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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
Engagement Is Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Jonkler. OF
Brighton avenue, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Blanche. to Jacob Slobodien, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slobodien. A
reception will be held tomorrow
from 3 to 5 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonkler, 159 Brighton
venue. There will be no cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28

NEW YORK-Bob Connery.
scout OF the New York Yankees.
has nearly gone blind hunting new
talent in the minor leagues. Minor
league clubs are made up mostly Of
ex-big timers who are slipping
back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
Accident and Health

Accident and Health
Insurance
Our Accident and Health
Policies contain some ex-
cellent features not found
in other policies. Tele-
phone 632 and sample
policies, rates etc., win be
sent to you for inspection
and comparison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
Bender to Shoot

NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Chief
Bender, ex-major league pitcher,
will tour the New England states
this fall as a member of the Win
chester Repeating Arms trapshoot-
ing team.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
NOISE OF THE
CHILDREN HURT
W0MAN'S NERVES
But She is Feeling Like New
Person Since Taking Vola-
Tonic.

Although Mrs. Fred Claus, 1913 Ohio
avenue, Cincinnati, had been ailing
and run down for two years, she said
recently that she is feeling like a new
person since she took Vola-Tonic
Builder of Strength"
About two years ago my husband
was seriously injured, and for three
months thereafter, I was under a Sc
we're nervous strain" Mrs Claus said.
Il really never got over it but have
been nervous and run down ever
since.
Il have two children and l was so
nervous that their noise nearly drove
me insane. l could hardly wait for
them to eat their meals and go out
of doors.
Il felt weak and dizzy all the time
and l actually was afraid to go on
the street by myself fer fear of falling.
l seuffered often with severe head
aches, too. Why almost every day my
head ached SO badly I'd have to wrap
it in bandages.
"Of course, in such a condition of
health the homework was just drudg-
cry
"Vola-Tonic was recommended to
me so highly that | decided to try it
| and l have taken seven bottles. l am
| getting better all the time.
Those severe headaches l used to
have are almost gone now and the
dizziness has left me entirely VIOLA
Tonic also helped my nerves so much
that the children and the noise don't
disturb me at all, and it made me
stronger so that the housework is cas-
icr.
"In short, am just like a new per
son since taking VIOLA Tonic"
! Why don't YOU get back strength
and health like many other Richmond
people are doing? Get Vola-Tonic
Builder of Strength
Vola-Tonic is being specially intro
duced in Richmond by the five Quig
Icy drug stores.-Advertisem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
Heart and Beauty Problems
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Thomps

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a mar
ried woman &c years old and have
been married nine years. l have no
children and my mother and father are
both dead. When was first married
] loved my husband and he seemed to
care for me, but he started going with
other women. I stayed with him and
tried to do what was right.
Last. year | had lady friend, or at
least I took her for a friend because
she was older than and thought she
would be like big sister. Instead
she has almost broken up my home
She would go out with me one day and
the next she would be out with my
husband. We fuss about her all the
time and he always takes her part.
am at loss what to do as hate to
leave my home.
have lot of friends, but he does
not like any of them. He never takes
me anywhere. If l go l have to go
alone or with some one else. We
have lived with his people ever since
we We're married and he seems to
take more interest in them than me- I
get so lonely and blue sometimes l feel
that | can't stand it. l will be glad
to take any advice you will give me.
LONELY JACK
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
Six Million Get Jobs
Through U. S. Agency
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Employ-
ment has been found for more than
100000 men and women by the Unit
ed States employment service since
it's organization in January 1918, Di-
re ctor General Densmore announced
today in a summary of the work of
the bureau.
Since October 1919, when the activ-
ity of the service was curtailed con-
siderably on account of lack of feder-
al funds, the work has been carried
on largely by state and municipal en-
ployment offices, working in co-ordi-
nation with the federal employment
bureau and supplemented by outside
contributions.
During the two years in which the
service has been operating, it was
stated, more than nine million appli-
cations for jobs from individuals have
been received while requests from
employers for labor were in excess of
100000.
The cost of the service was estimat-
ed by Director Densmore at $134 per
placement and it was said that state
and federal agencies were continuing
to place approximately $1,000 persons
i'll jobs each week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19

