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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
FETE OPENS
At YACHT CLUB
Rain Fails to Spoil Opening
of Carnival Big W
Display

A holiday throng of at least tivo
thousand persons lined Water street
last night in the grounds and on
the waterfront near the Raritan
Yacht Club 10 witness the opening
of the carnival being staged all THIS
week by the club management. The
storm that broke shortly after 10
o'clock married the success of the
opening to some extent, but even
taking hat fact into consideration
the club authorities are we'll pleased
with the initial response.
From s o'clock until 9 the fire.
works committee functioning under
the direction of Stanley Hartshorn
set off a series of aerial salutes and
at 8 o'clock the real display began.
The next hour was a continuous
succession of dazzling spectacles in
the form of skyrockets, set pieces,
Roman candles and the other con
ventional light-producing contriv-
ances.
Added to the yacht club display
was one put on by the officers n
men of the Eagle As, naval reserve
training ship, which was anchored
off the club during the day for the
inspection of visitors.
At the beginning of the storm the
watching crowd was compelled to
scurry under cover but things at the
club doomed until after midnight.
Refreshment booths were cleaned OF
all eatables and drinEables. long be-
fore the first night ended and the
dancing in the assembly room ar
ried on until IL o'clock. William
Bollschweiler's orchestra. furnished
the music. Code and club flags COM
$500 - a..
Water street, jammed with auto
mobiles whose occupants were on
hand for the fireworks, presented
the appearance of a main artery in
a metropolitan district when the rain
began and cars attempted to move.
A number of accidents were mar
rowly averted at first but the CO.
operation of police and pedestrians
soon brought order out of chaos.
Booths at the carnival did what
has been described as a land office
business last night. The large crowd
in the club grounds patronized the
attractions literally and assured the
the success of the first night at least,
The carnival will continue all this
week up to and including Saturday
night.
No small feature of the carnival
were the electric lights that were
strung throughout the club grounds,
Samuel McHugh supervises this
phase of the work. George Meade
is general chairman of the carnival
committee. while dancing is con
Quoted under the direction of WILL
lam Hewett. Rufus Hosking runs
the novelty booths.
The contest for the automobile
seems to be going well, the commit
tee reports and the machine will be
awarded on Saturday night, the clos
ing night of the carnival. Persons
in attendance at last years finale
will remember the in which
the car went and expectations of a
similar event will doubtless will
draw a large crowd this wear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
TOTTENvlLLE

