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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Personal and :
Social News

\ houses having common gallery alorg
| one side. with the living rooms on the
| other. each family occupying one room.
Only men OF culture and refinement
| can win the confidence Of the natives
| for they are noted for their courtesy
| and good manners. Many pagan tribes
possess the Instincts Of the Gentleman
| Miss Eltessa Emmerlirg favored the
! ladies with two enjoyable sfHss 'The
| tribes" and 1.-THE Ton ~ the Morning.
together with a inus icaf reading. The
Usual way" Little Virginia Orr, a
dainty miss, danced THE French
Baby" The program was concluded
with two beautiful vocal numbers by
Mrs. Elsa Freeman. Most Wondrous
1t Must Be" by Franz Ries, and The
World is Waiting for the Sunrise" by
Eugene Lockhart. The hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. Glenn Ebright and r. S.
kennard served dainty refreshments
MRS. l. PAUL FELTzER. Secy.
Mrs. Farley Dunbar entertained the
Rimbaeh Avenue Club yesterday at a
one o'clock luncheon az her home The
table was very pretty with red shaded
lights. burning candles and lovely
polnsettas. A most attractive course
luncheon was served. after which =
diminutive red brick chimney. con-
structed in The living room. poured
forth bevy of beautiful gifts. Every
body had most enjoyable afternoon.
and wished everybody else q VERY
Merry Christ mas
Or. end Mrs. Raymond Knor of
Burton Ind, announce the birth OF
little daughter. Ruth Anne, on Monday.
December the twelfth. Mrs Knott 10
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. De-
weese OF Warren street.
Mr.. William Thomann OF Wilkes
Barre, Pennsylvania has been the
house guest of his aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Knoerzer OF Manila avenue. MI. Tho
mann. who was enroutc for Kansas
City. holds prominent position with
Swift & Company.
Venerable Sister Mary Paulina. Su-
perior Of st. Charles Hospital of Au-
rora Ill, was the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Deuel. Of Douglas ave-
nue. last Friday and Saturday. Sister
Mary is sister of Mrs. Deuel.,
-
Tewle street VIII be glad TO hear that
he IL able to resume his office duties
again after having undergone a very
serious operation at Michael Reese
Hospital in Chicago. The operation
was performed by DR.. B. J. Sherman,
a. noted surgeon of Chicago.
The home economics department. OF
the Hammond Woman's Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at half past two
o'clock in the Washington school Miss
Allen Of the Juvenile department OF
Marshall Fields will speak The Edu-
cational Value of Toys" bringing with
her a number Of Illustrative piaythinrs.
4 large attendance at the meeting is
expected.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson will enter
tain the members OF Alpha Phi at a
o'clock luncheon and Christmas party
at her home on Ffrhlere street IN |
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evenings pleasure. and all OF the
guests werc Delighted with the bsauti-
fut gifta drawn from the artistic bag.
The hostess serxs1 . dainxiiy Appoint-
Cd luncheon TO the tyelvs members
! and their guests Miss KAraxiss.. A
abort business session wuA hetd, and
Mise Nowak was elected treasurer aud
Mas Marie Kuhn. sditor for the snsu-
ms ysar. Miss Anna Hsirhoaa will
entertain the club at Christmas party
on December twenty- seventh at her
home on Murray street.
Tho Ladies' AID Society Of tho Pine
Street Presbyterian church will moot
at two O'Clock in the church parlors
on Thursday afternoon.
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The merpbers of the r u. NJ Club
. we're entertained last evening by Miss
Bernice Haiaburt at her home on Chi
cago avenue. Bunco was played and
, the hohors were made by Mics Sarah
jane Turner And Misc Kathryn Bush,
after which the hostsss served q de-
licious luncheon to the eight members
Tho next meeting OF the club win be
held on Tuesday evening at the home
OF Miss Turner Of Indiana avenue,
when the Christmas party viii be en-
ioysd.
Miss Constanoe Phillips OF Kansas
City, Mo-. who has been spending the
past two weeks with her aunt and
uncle. Mr.. ARD Mrs. g. w Deuel. T
Dougias avenue. will leave tomorrow
for Aurora where she will spend the
winter with her aunt, Sister Mary
Pauiina.
There will be . social meeting to-
morrow afternoon OF the Ladies' Ala
Society of Ct. Psurs Lutheran church
ance Is desired and a pleasant time an
tacipAted.
On Monday evening a Reorganization
meeting OF the Mems Class Of the First
Baptist Church Sunday School was
held In the parlors Of the church when
about eighty men were addressed By
Louis Crittenden OF Chicago, who was
tho founder of the Van Buren, Street
Mission. The address was the ept-
tome OF enthusiasm and encourage
ment. and was highly Instructive Mr..
Henry Waxman, a young Russian OF
exceptional talent. gave a violin solo
that was most enjoyable, and Mr..
Morse Doll Plain was elected president
OF the class. Detachable refreshments
were served at the q q f,e r.ai
1t will be remembered that efr. Crit
endan was gueat afthia l. v. ar
ago. when ne addressed the club for
Eve Sundays. dufing which time he in
creased the enrolment from sixteen to
two hundred members. He has great
magnetism and wonderful force to ao-
company his aims.
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LET HART
FANS REJOICE

