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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10


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xRsWALSH TREATS SICK FREE
u. Walsh of Davenport invites
IN people suffering with stomach,
SorsDusness, rheumatic diseases to
N the new and special treatments
= uses one time free. DR.. Walsh's
lIice is at 126 West Third street.
Qavenport. He is one of the lead
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Aronic ailments in this section and
y ID reliable and very successful.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

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New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
pR1seNgt YEARS ;.
 WIFEs9ELLs COURT
German Idea of Ownership Is Blamed
 for Ruined American Romance

New York, July 31.-Mrs. Anna J. Helm, 30 years old who is suing Fred erick B. Helm, a chauffeur of Wood haven, l.. T., for separation. charged yeaterday in the Supreme Court Brooklyn that since her marriage four years ago, she had been 'vir- tually q prisoner ins one room" in the home of her husbands parents.
 Mrs. Helm charged, that her hus- bands parents.> who are of German extraction, are wholly continental in their ideas, loyalty and expression. They and my husband instxActed me at the outset of the marriage that a wife is the personal property of a husband and that was to submit to him and them in all things"
 Mrs. Helms papers add that she was continually admonished by her husband and his people "that I must not leave the room we occupied. When I have taken an occasional short walk for exercise, one of the family has followed behind me-"
 Mrs. Helm s charges were denied by her husband as well as his parents. It was stated that the plaintiff absented herself from home for long periods and was responsible herself for any discord |. Justice Fawcett granted Mrs. Helm's application for alimony, pending trial of the suit for separa- ton, and awarded her SIS a week.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

bull Electric Con1pany will enjoy her annual vacation of two weeks.
 <. Mrs. AIphonse Bordeau and Mrs. William Cooke has returned from their vacation spent at Short Beach. Elmer Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hobine and MT. and Mrs. Charles Pond have returned from a weeks fishing trip to Bantam Lake. They had a large string of fine fish and several fish stories.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald has re- turned to her home in Wallingford after alshort visit at the home of Mrs. Wallace Beacher of Whiting street.
 Mr,sand Mrs. Benjamin Getchell of Fax Broad street will spend a two .weeks' vacation at LakeSCongamond.
 Miss Elizabeth BArns of Central sSkAfe. is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
 iss Sophie Green te1e phone opera ssaf the local exchange will leave today on her vacation. > .s
 ; Miss Minnie t3udat of Queen street isvisiting reiA4axss sn Detroit, Micfs- gan, sAess w ntadns away. two
 MT. AAQssN&tB*Aharlfs Diggle and son of Washineton Street and Mastkr Loyal Srnich have left for a caInplng trips in West Haven. -g. St Mrss and Mrs. walterr Lathrope of Maple street have left or a two weeks vacation to Myrtle Beach. 4El
 Frede Cam bridge, employed at the Hardwars3 City Manufa curing com pany had The sfndex finger of his right hand cut off at the first soint on one of the presses at the factory Thursday. He was attended by pr. J. N. Bull. will be taken at the ChaFch of Our Eady of Mercy tomor- srow morning for the Catholic Tran script, .eE
 Rev Geurge E. Tyler is to go to Palmer. Mass. next Monday to attend the central r New England. Camp meeting He has been engaged by the Camp Meeting assotiation to conduct the euangelistic services and will speak each seyening for fseven days. at 7s45 o'clock. Rev. Mr. sTyler,s pulpit here will be supplied on Sunday, August sth, by Rev. MT. Finder.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