MI. and Mrs. Fred MARITIME, of
Orange, spent the Fourth with the
formers sister, Mrs. George Voll-
mer.
Captain David I. Wood and First
Sergeant Jacob Cougle returned
home last night from Gettysburg,
where they witnessed the ~re-enact-
ment Of the celebrated battle. in
which both fought during the Civil
war.
Mrs. Maurice Atkinson. of New
ark, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. H. Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Van Name
Of Brooklyn. spent the holiday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Van
Name.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vollmer
quietly celebrated the twentieth an
niversary OF their marriage at their
home July 20.
The iniaiatory degree was con-
ferred on a candidate by Bentley
Lodge No $40 Odd Fellows Monday
night.
Sol Weisblatt, nineteen years old,
Of 100 Middleton avenue, Brooklyn
was slightly injured when struck
by an automobile at the Atlantic
station about $50 o'clock last night.
He was attended by DIR. McDonough
of the Memorial hospital. The auto
mobile was owned and operated by
Peter Nilsson, of 81 Madsen avenue
Richmond Valley.
John Setback, s~ixty-nine years Old
an inmate of the City Farm Colony
missing from that place for two
days, was found at the Mission OF
the Immaculate Virgin, Mt.
Loretto, last night wander
ing al out the grounds. He was
brought by Special Officer Ryan 10
the Tottenville police cation n
turned over to The farm colony.
Mrs. Frederick Schumacher, OF
| Maple avenue Rosebabank is dead
| her husband and two daughters are
in the Staten Island hospital seri-
ously injured as the result Of auto
| mobile swervths from the road and
| plunging over a ten foot embank-
ment on Todt Hill, New Dorp, last
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stanley, of
Brooklyn, have been visiting at
Little Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith, CT
Brooklyn, have been visiting her
parents.
John Kelly and family, OF
Charleston. spent the Fourth with
their daughter, Mrs. Val Bakery, Of
Roselle.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Benz are
home from a trip to Washington.
Miss l.. A. House has gone to her
home in Millerton for the vacation.
The two days celebration at the
Prince Bay Country Club in spite
of weather conditions was greatly
enjoyed by many members and
friends. There were games and
dancing was provided at the club
house.
The Prince Bay Yacht Club en-
tertained a large gathering at the
clubhouse yesterday in celebration
Of the Fourth. Games and races
were held and there was dancing
afternoon and night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
KIDNAPPING CHARGE BY
POLICE At WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE, July 5.-Martin
Post has been committed to the
county Jail by Recorder Martin G..
Ashley, to await the action Of the
grand jury on a charge of attempted
kidnapping. 1t is alleged that on
June &c and July 1, Post attempted
TO force May Bartes, eleven, and her
four-year-old brother away from
their father who resides on Grove
street.
According to information given
out by the local police. Post, for
merly a boarder at the Bartes home,
ran away with the boarding mistress
and it is believed, resided some
where in New York. On June &c, it
is stated, Post made an attempt to
get the children for the mother.
Unsuccessful in this attempt he
planned a new scheme.
He secured the services of a
young fellow who was to lead the
two children across a field to him,
but it is believed the plan leaked out
end the arrest of Post followed. The
latest attempt was made Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
BOY SCOUTS

A regular scout program, with all
the special scout features lncluu-
ing the pitching of tents. scout drills
cooking over an open fire. and SIM
liar out of door activities, is being
given at Hayes Park IN a nVe-oaS
Demonstration camp of Troop 2.
The camp is. being run hrst, 10
acquaint the general public partlcu-
larry parents of scouts. with scout
activities, and to give the Scouts
themselves a taste of real camp hte
such as Bear Mountain. or similar
camps will give them. The camp
will be in charge of Acting Scout
master Goldstein. assisted by Scout
master Nussbaum.
The following program will be
carried out:
Monday-Camp opening.
Tuesday-Camp activities. Eve
ning-Fourth of July celebration.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day.. Eve
Eing-Parent's night.
Thursday-All Scout Day. Eve
ning-Special entertainment
Friday-Break camp,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
KEYPORT'S MOTOR TRAFFIC
HEAVY OVER THE HOLIDAY

KEYPORT, July 5.-Auto traffic
in the borough ove the weekend
and holiday exceeded that of any
former day and was SO great that
ii took the efforts of all the bor-
ough traffic officers to direct it con-
stantly 70 avoid collisions. Great
commentator is given Officers
Mount, Mason and Coward for their
extreme care and successful work as
no accidents occurred here despite
the thousands of ears which passed
through keyport hourly from Fri
day morning until late last night.
When it was necessary to halt the
auto traffic in one direction to al
low cars coming from a different
section to pass, as far as the ~
could discern, the automobiles were
blocked. Many times the cars were
blocked from the Keansburg direc-
ton from the corner of Broad and
Front street to the end of the con-
crete road on Second street when
the shore traffic vas given the right
of way, and the same condition ex-
listed when the k~eansburg traffic
was moving.
The number of ears which travel
ed in both directions on the Mid
dletown road could not be estimated,
and it was necessary to form lines
and keep in the line to make any
progress at all.
As usual every now and then, a
car would shoot out and try to pass
the cars in front, but this effort
availed nothing and it. would he
necessary to return to the original
position and follow the leader"
In the borough many visitors were
noticed and Beach Park and the
Yacht Club were the scenes of many
happy parties enjoying the boating
and bathing. Lincoln Hose and
Hook and Ladder Company con-
.tlnued their fair on the fair grounds
on First street, East Keyport and did
a good business. serving supper to
a large patronage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
GIVES LIFE IN
SAVING WOMAN
Nicholas Laurent Drowned at
Prince Bay Beach Yester-
day Afternoon