Let your heart guide you. If you
want to stay with your husband, do so,
an because you have chosen the way
that will make you happiest, assume
cheerful attitude and do not try to
change your husbands ways. If you
accept your husband as he is and
really enjoy his company, he will care
more for you. He will enjoy compan-
ionship with you more if your time is
not spent talking about the other
woman.
Since you have no children, your
heart may yearn for a new start in life.
Ii so, you are justified in loving your
husband and his people. Perhaps you
would be happier working and living
where you can enjoy friends of your
own choosing.
1t is comforting to know that no
good thing is failure and no evil thing
success. You may be unhappy now.
but if you do what you belive right,
contentment will come. The woman
who is accepting attentions from your
husband is looking for happiness
through evil and although she seems
to find it, sometime she will pay the
price in suffering.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19

express their hearty congratulations.
Ora Hendrix is sick. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Fulton have as their guests
Mrs. Fulton's mother and sister, Mrs.
Martin of Tennessee, and Mrs. Ander-
son, of Colorado. Harry McCash-
land, of Roseburg, and son, spent the
day Wednesday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. McCashland.. Mrs.
Hester Carlos is sick. There is no
school here this week on account or
illness among the scholars. The
township high school at Brownsville
opened Monday with fair attendance.
-. Irwin Doddridge and family are i'll
with grippe. Mrs. Hester Carlos has
returned from Richmond. John
Perkins made a business trip to
Brownsville, Monday. Mrs. John
Retheford has the measles. Adam
Fulton is improving after severe at
| tack of flu. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
McCashland spent Tuesday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. McCash-
| land. Miss Darlie Fisher returned
to Liberty Monday to attend school.
| -. Miss Maud Huntington is at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Huntington, east of Liberty, this week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
She MarriedNom Average Man,
BY ZOE BECKLEY

Mrs. Pardoe, what kind of girl is
Rose Green" / asked my visitor to-
day.
oh, snitch of critter. if do say
it. and she the child of my half-brother
Nathaniel" answered Agatha. shes
got it into her head that the Corners
amt good enough for her. Wants to go
to New York"
81 know. She has asked my hus-
band to give her letters of Introduction
and advice, and all that. / only
wondered if she was-well, perfectly
sincere in wanting to go, or wheather
she was-was only"
"Bamboozling Salsberry," finished
Mrs. Pardoe briskly. ''"I don't blame
you for askin Rose is my half-niece,
but that don't keep me from seeing
she's bent on gettin' what she likes to
call 1.-The full of life
Nov, Roses idea of the full of life
is having a string o men traipsing
after her. She don't look it oh, no
She looks just like a picture / got in
my kitched called the Raphael Madon-
ma Heaven preserve me from ma
donna-faced women. | say / sus-
pect 'em. No one could be as inno-
cent as Rose looks; it amt natural.
Nnen girl got real leellH IL MAKES
little marks in her face lines and
shadows. When a face amt nothing
but blank, | say watch out; the only
fcclin she's got is wanting to grind an
axe. Rose amt been to my house
since she put on long skirts except to
get something"
But surely she isn't interested in
married men," ] remarked.
Mrs Pardoe shrugged her lean
shoulders and bit off her thread with a
snap. There amt much in Ham
monds Corners to choose FROM she re-
piled noncommittally Some girls lust
plays the game for the games sake.
not meaning anything in Particular
just keepin' their hands in, as the
saying goes"
Il think my husband could prob
ably get her a position in New York, "
] suggested, IF she really wants to go"
Then I'd urge him to-" said Agatha
I'ardoe, looking up earnestly from her
sewing. Every woman in the Cor
ner's be grateful to you! | amt saw
ing anything against Rose Green's
character understand Mrs. Salsbery;
I'm her half-aunt. But there's some
girls that's like flies in the kitchen !;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
Suburban News