Detroit. r -. Mass at St. Paurs church tom orrow morning will be celebrated at 10 o'clock by Rev. JIG. Brennan. , s practice at the fAf-grounds Monday night in preparation for a game at St. ,Mary's field Tuesday evening. Band concert at Berlin Fair grounds Sunday afternoon rThis property being developed by The Bodwell Realty Co.-advt.
 71 Band concert at Berlin Fair grounds SSunday afternoon. This property now being developed by The Bodwell Realty Co.-advt. d.,
 Notice Nof Caucus Enrolment.
 The Registra rs will be in session on Friday, August and'1S, from l2 un- til g o'clock for the purpose of mak- ing changes and corrections in the en- rollment list last perfected. -e' JAMES E. CORR,
 HENRY DFMING, Advt- Registrars.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
ADVENT CHURCH HAS ]: DEBT 0EslO0 ONLY
 Remainder Has Been Paid Off by < Pledge ksdlharP ' s.
NAZM-RASULO NUpFlAls
Local Couple United in Wedlock
 Yesterday Afternoon-Second Edi-
 ton of "Within the Circle. On the Press-Baseball Games Tomorrow.

E The finance committed of, the sRlainville Advent church, at a meet- Ing held yesterday, gave a fayofabie report relative to the raising of $1.0Q4 thats fcrmerly existed on. the churcH edebt All that is tleft to be raised ix -hut 800. The drive for the eradical fsipn of. thes deht 6vas started several f1&utnss asg{aA4s had been successfui5 2 was in chaFge oE AF raptafhS lso are:. FredsReace.
 F., A. Wheeler. Gordon Hartsons
 Narl, Mrs. R., w. Morley, Rev ' Denton andN Reys George E.
 fys pastor Of tka, tn During ne drive the Aid society of ||sttne church hei& sseries of food sales a1kaided greatlSm ,Tf$sines the, sun, Esa rsis .exps fhst. the bal Ea. M, .b@I raisedaf fhe church col iedHoh tomorrow morning. Private Esubscriptions, will beitreceived by the E2astcr of the church, LEsAn appropriate cefebration is plan- IAed when the paying off of the church (-dents will take. place. This, however. |wiu be held at a later date as sev- LfTai@ or the chtEch members and of nclais@ are awayon then va cation. Married YesterSIay Y Y. "A Y N. <: [IEknrfsty Nazzo of Bank street.. and
 Aselina Rasula ,sef Brtst.A. 2togheer of MT. and Mrs. Peter
 kasalo, were quietly married by Rev. FAtner John Fay, in the Church of our Led of Mercy, yesterday after noon; MT. sNazzo is we'll known in
 anis town and is employed at the
 l'a fuihpui Electric company plant
 ss1 Factory Paper Out.
 b The TFum bull publication. ..Inside
 tne Circle,' has just made it's second app NsIt is an Improvement e,, i
 over the first. Its easy enough to
 pc honest when somebody is looking. but-the question is to play fair bv not
 putting the pocr box in the bottofn of
 nhs oox'' is one of the moral quo-
 tafions appearing on the last sheet of
 ns .pubiication.s Congratulations are
 que the paper for it's clinic depart :
 ment conducted by Dr. Bull IA Bris-
 toi doctor in speaking> of doctors cred
 ited Dr Bull with more ability than any he knew and said: He has never
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