TOTTENVILLE, July 5-Nicholas
Laurent, sorty-five years old, of S5
West 65th street, Manhattan, said to
have been a good swimmer. vas
drowned at Prince Bay beach about
! o'clock yesterday afternoon when
he attempted to rescue Miss NTH
Flemere, th~irty-eight years old,
also Of 35 West 65th street, Man
haitian. The latter was brought to
shore by Peter Glisman, of Prince
Bay, who was swimming at the
place. Laurent was drowned in
~ It. Of his wife, who vas 0" the
s3C}aurent, his wife and Miss Fle-
mere had come down from Manhat-
tan to spend the Fourth with MIR.
and Mrs. John Mallaird at Prince
Bay. After dinner they went to
the beach for a swim. The chan
nel runs close to the shore at the
place where the bathers went into
the water.
Laurent and Miss Flemere were
wading out in the water and before
they knew it they were n deep wa
ter having stepped off the channel
bank to a drop Of about thirty-ive
feet. Miss Flemere began to strug-
gle and Laurent in attempting to
save her became exhausted, it is
thought. He had pushed the woman
In shallow water it is said and sank
himself.
Glisman, who was on the beach,
swam to the spot where the woman
was and brought her to the shore.
She was unconscious. An ambul-
ance was summoned from the Rich
mond Memorial hospital. a short
distance away and DR.. McDonough,
who arrived, resorted to artificial
respiration and succeeded in get
ting the water out of the womans
lungs. She was rushed to the hos
pital, where the pulmotor was used.
Reports from that place says that
she is none the worse for the mis-
hap.
Laurent's body has not been re-
covered. The police of the Harbor
precinct were graphing for the BODY
last night ard the work will be con-
tinued again today. Mrs. Laurent
Is Frustrated at the Mallajrd home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
RAW CLAY PRODUCTION
INCREASES IN JERSEY

TRENTON. July 5-Production OF
raw clay in New Jersey, the leading
clay-producing state of the country.
during 1921 increased BON in guam
tity of value from the high points
reached in 1920 and 1919. according
to figures compiled by the state de-
partment of conservation and devel-
opment.
A total o. 263,17S short tons VAL
ued at s1,9i9,74S was produced in
the state in 1921, while the corre-
spending figures for 1920 were
334,613 short tons, valued at $685.
SIS. These figures represent only
these clays which r mined and
sold as clay. and not those mined
and used directly by the manufac-
turer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
Joint VIII Probated

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 5.-The
joint will of August Kreuber and his
wife Ernestine. dated May s. 1912,
and witnessed by Leo G%oldberger
and Louis Karkus, is being probated-
August died August 20. 1913 leaving
his property to his widow, who died
June IA, 1922. Under the terms of
the two wills the two sons, Franz
of Perth Amboy. and Richard, of
Vineland, will pointly receive the
property at 306 Washington street
Perth Amboy, while the property
at 319 Washington street is left to
Franz, as we'll as $500. The residue
of the estate goes in equal shares to
the two sons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
GOOD OLD Time BOOZE
SELLS FOR LESS Than 81

PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Genu-
inc Gordon gin and Johnny Wal
ker" whiskey is going begging here
for less than a dollar a quart, it be-
came known today. The federal dis
trict attorney and the United States
marshal are meeting with little luck
in their efforts to peddle a carload
of choice liquor which prohibition
agents have seized. A bill of $500 is
due the railroad for freight and ice
and it is up to the government to pay
it.
The parties to whom the car was
consigned waived all interest in the
shipment. They declared that they
had no idea who addressed the Ii
quor to them. A representative of
the United States attorney has been
going around to the hospitals trying
to sell the whiskey. Most of the
hospitals appeared to be well
stocked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
GIRL STRICKEN BLIND
WALKING IN STREET

