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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ansil Newton and
daughters, Misses Ivanette and Fern
of the East Madison road. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Cleveland and
daughter, Ann Luella, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aston hatcher. will be guests
today at the home of their father,
Henry G.. hatcher in Madison.
Judge T. A. Anderson of Pittsfeld,
was in town Wednesday for Mrs. An
derson's nj 'ter, Mrs. Fanny Wildes,
who returned with him to be a
Thanksgiving guest at the home of
Judge and Mrs. Anderson.
Deputy Sheriff Elton Markham.
accompanied by Mrs. Markham was
in Pittsfield on official business We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lambert are
guests today of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Holt at their home in Fair
field.
Miss Elizabeth Dow, Of Cnaaan,
and friend. Cyril Richards, of Hart
land, and MIR. Skillinger, principal of
the Canaan High school were guests
the first of the week of Miss Fern
Packard.
Miss Carolyn Cover. who Is a
member of the faculty of the Lex
ington, Mass. High school. is a guest
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Cover.
Miss Doris G wer is passing the
holiday recess with Miss Hazel
Parks in Naugatuck, Conn, in which
city she Is member of the High
school faculty.
At the Skowhegan High school
student council meeting held Tues
day it was decided that the inter-
class games be played Wednesday
and Thursday nights after school
and that the final game be played
Friday evening and that letter men
and women may enter.
There will be meeting of the
Somerset Jersey Cattle Club Monday
November 30, at the office of the
County Agent. Gerald c. Dunn, in
the Municipal building. Robert
Enofoldman for the American Jer-
sey Cattle Club will be pretent as
we'll as Il. F. Talbot Dairy SPECIALIST
of Orono and F. B. Porloy, presi-
dent Maine State Jersey Breeder
Association. The meeting will be
called to order at 100 P. M. Mem
bers are requested to attend and all
interested are invited to do 50.
Mrs. Effie p. Paine, who. has been
q guest of her sister, Mrs. Eta La
casse, has returned to her home in
Portland. -..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Bryne
wenN to Lynn. Mass, Wednesday to
pass Thanksgiving and the week.
end with their relatives.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Meets

A business session of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Simon Peters Post of
the American Legion was held at the
Legion rooms Tuesday evening. The
president, Miss Esther Roderick
presided. Reports were rendered and
it was voted to have the secretary
send a note of thanks to the post
for their hospitality on Armistice
night. One more table is to be add
ed to those conducted at the fair
which is to be held on December
IL, a mystery table, and Mrs. Flor
ence Pomelow was appointed to
have charge of this table. Col. Roy
l.. Marston has presented the auxi-
liary with a six-tube Federal radio
on which tickets are to be sold and
the proceeds will be for the benefit
of the auxiliary. Mrs. Vivian G..
Woodbury. is in charge of the radio
ticket sale. The next meeting will
occur on the second Tuesday in
December, and the president, Miss
Roderick, and Mary Foster will have
charge of the meeting.
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holiday recess in town at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
den c. Lancaster.
Mrs. Carrie Weymouth left on
Wednesday morning for Stoughton,
Mass. where she is to be guest
until the first of the week Of her
niece and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Poland.
Mrs. Ledger Thibodeau and her
daughter, Miss Marie Lacroix, went
to Waterville, Wednesday, on bust
ness. N
Charles Packard left Wednesday
morning for Portland, where he Is
to be a Thanksgiving guest of his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Packard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Emerson are
entertaining today a family party
including Mrs. Emerson's mother,
Mrs. Charles Reed, and her sisters
and their husbands and children,
MIR. and Mrs. Joel Whitney and
children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Cooper and daughters, Misses Cert
rude and Annie.
Eugene Cooper, who has just
completed period of service in the
United States Navy. having been
stationed at Newport, Va, has come
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cooper in Madison and a
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Cooper oftown.
Principal and Mrs. Perley s. Tur-
| ner and Mrs. Turner's sister, Miss
Edith Enemark, visited the first of
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Z. Jones in Augusta.
Mrs. William Martin is a Thanks
giving guest of her niece and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Colby T. Huff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah l.. Foss are
entertaining today their son and
| wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Foss and
children, Jane and David, of Water
Vile.
Russell Greenwood, supervisor of
the school union of four towns, of
which Waldoboro is his headquar-
ters, is in town passing the holiday
recess with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Greenwood and his children.
Judge and Mrs. Z. F. Danforth
are Thanksgiving guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Head at
Hinckley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson 2. Schofield
OF Leavitt street are entertaining the
following guests today: Principal
and Mrs. Perley 8. Turrier, Miss
Edith Enemark, MIR. and Mrs. Ar
thur Ellison and daughter. Mary.
The next meeting of the Golden
Glow Sunshine Society will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Gertrude Luce
| on the Lakewood road, when the
Christmas meeting will be held.
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Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters rAfin a4 SSosH IT,