a VI l be obtained much cheaper in the country than in. the city Amarkets. Louis Edelson has erected "a store for the sale of soda water and sundries such as would sell best to average tourists. A new candy and fruit store is shortly~to be. opened in the store at one tinas occupied by Jerry Ven. drilla, on Damon.s kIiii.
 Registrars to Meet.
 The republican apd democratic registrars will .vneet next Friday be. tween the hours of f2 m. and 3, o'clock p. m, in the office of the town clerk for the purpose of mak- ing changes and corrections. in the enrolment lists of last year. Names Of those wishing to he made voters before .he nationar election, this fall can be filed at the office on, that date. g New Drain Being. Installed.
 The new drain. which; has been proposer by the state engineers to prevent the highway beneath the railroad bridge in Kersington being ,dooded with water during heavy .rei irr. -isgbeine laid by gang of work men nTdor>,the direction of the State Highway commission The. drain and catch basin are being installed near
  ,water will he carried towards Keh sinston road instead of beneath ti1s bridge as in the past. Two more catch basins and drains will be laid to catch the water from Kelly's cora her and the railroad banks. The 16>1k Twill ,bc completed within two
 c1fa Stxd will cost the Town of Ber-g In xboitS $500, Half xof the costl ek Whe -drair will be paid by thes state ~ the road beneath the bridge Is a >'tate btthway $ = psretta Opens New 6esinesss 2 Ianaes- PerettA the wolI-known shoe -ac5res owner, has purchasedT the geso- limo station at the Kilby House stables and has opened his new place of hpsiness.z Mir. Perctta plans to purchase automobile tires and acces- sories, to accommodate local autoists.
 Tuition Pupils Notice. E.
 Frank Bacon treasurer of the town school committee. is paying thsz tui- tion of the Berlin pupils who at. tended the New Britain High school last year All who have not yet made out their reports are urged to do so imm ediateiy. SO that the reports can be read at the next session of the school board. 5 %
 ,attr Berlin Briefs. r+.-E
 The Acorn baseball team will go to Windsor Locks Tomorrow after noon.' where they will be lined up against the town team of that place. Trucks will leave Upson'sy corner at 12.45 o'clock.
 There will be m important meet ing of the Y. M. T. A. B. society in the rooms at Upson's corner imme- diately following mass tomorrow morning.
 Miss Helen Colon. who has been Norton Road. will return to. the St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury. touorrow. night to resume her duties as "a nurse.
 The Berlin Grange P. oftH-. will meet Tuesday night in the hall on Damon Hill. children's hisht will he observed. Mrs. Gardner Good win is in charge Of the pIosram. s Mr. and Mrs George F. Dodd. who have ocen touring the White Noun Ystns. N. H.. during the hsst month. twill return to their home on Worth tnston Ridge next week
 John Hannon has moved hts fam fly from Warrington Ridge to East Berlin. where he will, reside in thd future. '
 Horace Fitzgerald has moved hfs family from the old North homestead on Worthinston Ridge into the Xf
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New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NoNM.

Notice is hereby giverr Lockery is indebted to Pfainyille ins the sum of I taxes due fTofn lists 1915 toI levied on the following dee{ Lots Nos. '135 and 136, New Map at Town Clerks Of1ce,
 Said described property, q will be sold to the highes{ hour of ? P. M. on Wedn< day of October. 1920, at q post of said town.
 Dated at Plainville. Con- first day of July, 1920.
 .s W. J. HEMINGWAY. ]
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NOTICE ' Notice Is hereby given

n II Notice Is hereby given | Casey is indebted to Plainville in the sum of q taxes due from lists 1913 t} levied on the following de1
 Lots Nos. POI, 200, POT. | 317. SIS, 31s, 314, 316. Ney Map, at Town Clerks once, Said described property. 7 will be sold to the hfghes| hour of 2 P. M. on WednI day of October, 1920, at post Of said town.
 Dated at Plainville., yCol first day Of July. 192o-
 W. J.. HEMINGWAY.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NoTIcE..

Notice is hereby given Schinder is indebted to L Plainviile in the sum of I, taxes due from lists 1913 to levied on the following desc] Y Lot No. 65, old Grfet Map at Town Clerks Onice. \
 Said described property, oj will be sold to the highestI hour of F NJ. on WednGI day of OctoDer. 1920. at post of said town. I N Dated at Plainvilie. Cpul first day Of July. 1920.
 W. J. HEnIINGwAy,
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