TOTTENvILLE. July 5:-Miss
Bella Greer, eighteen years old, OF
13l West Twenty-fourth street,
Manhattan, while walking north on
Midland avenue, from Midland
Beach, about 1915 o'clock this
morning was suddenly stricken
blind. She was found by Patrolman
O'Shea Of the Sixty-third precinct
station. New Dorp, and rushed to
st. Vincent's Hospital. where she
was attended by DR.. Callahan. Re-
ports from the hospital this morn
ing said that she had again regained
her sight and would 1t is
said that the girl had been drinking
and it was believed at first that 1t
was a case Of wood alcohol poison
ing. She had been at Midland Beach
with some friends.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
STRIKE PICKETNC OVER
TELEPHONE IN THE West

TOPEKA. kans., July 5.-A new
angle in strike picketing Telephone
picketing' has come to Governor
Allen in several reports that SHOP
men who have not gone out or men,
bers of their families have been
called over the telephone followed
BY arguments. persuasion and regret
that Something unpleasant was
bound to happen if scabbing didn't
cease" the governor said today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05

c. A. courts very busy these days.
Many visitors are taking advantage
of the we'll kept court at the Penn
sylvania grounds.
Judge Reuben Forgotson and a
party of relatives motored to Cor
necticut over the weekend.
Professor and Mrs. Ralph W.
Crane are spending the summer at
Lake George, N. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
Building Contract Filed

NEW BRUNSWICK, July ia
building contract has been filed in
the county clerks Office between
Nathan Roth and Louis Weisberg,
owners, and Goddard G. Sons, con-
tractors. all of Perth Amboy, for
the alteration and addition to build
ings at 90, 80 and 100 Smith street.
The work is to be done at the con-
tract price of $24,59S, and SIX
months from July l is allowed for
completion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
Drobota GIochau Will

NEW BRUNSWICK, July 5-The
will of John w. Glochau, of Perth
Amboy, who died June 10, is being
probated. The entire estate is left
to the widow, Magdalen, who is also
named executrix. The will is dated
July 22 and witnessed by Pete"
Clausen and stephen H. RostkowskI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
letters of Administration

NEW BRUNSWICK, July s.
Letters of administration have been
by Surrogate Kirkpatrick to
John DeMott, of Arlington. and his
brother, Henry DeMott, of Washing
tor, D. c., on the estate of their
mother, Frances, who died June IL
at Metuchen. leaving a personal
estate of $150.000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-05
KEASBEY

At the regular meeting Of Protec-
ton Fire Company Nc. ]. held at
the fire house Monday night the fol-
lowing committee was appointed by
President E. f. Schuster to make
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Plan Boxing Bout


