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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07
Davis Bargains

SiX-room cottage with bath
and toilet, electric lights and
gas, close in to center of ST
Johns, on improved street, loI
j0x100; price $500, $500 cash
balance $50 per month with
per cent interest.
Niftiest new bungalow with
river view and sewer connec.
tons right in the center of St
Johns, lot alone worth $500
all goes for $4,000, $500 cash,
balance mortgage. This is a
dandy home and can't be beaI
for location and style.
Just think of this one: Nine
rooms modern with fireplace,
all double constructed, includes
about 500 worth of furniture,
on u j0x100 lot, well located for
$1,000, with $3.50 cash, balance
mortgage at Z per cent You
couldn't build the house for
$500; it's in good condition,
Better look this up or you will
be missing something.
Seven room modern cottage,
all in the very pink of condi-
lion, newly painted and kali
somincd, well located, with
some fruit on the lot. This
house is all double constructed
and would cost $500 to build
at the present time; it's as goo,
as new. Price $500, with $1,000
cash, balance terms to suit.
FOur-roOm cottage with wa
ter, lights and gas, has lots of
nice fruit on the lot, which is
l0xi 10. and there is no better
location. Price on this place is
$3.50. Will accept as low as
$500 cash with balance month
ly.
Seven rooms modern with
hard surface street and extra
fine river view, lot 100Xl00. has
fireplace, lots of fruit and flow
Crs; u dandy; $3.50, half cash.
Four-room modern bungalow
in the north end toward the
terminal, fine condition. 4
good buy at S2l0O. Takes $1,000
first payment Ia gel this. It's u
fine little home and there is
some fruit on the lot. Side
walk. street and sewer all in
aud paid.
l'our-rOom modern bungalow
with lOONlOO, lots of fine fruit.
all street improvements paid;
price $500, $500 cash, balance.
Terms; close in.
SiN-room cottage nearly mod
crn. with l35 feet facing on
Willamette Boulevard by l2OI
feet in depth. lots of fruit and
big fine garden spot, u corner
md river view. Price $1,000.
$1,000 cash. balance on terms.
Ninc-roOm house with bath
md toilet, lots of fruit and gar
len, lot lG0Nl32, right up in
Ihc center of town. for $500. |
lnlr cash. This is nn apartment
,ilc or for hotel, has been held
much higher in the past,
nance for big home close in.
| have other properties listed
light and all safe buys. You
lon't make any mistake in buy
ny in 81. Johns. We have u
back of us not equal
rd on the Pacific Coast
A. w. DAVIS,
202 y. Jersey ~.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07
Grocer
SEE J. i. GILMORE
For Bargains

some Tour room houses,
Sl0j0; $50 cash, bal. like rent
Five room modern house with garage
This Is = fine corner; street aud sewer
improvements all paid 5000 $500 cash
Nine room, modern In every respect
hardwood floors. double FIRE place, lot
l0OxlO0. s65O0 $1,000 cash. The house
could not be built for the money.
Six acres on highway, this will make
fine chicken ranch, one mile from ST.
Johns. $1,000, $500 cash, or will trade tor
house.
Six room modern house on paved
street, f23O0, 5000 cash, balance like rent,
look at this.
Seven room modern house, double
plumbing, lot l0OxlOO, good fruit, This
Is fine corner. $500, $500 cash.
Seven room modern house, lot lOOxlOO
feet, lots Of fruit. This Is fine corner,
fi2O0.
Five room modern house. Guc fruit,
good location, s2oOO, $500 cash, balance
like rent.
Five room modern house $500, $1,000
cash, balance easy.
Five room house, fine fruit, SlOjO,
$500 cash.
Seven room modern house, close 10
Peninsula mill. $3.50, $3.50 cash. This
Is u fine place for some one to keep
boardcrs.
Ten room house, modern IN every &c.
spect, lot lOOxl00, $500, $500 cash.
Seven room modern housc, double
plumbing, lot lOONl00, fine iuit, $4,000,
5000 cash, balance twenty dollars per
month, interest six PER cent.
Five ruom modern house. fine base
ment, s2700, 1900 cash, balance easy
Six room modern house, corner lot, !
new house with garage, street improve,
ments paid, 1890 $500 cash.
Five room modern house. lot 60xlO0, |
lll Ia fine shape, good garage $1,000, /
$1,000 cash, TIL, is snap,
II you want 20 sell your property /
rome Ia aud see me. ! can sell itlor YOU
ll3A North Jersey Street
Phone Columbia 81
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07
Shingles Coated Over
With PETR0LASTlC CEMENT