Miss Hilda Furbush, of Palmyra,
who has been a surgical patient at
the Kennebec Valley Hospital, was
discharged Wednesday and is a
guest al the home of her cousin and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hig-
gins of Leavitt street. Miss Fur
hbsl's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Furbush and brother, Kerry Fur
D. ~ Palmyra. win be guests to-
day at the Higgins home.
Adelaide Lancaster. who is a
member OF the faculty at Mason In
stitute at Springvale. came Wednes-
day night and will pass the remain
der OF the week with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John ii. Lancaster of
Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunton and
child, who have been in Caratunk,
were passing through town WedneS-
day, earring on their running uuard
a fine buck, which Mrs. Dunton had
shot in Caratunk.
James Rogers, of Bingham, Is
taking the place of Edgar B. Dun
ton. who is having Il weeks vacation
from his duties OF clerk at the
skowhegan House.
Mrs. Il. E. Bowen, of Waterville,
arrived in town Wednesday noon to
pass Thanksgiving with her son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bowen.
Mrs. tiflie Rowell, of the East
Madison road, is entertaining the
following guests today, MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Merrill of Skowhegan, and
daughter, Marjorie, and Mr.. and
Ms. Perley Foss and family of Mad
ison.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Douglas, of
Baptist Hill. are entertaining today
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Packard and
daughter, Miss Fern Packard, of
town, and Miss Gala Packard, of
Waterville.
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s. Il. S. Faculty Meets

Principal and Mrs. Perley Turner
at their home on Mount Pleasant av-
enue Tuesday evening entertained
Superintendent and Mrs. w. B.
Woodbury. and the members of the
Skowhegan High School faculty.
when the November meeting of S. II.
S. High faculty was held. Mr.. Wood
bury called the meeting to order and
presented Mr.. Turner, who presided.
Supervised Study" was considered,
reviewing work of the October meet
ing. The discussion being opened by
Mr.. Turner, Mrs. Ethel M. Hight and
Mrs. Alice p. Cover and was partici-
pated in by several. Matters per-
tanning to the improvement Of the
school were considered at consider
able length. Mr.. Turner served deli
cious refreshments and a delightful
social hour was passed. The next
meeting will occur in January as
there will be no meeting Of the facul-
ty during December as the Christmas
vacation occurs and school will be
closed part of the month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner were cordial and charm
ing entertainers and the evening
happy one for all present
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B. p, w. Board MEETING

Tuesday evening the executive
board Of the Business and Profess
sional Women's club met at the club
rooms on business. The name CT Mrs.
Eva Mcguire was presented for mem
bership and favorably voted upon.
Other matters We're discussed.
especially several details Of the pre-
sentation of "All Al card" musical!
comedy. which is being presented by
the club as a benefit on Friday eve
ming the 26th No meeting of the
club was held Tuesday .Yening as the
members were so busy in preparation
for the All Aboard production.
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MERCER

