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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

But relief is in sight Out on the San Pedro river, near Hereford, there is a dam. And back of the dam there is one of the best swimming pools in the county, according to local resi- dents who discovered the place recent ly. Plenty of water, shallcw enough for the kiddies to wade in and deep enough in other places for the fancy divers.
 How do you get there? Something like this: take the Hereford road be- low Don Luis and then, about half a mile this side, branch off to the left. That road is said to lead to the swim ming pool. But those directions have not been verified All who know the exact location of the pool seem anX- ious to keep it d secret. Anyhow it's somewhere along the river east of Hereford. If you can find it, help yourself.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
3 Bisbee Middies
 Enjoying Cruise On
 Historic Battleship

George C.. King, Joyce Ralph and Arnold Baldwin. all of Bisbee and each a graduate Of the local high school, are now cruising the Atlantic on the good. ship U- s. s. Olympia. The three are midshipmen at the United States naval academy at An napolis. Each has been at the acade- my for the last two years.
 The Olympia will cruise around the canal zone, swing over to the West Indies, go north to Halifax and then return to Annapolis. The cruise will last about three months. Tho Olym- pia was Admiral Dewey's flagship at the battle of Manila Bay. It was also the ship on which the body of the un- known soldier was brought from France to this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
ARSON CHARGE FILED RESULT
 MYSTERY FIRE
Mrs. Baldwin Andrews Placed Under Arrest; Preliminary
 Examination June l6

A complaint was sworn out Friday afternoon in Judge McKinZies court at Lowell against Mrs. Baldina An drews. charging her with the fraudu- lent distraction of insured property. She was taken before Judge McKinzie and was released on a $500 bond pend ing a preliminary examination oa Juno 16.
 Her arrest grew out of fire that occurred in the Andrews house in Johnson Addition on the morning of June 2. The fire was discovered by Q miner going home from work. about three o'clock The Lowell depart ment answered the alarm and by quick work soon had the fire under control. After the fire was out an investigation was made by the mem bers of the fire department. They claim to have found evidence. that fires had been started in four differ ent rooms. Piles of wood and papers saturated with coal oil were found in three rooms while in the fourth room, firemen allege, they found mattress rolled up under a bed. to which coal oil had been applied.
 A flpther inspection of the house was made by insurance officials later that morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Summer Sessions
 in Public Schools
 to Open Tomorrow

The Warren District Summer School for public school pupils opens Mon- day at S:45. Morning sessions will be held at the senior high school build ing for the junior and high school stu dents. Sessions of the elementary school will be held at the Greenway building in Warren, al the Lowell building and at Central building where the Lincoln. Central and Frink- lin children will be cared for.
 All sessions Of the grades below the junior high. will begin at S:25 a. m. and close at 11:25.
 The junior-senior high school will begin at S:45 and close at 11:4S.
 Those pupils who are over age, con ditio1ed or retarded are eligible.
 Teachers have been assigned as. fol lows:
 Central School: Ella. Saylor. prin' cipal: Anah Monroe. Geraldine Hogan Viola Lucas, Laura Funghauser, Ida Carter Rosamond Shreve.
 Greenway: Yda Paff principal; JO- sephine Lorenz, Mrs. Riddle.
 Junior,Senior High: E. F. Honn, principal: Alice Brereton, Grace Par sons, Ada Reasoner. Caroline Morley, Mary K. Salmon, J. E. Potter, Anne Rihler, J. c. South, Mrs. Dodds, Mrs. Margaret Meyer, Mrs. Geo, Domitro- vich, Mrs Gilbert Maston.
 Lowell: Mrs. McNeil Margaret Sea- ley, Elizabeth Stamper. Mable Bauer principal; Kittie Began.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

NO siree;" says Jimmy, Inner Tube Beac will not be opened this summer. The cattle are too thirsty, and they have threatened to wander away and die if they aren't given the free and unrestricted use of the beach. A mooley COW must go to water hold when he gets thirsty. Human beings can find other places to drink"
 Jimmy vigorously denied that he was closing Inner Tube Beach because of the daring styles in bathing suits this year Some one had started the rumor that the advance styles were so free and easy that Jimmy feared he would have to wear colored glasses all summer ii the beach were opened.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
No Slackening Off
 in June Weddings