All work guaranteed
Stops all leaks aud preserves
shingles and nails.
Phons Tabor TT2
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-07

The Salvation Army drive in
st. Johns is proving very success
full.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
YORKv|LLE
AorRio.I,nux


Miss Francis LauX. daughter Of Mr..
Joe Laux and Joe Bargic were married
saturday morning in the Catholic church
at Tiltonville. The bride and groom arc
poth popular young people. Satur-
day afternoon from four to seven Mrs
Bargtc entertained informally at her
homo here.
To sell Out
Mrs. L. Boldcrino will begin today to
sell her entire stock at cost price. Law
renee Sedgwick OF Akron. Ohio, ID Wis
lting here at the home of Mr.. Matt Ar
mitaEe. Saturday Mr.. Frank Logue WAS
in Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret Davis. Of Martins Fer
~ was the guest OF Miss Virginia Nun
ley hero Sunday.
Joe Varso and VIII Means are spend
ing the week end in Sharon. Pa
Miss Virginia Manley was shopping in
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. a. Mulasky witnessed the Zanes-
Tille-Aartins Ferry game Saturday.
MIS- Harold Morton was in Steuben-
vile yesterday.
Earl Hill was the guest Of his sister.
Mrs. James Murphy Of Wheeling Sum-
day
MIR. Chris Hilc and DR.. Burke were
hunting Saturday near ST. C1airsvillc.
Helen Magone is in Pittsburgh today
shopping.
Mr.. Stephen B. Foley is visiting rcaa-
tives here.
Mr.. 4. G. Ward has returned to hi,
homo In ClarksburE. W. Va. after
spending some time here with his son.
Rev. Simpson preached hero today IN
the absence of Rev. Beaver. who Is hold
Ing revival meetings at Rush Run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
SHADYSIDE

Mr.. Daniel Gulley, OF Lincoln avenue.
was able to return to work on Thurs
day after having been off for few
days. He had suffered from having an
augur pierce his leg while doing some
work with 4 machine in the mine.
Mr.. j. W. Harvey and daughters have
rrop"ncd their home in West Thirty
eighth and Central avenue.
Mr.. Wilbur Boston. who Is employed
in railroad work at Mingo Junction and
StcubCnville. has been at homo a few
days this week.
DIR g. Frank Maln and Mr.. Byron
Sutlifr spent Wednesday in the vicinity
OF Norristown hunting.
Mrs. Harrison Gamble. OF West Forty
second street. is improving from an i'll
ness OF several days.
Mr.. A J. IIarbaurh. Of Lincoln ave-
nu". is able to be out again after an
attack Of grippe.
at the home of her son. Mr.. Roy Naylor,
Of West Fortyfourth street.
Miss Edna Groves. Of South Lincoln
avenue. is able to be out again after
undergoing an operation for appendi-
cltis.
Miss Rose Connolly. of Wheeling.
spent Wednesday night as a guest OF
Miss Lillian Mckclvey.
MIR. Earl Mcsserly. Of Cleveland. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Mcsserly. Of Lincoln avenue
Mrs. u. l.. maritime. Of South Lin
coin avenue. who underwent 4 very seri-
Gus operation at the Bellairc Hospital
Wednesday. Is slowly recovering.
Miss Marie Frazier. of Elk avenue, Is
recovering from n case of tonsilitis.
Any one having items for The Intelli-
gcnC"r 10 invited and urged TO send them
to the News Stand. The lows Is ap-
rrcciatcd Ivy tn" reporter and improves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