week. ySfsf A>s & << ss< n }ks -. ~ ss S~f !. Mr. and ,l6 1T ccnneil aAa guests of wills|s ef, Norton road. haYs Sstui1isd tS kxir home ii gThe Berlin Boy soests held fnsir regular needing sthis afternoon at the church parlo4p- ' S Rev. samuel AsSfsslSA returned to- day after spending thesteAek with his family at West Brooitffe{a. Mass
 B. R.. showalter. who has been spending the past several eek< with his family in Dayton Ohio vRb gre I turned to Berlin tp uie lzles rranEf- ments for the kpeniHe ok Hf sjufiior High school. ssf = = sS- S5
 Rev. anaS Mrs watscn -woodrus . are Visiting with fs James Koodruff and family tof Worthingfon 4fge,
 The chinfney ,on the smith hom$ $an worthfngsy Adge.. which Fae stNk by iisht,snS sosA tims}ago. Is bsl1s
 x new w.1baacsxpith shop las been erected5 on the efa fair grouna&. and will be shortly dfeped for busifess.
 A new brick 1cundation is to be laid for the Vscsefy meat market: in hensingtonl- l-ssa-- <. E eSs - .S4i' 'ss -ss, .ss foot s-~stS pni ry: the Lane CQaez ta s ra a
 ...,.r sf tne Sunday .s| V. sss.s ss,s ss9s ss.s css- ss- terfoon at Johnson,s groves Games were played after rhieh refreshments
 ~<.1I Tr,v laft today for Silver Lake, N. Y, where they will attend the annual confer ence of Y. M. c. A. employees. Mr. Hamilton is the son-in-law of MT. and Mrs. S. M. Cowles of Kensington. and is secretary of the boys depart ment in New Haven.
 The dance given last evening at sHart's bungalow was attended by a large crowd.
 A resident of Blue Hills shoI a fox in his chicken yard early yesterday morning, ..-
 The foundation for the Strong homestead on Norton road has, been laid and the house. will shortly be under construction. ..
 Kensington farmers reported this morning that tomatoes are ripening rapidly. The price is now s4 a basket. 4.
 'Magnus Anderson of Belden street, New Britain, has purchased the Geo. Anderson prepOfty on Beriindale ave- nue.
 Paul Lund of East Berlin, has pur- chased the Louis Anderson home on Damon's Hill. The price of the property was fixed in the neighbor- hood of ~$5.ooQ. Mr. Anderson and family are expecting to leave for California shsrhy. where. they will make their home. as<
 Arthiir. Angsrson of Farmington road has hyrehased a new Chevrolet touring car d
 Howard Bunce of worthington Ridge has. sold his Overland. speed ster, .s+ 4, ,<E
 Mrs. Anna TaExan, of Kensington was removed to the New Britain Gens ereh hospitaf ffits mornflsr where she wiflssunderxQ treatment skFs s$ -
 8hn Mcfabe will spend the week6 end with friends at Monauguin-
 Hiss Agnes Trehy ct Kensiists2 wt1ers ssS spent the week. ~ Il Fk5 <F Rose Fitzsimmq0n "a 's>Pna Leon kit today sf9 Fhe v ere where tho Will speps en-
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 k. joseph stAH{on and cl ldrens " (ae and pQaa{t !, win 1eaAe fof
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New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NoTICI

NOTICI z Notice is hereby give Barnes is indebted PIainville. in the sum o1 taxes due from lists 1915 levied on the following
 Lots No. 1 to No. Ss to 116. inclusive; No. 163 No. sos to QA, inclusive l43, i45. 147. Ms and 16 x New Britain Map Tt Town Clerks on!
 Said describtd prcperty will Be sold to the higI hour of 2 aP. M. on we day of October, 1920. . post of said town.
 Dated at Plainville, first day of July. 1920
 ! w. J. HEMINGwA
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NOTCH

NOTCH Notice Is hereby given M. B. Hitchcock is indebt Plainville in the sum O taxes due from lists 1s14 levied on the following
 Lot on Ensign m Map at Town Clerks omd Said described property will be sold to the hiEt hour of 3 P. M. on Wei day of October, 1920. q post of said town.
 Dated at Plainville, first day of July, 1920.
 W. J. HEMINGWAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NOTICE.

iNofice is hsfeby given s Labonte is indebted to
 Piafnyille in the sum. of 4.| !staxes due from lists 1914 to levied on tbe sfcllnYtng descd
 Lot Nos SS zfnuntainl Map at Town c,efkA pfics. Fl ;, Said described, property. orl will be sold to@ the highest hour of P M.N on wednee| day of October. 1920. at th| post of said town. sssf
 Dated at Plainville. Conn, first, day of July, 1920. ;, -. W. J. HEMINGWAY. T
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NOTICE

NOTICE
 Notice Is hereby give| Scherowas Is indebted Plainville in the sum o4 taxes due from lists 1914 levied on the following a Lots Nos. I'll and l72, N Map at Town Clerks Off1cj
 Said described property will be sold to,:the high hour of 2 F. M. on Wed day of October. 1920, at post of said towrs
 Dated at Plafnville. C first day of July, 1920.
 w. J. HEMINGWAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NoTIcn..