Tho annual meeting OF the East
I, LIVERPOOL Marietta Highway assoc!a-
ton that has been scheduled FOR East
LIVERPOOL on June IS Will not be held
AZ that time II IS stated that the
meeting will be called of and another
date fxcd FOR the road gathering. II
=, very likely tina, the meeting will not
- held uncIl Fall. Local members Of
me ASSOCIATION are pleased with the
vo-k bong done IN connection with
tie proposed river highway.
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Sherrard Community club ct the homs
Of Mrs. Klages on next Monday even.
Ing.
Mrs James Prayer Is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Greedy RiEor, Of NJ.
De Chantal. -. =
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hedigar. Of Nor.
gantown. are spending some time at
Mt. Olivet.
!. H. kiger left on Sunday for Column.
bus, o. where he will attend summer
school at the State university.
Mrs. Oliver Morris, who has been
very Ill IN the Ohio Valley General
hospital. Is reported to be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher and fam
ily. Of Mozart. visited at the home OF
:. F.. Fisher on Sunday. -.
Misses Hilda Briemson and virginia
Talbcrt. summer school students at
West Liberty state Normal. spent tho
weekend at their homes here. $50
Mrs, Ray Schrader and son. James.
were visiting relatives In Wheeling 90
Monday.
James Garvin. Of Bethlehem. attended
the automobile races at Uniontown on
Saturday.
Mrs. w. F. Watson Il visiting Mr.
nd Mrs. A. F.. Shroyer. Of Philippi. w
Va.
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tho Ohio Valley General hospital In
Wheclln;.
An interesting Chiidren's day pro-
gram was given by the Pleasant nm
sunday school At the church on sunday
evening.
Mrs. f. W. McCombs will entertain
the Allen Grove Sewing circle at her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs T. NJ Garvin, Of Woodsda!e' Is
tho guest Of Mrs d. u. Garvin.
r. g. Carney is H.
Mss Elizabeth Schmidt. Of M''
Ol!vet, IS attending the summer term
at the West Liberty State Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Montgomery OF
Pittsburgh. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
GArvtn and family. OF Moundsville. Wis
ted at the T. Montgomery home at Mt
Olivet Sunday.
Miss Ruth MoCombs has returned
home after visiting at Morgantown and
Philippi.
Children's day services will be hold
at the Wood Hill NJ. e. church on next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
J. G. Garvin and family. OF Bethle-
hem. visited relatives In Martins Ferry
on Sunday.
Mrs e C. Klages and Mrs. Albert
Myers will he the hostesses to the
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victims Improving

George Lor,i'n. sor ~ Mi. and Mrs
walter Iar&:n. and lanes ACnrw. IT.
son cr Mr.. and Mrs James ARn"w, VINO
wcrc Injured when thHlr bicycle coI.!d"'
with m auto on West NarNs'" street
are reported recovering nicely. Foth or
the lads were severely bruised as
res1llt ~ The nlliSinM.
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,-.,-, -
oeen IN A very unSaniiaFy 'o"u''''" Ava
some time past
UrSe oeoorN110n ~. :, ~,
'"e "',''''" 80 ~, !,
'"'S OK! taS ue''"e" Inac 40 '"'
:, '"hSeVh"u 'he'" w. '' ~ ,,,,,''
F""''n OF Iu'f ''''''" a." ."
'"'S year mo lp>t W." VI - 90
ever 20 'e'ora'" 'ne'r h""'9 "", p'I W
or business with the ""'o""' WV
on tniS n"HuaE OCCASION
Bellairs Briefs
Police Chies MtChae. Davis was
business visitor at 81. CI1ivsvtl!e yes
terday,
Supt. \. :. Human. ot the rn!on VI -
sion. was 4 business visitor AZ ~"
county sea; Yesterday
AZ the m-A':nE - tlr Ionic .odSe or
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'"rdny from Cc!evland, O.. for Visit
with friends.
Constable John Moore was "A business
visitor a. Martins Ferry yesterday ar
,ernoon.
good crowd enjoyed the euchre
party held at st. Anthony's school last
n ght.
L. p. Tanren has been appointed as
chairman OF the picnic committee or the
local lodge of Masons.
Thomas Eiglow. local contractor, was
a business visitor at Martins Ferry yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Lottie kemp has arrived homo
after visit with relatives a. Warren
Ohio
Fred j. HIGrs Of Nirkuoot spent yes
terdav at Falrmont, W. Va, on ousi'
ness.
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want Storm Sewor.