Miss Bethanne Carter spent the week
end at her home in Wheeling.
Miss Sue Slater visited friends In
FHirmpnt over the weekend.
Miss Lillian johnson is visiting
friends in Morgantown.
Miss Elsie Bicrsack has returned after
spen ling the past few weeks In the
East.
Miss Fay Mead has returned after
srcndnR tho weekend in Wheeling.
The Misses beatrice and Olive Medley
visited at their homes in Fairmont over
Sunday.
Miss sara Smith Of Weston visited
friends here yesterday.
&. Il. Turner left last evening ON
business for Parkeraburg and Pitts
burgh
Mr.. {. King Of Chester. Pa, is visit,
ing friends here for L few days.
Charles Wilson of Morgantown was
the guest Of friends here last evening.
Jack Lampc spent the Weekend at
his home in Warrington.
Mrs. George Roach has returned to
her home in Kansas after visiting the
past few weeks with friends here.
y. NJ. Darris Of Salem was here on
business Saturday.
Rev. Father O'Reilcy visited in Graf,
ton Saturday.
Miss Mary Mann spent the Weekend
at her home in Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Miss Pearl Albright spent last week
with Mrs. Ernest Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Mumma. Of
GAINESVILLE. visited sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Birchfield.
Ernest Howell returned home Friday.
after spending q couple of weeks IN
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Hall. OF Tacoma,
visited Sunday with the formers mother
Mrs. Rebccca Hall. of MI. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ricnzl Davis. of Rarnes-
Vile, visited Sunday with the latter 8
father, Siegcl Wilcox. OF Shutdown.
Mrs. Nevada Furgeson. OF Tacoma,
visited Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Dan
iel Berry. east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Copeland. west or
GAINESVILLE. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lake Howell Sunday.
Harold Plumly, near Cnoin. was
business caller on the Ridge Wednesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant kcys"r. east or
GAINESVILLE. motorcd tn Steubcnvllle
Thursday and visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McEndrce.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l.. Naylor. of Mt.
Holly, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence skinner, visit
cd with Somerton friends Sunday.
Andrew letters is moving to the farm
he purchased off Herman Moore.
Clifford Neptune Is moving to the
LETTERS property. which he purchased re-
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
MANNINGTON

The Daughters Of isabelle entertained
informally at their hall Friday evening.
4 very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
and at scasonable hour 4 delicious
lunch was served.
Miss Mary CiauEhan of FaIrmon. spent
the wcrk-cnd with her sister. Mrs. Bar
ry hcve.
Miss Lucil" llenncn has returned homo
after spending thu past week with
friends in Grafton.
The Misses Frances Haggcrty and
Mmllic Murphy OF Pennington visited
friends here Friday.
Rev. c. J. klusser has returned after
several weeks illness; ut BAL timor". lis
condition Is reported as being greatly
improved !.
Mrs. James wilkins has returned az
ter visiting friends in Wheeling.
&. NJ. Jones Of GrcnnShurE. Pa. was
n business visitor here last week.
Thu Misses Clarice Turner ami Mar
garet l.. Hanlcy visited friends In
Fairmont last week.
MIR. and Mrs. George Tckowskey OF
Milwaukee, Wis. are visiting relatives
here for few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
REGISTER PICKS An !
ALL-vAuLEY ELEVEN
Local Nswspspsr Gives Scholastic 0Aso.
ton Before BigTsst DANES Of ~
Year Ravo BSoa Played.

A valley scholastic mythical el0eA
has already been selected by an interst-
ed gridiron follower Of the Wheeling
Register. Fans who read and took fpto
of every detail about every player HSn-
toned on the two teams. will frankly VI
init, that 1t was poor selection. lot
in the way Of players, but that ne
team had been chosen before the .fa1r'
leading contcnders for the valley chAn,s
piorship meet on Turkey Gay: u
who is planning to witness the two 1el
Thanksgiving classics. will readily ag4ei
that he could not possibly make . fari
selection before these two contests ~;
been played. No doubt. the two Winnis
teams on Thanksgiving will have IT,
greater number Of players mentioned -
the all-scholastic eleven. and IT WiFl ~
found that the Registers selection VA
far from right. i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
the paper you read.

the paper YOU read.
Master Richard Sutton. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Sutton. Of West Thirty-ninth
street. has been sick for n few days
with tonsilitis. He is imnroving now.
The city water mains are being OK
tended to give service to families living
in North ELK and North Lincoln ave-
nues.
Young men OF the Christian. Presby-
terlan and Methodist churches are plan
ninP to reorganize the Inter-church
basketball league which was very pop
ular last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson have
moved from Maple Flats to house on
West Thirty-fourth street. which was
recently vacated by MT and Mrs w S.
Smith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

huildtn1, tomorrow evening. az the regu-
lar meeting falls on the holiday iSnH III tnejr
Local grocGrs a.h ii.;fi we ci"sed ali day
Thursday. A..
Bertha daughter of Mr.. and Mrs So; a;
W. Feitz, is confined TO the ; lnnn.s i0''''
on south Fifth street with illness;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Divon arrived home
Yesterday after visit with their daush-
ter at oxford. Ohio. ,.. ;,>
Will Rogers in Honest Hutch VIII
DO the special attraction az the frhras
theatre today and tomorrow.
The weekly meeting OF the Loyal
Order of Moose will be held In their nail
on Hanover street tomorrow evening
Mrs. John : Monks will be the hos
tcsa IN the Bridge club al her home on
Walnut street tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Glenn Price Will entertain tho
members OF the Monday Night club al
her home on North Fourth street TO-
night.
An important meeting Of tho members
Of the Red Mems social club Will be he!o
In their club rooms tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
COMMUNITY LIFE
CONFERENCE ENDS