Notice is hereby .siv| Atwood Is indebted toI Plainville in the sum of taxes due from lists 1918 levied on the following d Lots Nos. 1S1 and 1S2. N Map at Town Clerks Omce
 Said described property. will be sold to the high hour of F. M. on Wed day of October, 1920, at post of said town.
 Dated at Plainville. C first day of July. 1920.
 W. J. HEMINGWAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE. Notice is hereby given wood (deceased) is indebteI Plainville in the sum@Saf taxes due from lists 1912 levied on the following s1{
 Cots Nos. 145. l46,s
 Old Grist MT Map at Town Clerks Of1iue Said described propertys will be sold to. the hiKh& hour of 2 F. M. on Wedl day of October. 1A2o, at post of said town.,
 Dated at Plainvale. Cd first day of July. 1920.
 W. T. HEMINo EAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
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NOE
 Notice is hereby Allison is indebted Plainville in the sus taxes due from lists levied on the foilowtnl
 Lot No. 315, New Map at Town Clerks 0ncs. Said described property, will be sold to the higfe1 hour of F. M. on Wedn day of Octop4r. 1920. at | post of said fewn.
 Dated at Plainville. Col first day of July. 1920. w. J. HEMINGWAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

Notice is hereby given Cohen is indebted to th Plainville in the sum of 4.7 taxes due from lists 1913 to | levied on the following descri Eots Nos. 173 and 174, New Map at Town Clerks Office, Pl
 Said described property. or will be sold to the highest hour of 2 P. M on Wednes@ day sQf October. 1920, at th{ ipostsof said town
 nateds at Plainville, Conn. first day of July, 1920.
 ". J. HEMINGWAY. Fl
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
THE
 } TRUST co. ' ..>l PLANvILLE, CONN. Banking Hours -,s, E,s.. E 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., except
 Saturdays. ...- s Q a. m. tH 12 m..s7 p. m. to
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NOTICE-N-.
 Notice is hereby given that Frederick Burton is indebted t6s the Town of a PlainviIle in the sum sof e1-s3 Dollars for taxes due from lists 1915 to 1919. inclusive. levied on the followiHe described property:
 Lot No 1s7. NetA Britain Plaza
 Map at Town Clerks Srnce. Plainviile Conn. Said described property or part of same NrflIt be sold to the highest bidder at the hour of P. M. Wednesday, the sixth day of october. 1920. at the public sign post Of said town N Dated at Plainville. Conn, this thirty firsf day of July, 1920. M.z. U. HEMINGWAY. Tax Collector.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
NorrcE:S

z Notice is hereby gwen Chusnowski is indebted to 4{ Plainvflie in the su1l 9of 5.ed taxes due from lists 19t3 to 1} levied on the following dcscrii
 Lot No. 9s, Mountain Map at Town Clerks Office. Pl4 Said described property. or will be sold to the highest d hour of ? P. M. on Wednesd| day of October. 1920, at .the| post of said town.
 Dated at Plaihviile. conui. first day of Juiy@ 1eens
 w. J. HEA't>s sssfAY, nd
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31
dGleA!sIs Raze, Balp Prepara- t6 Building Xss Structure
LAWN FETE IS BIG AFFAIR
ueneat %Ansis Proves sucocssful- f fssrn sa,i Much Produce e. , sAgrSk nsAsr, News Items of in-