Herbert Holmes has gone to h I
fston to pass the. holiday Win !,
sister. Mrs. Nj. 3. Beale, and u
Beale. !,
School closed for the week Tor U
Thanksgiving holiday. -.
Herbert Sturtevant shot an AlV'
Owl the first of the week WIN
wing spread of feet. .,, i
John Bacon Jr., has bought y
Charles Moore farm for home;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Moore ~ !.
moved to Skowhegan to pass !.
winter with their daughser VI
James Dunville. !
Charles Garland OF Portland ~, y.
pass the week lend atshis nome ~ /,
Mrs. Josephine Decker, wne 9.., =
been quite i'll is very much ee' -
Mrs. Matilda Farnham Of " Z.
grade is the guest OF her daush''
Mrs. Charles Brown and FANNY
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Bloomfield Christmas Club

Mrs. John Lockwood was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the ladies of
Bloomfield Christmas Club at her
home on the corner of Pleasant and
Summer streets. The afternoon was
passed busily by the ladies' sewing on
articles for Christmas. Entertaining
readings were given by Mrs. Alfredo
Cool Mrs. Fatette Reed. Mrs. Emma
Robinson, Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs.
Trafton. A pleasing feature of the
program was two vocal duets sung
by Misses Peggie and Ruth Lock-
wood. Mrs. Lockwood, who is a new
conner In town proved a delightful
hostess and a most pleasant after
noon was passed by present The
next meeting OF Bloomfield Christmas
Club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Fayette Reed on Bloom
field street On Tuesday, December Z.
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w. C. r. U. Meeting

Mrs. Hiram Plummer was hostess
to the ladies of the Clementine Wes-
ton Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Madison avenue. The pres
ident, Mrs. Mabel Z. Judkins, pre-
sided. The meeting opened with
singing Rescue the Perishing," with
Mrs. Eta Lacasse at the piano. In
the absence of the chaplains. Mrs.
Herbert L. Nichols and Mrs. George
Merriam, Mrs. Clara Wyman acted
as chaplain and read the 26th Psalm
and offered prayer, the ladies uniting
in the Lords prayer. The secretary,
Mrs Plummer gave a record of the
last meeting. Miss Gertrude s. Wes-
ton, the treasurer, gave report of
placing "The Young Crusader" a
monthly publication for children In
all grades. both city and rural UP to
the seventh grade. and that thanks
had been received from Mrs. Alice E.
Mitchell, principal of Park buifding
and Mrs. Della A. Sanford of the
Garfield building Who both stated
that the papers would be valuable.
The matter of packing the Christmas
box for the inmates OF the town farm
was discussed and Miss Weston
agreed to pack the box and that
SiltS must Dt sent 10 HeT at nef nome
on the island not later than Thursday
before Christmas. 1t was a dis
appointment that Mrs Sadie Bates of
Sandy Point, who attended the
National w. G. T. U. meeting in Los
Angeles, California was not present
and 1T is expected that she will speak
at the January meeting as no meet
ing is held in December. The pro-
gram was directed by Miss Weston
and consisted of reading "The Ma
tional President, Ella A. Bodies Mes
sage" which was given by Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Marble; in which the slogan
was Hold Fast and Go Forward"
Thanksgiving Prayer" Mrs Everett
+. Goodrich; reading, An Australian
Here to Investigate How Prohibition
Works In the United States, Mrs.
Wyman. A piano duet played by
Mrs. Plummer's granddaughter, Miss
Dorothy Plummer and Miss Phyllis
Weston was enjoyed. The matter of
the sending the Union Signal to a
foreign missionary was considered.
The next regular meeting will be held
on the fourth Tuesday in January
and the place of meeting will be an
nounced later.
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ETNA

Wallace McNally left Monday for
Pasadena, Calf, where he plans to
pass the winter months.
The Happy Hour Library Associa-
ton met Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. John Carter. The next meet
ing will be held Saturday, Decem-
Der 4, with Mrs. Clara Tarr. A short
program has been prepared FOR this
meeting by the entertainment COM
mittee.
Matte Ring is visitih at the
home of Mrs. Emma DeMerritt.
Several from this town attended
the Masonic installation in Carmel
Wednesday evening.
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Somerset Pomona GRANGE