IN big army OF william g. Hart
fans have cause to rejoicei Their IA
yorite IL coming, In another virile We
hicle In which his fistie ability Is dis
played to the almost. The new Para
mount starring vehicle Is The
Whistle" rafting story OF life in q
manufacturing town in New England
II will be shown at the Parthenon
theatre Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day Mr. Hart has the role Of a mill
foreman who fights Tor the rights of
the mill and for protection against ac-
cidents. and when his own son Is Kill.
led in an unguarded shafting. he plans
vengeance against his negligent en-
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me Carmelite Sisters. conducting
girls orphanage in East Chicago
tHrasseh Ave..) and one for boys in
hammond fSheffield ave.) solicit kind
donations Of used clothing to be made
over for the children in their care
Phone either home. The good Lore
repays with interest all that is given
to His poor.
THE CARMELITE SISTERS.
12-14-S. ID r 7
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picyer- He saves the child OF the mill
owner from drowning and disappears
with the infant whom he rears an his
own son In order to make him 1unp
at the sound OF the whistle" But
when cool woman. the mother Of the
boy. enters his life. his scheme is
abandoned. Myrulo steadnaa is lead.
Ing woman.
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Friday. A grab bag Will be ono Of
the novelties Of the afternoon.
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4 At an elaborate Thanksgiving ain.
ner by Mrs. Frank Hencel Of Los
Angeles. the engagement: was ann3uno-
ed of her daug hter. Cornelia, to J..
Arthur Hall Of Los Angeles. Mrs
Hencel and Miss Corneila formerly iiv-
I'd in Hammond.
GHoMAS.DAY WEDDING.
| Saturday ut noon Miss Eleanor Gro
| man. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. August
Groman or odesolt, Iowa. beoane the
| bride OF Josavh J. Day. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. /. Day OF Louisville. KY.
! in the home OF DR. and Mrs. H. C.
Grornan of wildwood Road. The
services were read By DR.. e. Hastings
Of the First Presbyterian church OF
joliet, III.
The ceremony took place in the
large living room. where an altar was
| built OF yellow chrysanthemums, bank
ed with palms in front Of the fireplace.
The bride was gowned I'm white ON
broidered chiffon. an exquisite fabric
brought from India by her father. and
tic
orange blossoms her mother had
worn. The bridal flowers were q
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies or the valley. There were no at
tendants.
After the wedding an elaborate
breakfast was served to the Immediate
families. and .hs bride and BRIDEGROOM
lett Cor Pittsburgh. where they Will
make their home. Mrs. Day n a sts.
ter OF DR.. Grornan OF Hammond. ana
has visited here several tim.s. Mr.
Day Is connected with q prominent
stock and bond house In Pittsburgh.
AFTER having been graduated from Chi.
cago University, whers he met his
bride.
Among the out-of-town xuesta M.
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. August
Groman OF odeboit. Iowa, Mr.. and Ms -
= H. Day OF Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Ellis OF Grand Rapids, Miss
Hermire Becstznan Of Chicago and Mr..
woods or Chicago University.
-
The L. o. T. NJ. Social Club will
meet on Thursday for an ali day meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. Clarence p
Van Slette OF sa1 Torrenoe avenue.
iunCneOn
noon and all the members are request.
ed TO come early.
49,
The Baptist woman's Union will
hold their regular meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Elmer Sumrnerhayu OF
2Ss Highland street. A Christmas p-o-
gram will be offered. under the sup.r.
vision OF Mrs. N. J. Austsen. The
numbers win consist Of:
A Group of Songs. rria
Mrs. Hannauer. Mrs. BomberKer and
Mrs. Sheridan
Story--The Infant and the Anre1s
song .--....-. Mrs. F.. e. Stewar,
Readings---
Mother and Her Som.
Maggie Dolin" .
Miss EItessa Esnrneraine
The Story or the Three Wise Mem
49,. Miss Blanche Nixon
soio--~Joy 20 tbe World" ......
.....-..........M Mrs. Elsa Freeman
Accompanied. Mrs. George Houser
At the end Of she -ro4-s-, .h.-a 90,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