That June weddings are keeping up with the, pace set during the first week of the month, is shown fro mthe records of J. E. James, clerk of the Superior Court, ten marriage licenses have been issued from that office dur ing the week. as follows:
 Harry A. Beidleman tp wed Edith V. Denney, Benson.
 Joorge Maquez to wed Rita Yescas, Fairbank.
 Wiley c. Hooten, Lowell to wed Eva Sanders, Bishee.
 Lonnie NJ. Frailie, Fucker Canyon to wed Josephine w. Bennett, Are, N. M.
 John c. Moore, Duncan, to wed Mar garet H. McGregor, Blsbee.
 Wm. NJ. Aseltine to wed Mayme Gro well. Bisbee.
 Valentino Cabargo to wed Luses Els candon, Douglas.
 Samuel L. Lyons to wed Beatrice Taylor, Bisbee. Leo Miller to wed Anna c. Kennedy Bisbee.
 V. Davis to wed Ella Loreto, Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
BOwlers Organize VoIleyball Teams
 at End of Season

All the bowlers joined in the final chorus with the bowlers' choir last night at the bowlers' dinner, and sang ''Ain't it a Grand and Glorious Feel in'.' Those that sang with the most feeling were the "mush-eaters, who. after dutifully and gamely slowing away a big plate Of mush and thinking that was all they were going to get. received a joyful surprise wheTf g big plate of chicken was suddenly plump ed down in front of them.
 Then there was the splendid music by the Bowlers' Male Quartet consist ing of Flair. Tuell. Johnson and Hoop CT, which added very materially to the felicity of the occasion. Toast master Hollingshead in particular, and H. B Johnson very generally contrib uted joy and jollity by spilling sever al shades and tints of wit and humor all over the scenery. and so every body had a grand and glorious feeling to carry away as 9 memory O. the best bowling season ever pulled off in Bisbec
 The nifty EvershaIp pencils donat- cd as prizes to the winning team by Geo. F. Winfrey for the Phelps Dodge store, were presented to the members of Owens team, who expressed grati- ficatiOn for tho classy and useful arti- cles. The members of the winning team are Owen, capt; Hicks Allen, Williams, H. S.. and Gilmore.
 Before the meeting broke up next years bowling committee was formal Iy elected, those named being Mir. Hol lingslfesd, chairman, MT. Kantner and MT. Gerald Williams. It was also de cided to have the bowling alleys open On Wednesday and Saturday evenings for those who wish to keep their eyes on the head-pin. for good start next season. It is a safe bet that Owen will put that new ball of his through a thorough course of training during the summer so that it can start Tn next fall without requiring any handicap from the other balls in the rack.
 As final matter Of business. the bowlers agreed to spend two nights per week in learning to bowl q new kind of ball known as g volleyball They chose Tuesday and Thursday nights to play with the leather ball The first night Of the new game will be next Tuesday, June 18th. All who wish to be initiated will please show up on that night.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Lutheran Pas tor
 Will Be Installed

Rev. John Schmidt, D. D., will be in- stalled at 3 o'clock this afternoon as minister for the Lutheran church of the Warren District. The services to- day will be held in the Warren church Rev. A. J. Schliesser, chaplain of the 1st Cavalry, will preach the installa- tiOn sermon.
 Lutherans here have been without a pastor for eight months. the only services being those conducted by Chaplain Schliesser on his frequent trips to the district
 The Rev. Schmidt will come to the district well recommended. He has served many big congregations, taught in colleges and governed important church bodies. He is also said to be 9 brilliant orator and sincere and untiring worker for his church.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

Being the sole owner and manager of beach is no easy job, according to Jimmy.
 ''Td rather referee prize fight be- tween Red Milburn and Douglas boy" he says. Why, every time I flivver up to Bisbee, some sweet young thing stops me and says: Oh. Mister Nichols, when will the beach be open" And another will say: Why don't you get a good-looking life saver, Mister Nichols? I'd almost drown every day this summer if there was some hand some liI fellow waiting to rescue me.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

This rumor is absolutely false, says Jimmy.
 ''Whmile [ have never found it nee essary to issue any regulations regard ing bathing suits" he declared yes terday, ''I don't think the styles at h. ner Tube Beach would ever become so you-know-what-Imean that I'd have to tell 'em to go home and put more clothes on. You see, most of 'em a. round here would rather wear plenty of clothes than get mean case of sun-burn. If I needed a bathing suit censor at the beach, I'd sure have no trouble getting one. Half tue young fellows in Bisbee have already applied for the job"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
ELECTS OFFICERS