JERSEY, Ind. Miss Carrie Bonn
is spending a few days visiting her
sister Mrs, Frank Templeton. Miss
Ruth Brookbank had for her guest
Saturday and Sunday, Miss William.
son, of Liberty. Raymond and Har-
~ Pohlar spent Saturday and Sunday
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Watts sic
Drummer. $50. Miss Ruth Brookbank
save Valentine party Saturday even
ing at her home for her high school
chums. .... Clarence Haas and wife,
Andy Braudendistel, and Miss Leona
Hagg attended the funeral of Miss
Rosa Hagg at College Corner Monday
afternoon. ;. Miss Lena Pohlar spent
the week end with friends in Cincin
natl. Charles Gutapsel spent the
week end with friends near Sunman,
Ind. Mrs. J. n. McMahan and Mrs.
Fred Brookbank were the dinner
guests of Mrs. Frank Craft in Liberty
Wednesday. -. Charles Gutapsel and
Frank Templeton attended a big sale
Tuesday near Carmel. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Witt and Ray Miles were in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19

they don't do no good, they poster the
life outer you messin round and gettin
in your food and you can't get rid Of
'em no matter where you swat"
Would a girl like Rose be safe in
New York;"
She amt safe anywhere! She'll
get what she's after wherever she is
Shell do less mischief in New York
where they're used to mischief, than
in Hammonds Corners where every
thing shows up SOL"
I'll speak to Jim about her." l
said, a feeling of resentful determi-
nation coming over me.
It's a good thing your Jim amt an
impressionable man. Mis- Salsbery.
Not that al men amt Impressions BILE
to some eXtent-husbands especially.
But the sort Mr.. Salesbery is, is like
damp wood; it takes considerable
work to get 'em lighted. Yes I'd
encourage him to find a situation for
Rose in New York if l was you"
/ don't know wheather to be amused
or worried over Agatha Pardoe's talk.
l guess III laugh. Ha, ha.
CTo be continued)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19

Get ready and the chance will
come
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
5000 INTERESTED IN CASE.

WARSAW, Ind, Feb. 19-More than
5000 persons in Kosciusko, Wabash,
Whitley, Noble and Huntington coun-
ties are interested in the outcome of
a drainage controversy now on trial
before Special Judge S. N. Stevens,
in the Kosciusko circuit court. The
controversy is over the dredging of
the Tippecanoe river.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
DEAD" SOLDIER WINS SUIT.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-John c. Ries.
an American soldier, who had been
listed officially as having been killed
in the World War, and who later re-
turned from overseas to learn that
his wife had been married again, We'd
nesday obtained a decree of absolute
divorce in the Brooklyn Supreme
Court. Ries served with a machine
gun company of the Twenty-seventh
Division. He was gassed, wounded
and left for dead upon the battlefield.
Later he was taken 70 hospital,
where he recovered Meantime Mrs.
Ries received official notice of his
death and was married to Harry Holm
quist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
Masonic Calendar

Friday, Feb 90 King Solomcn's
Chapter, No. 4, r. A. M. Called con-
vocation. Work in Royal Arch de-
gree, beginning at O'Clock. Teams
and will report promptly. at the
lodge room.
Saturday, Feb. 21.-Loyal Chapter,
No. 40, o. E. S. Stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19
TINT AWAY GRAY
OR FADED HAIR
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Which Thousands Of Women
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-19