.. rss2ters.pht the Community Cen sfkf fkkpdnds have begun work of rag kfaf he old slAswaier barn which Is sS@e made over lptoEhs worthington C6fhmunity csntef buildiag. When sS5npisted this t,ssy ssssNcture will af-. asoid tho Berlin.4 4iresidents a msetfq@. place for orsent4ations. q dance hall and reception srabn1.
 The Berlin Boy Scout troop net. skhis afternoon at &hs srcuhds ansl bish and svones. A tcnnis ceurt and basebaii diamond arc to be faid out. The fence forming the boundary iipa' . between the grounds and tho Minax . property was repaired. t Lawn Fcte Tlehf.
 l The fete given last evening on the isygn, of Major Frank L. Wilcox. under. tho auspices of the woIthington Com munity Center association. was.a sue ' cess. Many persons attended the
 affair. A feature of the evening was n piaylet "A Midsummer Nights Dream" In which local talent ap- peared. The young women went +throuEh their parts in most sat- lsfacfory manner. To Miss Alice Trnvor of~Tfartford. who was in charge. ts due much credit as 1t was Through her direction that the per- formance was such q success.
 The lawn was decorated and sev-
 prni booths. where Ice cream, candy ana other. refreshments were sold were laid out. The committee in charge of the. sale Of rofreshmentsl reporfe<e a.fnls morning that it was e~,rt ntoufnging. Dancing followed SA nc entertainment but the dancers ' were forced to quit the' lawn when n iytorm broke .at about 10 o'clock.
 Tho conihntttco In charge was: Mrs. xR Aiph Carter. Miss Elizabeth Wilcox, Mrs. s. Chase Coale. Miss Helen
 ohn, Mrs. Robert Deming. Miss
 atco Houston and Mrs. George F.. ' kenticc. The.rcceipts will be turned yIntd the treasury of the Community Center aSs6ciation. s.st
 Partners Prosper on Tourists. ~ z Some of the farmers in Berlin. es-
 oeciaIiy in the lower section. arc making money on tho auto trafhe ... passing through the town. Within inc hpts. several weeks quite num- hor of Rn sl shacks havo. been orect- sa by ehterprising farmers 10 be used sn booths for the sale of farm prod-- nets. such as potatoes. corp, string beans and other vegetables. The sale If thesa. products has been immense and the farmers arc. looking ahead for bfw profits this xe1Nnn 1I af M
 Thero are thousand9 ~ 1~@n<m
 pas~fng, over the Berlin reads @v~9 u63~ r-.to. -Bunfou and N&M XQrKL
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

be obtained much cheaper. in the country than in the city amarkets. Louis Edelson has erected a store for the sale of soda water and sundries such as would sell best to average tourists. A new candy and fruit store is shortly~to be. opened in the store at one tins occupied by Jerry Ven. drilla. on Damon.s Hiii.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-31

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-14
City Water Furnishes
Mans Electric Light

lbY ASSOClAAeu FF0DSJ
PARIS, Dec. 14.-Wind and water
hold the solution of the fuel shortage
in France, E. Colardeau told his asso-
ciates at the Academy of Sciences
at its last meeting. He presented
what ne considered proof IN the re-
suits of an installation On his kitchen
faucet Of a water turbine which drives
a dynamo which charges storage bat
teries.
City pressure on the water, he ex-
planned, is sufficient to fHrRdAh a
household with electric light.
In the country, M. Colardeau would
install windmills to pump water to
elevated tanks and utilize the fall of
the water through a pipe to turn tho
charging turbine.
New interest has been taken here
m this idea Of household installations
because Of the higher cast of fuel and
power, it is considered, may make
practical these water turbines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-14

decoration. The evening was spent
informally. A book contest was won
by Mrs. Omar KaufHs2n. Refresh
rneats wSao served W To hostess to
the s1est4 who nuAahersd 40. The
class elected tina following officers
for the coming year: President, Mrs.
ia. G.. Wifc016n; vice pfesfde1f, Hrs.
Howard LOHgfellow; secreea5y, MTs.
Harry 1esselman; treasures, Mrs..
Thomas Erik.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Canaday re-
turned to Indianapolis Monday after
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Norris of Main street.