The officers for the term were duly elected by the Christian Endeavor workers are as follows:
 Bertha Scofield, President; Lillian Carlson, vice-president; Alma Alvin, secretary; Helen Watkins, treasurer; Helen Nichols. chairman of prayer meeting committee; Beatrice Mckay, chairman of social committees; Ralph Birdno, chairman of music committee. Earl Pernall, information committee and Edith Cobbe, flower committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

And another thing about opening the beach; there's movie company here If I started Inner Tube Beach, who knows but what it would be fil- led with Mack Sennett beauties every afternoon, throwing custard pies at each other and getting so foxy that I'd have the sheriff on niy neck with all the reformers in the country want ing to run me out of the country!"
 So there you are. No Inner Tube
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Y.M.C.A. Swimming Pool Will Be Opened
 to Public on June 12

Those who love 10 swim will be glad to learn that the Swimming Pool at the Y. NJ. C. A. will be open to the boys and girls, and ladies of the War ren District beginning Monday June 18th. Due to the present scarcity of water. however every day privileges will not be available until the rains re- new the water supply For the present. the following schedule will be adherd to:
 BOYS: Monday Wednesdays and Fridays. the different ages one-half hour each beginning at BOO D. m. The boys will be divided into three age classes as follows: F years and under r. to E. and over 15. The youngest boys will have the first hour at 800, with the second class following at 3:3O and the oldest boys last at 400.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

Tn men1orys.of our beloved mother Mrs. Adam Armstrong who died June 10, 1921. -
 Adam Armstrong
 Mir and Mrs Mack Long and baby Long.
 Miss Lena Armstrong
 Mrs. Jack Armstrong and Jane LOT raine.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Inner Tube Beach Owner Announces Famous Resort
 To Be Closed This Year

Gloom prevails in the Warren dis trict.
 Inner Tube Beach. Jimmy Nichols popular acquatic center will not be opened this summer.
 At lease. that is what Jimmy says now. But such a storm of protest has arisen that he may be forced to change his mind before summer has passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
BAND MEN ATTENTION

All musicians desiring to become members of the band being organized in this district. will meet at the club house across rail tracks, opposite the Queen store, Bisbee. Sunday, June II, 2:30 P. M. Bring your instruments.
 Signed,
 American Legion Band Committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

The Catholic Ladies will give their annual dance at Warren Park We'd nesday, June 21st.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

Beginning June goth. Tuesday win be Ladies day and the hours during which the younger may swim and old- CT girls will be announced later.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

The Mississippi was traced to its source in 1882.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

Beach where young and old may sit in the sand or splash around this sum- mer. It's a hard crcol world.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
B. P. 0. E. Flag Day
 Program Announced Big Demand Shown

Local Elks win abserve Flag Day with appropriate! ceremonies in the Elks' home, Main street. at 8 o'clock next Wednesday evening. All Anem- bers of the lodge and the general pub lie will be welcomed. Following is the program:
 Music ...,,l.s-...-....... Orchestra
 Star Spangled Banner
Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11

:.
 ...... Exalted Ruler and Officers Prayer .......L... Chaplain Violin Solo. G. Berlendis Flag Record. .Bro., F. A. .Hedgecock Altar Service. Esquire and Officers Auld Lang Syne' ...,......
 .......... Officers and Members Elks' Tribute to the Flag. ........
 ................. Bro. J. J. Dugal Music-Patriotic Airs. Orchestra Patriotic Address. Judge A. c. Lock Patriotic Address. ss..........
 ........Ju Judge A. c. Lockwood Song-"America" .. Audience to
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-08

Rev. Geo. Ell. .Dier1amm, Pastor
Morning worship, II a. m.
Sermon subject, christian Courage
BUSINESS"
Christian Endeavor meets every
Thursday evening at 7.45.
You are cordially invited to attend
all of our services.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-08
WEST CHARLESTON