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Send only lie with this coupon
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full booklet on the care Of the hair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
JEFFERSON

sou TE-Rzv c L Ea-n.en ~
Lewiston ass;s Ia3; secretary Il --1e
Baptist convention u Name supplied
The puIp2- n ms place ana a. Bun
ker Hi -ast SllaaE
Mrs Mary Fa4re is critically ii
ram he effects o1 Ia received I
few lars ago.
A-,u~ Fish and family have a.
wed home after passing ne wiz
.er Al Nepons@1 Mass
George Peas.ae lost tvo valuable
COWS Recently t-or accident. pu,sa- !
ing
a A Skinner If East Jefferson
vas a business caller 7 TINS place
recently
Il A Clark want % augusta Tues
day n The interest Of The school de-
pa--nent,
Newell Task Of Brighton. Mass.
was N his place Tae.dav
Waiter Moore Of Ptttstor vas a
business caller n the place Las-
-hu-ssia-
Cr :. Y. Thompson of Wa.duoo-a.
superintendent II schools vas n ms
place "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

a vel known resident q tbs VII
llgs for a number OF years
Emile -a-Gi1 posE No. 50 CT Ane--
lean Legion have leased r1e hall On
the third door OF Union Block and
formerly occupied by ths Mzs0nia
fraternity and VIII II L NJ rs a head
QUARTERS rot Only FIR tire Legion bur
far The c. \ r and Ladies' Aa1-I-
AIRY
= company Of twenty persons went
70 SkUwhe-aa Thursday evening 70
a-ce-d the spec,a. evangelfstlc ser
vices N the Centenary Ii Z Church
a-G rerar-e<i 1ome BIZ i, special car
over the line II the Somerset T-ae-
non Company
a special meeting Of Indian SpE1g
Lodge ! Q. O. r viii De Reid Tues
daT evening far t21e purpose II con-
fe--,g The third degree
X . cray EFF row1 -hlrsy.1s7 y
noon - a--sn6 The state ConE-=-
ga-lonal conference II Portland.
= Saowhegan contractor ard crew
of men ara IL work moving ne
stable u the Great Northern Paper
CO - poi-c On Ord Point avenue.
the building hav.ng been purchased
by NJ Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

hey saw M. Boucher SIP r.le child
severe t.o-.s 8 ale --sy y EZRA calling
a. the Du13u-s last -aesday eye
c.l-
Boucher upon v1t-asE stand IL
-,LJ-af -ha- re lad struck ms ralid.
hur -ast-1aa ,1aE ne had rot hit sss-t.
Z IL testified -tz4E h Is employed n a
garage n ire CITY ana -a--s from
s. JJ g PEI 1ay.
= Spanish Va veteran rom To-
els whc was picked I'd On Police
C,tEce~ F-a1k X Hap On Thurs
az evening a. The corner NJ C9rE
and Arsenal streets vas a-.aeaed
Friday morning oef1ra Judge Conv
N ne ctnEe Of l1J1ZzcaEpr. and
pleaded zzliltv - -ze charge L ag-
Taea-aE rom ms testimony ma when
ne Vas arrested te vas taking i
drink II some home 1rFyed z.aEor
from 4 ~or--- -1a1 was handed n
him by some friend w:icr- be I'D MT
KNOW TIE mend" goI away and
80 the bottle vas n J.7e hands Of The
Spanish Va veteran. Respondent
had been before ne coU-r before en-
tns same charge ana yesierCiav y
JudEe Cnnv sentenced I'm II pa
fire II SO and -oS-x ri 50 or 70
serve sa DAYS IT al. re sd not pro
aure ne nancy a-G was ON Tnlt-ed
70 tazf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
PALERMO

CE-EF-A son vas 7orr % M
and Mrs Guy LeeEnan- Mar ID. ca,
Sumner, J. rs weight WIS nine
pounds
The vcna1's division ~ ne Pc
publican party met with Mrs. " :
Jones Tuesday afternoon AMI gr=aa-
,zeG with Ms II. !. Nelson as chair
man Mrs ". :. Jones. sacr'ararz ana
treasurer j committee Of ray-e..
vas also chosen.
X 3 Howard has returned er1n1 a
-sp % Boston
Mrs Aa-liIa Brown. who has bear
passing the winter az her home hare
ass returned - her former employ
-rerr n Augusta
Miss Cora 5Ta6sr-eer. who has
aeer1 passing Ter vacation AZ HON
aas returned q her work 4 Dr.. Tap
.e~'s hnsritaI u Ee3tasr
Al those Interested ar invited =
5e present AZ Tho chapel Su,dav
morning az Ia-3a 20 organize the
Sunday scaoci
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
MADISON