The owners OF tho small peddling coa!
mine at Edgeh!l report"I 70 the Bel
lalre police yesterday tha' nmeone had
entered the mine and h ! stolen con-
siderable dynamite. tools and other
articles. A gate locked at the entrance
AZ the mine was broken open. Police
hope to be- able 70 land the guilty
parties.
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MARTINS FERRY
INTERESTING MARRIAGE
IS SOLEMN|zED TODAY
MISS MARY ELIZABETH MMAHoN
BECOMES BRIDE OF HoTNR A.
e, NoETEMANN OF VRh-
WOOD THIS MORNING.
Ceremony Takes Place ut Brides Homo
On Pearl Street This morning
At 6:l5 O'clock,

An interesting wedding "a scheduled
FOR this city this morning. when MISS
Mary Elizabeth Mcmahon. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. George MCMahon. ana one
Of the most popular young ladies OF
the civ becomes the bride Of Homer y.
E Nortemann. son Of Mrs. Lawrence T..
Eortemann OF Warwood. W. Va. The
ceremony Is 70 hG performed by II" Rev
William French. pastor OF the United
Presbyterian. at the home OF 'ne "rioe
on Pearl street in the prcsenc" "f only
ths members OF the immediate families
OF the principals.
Miss Mcmahon IS q gradual OF the
Martins Ferry high school and y nr"s-
enr a student o. The Archer ruNcH
schoo, OF Modern Piano playing TT Fttts-
burCh. Pa and teacher OF piano. "h'ie
the rro,'l IS an employee or the post
office at Wheeling. Following the GER
emonv the happy counlc will leave on
the T:l5 train on the Pennsylvania lines
FOR a HONEYMOON trip TO Niagara Falls
and the lakes The following announce
ments will be sent TO friends:
Mr. and Mrs. George Mcmahon an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Mary Elizabeth 10 Homer \ F.. N"rte-
mann. Wednesday June q, 1922.
At home after June 2sth at Pearl ana
monroe STREETS, NtNtl l'iAN -
To Stop Practice
CITY officials and police have issued
notice that a stop will be mt - al
shooting % fire works and other pro
ur!narv celebrations ~ the Fourth ~
July and y Il is necessary they state
that a number ot Youngsters VIII" hav"
been responsible for much racket will
probably be lodged IN jail.
Sowing Society
The members ~ the Katherine Won
Bora sewing society Of st. Johns l'uth-
Gran church will hc entertained ~ IL"
homo OF Mrs. Thief on South Third
street this evening. Sowing and fancy
work will be the PRINCIPAL diversion ~
the evening and luncheon VIII he
served.
typhoid Case
Health officer w 6 T'lton reported
a case Of typhoid fever having developed
N this city Yesterday Tho patient IL
Brlndley Jones oS Fin street who r <
been IN camp a. rat'on's Run and Il IS
supposed the mHladv was contracted
while there as 'ret Of the public water
s,,pplv IN this city shows no trace or
bacteria
Reports Finding stu.
foreigner resident OF South First
street. reported 70 police headquarters
that he had discovered complete sun
hid under hts homo He asked IN"
officials - get the nutht h"for" h" was
arrested charged with having II IN MS
possession. The man di@cta'm"d any
knowledge as 20 whrr" 'hr Sttll came
from or tho ownership 90 the same
Officer Cue!c was sent to III" place and
IN addition 20 tho still found a large
sack ot watermelon r!rds. indicating
that tho owner had been planning 10
dIstill those whom suddenly taken with
an attack Of cold feet.
start Work &C Once.
Following tho meeting Of Tho Roard
OF Education at which III contracts
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Another social even In IN" na'Nr"
~ n lawn rc'c WI r" he'd 81 IN"
grounds q: s. Marv's Catholic church
on Nor.h Fourth street THIS eNcnlnG.
1.ro .-occ.ds % the arralr wiz ne placed
- -. orcllt Of ,he FUND being raised
for the new school building.
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SKERRARD

Mr.. and Mrs c. y Marsh and family,
or Ravenna. O. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Marsh.
John Rogerson. of Pine Hill. Is III In
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Furnace Room Flooded.

The furnace room IN the City Build
ny vas flooded Yesterday when one OF
- water pipes hurstcd. Water cover
o.! i:e floor in tho room to depth OF
Veal inches when the hursted pipo
VAS discovered. The furnace room Was
badly IN need for a good washing. San
l:ary Officer Neal stated that IT had
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Glacier. travel from 2oo 70 loon fest
a year.