The rural community conference OF
the members or the Ohio County Farm
bureau which has been in session for
two days at West Liberty ended ycster-
day afternoon. with all indications Of
being one that Will he long remembered
fffty residents Of the rural district
attended the sessions which were held
in the West Liberty Normal school
building, with tn" Saturday evening
meeting being attended by 100 or more
The agricultural exhibit was one OF
the big attractions OF the conference
while he Judging Of the exhibits Satur-
day afternoon proved interesting. The
pig race saturday was one of tho big
fun-makers Of the day. being won by
Paul Garrison.
The conference was held to form
better community spirit throughout the
county, and judging from the interest
shown. was successful The meetings
were get-together sessions. and much
Interest was shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22

Play this Player-Piano yourself-try any other 1925
Player in Wheeling or esewhere-then note our CLUB
PRICE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-22
IlIlIIITIIIHlIIIIlIIllI

would pain terribly II ! stsppsd o. .
curb-stone. One day ono Of your BOOK
lets was thrown in tho yard and I rsaA
eyery word in il There were - many
who had been helped BY your medicne
that I wanted to ty It and my husha10
went to town and got me 2 botna 1t
seemed q though ! felt relief after the
second dose, 60 I kept On mtil ! had
taken five bottles and By that tmo1
was a well as I could wish. About q,
wear later I gave birth to . tan pound
bow, and have had two moro ch16en,
since and my health has been hna. If'
l ever have trouble Of any kind ! -
going to take your medicine for / -
It all the praise fox my good he1th.
/ always recommend your ms&cinO
whanever 1ean."-An EVA e S1GHI
Gsfnett Kaa1AG :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20
ABSENCE Of THREE
ALDERMEN PREVENTS
APPROVAL OF BONDS
Half Million Park Improve
ment Bonds Held Over
Until Later.

Failure OF three members OF he East
Chicago city council to be present at
the meeting last night deyaled action
on approval Of thes50O 600 park bond
issue until such time as an members
are present
r. II Peterson chairman of the
park committee. moved that since am
or the members were not present tire
ordinance should he passed to its third
reading without a vote 1t was not
considered advisable to take action in
volving such a large sum Of money UNI
less all were present to EXPRESS their
opinion and record their vote
Councilman Carlson was chosen as
temporary chairman to fiji the vacancy
caused by the sickness Of Mayor Me
Cormack An ordinance increasing the
salary Of the stenographer OF the city
clerk which was passed at the last
meeting and vetoed BY the mayor was
deferred until next meeting The fl
nance committee was granted an eN-
tension Of time for recommendation Oh
the increase Of pay Of park laborers to
$3.50 per day An increase to $3.50 q
month Tor the assistant city mechanic
was passed to second reading
william Collins was reelected as
park board trustee for term Of five
years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20
GARY FOLKS SLOW
IN GETTING 1920
PLATES FOR CARS

That only 30 persons out of a total of
ISIS have their 1920 auto license numbers
in Gary Is the astonishing figure given
out by Chief of Police Forbis yesterday,
as a result of a recent check made in the
city.
One day last week Chief Forbis sta
toned an officer at Sixth ave. and Broad
way and in hours time 1873 had
passed in one direction. OF this total
only 30 had their 1920 license places on
their cars. The others were still opcr-
atlng with their 1919 licenses
Chief of Police Forbis is now giving
the auto owner ample time to secure
new licenses. Just when he viii place
the restrictions and start making arrests
for failure to comply with the law is not
known. Today he is prepared to issue
the order to pick up every autoist not
having the new plates
The police department is now supplied
with application blanks and those who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20
Boy Scout
Column
DOES sCoUr1NG PAY.