Cniun hal vas well al,ed Thurs
day evening a. the benefit conesr-
ald oa4I gwen for William Dixon.
q wsA KNOWN socal entertainer Nj
Dixon recently returned from a four
months stay n The Name General
hospital. where ne underwent sew
eEz@ surgical operations First anne
a va-ei concert program In Which
a number 81 local artists appeared
Following The corce9- canc the dance
music beng furnished o. me Mad
son Boys Band.
Eugene 2 Me--v eff town Thurs
day afternoon for Fillmore Calitur-
aiz- where he VII make h.s home n
ne future. having sold his property
n this town
Mrs Z r P:erpont N augusta ar
r-Ted n Madison T4IursE@y % ~,sI-
lends H~v psp-prrt r-ze @ar-T7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS
Stats = ss.Asav Er,uae corst-:ac-. or

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Sta-e -z1waE C1r-E1 ssscrl- 4 lElsia-
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SAstas'. p : 60 CUNT Name
TIE -a.1a-~P z--1ge \ re -5w1 Of
-opsEA-l @a-zlAaoc County Name.
u harmon -C1,1e--s-a- L7unty. IA
s-<he bragg sner tie Cur.er If China
60 u Ia -1wu Of FzSsz.sc-- A=n-
2@be- County Name
zarr endorsed v-fn ne name u ne
hrdEe VII ne -ec+3ve-d az rre Commits
s1s14a- Maize. lnr-. q :. 4 L Standard
TIME. Wan esCav. N4~ = -11a a1a Il
ia me ana Place publicly opened and
-ezsI
Ez1a pr7posal must es made 1por l
lang -a--r 1-oy--C4.! 81 ne '-rrr-,is-
oa ,eculre-i- and 17ISI 5e ar~ar1pa7. ed
lE 2 certified rf -rE -1r or Ut ne
amount nd, pa ale . he Treasure
II stare u Name TIE certified cheek
vii he -=IZrleG % IL bidders Unless
retained GnCE- ne Conditions stipulated
20 ne -3r- EMISSION. II o7e-ha.s II ne
amount IF tH-- contract. w-ll be -alfilr<.
E1aa1s NAY % ---azuilea ana cuTN =
specifications ana cqnr-zc- ma e- Old
V4ara1 Il ne oTf7Es at he Comm sS1u1.
-A3Elsta- Name
TIE r-E1- : -Essr-sd n -=,er- z-lv o.
al proposals
WILLIAM Il AVER. Chairman.
El-4P : o1EEINfs
FRANK 4 FE45CLT-
state E.ghway CuIurr issnu1.
PAU = SARGENT
-tz-ad a. Augusta. Ne. Nj ). Zgen.
marx nor-ved-sat q,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

had an opportunity 70 - through ina
mansion and the occasion was = the
Mature of a general get together
Between 4oa aqd - people ware
present and al 1ad a splendid tine
Lig1- refreshments q ice cream cake
and cof1aa. we're sTved
TIE following young ladies assist
SC u showing The guests about ire
house. receiving. and serving re-
f-eshMen1S- Misses Grace G. Merrill.
A-ne Clancy. Carolyn SPARKS. Nellie
Lord, Bertha Thaye-. Margaret Ccf-
n. Anerei Hanks, Josephine Wha--
n. Era Tnwa-I Gertrude watch
Mary r Murphy. Alice Weston
Ethel Knowles. Marion Tlnaa- 5ss-
sic Wing and Mrs. Marie Marshall.
Hrs. Edith Wilson and Mrs Leila
-elsen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
WINSLOW

