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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08
Kolonten / 1eruialem.

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bes Spr9lbre Sneofer Cars 9arien
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IS Iar sammel blep gnna Sobina
Gift meo Ibpofat Soratio 8ateS
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Chicago, men oesiiaJtet Ell iterft be.
rpttet Wano i religisie arebic. San
tar Sireftsr for ult9e Mpnos fri
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LANDER % meget anoet.
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ner os eioroe 100000 brSpiIoe.
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ban iom gpen.
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Sru Spafforo o. benoes A 0ptre ira
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rcpa % tilbrinee Sinteren / Speits.
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SABRE" ben 22be Nop. Otter foa
Cages Seilaos foaiOerte Sfibet. Snn
blep alene reooet.
Otter oen isrselige lllpffc fimoe
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i'm p~erbsIige 8irfiombeb. San lGng'
tet efter bsiere 2ipsmoal. 90 hans
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gipclier, bnor benbes Barn baooe
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res Sus % De Ieite @ibelen meo
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tet til 9riiti @rao. Spnfforb iolgt2
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SeruiaIem. Ge fom bio / Septenl'
Der 1881, 10 Yerioner ialt, % Der
meo bar Sen NJ, iaa befienote "Imes
rifanife &oloni" oannet.
&oloniiterne fit ogiaa Inleoning
til at bi9Ipe fine Weomenne'ter.
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ranorere fra sermon til SeruiaIenl.
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teoes at be IL Niaioner Sober, iom
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bapbe taget fig al Dem. Sg 3 aar
efter at &oIonien bar bannet be.
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Iuofattise Snboanorere til Serllia'
lem. Spafforo bialp benz efter beo'
ite gpne.
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ranSt Sen amerifanife &oloni De
Snoisotes Selpilic og Igtelie men
merfelig NOT bleu Ieolerrmerne
foriulgte al Dem, iom prGoifet Sri
iii gpanseIium paa oct engelife
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nopei END at reiie biem iii Chicago
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08

gr bet en- oaarlig Jp9 iom sisr big eIens
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tlslslie, Speranitreneslie .aer Spettelie bdr
maaifs ipGttet bins Nprer os brast be nos
esnbe &peimerter. 6opebpins, Spimm.ls
bsosanfalo og nresslmGst9bsb.r | Rprerne.
Gert life til mere uIporliee Suber inbtrRoer.
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9lem anbeIaler benz. SpBrg bin Rabp!
ct SiIiaIoe / Ieeorah.
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tnatt Eoou's aioutn Bins for oaorl,a ena. % bar
lunoet benz tortrtrIiae. Sea hapoe Fl aufalo If Rnrr.
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laore at lea lite funbt bete MIG. Seq toa 3pon's
Rtonsn ptls "a be gap mig iaa hurtig SiE6riuq. at
lee bar ~aubs'oItt benz til mango Stripusr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08

lsenae til @orse ienses iiffert oe
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slpe,. g, minneapolis. - Ipertlle'
ment.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-08

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
Ncw Files Ten Of Happening on Douglas Lmi Twenty Yc
 Ago This Week

In Che aIrraHn. .aIum O. .W Nou uIs.. Nor. aIr...I tnat ear lon o. JIr Celebrated Cyrus Noble. would h. appreciated h.. hubby ua OhrH.m.a rrow.
 Mr. and Mrs. I.m.. Daniels moved .o Mob Uu u. Tr"lW.I
 CoHou. r.Ha n.r.'H0d Che r...a'o supply ol Wa.er and .Uu Q. ur. u.r. much uHro..
 California In. returned from . t.Ht to Puget sound and Che u'e0a. nm. ue. o. karI Ho.mluso was mo- Uc.I on One .r.... al.or a prolonged .h.on..
 \ boy h.H. was born lo Mr. and Mn. G w. Hewitt.
 Mr. Groom o. Ono I'uni Lumber Company who W.. reported los. by Indian. turned mp .I ueh.
 J. WU. returned from F..t l1 serIHo. nrr.E.I m u happy m.o md Che I.Ia.. in H.IH
 Mayor TuUn. 0. Tr0HIw0I anro.u.- rIr L CH.. and Io. Wilkinson .o ugeIr.a tae nuo on s.wmh Ave- mud.
 Mrs Crr..H. uH ah.. l1 ho mp and around ....- . ..lore cold.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BRLEtlLLa