Mrs. Nichols is working at Geo.
Browns.
Marson Leavens is working in the
creamery.
Miss Sylvia Weymouth is out again
after being i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dezain and
children are better.
Harry Parlin of North Stratford,
N. H., visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowland's two
small children were i'll last week
Ben Townsend of Albany was a
business visitor here part of last
week.
Frank Faufaw does not gain very
fast and has not been as well the
past few days.
Mrs. Albert Smith and son have
been to Derby to visit her sister, Mrs.
Shaw and family.
Mrs. Billiard is visiting her. broth
er, John Foster, and family and other
relatives and friends here.
Congratulations to Merrick D.
Bowen and Miss Gladys M. Wiley on
their marriage, January 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kiser and
children of Derby are visiting Mrs.
| Duval, mother of Mrs. Kiser.
Mrs. E. v. Eastman has been to
Tilton, N. H., to visit her son, Dale,
who is attending school there.
Mistress Sylvia Armstrong has
been visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Palm, in Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Farrar of New
port have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Rowland, and family.
Mrs. George Brown has returned
from the hospital, where she under
went serious operation and is slow
ly gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Austin's little
son, Burton, has been i'll for week,
but is better. Mrs. Hattie Revoir
has been helping care for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfllan of Evans
vile visited their son, Stafford Gill
fllan and family here Sunday and
their grandson, Eugene, returned
home with them.
A number of pupils have been alb
sent from school the past week, be-
ing i'll with the distemper. One or
more members of nearly every fam
lily in this vicinity either have been,
or now are i'll.
Eighteen were present at the La
dies Aid meeting at Mrs. Margaret
Coffey's last week Wednesday. The
church silverware was cleaned and
the meeting was both pleasant and
profitable. Mrs. Coffey served cake
and ice cream, which was a delight
full surprise to the ladies present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-08
STATS DIARY

Friday - Pas cuzzen Clarence
witch was disappointed in love with a
girl of the opposing Sex come to bid
us goodby today on acct he was a
going to Join the army. Pa asst him
was he going to try to get a Com
ishun and Clarence replyed and sed
he CESS he will Prefer to go in on
strait Salry for the present time
being.
Saturday Got out my Roller
skaits today and was racing with
Blisters when I met Jane and stops
to Chat and tawk mint. She sed
Gee 1 visit the Good Man had of
made me boy. Real quick up and
says-He did and / am him. But she
don't preshiate Hints 1 CESS so I
went on skateing.
Sunday-They was a Stranger at
chirch today not Counting Pa. Ma
and he was argueing about whom she
mite be. Ma sed she was pritty sure
she was marryed woman but pa sed
he felt sure she earnt her own live
ing. We red in are lesson today
about sum People in Olden Times
witch must of ben very Exceedingly
poor for it sed They rent there Gar
minis.
Monday overhead the teecher
telling mother lady they was going
to have a Nutrishun in the skool.
hope to Gosh I don't ketch it if it
itches emmy. Jane was just like the
wether in the Climate today-fare
and Colder.
Tuesday, was reading in the
moose paper and come to the wird
Agenda and asst pa what did it mean
& he sed he wassent sure whether
it was a recent kind of new flower
or a addition to a new House.
Wednesday-Got to skool late this
morning and exclaimed to the teech-
er that it was ~on acct. of ma was
sick and she sed All rite but don't let
it happen agen. I CESS she must be
getting in love or sum thing.
Thursday-Pa got home late las
mite and ma is still Hoarse today. We
are busy on the plans of are new
house and we are eliminating this
and that and pa sed he CESS he wood
half to eliminate the whole down
stares to save iggering on it. so
much.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-08
Newport Wins from Boston Army

American Legion-Co. l. were victors
over Boston Army Base in the bas-
ket ball contest at the Armory Friday
night by score of 80 to 26. While
the game was rather slow, it was the
cleanest and closest of any played at
the armory this season. The Boston
right forward, Cyr, began the bas-
ket scoring. Bigelow matched him,
and Cyr came back with another.
Bigelow put up a fast exhibition of
dribbling and made a clean shot from
the side. Keith then contributed his
bit and placed one which was matched
with one by Nehmer. This was fol
lowed by one from Cyr. Kamp then
took his turn at dribble and scored
another for the visitors. Nehmer
then placed his second. The home
team through several passes secured
two, through Stevens who followed
with another. The first half ended
in favor of the visitors by the close
score of 16 to ID.
During the last half Wells went
in for Kennison at left forward and
Mossa for Keith at right guard.
Stevens made a clean shot through
the meshes, Desautels followed with
one. Bigelow Gagged two and Nehmer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-08
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