs. Stella
Stern and family, of Gambler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reno Waltz and Mrs.
Elizabeth Barnes visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Polster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jordan enter
tanned Sunday Mr.. Welty Condor, Mr.,
Porter and son; of Taylorsville.