Harry w runo oI Che N0ueH
 hI. .".o. returned on Che .H". . ..h..n from Port William H Seward ur.r. n. signed ou for another ner .oI oI tHr.. E.ara
 rn. ur.. mI children o. Nr and n. Tom HII are slowly re0ov
 r. from n r0ro ..H.k o. H rnn.I nroum0nIn. They ore s.II con. 0n.I .r One s. Ann hospital in lu. .a.u
 Quito n number ot Che younger ... took . hI.. to lhc Iro0dWeI dam n.. sanIr and enjoyed Ono aH
 aune
 I... Soy onme In from cMeHa.o. an In.I. Cn'oha.oI .1 a.d h.H ..m. Ir packing mp preparatory ta move .r. lo th. mining camp for Che com. ne v.nI.r
 N. o.c. Chapman and A..0.
 ra s.... saw. n pancake .oe. .H . number 70. Che n1ue'.. ..loo. ".. ur n.. Sunday morning.
 Miss Kathleen M.Corm'a. wi. I..r. tar.ehI for Ct.oHaso. where .H. uI n.nI m. hoIIau with her ..- Mr EI whu. and Nu IT IT s.tman
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
DOUGLAS NATIVE SCHOOL
 HIGHLY C0lpuEETED

m. G.r...mc". N..r. .HnH. N. boon faithfully nu0U..ne chr.sm ..r.. and play. .n preparation for . h. program which .... win Hto rHr.m. Um. TH. ..nH0. .-.I m. h... nlUre .onr.. in h'H".. r both attendance and efficiency ..ou. educational Ino. The .r...I .nr mi. HonI |. .are..r due .0 Tn. .#or.. or Ho I.aohe- Nr H..m N0. er.. who I.. .H. Ina. few year" H. worked u.o...us.E for m" school. lt tTHaHH.eUue twenty n'nn. .'l. l.r uU m n. rmmH" We.
 .I by ... student. .. t.. .H'0. ... ...r parents and . .ne pro.
 gram WI. .r.r T.. 0Hor.. o. 0.-.. .r.. win .rne.r .. m. nHH.
 .H.. Christina. .u..r...nm.N. un... win He nm .......r. .H.1I. u. I.. program.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
SPLENDID MEETING
 HELD BY p T A. Rev. e c Bruce and Adiumt Geo. E Nm o. Imou Nakc
 Excellent T1Iss

T.. u..e.. n..ar. .T0..r.r t.u ..U.u hold . worry u..-...u. n.o m . MonI.r evening a. H. .... auditorium During One bus .r port 0. ... meeting sun.. i. D Mitchell .... .. m. recently form .I I..... E.u...o... Association n. which .. |. rr.IeH. and .E..n.o. -. .nu...0. II. .| who u.r. inter. .... T. educational uor. l1 become u.nH.
 Tn. mn.-..n.. n. One ua.I.r oo.- I. compared Tn t.. .re.r .rN.u .... .. I..rr.r. .. tHe student Was ....r. IT.. H... a q. Hu.. o. lu. nun. i. ". .|- Tn Che m...ur .". ... ..r'.H. m.r he called on mon. n...U I..u in .'.
 . moro individual u..0n- ... ... r.u ..Hn T. Ho.a.. tn .. ~ colleges ".I. ~
 EIu....oH. He .I.i. . found. .. .. ... four n-r..r'.H uI H...'H ...... good morals and .H-.s. .. I.. I.. building W.... ]" ....... .. ... I.mI..0u -. ..oH ..n.n l. N..n :. from . .....U.u |. 0.n.H..n. '" M m ru.H...
 e. Mann. aIIuHn. o. Ihc r... o. Che American l.
 Juneau I.e... gave . ...N oH
 |He American ..e.'" M .. .. H.-. I..t ""
 h.. tH. organization .'. H.I. -. ..H..0H .0rH. . TT. .r. During .He .H..
 ..r... H ... country .a. ... Inn. ..... war . U.... over -. H.. .. .. IT. .nU..I mon were IT. " ... . m. hop. o. ... ... mi. condition Hau.. '. H I..
 Gordon r H|.... H. . ... rIHr and ' N .| E. ..mH.." .".
 .... . uH..... HwH.r
 . school Orchestra ..I.r- ~ . m. opening nm. closing
 ... m...n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
uasogs ELECT OFFICERS