/, be grab bag. and each person Is
a1sked to bring q ten-oent article.
-.
The Misses rda ard Bertha Tau ssfg
\ entertained the members OF the Alpha
Rha Vita Club l&st evening at sheir
home on Webb street. Games were en-.
3oyed and prizes we're awarded to Miss
Meta Peitech and Mas Axnes xusA-
nick. A Christmas grab bag AFFORDED
great piensure, and after the pretty
gifts had been distributed, the host.
ssses served dainty luncheon. Miss
Elsie Berger VIII entertain the Grub In
two weeks at her homo In south Chi.
cago.
There will be q bazaar and bake
sale tomorrow afternoon and evening
In the 1. o. o. r. hall at 7s7 East
State street by the ladies OF Liberty
Camp OF Royal Neighbors and every.
body Is welcome. The COMMITTEES In
charge viii meet tomorrow morning al
nine o'eioek In the hail.
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Mrs. w. II. Tohrnan OF william
street. entertained the Monday After
noon Bridge Club 81 her homo at q
one O'Clock luncheon on Monday.
There wers attractive Christmas deco.
raticns and the luncheon was delicious.
There we're three tables Of bridge and
the honcrs were made by Mrs. II. r.
Allison and the guest priEs given Mrs.
II. n. LAnpreil. The guests for the
afternoon were Mrs Thomas Berton
Rhodes OF Chicago. Mrs Lamprsll MIRA
w. O. Morris. Mrs. John Rice and Mrs.
Thomas Brooks.
Mrs. W. J. Mccain Of Ogden street
entertained a number OF little people
at her home on Tuesday afternoon In
honor OF her httis son. Richard. who
celebrated has sixth birthday anniver-
sAry. The children played games and
had q jolly good time until the din
ing room doors were thrown open, and
they saw Christmas bells. holly and
mistletoe. a wee tiny Santa Claus and
a great big birthday cake. all aslow.
There were dainty refreshments, ana
the little folks departed wishing Mas
ter Richard many more happy birth
days.
The meeting OF the Dorcas Aid go
cicty has been postponed on account
OF the death of one OF its members.
Mrs. Charles Goodpeeter. who passed
swsy on Tuesday evening at 81. Mar
garet's hospital. The aids naxt meet
ing will be announced later.
-
Hammond Chapter No. $40 OF the
Order of Eastern stars held the an
nus, election OF Officers last evening
in the temple and the following OIL.
GERS were elected; Worthy Ma r IN, Mrs
John A. Muller: worthy Patron, Roy
McCutcheon; Associate Matron. Mrs.
George w. Green; Secretary. Mrs. ,.
~. Smalley; Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Mcdonald; Conductress, MIRA. w. Z.
MahArg, and Associate Conductress.
Mrs. n. Curlsy. The other officers
will be appointed by the new Worthy
Astr0n.
MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman Cf
Bauer street announce the birth OF q
little son az ST. Margarets hospital on
sunday. December eleventh.
Miss Helen Betonie OF East Chicago
deliEhtfuiy entertained the members
of the NJ. T. Club at hard times
party last evening at hsr home on
Northcote avenue. Music. dancing and
games were enjoyed In rooms prettily
suggestive OF he coming Mondays. and
prizes were awarded Miss Julia Kara
gish and Miss Ethel Nowak. A Christ |
mas wrah Ahe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Letter writing Is an art that was
cultivated much about a century ago
Many beautiful friendships were kept
ever bfoonadag by the frequent ex-
change ct letters. Those letters were
written on stationery that indicated a
high regard for friendship. We carry
the old reliable Cranes which has
stood for the bsst IN polite correspond
snoe stetsonsrY for over seo years
We have II 60 suitable gift boxes for
both nen and women. Come in and
look ss over. Nelson's Drug Store.
12-14-l0
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stephani schutze, wizard teller ~
eaies--not an "elocutionist" or read
er VIII furnish an evening Of IN
rlvaled entertainment for young and
90, Friday evening at the k Of P
Hall. Holman and Ogden SITS. Ham
mond. 7o-4.o
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
Wassey's Pleating Shop