The last regular mt ting of Somer-
set Pomona Grange before the annual
meeting which will be held at Show
hogan Grange hall in Skowhegan,
was held at Prescott hall, Good viii,
Tuesday when the Hinckley Grange
entertained. There were so present.
Tie Pomona degree was performed
upon a small class of candidates.
Inc address of welcome was given by
the Worthy Master of Hincklev
Grange, Miss Catherine Bickford and
the response was voiced by Pomona
:! cretary, Frank Pugh of Cornville:
Mrs. Kate B. Ellis spoke of the work
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joseph Blanchard

Joseph Blanchard. son of the late
Peter and Jennie Clukey Blanchard,
died Wednesday afternoon at the
Kennebec Valley Hospital. Mr.
Blanchard was born in Eitowhegan
about 40 years ago. He was a men,
Dor of the Egles lodge of Skowhe-
gan Mr.. Blanchard leaves his moth
er, Mrs. Jennie Blanchard Of Skowhe-
gan and two sisters. Mrs. Rose
Gagne, of Augusta and Mrs. Alice
Lemieux OF Pennicook. n. II. Ar
rangements for the funeral were not
completed late "Wednesday night.
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CHINA

LAKESIDE DRTvE-Herbert Cas-
well of Windsor, is threshipg for the
farmers in this locality.
HI. o. Doe is hauling apples to
Weeks Mills.
Miss Irene Chase passed the week
end with Mrs. o. E. Chase.
Allen Cloves has employment in
AU''uSta.
Charles Pelton and Norman Has
kell of Dirigo are helping the farmers
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The Textile Sewing Club met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Betty Lewis on Oak street, when
the ladies worked busily on articles
which are to be given at Christmas
time to needy children. The hostess
in honor of the Thanksgiving season
had her rooms attractively decorat-
ed. A luncheon was served besides
accomplishing much work and the
ladies passed happy evening. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Eva Bolduc on Hathaway
street
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Arthur Williams

Arthur Williams of Cornville, who
was taken to Kennebec Valley hos
'pital Saturday died at that institu-
ton Wednesday. Mr.. Williams was
born in Canaan and was GO years
of age and was by occuption far
mer. He was formerly q granger
but had not been a member in recent
years. Mr.. Williams leaves a wife
who before her marriage was
Blanche Goodrich, five children, Rita,
wife Of Roland futile. Leslie Will
liams, Charlie Williams, Marjorie,
wife of Hugh Campbell and Miss
Ellie Williams, who attends Skowhe-
gan High school and a sister. Miss
Martha Williams. all of whom reside
in Cornville. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
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..-.--l-...-- =
Mr.. and Mrs Walter p. Ordway at
their home on Water street are enter
tanning family party today made
mp of Mr.. Ordway's mother, Mrs.
Christiania Ordway. brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ordway,
Mrs. Ordway's sister ana family, Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Lancaster. of town,
Miss Adelaide Lancaster, a member
of the faculty at Nassons Institute
and Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Grant of Nor
ridgewock.
Monday afternoon at 100 o'clock
there will be held a rehearsal for the
work of Somerset Fortress No. Z, in
l. Q. o. F. Hall in preparation for
annual Inspection which will be held
on Thursday evening. December the
End when the inspecting officer will
be Department President, Gwendolyn
S. Jordan. of Portland
AlphonSe Wentworth of Skowhegan
was brought before Judge Maurice
p. Merrill Wednesday morning, by
Sheriff John w. Healy, charged with
larceny of rifle valued at $1,000 and
knife valued at S1.00 on November
5th from F. M. Savage of Stowhegan,
in Madison. The respondent pleaded
guilty to larceny of the rifle and not
guilty to larceny of the knife. He
was adjudged guilty of the rifle by
Merrill and given a fine of $1,000 and
costs which amounted to s12s1 or
thirty days in county Jail. He was
committed. The witnesses for the
state were F. NJ. Savage of Skowhe-
gan and Lionel Adams of Bingham
Miss Ruby Dyer, who is a member
Of the High school faculty in Berlin,
N. H., is in town to pass the holiday
recess with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen e. Dyer Nof West Front
Street.
Mrs. AL Beale of North Arson Is
keeping house for Arthur B. Plum
mer and family.
Undertaken Thomas G. Lord was in
Norridgewock on professional bust
ness at the home of Mrs. Milford
Adams \on Tarbell Hill, Tuesday
afternoon.
Joe Haskell and his sister, Mrs.
M. I. Simpson Of Est Orange, New
Jersey are in town guests at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis B. Haskell of East Front
street
Mr.. and Mrs. belmont Mason are
passing a month in CLIFTON at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Alton Mason.
Harold Rolf. who is employed at
the Independent Reporter Zee went
to Portland, Wednesday morning, to
pass the holiday with his people and
will return Sunday night.
Mrs. L. NJ, Barnes of Hinckley.
WAS business c"tcr in town TUES
DIV
Mrs. c. c. Norton. Who las been Il
guest of her daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen E. u roet
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Front street, has returned to her
home in Willimantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Lord have
as guests today their older daugh-
tiers, Misses Marion and Helen Lord
who teach in the Nashua, n. H., High
School, Miss Helen Harris, who
teaches in Weld, and Miss Susie
Harris, Of town.
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TP1Y
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our nei 81 Y
and friends, also the Ladies, ala N n
their kindness during the ihness n
loss of our mother and the oeau'A'
floral tributes. rnnT,
MR.. AND MRS. HAROLD w..
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Mrs. Urban Woodman