Mason. .r Choir M
 meeting hold N. In.'' .. ...r E..r.. election '. m. ensuing .Hu ... ."- .. m. n." 0....- Tn '. r.'..r u..r. Tn.
 H.."u. H.
 .... o. t.. newly .... Chm. M ". M.. ""."- w. t... s... J. w.. Y. A. .. ..-.- James OH'
 Gordon V. .. ... w H sH.H mHr"H.... H... u.u... r u.. I.m. H.m ... T. TT. Henry Nrr." IT " '.. I s. 0.rr 0'.. o.
 . - -
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
MRS sEY EETEBTAUs

M O. .nar forty oI IH H.ui. n. her hrn. H.t Wednesday r.eH. Thor. u.r. U.H. HHI.. a. W.." and .'. r-.. "u.. "" . .'..
 r.. William H.H.r."H . u... Hr ..nI Mrs. Arm. srrI.I... consolation .H. Mn. WI. ..m .n..|.n won IH. .u. n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
WBAEGEL SAW NULL
 I-.. LEN MONTHS

IT. Loom. returned .n hH homo i'm um... recently from M.me..I NH... Ho Inn. H..u employed u. saw. t.r .I Che Wune0I mH 0wH. Ono u..I .... TH. mII ..r.0d '".. February and ram continuously Wu. ..u UH .eu. eHIaUH. F." n.un..o on Mr. Ln1mH VII. probably r.u-n Tn Wure.I in aHou. six u.... u .t l. ... intention O. lH. ouu. In star. IH. ." min
 .HU m ".HUu.T.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
DRY WEATHER CAUSING
 SHORTAGE 0F WATER

u dry M M ..". .. "...r supply
 i'm. .. and ... resident. o. .. town .. r..u0... '" h. ..H ~ mn. vast. any -. m. suppl. leaving .H.r nH ". . -. r.e.. Thor. " '." m ... ." III. 0" .u.
 ".. "" covering .
 .. down into ...
 u ..... .ne pipes
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
g rrte. Church

St. Iuse Church
 Hrm.n. rr.r.r nm. "mnn l..'.
 Douglas Catholic Church n. mn tu0.E .00'. .'.0".. h.. mu.... and Hm....Un oI IH. n...I s..rmru.
 M. U.... ... m nHu..H.
 Community Church Notice Sunday Ho.. I0.". Io II... am. Junior Hu0.ror ...' to I... pm. Christian H.I..ror alternate Sun. day evening. H.IH nr.H0H.n. ..N... U.....H. .-.... r."0 Tn h... !. m. u...r... ".. OHr..Hn aa.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
r.aLEs DANCE rlMaHI

HH. H. " @ . TO- r..r. .. IH..r h.H and next IrI'E .... ...r u.Hr. hi. ..- .
 .u... vim H. hold whom ... . h. m...u- for ..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
BIRTHDAY P8BTY TODAY

H.'... |H..I.- u. Mr. nm. Mrs.
 .. r... celebrating H.r n.H birthday .H." afternoon "..H . part. T. which Hr.. HmH" o. ... ...H. ..."|. u.r. Invited.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
FERRY TIME CARD
FFTECTVE NOV 80- I8l3

EFFECTIVE AON. al. la Leaving Juneau for Douglas Tread.
 well and Idme ..|..m. ...I"um ....Hm ...m.. '..I0Hm. II...Hm .".U.0. .....u. .|....W ......m ......m Leaving Douglas for Irea5W.I and
 IHUc .r..r.m .|...nm. Ii.I.um ..r.m H.'..m. .I.I.U.m I..I.Uu. ....Um
 Leaving Traiwel for Ifme r...m I.....u.. '...um. Leaving Th.nc for IraadWcI Doug
 las and Juneau Leaving Iralwe. for Douglas and
 Juneau Errm H..'nm. II..'nm .....m.. ....H|W. .I..'..m I..-.nm. T0...nm
 Leaving Douglas for Juneau ... ..W |N...H.m ..r-.m.. ..-nm. II...nm I..H.m ....nm. .I..H..m ..I.nm. #I.|.Hm
 
 Hr..H. win ha ....n.ul.
 HHH.u only.
 Saturdays UH.I Juneau Ferry G Navigation
 Company
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-16
rRlEK RAcE GETTING WELL