Charles = Pet1ns0n IS employed II
SkovneEal
A. aa4i game 7larA1 IN sand Hi
THURSDAY afternoon -1e dodgers de-
:@zte- he w5aslow ----na- s1A1oi
~ i sCo-@ IF & 70
Mss Sauna Gllhs-- y V-r--aa1 IS ne
E--est o. trends = -7w-
A-z- Carte Z ue=kz. ! 5e.eEa-= --1r,
ne --ihgow Cub. attended ne -z=a1 -
Dec Calcn Of Woman -1las 1eId r
la a. -as E-ee Baptist laur-a : Va
-e-T-le
Mrs. -ss-e- Patterson and SRI Iln:o-
dad TOT .ez.z E--644r z-orz--r 17r ~
oEa-1ll- Canada as iaer 1aZ planned,
owing n -1e -.!Hezs n I.1--pr- ~
e-qerc . STAR. Mandar morning.
-taa-ev Wilcox s building garage
Hez- as heuss o. gogian en4a
The tennis srur; 4. - algA sceogi u
-e3nE gut 7 good order
There w.Il Sc ! 5a.l game Lef7vae- no
ooyE 81 "a = lEs5cv EEa schocl IA
Aaa-son E-sa sc,ool n Sa.---zag arr
noon AZ 3c-Cck II lie W.nzlo0
grounds
Ee-5sr, Ce-,r : employed At Veg
e9t--s garage N W=zzs-a 4r=a4e
A-z AaGse- r-t-1e IF laA.a-d vas q
guest Thursday Ii ae~ z4s-z-. Mrs
a @a2-n5ezialn-
G-S Charles Il. Chapman z9-er Al
-.-Ees5 II bronchial pneumonia 5 zale
Ia = around ne aups4 Mss Bessie
Mcclure ne mrs. has .1rrpae,e7 ha-
1--es a. Ms Chapman Ala 1as -
lGr-le5 a Tz-a-- Lie
The following members Of he Ia
gcw Club u Friday attended -ae .~a-
-e3ec -7ior n w1-,a1-s clubs a. h
-~se Baptist caur-a = Wa-e--v,lle- MIS-.
Tank =. F1o-E- Ms -ssorge A IAN
ae--a-a- Ms. Sazrle5 C-a-k &c II s.
-~ria Sr2a--
Sunday services = re Las Tz1slozz
5aor-sf ca-r-- aar. Il Brown mas
or slnGar s1a9Ql x -Ga Il r-zacz-
Cg a 81 ? Il
he n .aslo-v Free VII z-vrzs- -I7-
1ag school VII y ze.G :. ne Baron
srhooihu1sa n sunday afternoon a
81. An invitation : extended u Al
.n-a-eslad
Sunday se-r'res - ne Congregations
church Morning s---cCe a ZeG Z
> Mothers day Rev % z Ez----r--i
vi dt--T=< : sermon appropriate fur re
1aF- Sl1Ga- sanoal a Is Il.
Christian EndeaT7- nea-rg q: : Il
The c0pic s --t>zlt-va-.nE High Ideals. 20
-ri ST. s2der- Mss F--lr=ace Nor
-on.
re services a. ne Congregation
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08

-lrlgo G-aage of Freedom last Sal
ar+iz- evening when Issr3r=r Z p
Critics. had arranged al olG-fssa-
.Gne5 costume night and old 1aIks'
ca1cA-- O-er "a patrons were pres
Tx and .wo-thlrris Of them were IN
Costumes NJ t-am s TO : yez-S aga.
Screams Of laughter greeted each en-
trance INTO the hail and twenty four
pa~-uns took their places On the stage
and rendered program at old songs
rT3unds, Rotations and readings that
we're easoye1 hugely by al present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-08
Gov. and Mrs. NiIliken
Informally Entertain
State House Employees

Governor and Ms Car E Mill
ken entertained ne employees If The
Siaee House AZ LEe new executive
mansion. Friday srz1inG. The a1asr
vas earralv informal is object De-
ing . nave every ere become better
Acquainted
Douglas orchestra furnished music
throughout me evening. The CHESTS