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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

NJ. Williams aud q. j. Bradshaw,
guests, and Mesdames Robert b.
'kepley, Robert W. Campbell. Tom
Gin, Roy +. Breedlove. JCnn Stew
art Ross and the hostess.
Mrs. Bresdlove was the winner of
the high score prize at bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Thursday. Mod
crate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -
Fair tonight and Thursday; warm
cr in the interior Thursday; gcntle
variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

The government will dispose OF
Ross Field, aviation center in Los
Angeles county, and tho nearby
town of Arcadia seeks 20 acres for
Il park.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
Wednesday, April 70, 1927

tertained with an Easter g1party
Sunday, for their daughters, Violet
and Ilenc. A group of their friends
were invited to enjoy the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrew en-
tcrtaincd few guests at Easter
Sunday supper, preceded by I'm egg
hunt for the children. Invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z.
Nuttall and daughter, Lon Ann and
MIR. and Mrs. Elmef Head, and two
sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20
SOCIAL NOTES
FROM MELOLAND
BY Press Staff Correspondent

MELOLAND, April 20. - The
Community Bridge Club met with
Mrs. John Zenos at her home south
of Meloland
At cards, Mrs. w. ID. Johnston
achieved high score, and Mrs. Nir-
gil Edwards second.
After the games delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Special guests or the afternoon
were Mcsdamcs Will X. Conway,
Ingram and Sundan of FL Centre.
Mrs. Fred Walker of Santcc and
Mesdamcs Laurence Richards
Frank Nogt and Amelia Stanton.
Members present were Mcsdamcs
w. A. Swcrdfcger, Homer Spear,
Belle Mcmillan, w. O. Pond, Ward
McGrew, Arthur Farley, Hazel Sum.
mcrs, h. Ncifcrt, Virgil Edwards,
W. ID. Johnston and the hostess
The next meeting will be at tn"
home of Mrs. W. ID. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith enter
tanned Saturday evening at Il charm
ingly appointed bridge dinner. An
attractive color scheme of lavender
and pink was carried out in the
flowers, baskets and tallics. After
the dinner, served by the hostess
assisted by her daughter, Mildred
Smith, bridge formed the diversion
of the evening, with the prize 90
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward McGrcw
for their combined scores.
Places at the table were arranged
for Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Neifcrt. M
and Mrs. w. ID. Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Nogt, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Belle
Mcmillan, Mrs. Hazel Summers
Mr.. Louden, and the host, hostess
and daughter, Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sctz enter.
tanned Sunday with an Easter din
ncr for their children and their
families. The entire family was
assembled, including Mr.. and Mrs
Roth and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Waterman and two children
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zcnos, MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Groebli, and one child
and Miss lIilda Sctz. Besides the
immediate family Mr.. amt Mrs
Pete Sctz were present.
Mrs. John Icnos entertained the
same group at dinner ut her home
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Richards en-
tcrtaincd with an Easter Sunday
dinner. including Mr. and Mrs. Law
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Richards en-
tcrtaincd with an Easter Sunday
dinner, including Mr.. and Mrs. Lap,
renee Richards and baby and Mr..
and Mrs. 7. B. Christian Of Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-20

netV motor train connection
from ImterialVa alley points
Connection atNiland with
the convenient Apache,
Southern Pacific transcon-
tinental flyer through to
Chicagov Phoenix, ,ElPaso
and Kansas City.
Your ticket east good for the
entire journey; baggage checked
through to destination. Standard
and tourist sleeper accommoda-
tions on Apache, observation car;
Southern Pacific diner.
Direct through the valley
the Argonaut via Tucson and
Ell Paso TO New Orleans. Bytrain
or ship to New York from there;
meals and berth on the boat in
cluded in your fare.
Reduced roundtrip fares to the
east in effect on and after May22.
Ask aboutthis direct, convent
ent, low-cost service to the cast.
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Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07

ASH CANS. At J. l.. GRAEF'S
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
DEMPsEY'SICLA|Ms REGARDING RECENT
 BOUT ARE STRONG
LINES UP ARRAY OF FACTS AND PRESENTING PERSONALLY TO
 COMMISSION