Word from s..... . .... .r.H n... rapidly .mrr..H having .u.. . dozen pound. n.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17

s4Rssss. .... E.;@.s. szee1s..s Lss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
True to Form

The Portland Chamber of Commerce and the Portland
show tendency to favor the separation Of the
Southern Pacific and Central Pacific systems which would
probably give the Union Pacific transportation monopoly
of Oregon.
This attitude is in accordance with traditional Port
policy of upbudng Portland at the expense of state
development policy which has made Oregon one city
state and Portland top-heavy city. Anyone with any
that this will react to the injury of the metro
polls but Portlands vision has always been myopic The
Portland idea the exploitation of tributary territory
stead of development yet it is not developed there
will be little to exploit
The efforts of the Southern Pacific to develop western
Oregon by equitable and preferential rates have been siren
uousy combatted by Portland Chamber of Commerce
many years. have efforts by the various communities
develop themselves by the Portland wants
to hog the manufacturing well the jebbng business
the state and special rates to develop industry that
pees with Portland industry opposition inspired by
the hope of driving industry to Portland
When western Oregon lumber mills given special
rates to California that their geographical location us
fed the Portland Chamber of Commerce appealed to the
Interstate Commerce Commission and had their rates set
aside benefit of Portland lumber mills Portland is
willing the logging should be done in the forests but wants
manufacturing in the metropolis and the same
story in other industries.
Whenever Medford and other cities brought suits to
cure more equitable freight rates. the Portland Chamber of
Commerce always hand to intervene in opposition
fearful least these struggling little communities get
square deal and chance to Portland has sent
delegations to Washington and elsewhere to fight these
Cities dbvious of the fact that Portland could only
grow as they developed AS Portland fought harbor i'm
provements Astoria and Marshed and along the coast
so has she fought rates for interior cities
1t will surprise if Portland actively champions
dissolution of the Southern and Central Pacific despite the
injury the state because the city itself tenn
porary advantage thereby Western Oregon will lose traf
fic competition and be handicapped in shipping but must
send and receive everything through Portland Such
arrangement will eliminate California competition and give
Portland the monopoly in manufacture and commerce
that the Union Pacific will enjoy in ransporation
that is the only thing Portland is interested in.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
REFLECTION SIGNALS
AT CROSSINGS ORDERED

Permission to install reflector
signals in connection with exist.
ing advance warning signs at rail
road crossings is extended to the
state highway department in an
order issued by the public service
commission, Friday. The permis-
sion is granted in order that the
practicability of the reflectors as
night warnings of grade crossings
may be thoroughly tested before
making the general use of such
signals compulsory upon the rail
roads. The cost of the experiment
is to be borne by the highway de-
partment,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
KNICKERBOCKER MADE
STEAMSHIP MANAGER

Seattle. Wash, June 17.-Ap-
pointment of F. II. Knickerbocker,
former general superintendent of
the Oregon Short Line division of
the Union Pacific system at Poca-
telo, Idaho, to be general man
ager of the Alaska Steamship com
pany and the Copper River &
Northwestern Railroad company,
was announced at the office of the
Alaska Steamship company today.
Mr.. Knickerbocker will assume his
new duties July 1, making his
headquarters here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
MINERS ARE BURIED ALIVE

Denver, Colo, June 17.-Thos,
Bailey, 20 years old, and Murray
Colgin, 26, machine operators in
the Crescent mine and Cripple
Greek. Colo, were killed at mid
night last night when they were
buried underneath a rock slide at
the sixteenth level of the mine,
according to a dispatch to the
Denver Post today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
Ranoher Gored by Bull.

Everett, Wash, June 17.-E.
M. Getchell, rancher, was serious
ly injured yesterday when he was
gored by bull on his ranch near
here. Three ribs were broken
and he suffered other injuries. He
became unconscious during the
animals attack. Upon recovering
consciousness he was able to crawl
to his home and obtain assist
anee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17

Peggy Marie Beall, nurse, of
Springfield, ILL.,, and Dayton, O.,
shot and killed Frank w. Ander-
son in Kansas City hotel and
then attempted suicide, but she
Will recover. She declared he was
to have married her, but she
found he had not been divorced.
Anderson was a Major in the Air
Service during the war and met
Miss Beall, then an army nurse,
in Dayton. She called him the
perfect lover" but said he had
boasted to her that fifty women
loved him. Anderson was a native
of Collingswood, N. J.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17

in the old Building
Island New the chief
Winchester the famous General Philip
leader
mounted" saddled equipped
Sheridan saved the day by his twenym gaop reform his
shattered lines Winchester
sonan Institute in Washington, after fitting
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-06-17
Hez Heck Says:

when a man amt runnin'
after a woman, he's rpnnin'
away from her."
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
PUTNAM MAN HURT
In AUTO ACCIDENT
Charles Baker Receives Con-
eussion of Brain In Wilt
mantle Crash