OO6S S(OO T1NG PAXs
70 learn Of its lettering influence upon
Scouts and their companions IN Ham
mond. win ask the chief Of police.
Peter Austgen the city truant officer
Patrick Reilly; chief of the IRE depart
mont. William MI: the superintendent
Of public schools. Edward Monroe. the
principals of the schools public and pa
rochial; Judge Of The juvenile court. Z.
Miles Norton: the pastors and priests
of the churches in this column TO give
their testimonials from day to DAY
Juvenile delinquency increased thirty
five per cent in Cook county due to war
conditions yet here it was below normal
Why these conditions Because Scout
ing provides program Of daily activities
and responsibilities based upon a scion-
tihe and psychological study Of the state
Of the adolescent youth that offsets the
denoralizing conditions of city life.
Your boy demands something no home.
church or school can supply. 1t IS that
which every frontiersIhan. pioneer or
homesteader gets by hard knocks. but the
Scout gets it before it is too late 10
make him physically strong. morally
straight and mentally awake
The outdoor program with its camps.
hikes. games. merit badges. scultiva te
seeing. hearing. things in a new light.
the boy feels his individual responsibility
TO his home. church. school and country.
that the sacrifices Of the forefathers were
for him and he sees and feels his duty
towards them In new light
Naturally. anything that tends e de-
moralize is Stunned. The boy becomes
and feels as a Crusader, knight Errant.
a ChevaIicr Bayard
As a result you have dutifuI child,
a reverent God fearing disciple. a patri-
otto citizen who hates wrong and fights
for right. He is strong enough TO re-
sist the appeals of wrong and his bright
example unconsciously effects his COM
panions.
The program Is as broad as life in its
activities.
Approximately 500 boys are now en-
rolled We want 1000 An order to OBJ
tain this We must have the moral and
financial backing of every parent in
Hammond
1t is worth while. VIII YOU help2
lie GRAND r. MEYER.
President Hammond Council
Boy Scouts of America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20

curing ms Iife time By owning insurance
and the benefit which his family receives
is not lessened. This is brought about
by the improved methods of writing in
surance policies and By the fact that
banks and other financial institutions
viii accept good life insurance policies
as securities for loans and other financial
transactions
ia his customary pleasing manner.
Captain II 5. Norton. president Of the
Gary Commercial Club acted as toast
master and addressed The speakers War
rem r. Mccrav. candidate for governor
at the Republican primaries. was among
the invited guests lie gave a short talk
preparatory to leaving on the Monon for
the southern part Of the state. He re-
ceived a rousing ovation The program
was as follows
Address Of Welcome wilbur Wyant
president Gary National Life.
a General Outline
Thrift Week Campaign. FL O. HAY
president Cary state Bank
How the City Meets the ISSUE.
II Mayor W T. Hodges.
What Life Insurance Means rs fila
calumet Distrist" Harry H. Arnold.
president 81 the Gary Trust q saw
ings Bank
Lift Insurance As q Savings and In
vestmcnt." II. W. COOK eff HUFF K
Cook. attorneys Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20
S. 0. OFFICIALS AND
EMPLOYEES CONFER
Hold Get Together" Meet
ing at Whiting and Dis
cuss Conditions.
SPECIAL 10 The TIrEsI

SPECIAL 10 TIE ZINES
WHITING. IND. Jan. 2o-Memhers
of the Board of Directors of the STAN
dard Oil Company. dndianal. and for
ty-four employees representatives 81
the Whiting plant Of whom twenty two
were elected b. the employees ait q rel
cent election We're guests Friday eve
ming at banquet given at Whiting un-
der the direction Of the committee on
entertainment.
The meeting was one Of the "get-to-
gether" affairs provided for under the
Standards Industrial Relations Plan.
and offered an opportunity which was
taken advantage Of on both sides, for
employees and members OF the Board OF
Directors to discuss openly and frankly
the various problems which arise in
the domestic affairs OF the company.
Conditions which confront the cm-
ployes were frankly stated by y J.
Gallagher chairman Of the employees
council or joint general COMMITTEES, and
Representatives Sinclair Raglow and
Boyle Conditions which confront the
management Were as frankly stated by
Col. r. W Stewart, chairman of the
Board of Directors. President W. NJ.
Burton. and Supt Frank b Lewis. OF
Whiting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20
EAST CHICAGO PLANS
COMFORT STATIONS

Plans for the comfort stations for
East Chicago-Indians Harbor were dis
cussed a the meeting Of the East Chi-
cago Board OF Works yesterday ana
sketches we're submitted by Norris and
Kraft No definite action was taken
because Of the question Of securing
location but the city attorney is expect
in short time.
The final assessment Of sa61b6.66 for
Improvement Of alleys ia Indiana liar.
against Improvement OF Excha ree ave-
nue. was received and placed on file
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-20

ers or Whiting. were the attendants.
The bride was gowned in a brown fur
trimmed suit with a large picture hat
Embroidered white eeorgette and
carried shower boquet OF brides ros-
- and lilies OF the valley. Miss Burns
wore a dark blue suit with large
picture hat and wore corsage bou-
quet of vtolets During the service
Miss Eleanor Lynch very pleasinglv
sang the Ave Marie" and 20 Promise
at the Lyndora hotel after which a re-
Me" The wedding party breakfasted
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Engler
left this afternon for indianapolis 60
ing from there to Louisville and other
Souther npoints They will make their
home In Hammond