kHmMOGDMMrNG. eTAwPrNa. Mem
STITCHING. BuTToN Hox.B.
SUTTON GOvERkkG. nAAfUIxn
HUCHING, FANCY STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET. PHONE HAN.
aoND 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Hear Stephani Schutze In an even
ing with The Arabian Nights" Friday
evening Mt this x. of p. Hall, Hob
man and Ogden SITS. Hammond.
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Inc SECOND number az the Redpath
secure course. under the auspices of
the knights Of Pythias lodge, will be
Furnished Friday evening by stepbani
Schutze, master OF Dramatic rsalisu
at the Pythian Home. at Hehsnsn and
okoen sIs's hammond. 1s-14-2
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Our annual Christmas festival and
bazaar will be held on Sunday, Jan
!. 1929. at Unity Hall for the benefit of
the poor children OF Hammond
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DON'T GIVE SUsT A FOUNTAIN Pfc.S
Make IT a ConkIiu or PARKER and its
value will be doubiy appreciated.
Have you see the new Parker Duofoic
the master pen. Guaranteed for as
years. a pan he will be proud to show
to his rneat exclusive friends. Nelson's
Drug Store. 12-I4-1
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NOTICE

I viii not be responsible for debts
contracted by any person but myself
LEWIS A. MYERS,
l2:is:S 473 Murray ST.. Hammond
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A PERSONAL n1rn

Aha' Is what man appreciates. He
probably enjoys his SMOKE q. r.,,,,b
as his nsel. We hAvs thu o,rar he
wiz enjey packed In holiday pack.
Ages. Nelson's DRUG stofe. 1e-,.,o
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regular meeting, p. m. Thursday.
Dec. 10th. Initiation. Refreshmsnts
AL members requested to attend
w. o. THOMAS,
1z-lt-S Exalted Ruler.
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q. A. r. e. Meeting,
Thursday, 1880 p. m, Dec. Is
1871. 12-142
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12-i&-2

Special player piano. 1850. Gable
Piano CO.. ISL State st. Phone ss6o
Hammond. 12.111
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
HISTORY IN PICTURES.

That's what Kodak pictures become
when mounted in one of our Photo
Albums ana they make mighty inter
estina gifts. Nelson's Drug store.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
NOTHINQ like rmEsn pnrrrr

N1s<E1 FNkssH POULTRY
For that Xmas dinner. We receive
the nnest kind OF turkeys. geese, ducks
and Chickens right from the country
every day. Get your order in now
Ell Johnson ST.. Phone 4s7s.J.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14
Hammond Musical College

Plano. Voice. Violin. Public Spe1h
tag. Ukeiele. Banjo. Mandolin. Guitsf.
Dancing. Dramatic Art l0-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Miss Helen Betonie OF East Chicago
delikhtfuiy entertained the members
of the NJ. T. Club at q hard times
party last evening at hsr home on
Northcote avenue. Music. dancing and
games we're enjoyed In rooms prettily
suggestive OF he coming Mondays. and
prizes were awarded Miss Julia Kara
gish and Miss Ethel Nowak. A Christ
mas grab bag vas q feature II The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

1Tr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoffmsn ID
Bauer street announce the birth OF q
little son az ST Margaret's hospital on
sunday. December eleventh.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

The meeting OF the Dorcas Aid 60
ciety has been postponed on account
Of the death of one OF its members.
Mrs. Charles Goodpeetsr. who passed
swsy on Tuesday evening at St. Mar
garet's hospital. The aids nsxt meet
ing will be announced later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Mr.. William Thomann or Wilkes
Barre. Pennsylvania has been the
house guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Knoerzer OF Manila avenue. Mr. Tho
mann. who was enroutc for Kansas
City. holds q prominent position with
Swift & Company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

DIR. end Mrs. Raymond knoff of
BlufTton, Ind, announce the birth OF
little daughter. Ruth Anne, on Monday.
December the twelfth. Mrs. Knot 10
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. De-
Weese OF Warren street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Mrs. Joseph Thompson will enter
tain the members OF Alpha Phi at a
o'clock luncheon and Christmas party
az her home on Eririalard street on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

Venerable Sister Mary Paulina. SUI
perior of St. Charles Hospital OF Au-
rora, Ill, was the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. s. W. Deuel. Of Douglas ave-
nue. last Friday and Saturday. Sister
Mary is a sister OF Mrs Deuel.,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

me l.. o. T. NJ. Social Club will
meet on Thursday for an ali day meet
ing At the home Of Mrs. Clarence p.
van siette OF ss1 Torrenoe avenue.
Ihere wiz be pot luck luncheon at
noon and all the members are request
ed 20 come early.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-14