Charles F. Baker Of Putnam IS a
patient at St Joseph's Hospital, Will
mantle. recovering from conclusion
Of the brain. the result Of motor We
hieIe accident on the North Wrndham
road last week. Baker was driving a
motorcycle with a side car attached on
the North Windham road and was
headed for the Connecticut AEricul
ural College at Storrs to return with
his brother. who is a student at the
institution
Baker attempted to pass an auto
mobile owned and driven by Carl Y.
Olsen Of Middlefcld and IN doing SO
the motorcycle collided with n horse
drawn wagon loaded with wood. own
ed hv John Mulligan. Baker was
thrown against the loaded team tbs
motorcycle was badly damaged. The
injured man was taken e. the hospital
IN oIseas automobile. whore be was
given treatment by Or NJ D. Rior.
dan.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
BOY BUTTS TEACHER
INTO SCHOOL YARD
Woodstock Resident Recalls
Exciting School Room Event
of Years Gone BY

In recent issue Of The Patriot ap-
peafed "reminiscences of old school
days in Woodstock They recalled a
little incident which happened in the
early sixties. which was told me by an
eye witness
In those days it was the custom for
the older boys 70 attend the winter
term Of school. and a man teacher was
always hired to teach This particu-
lar winter there were more than the
usual number of big boys in the dis
triet
The committee man hired Caleb
Jones luot his real namei 90 teach
He was just recovering from long
Illness from typhoid fever and looked
pretty pale and weak So the boys re-
solved they would have little fun
with HIM The first day an went well
and when nearly time to close school
the teacher gave out his instructions
for the following day AT the open
my exercises each scholar was TO re
peat verse Of Scripture and tell
where II might be found
Next morning, Mr.. Jones opened
school and called upon one Of the boys
fer his text He promptly arose aud
repeated. Then Job answered and
said, job l01, and as promptly sat
down. The next in line got up and
said ms verse. And Job answered and
said. job 1911 The next boy and the
next one repeated the words Before
the fifth hey got 70 his feet Mr. Jones
started for him with his ferule The
boy saw him coming and as he reach
I'd him. he dove his head into the
school masters stomach and butted
him clear out doors.
The committee man chose this ia-
opportune time TO visit school and was
Just driving up when the pair burst
through the door Well. Of course
that ended Mr.. Jones teaching career
IN town and a huskier man was hired
"a finish the term
The lady who told me the story
said. 4 was one Of the little ones IN
that school and you better believe ]
was scared.
ALI.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
PARTY VISITS EAsTFoRD INN.
SIZES HOUSE ANCESTOR BUILT

Dr.. ana Mrs. J B. Kent. not salts
fed with the feast Of good things
which they enjoyed al their own
home in Putnam Thanksgiving Day
went 10 Eastford Friday and partook
q "a specially prepared chicken din
ner ST Gen. Lyon Inn They were ac-
eompanied by their son, Or James NJ.
Kent. ms wife and daughters. the
Misses Naille and Dorothy Kent
During the afternoon Mrs. J b.
Kent inspected the quaint summer cot
taee # the Misses Gurnie which was
butt some 200 years ago by John
Fitis. al ancestor An official visit BY
the entire party was made 70 East
ford's journalistic contributor. A NJ.
Bowen. and also - Mrs. Sarah Brad
way. nau N her lo5th year.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08
ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT

Mrs Angelina A Moge Of ! Pleas
ant Terrace, Worcester, announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Ms
Alice Antoinette. % Leodore Eugene
Maynard. son Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
II Maynard Of - Bullock street
Miss Moge is a graduate Of Russell
Sage College and Mr. Maynard is q
graduate Of ? f. S. 1915. and q
Worcester Teen 1921, where he ma
jared IN electrical engineering He
has been located since graduation Nth
the United States Electric Light and
Power Go. in New York City as assist
ant engineer.
Putnam patriot., 1922-12-08

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