The death of Mrs. Urban Wood
man occurred Sunday at her home
in Stetson, after long illness. Mrs
Woodman formerly lived in this
town. And was an active member
of Happy Hour Library Association
as long as her health permitted.
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stations arranged alphabetically BY cities.
First column Eastern STANDARD Time, SEQ.
ond column Central Standard Time. After
midnight heavy hsures)
Eastern & Central Standard Time)
WISE, ATLANTA-42s.a7oo
SOC 8:oo-Twin entertainers.
VIC. A1iANiri ts; c City, k
1850 e:30-Dinner music.
1000 9:O0-EMo: Organ recital.
VIDAL, BALTIMoRE-24s-
500 :0o-Sandman; Dinner music.
7:30 6:30-Orean recital.
loo :00-"Pilgrirns of 1920"
$3.50 7:30-Musical programs.
WEEP, BosToNE34s.eNs6o K.
6;45 5:45-Big Brother; Musicale.
s 100 00-Program from WEAF.
WMAK, BUFFALo-2s5.3-ii3ok.
6:l5 5:l5-Lafayette Trio. ,,,ov
1880 :30--Program from WGY.
800 8:oo-Musical prosram;c
II ~ wc isoI BGFEFAL 'etsii
$500 7:0O--PrograIn from WEAaF,
CFAC, CALCARY--434.5-690 X.
1880 10 :50-~CNR Little Symphony.
KYW, CHICACO-535.4-560k k.
ZOO 6:o0-Stories; Dinner music.
100 7:00--Family hour.
100 S:00-Musical programs.
1880 10 :50-Carnival
WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGo-.-37o.2-siok
6:45 S:45-Organ; Nictorians.
500 00-Orchestra.
200 :00-Children's hour
1000 9:00--Soloists; Orchestra.
IL. 100 II :o0-WJJD late program
WIS. CHICAGO-344.s-87o k.
$40 5:4o-Organ. talk. orchestra.
8Js 7:l5-Thanksgiv concert.
II 80 10 :50-Ocgan; Dance music.
WCN. CHfCACO-3o2.s-s90k k.
7:15 615-Stofies Dinner music.
900 s:00-Progrsn iron, WEoAE,
VILE, CHICACO-302.8-9 X.
zoo II :o0-Popular entertainers.
WLW. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
200 O0-Visconti's Orchestra.
500 7:00-Favorite artists.
1000 Q :00-Dance music.
1855 II l5-Night Howls.
WSAI. CINCINNATI--325.9-s2ok k.
$40 5:A0-Talk: Chimes.
7: n0 6.OG-Half hour of music. ...
10 100 9 :0O--Herrv Brrr's artists.
WKRc. CINC1NNATI-325.s--e2o k.
8 90 :00--Pcpular programs.
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GegAs.. a e.i2}AxwArrs-,ss.-,,,o..
7,;p S:3o-pinnsr music.
WI %GAS si0USIEEs VrshzNgD 6oxis%