The many friends of n. J. Jury OF
Tewle street VIII be glad to hear that
he IL able to resume his office duties
again after having undergone a very
serious operation az Michael Reese
Hospital in Chicago. The operation
was performed by DR.. B. J. Sherman,
a noted surgeon of Chicago.
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There Will be = social meeting to-
morrow afternoon OF the Ladies Aid
Society OF St. Pauls Lutheran church
In the parrish house. A good attend
ance Is desired and a pleasant time an
ticipAted.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-24
FUNERAL RUCES FOR
WIEGERT BOY THURSDAY
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wiegert Dies
As Results Of Injuries Received
Sunday

Funeral services will be held tomOr-
row afternoon, Thursday, at two o'clock
at the Zion Lutheran church in War
rem for Edwin Wiegert, nine year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Weigert, who
died in the Warren hospital at 2 rs
Tuesday morning as the result Of in
juries received Sunday afternoon when
he became entangled in the belt OF a
pump engine. Martin Hauser will con-
duct the services and interment will be
at the Warren cemetery.
Edwin was attempting to put belt
on pump engine at his home, one and
one half miles northeast of Warren
Sunday afternoon, when one of his feet
became entangled in the belt and he was
twisted about the engine and his leg
badly torn. The boy was rushed to the
Warren hospital where every efortwas
made to save his life, but gangrene set
in and the boy passed away early Tues
day morning. 49, .5
Edwin Wiegert was born at Coon RAJ
pids, Ia, May "A, 1912. He IS survived
by his mother and father, twin
brother Paul; two other brothers, Ar
thur and Harold = and sister, Vefma.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-24
Eighty Eighth Will
Hold First Reunion

The first reunion Of the Eighty-eighth
Division, with over 5000 veterans from
seven midwest states in attendance
opens at Des Monies, Iowa, on Friday.
August 20. sss S ~ s; :.
Delegates from distant states 4 have
already started to arrive General
William Weigle, General W. D. Beach
and General NJ. B. Stewart are expected
to arrive in Des :-A1oines today. An
three are former division commanders.
General Pershing is also expected to at
tend and to review the division here.
Saturday afternoon, August q, at the
Iowa State Fair, 4., s3s
The soldier bonus, legislation Tor the
relief Of disabled veterans, the part SOL
diers will play iii politics during the
coming year, and the permanent orgaltss
,izatfon of a division association are the
chief subjects to be taken up.
Memorial services for the midwest
service men who. died during the war
will be held here Sunday morning, Au-
gust. 2S.
The veterans are to camp at q big,
free camp which has been provided for
them on the State Fair grounds. Tents
have been provided for 10, 900 men.
Railroads have granted q. rate Of fare
and one half for round trip from All
mid-western states, Major III. 81. Polk,
general chairman, announced today. All
veterans of the division are entitled to
the rate. 1. IS tsst ..sfs s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-08-24
Middle River Boy
Killed By Crowbar

Harold Koepp, aged II, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Koepp living near
Middle River, was killed last Wednes-
day afternoon when struck on the head
BY crowbar he was using in attempt
ing to, move a granary.
The accident happened on the Koepp
farm and was caused BY the running
machinery Of the threshing rig. Koepp
took q fiye-foot crowbar and was stoop-
Ing down to get it under a portable
granary so that it could be moved
around and the grain from the separa-
tor run into the building. In stopping
over to get the croWbar UNDER he acct
1entally got it too close to belt on
the machine, which caught the crowbar
and brought it with such force against
the boys head that he became uncon-
scious. a physician was called and ar.
rived at the farm about six O'Clock, but
the boys life could not be saved, as,the
base Of the skull was featured.
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CENSUS 10 Be I AIKEN !
OF HIGHWAY 'TR AR|FlC
Men Will Be Stationed On Roads To
Check Up Number OF Vehicles
Passing

There will be census taken on all
state roads during the week of Aug.
2Sth to Sept. 8, according to instruc-
lions sent out by c. NJ. Babcock, state
highway commissioner. Men will be
stationed at various vantage points
whers. they will be on duty from six
4. NJ. Until midnight and will record
all travel between those hours.
The traffic vehicles will be recorded
as Eight or s'heayy,V whether home
state cars or others, trucks, buses,
horse drawn or tractors. The record
of the census will indicate the hours
that the traffic is most heavy and other
sidelights on the road travel Of the sec.
ton. The purpose Of the census Will
be to provide the department with au-
thentic information relative to the
amount Of travel over the various road
sections that it may be used in con-
nection with what improvements are
authorized on the various roads.
set will be necessary for the census
takers to- examine rather closely We
|:hicles that pass but there will be no
molestation Of travellers. After dark
ness the inspectors will have light
stationed at their stations and will
probably employ fash lights shut will
use every precaution to avoid causing
travellers alarm,