CHICAGO, October, 7, (P)-EvL dence of sensational nature has been unearthed by detectives of Leo |P. Flynn, manager of Dempsey, and Flynn has persuaded Jack to make a personal appeal to the Sta.e Boxing Commission in protest and to show that he was under a definite handi- capp from the moment he entered the ring in his last bout with Gene Tunney According to Dempsey $ claim the referee was chan ged four Or five hours before the fight and af- ter conference with John Righeimer, chairman of the boxing commission. Included at this conference Hn:e also Billy Gibson, Tunney's manager, and two gamblers who made e lot of money on Tunney.
 Dempsey claims he would have had to keep Tunney on the floc' of the ring for couple of hours to have won by a knockout E-'orc this conference of the chosen four the odds were even money Ate. the name of the rpfaren was ma i.> kO0w0 the odds favored Tunney ty to ,.
 Such are Dempsey's claims and combined with the 15 seconl count, are considered sufficient by him to warrant personal appeal alth ugh the commission said that the fight is def initely over
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
MORAN IS TRANSFERRED

Seward folks will miss the bright. handsome and smiling countenance of popular George Moran for he entrain- ed yesterday morning for Anchorage. His new assignment, in charge of the radio station at the Inlet town. is one of responsibility, but leave to George, he knows his onions. The fair sex will miss him tremendously, it is said, but he has promised to dance with them anytime they make their appearance at Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07

Exclusive photograph of the pecu- liar looking animal caught yesterday by the Hopkins Robinson big game hunting party down Russian river way. The photograph was sent up by air mail through the courtesy of Leonard Hopkins, leader of the expedition which hope to be able to snare species of Alaska whiffle-tree fowls as well as the almost extinct bear with three legs, fat hair and curly teeth. Though MT. Hopkins did not authorize the statement it is known he has been of fered a small fortune for a specimen of this latter animal The accompany. ing photograph of the snarling beast, is beleived by oldtimers, to be Sour dough Bills Russian sniff hound, lost these many years.
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IMPROVEMENTS GOING IN

The gymnasium has been cleaned up from stem to stern and a fire is built every day assuring of comfort at any
 hour of the afternoon or evening. The new stairway, leading from the inside down to the basement, has been made and the next thing on the program is the new shower room in the basement
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
SECRET WORKOUTS

The Signal Corps basketball team has been working out for three weeks now and from observing their shoot ing the s. A. c. five are going to run up against stumbling block of the first magnitude.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
WINE TENNIS TITLE

NEW YORK, October z, (R-vin- cent Rogers, won the professional tennis title and $1,00O defeating How ard Kinsey in straight sets of 11-9, GA, GA. A crowd of 1,50O persons witnessed the match.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07

Golf clubs and balls; just re- Urbach."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-07
NOTICE

Any aperson. or persons entering upon my homestead, or cutting timber therefrom, which is located on the N. W. quarter of section B, Seward. Alaska, will be prosecuted to criminal rrespass.
 JAMES s. BOGART, JR.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
4O.FO0T Schooner
SETS OUT TO SEA
Hoahna Sails Alone on Trip to
Canary Islands

Providence, r. l.. June l 5 Up -
Amid the din OF ship and factory
whistles the little 40 foot schooner
Despatch, manned alone by Hugo
Hoahna, Providence mariner who is
returning to his wife and three chill
dren awaiting him in Las Palmas.
Canary Islands. sailed down Nara
gansett Bay today, provisioned for 4
possible three months at sea.
With Hoahna at the helm. the
little schooner was towed down the
Providence river and as soon as the
wind filed her sails, she was cast
adrift by the tug.
The lone mariner expects to take
the northern route home, voyage
that will compel him to travel more
than 1000. miles. He plans to sleep
days 7etl take the helm at night SO
that hi: ship will not be run down by
transatlantic liners.
He has not Informed his family OF
his daring undertaking. lest they be-
come alarmed. Fear is generally felt
along the water front that HCahna
will never arrive at his destination.
as the ship. which he bought as an
abandoned hulk for SIS and refitted.
is regarded as too small to weather
the ocean storms.
Hoahna is carry 10 barrels of wa
ter for ballast. just to show the
superstitious seafearing men that
there Is nothing alarming in the
mysterious number.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
City. Items