s 100 s'oo--Rupp's Orchestra.
$500 7:00-Cleveland Symphony Or
10 100 s:oo-ssudio program.
IL ;S9 70 ;o9VtembaSS,dno's Canadian IA
s;'ssSs ,; :sSS-SiSssslxst o ossssssans:
$3.50 e:30-Sacred program
WFAA, DALLAS-z7s.s-6s
5:3Q 6:so-Baker Orchestra.
Voc. ' pAyE dSfSofsE 1s $50 <.
$500 7:oo-WOC studio program:
koX, Ds ssTSIasss ,aS,a
800 s:oo~Enal ieotball scores:
900 s:0o--WHO Trio and soloist.
Nv %c i i:O DEfRorfRM -0s1S
$500 s:0o-Dinner concert
1000 ww S;EoDF9PS!ar prHsss 1a,ot
$500 5:00-Dinner concert.
Wcx.w iIHf pghfRon s!0I GeAsssoh
1900 s:oO-Goldkette Ensemble.
Ws 81 .;G PoRf WoR R5HA-.@
$50 i:io-Eu.erpean Club.
80 9:30-Saxophone octet
VITO, HARTFORD-475.e-
500 5:00-Dinner music. News.
100 6:00-Hymn sing.
1880 6:3o-Staff artists, others.
$3.50 7:30-Capitol Theatre
KTHS, HOT SPRlNCS-374s-so0 X.
1890 Thanksgiving Day Ball.
WDAF. KANSAS CiTY-sss.s-s2ok.
,a IS S i:ss-Sss9ba Sf the ifo ar
WHB. KANSAS CITY-3ss.s $50
S: 100 7:00-OrRan recital
200 S:oo--Sourtesy program.
XII, Los ANGELEs-467-642k k.
KIN, Los ANcELEs-a4os.2M74o
II 90 10 :oo-Musical program.
1900 l2:oo-Dsnee music -
WIiAs. ass.s-75ok.
$3.50 wmc .0M MeNPHis4 Rrsg 7sco
$40 s:j0--vesev Ensemble. @
WMRF, MIAMI BEAcH-3s4.+7so k
200 6;oo-Coneert program.
10 90 e:00-Dance music.
WHAD, MILwAUKEE--275.l-loeo X.
a:oo SS:oooo-RReports; Dinner music.
wcco, MPLs. -ST. PAUL--4is.4--72ok k.
3:ls 7:ls-Tak: Fashions.
9:0e S :00--program IRON WEAF.
ii 100 70 90 Traffic talk
6:l5 s:ls-Dnner music; Sports.
500 7:00-Tslk; Negro sDirituals
$3.50 7:30-SS France" Orchestra
$3.50 8:50-Thanksaving play. miles
Standisf.'
l0:i5 ql5-Soiree musicale
II 90 l0:00-News; Dance orchestra.
WEAF, NEW YORK-4e1 .s-6l0
100 s:00-Waldorf Orchestra.
2 90 6.00--Hvmn sing.
$50. 53q-Litetary characters.
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Funeral Of Charles X. Walker

The funeral service for Charles X.
Walker, formerly of Everett, Mass.
who died Tuesday afternoon at the
home of his sister. Mrs. Milford
Adams on Tarbell Hill in Norridge-
wock, will be held Friday morning at
10 o'clock. The burial will be In the
Norridgewock village cemetery on
the north side of the river. p