A daughter was born at New Brit.
ain General hospital today to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gordon Of $40 High
street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moffitt OF 227 Chestnut
street at New Britain General hos
pital today.
A son was born today at New
Britain General hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Luciano Bozzano OF 30 Beaver
street.
Frank Arata and John Dudack Of
this city and John Malcolm and
James Butler of Bristol, will attend
the prize fight at the Polo Grounds
New York, tonight.
President Q. +. Parker OF the
New Britain Rotary club has beer
appointed by District Governor-Elect
Allan Bagg, a member OF the com.
mittee to arrange for the fall con.
clave to be held at Lenox. Mass
The meeting tomorrow will be in
charge OF President A. II
Scott.
DIR. E. T. Fromen is critically III
with pneumonia at the New Britain
General hospital.
William F. Conway Of Dwigh
street is among those attending the
kaplan- Fields fight in New Yorl
tonight. Patsy Bridget Is in New
York to attend the fight.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
HORTON CO. suing
T0RRING70N OUTFIT
Defense in Steel Golf Club Shaft
Puts on Its Side

Hartford, June Is F>-The Horton
Manufacturing company OF Bristol is
seeking triple damages from the
Union Hardware company Of Tor
rington for an alleged patent in
fringement on steel golf sticks shafts,
in an action before Judge Edwin S.
Thomas Of the United States district
court here today. The case entered
its fourth day with the defense pre-
senting its testimony after the plain
tiffs rested their case.
The court room today was filled
with golf clubs, testing equipment
and other exhibits brought in by the
defense. Bowden Washington of New
York, an engineer, demonstrated
bow tho steel shafts are turned into
clubs and other experts testified in
the manner OF golf profess
sional instructing pupils how balls
fail to travel a straight course.
The plaintiffs ask for a permanent
injunction also. but because the pat
ent on which their case is based ex-
pires In November. this phase OF the
proceedings is not expected to be
stressed.
The Horton company. It was testi-
fed, has increased its golf club bust
ness in the last six years from ap-
proximately $500 a year to a total Of
100000 last year.
Arthur +. Knight of Schenectady
N. Y, who obtained the patent for
steel shafts in golf clubs. and Ben
jamin 3. Hull Of the same city, are
co-plaintiffs in the case.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
Corbin Place Paving
To Meet OpoOsitiOn

Councilman Samuel Sablotsky
will renew his objection to paving
Corbin Place when a proposal to
perform that work comes before the
common council tonight and he will
be aided by Alderman Frank Ia
patka, who is also against carrying
through this work.
The two officials declare the
money should be expended on other
highways where it is more needed.
They also point to the hazard at the
intersections at both ends and at the
two joys in the roadway which must
be passed; also to the danger invited
by encouraging more automobile
traffic to pass near Central Junior
High school.
Councilman Sablotsky will propose
an ordinance requiring all persona
handling food to submit to regular
physical examinations.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
MISS ARBOUR SHOWERED

A miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Yvonne Arbour of Maple
street was held at the home Of Miss
Mary and Miss Mildred Morelli OF
"a Hurlburt street last evening,
About So friends OF Miss Arbour
were present.
Miss Arbour received many beau
tiful gifts. A buffet lunch was
served. The home presented beau
tiful picture decorated in color
scheme of pale green and white.
Miss Arbour, who Is employed by
Fafnir Bearing Co.. will become the
bride OF Angelo Morelli on June IS
at st. Peters church. Mr.. Morelli Is
foreman of the shipping room at
Russell & Erwin's and is well
known athlete, being a member OF
the Fafnir basketball team and the
Pirates baseball team.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-15
Mary Ostroska to Wed
H. r. Wheeler, New York

especial TO the Eerald)
New York. June Is - Herbert R.
Wheeler of zoo West 10th street, this
city. and Miss Mary Ostroslla, daugh-
ter of Edward and Sadie Pagan
Ostroska of New Britain. Conn.
where she was born, obtained IL
cense to we'd here today. The
couple announced they would be
married in this city tomorrow. Miss
Ostroska gives her local address as
o025 Broadway. Miss Ostroska was
divorced on May 20 last at Water
bury. Conn. Mr.. Wheeler was born
in Somerville, Mass. and is the son
of Charles T., and Frances A. Eyer
beck Wheeler. His first wife died
in 1925.