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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-20
RAUH LIBRARY WILL BE
DEDICATED ON TUESDAY
Meredith Nicholson, Rabbi Feuer-
LIGHT to Speak at Exercises.

Final arrangements we're being
made today for dedication exercises
for the new Rauh memorial branch
library. 1904 North Meridian street
an 7.3O pm. Tuesday.
Charles K. Kern. school board
president. Will preside, Samuel E.,
Pauh will make the presentation
address and Librarian T.. L. Dicker-
son will make the acceptance ad-
dress. Speakers viii include Mere
dith Nicholson and Rabbi Morris
NJ Feuerhcht
A family dinner celebrating the
Golden wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rauh viii be held tonight
at the Broadmoor Country Club.
Miss Mabel Hunt viii be branch
librarian. assisted by Marian
Greene. Ruth McClurg and Evelyn
Carpenter. The branch will house
1900 books.
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RULE FAVORS COUNCIL
IN PRECINCT DISPUTE
City Body Can Fix Boundaries Says
Corporation Council

Corporation C0uncii.
Oren S. Hack. city corporation
counsel. today held that the city
council has authority to fix the
precinct boundaries for the fall cleo
lion. in an oral opinion to City
Clerk William A. Boyce Jr.
Boyce sought advice from the le-
cal department when the dispute
arose over whether the city council
or county commissioners are au-
thorized by law to designate the
precinct lines. Paul Rathert, cleo
ton chairman. viii discuss the re-
districting of precincts with cOun-
cilmen tonight.
Whether council will take fur
Their action on daylight saving when
the vetoed ordinance is presented
also will be decided at a confer
ence before the regular session.
Some councilmen favor repeating
the ordinance, while others want to
ignore it in view of the state law
prohibiting fast time.
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TWO END OWN LIVES
Another Attempts Suicide at South
Bend Over Week End. g.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 20
Two persons killed themselves and a
third made an attempt to commit
suicide here over the wee-end
Herman G. Brown, Il. Negro shot
himself to death in the servants
quarters of Tippecanoe place. man
sion home Of George NJ. Studebaker.
automobile manufacturer.
Lawrence Sikorski, As, took his life
by slashing his throat,
Mrs. Frances lTaZeSck. 80. is re-
covering in hospital after taking
poison.
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PASTOR OPENS REVIVAL
City's Youngest Minister, the Rev.
VI. II. Coers. Holds Services.

Repentance" will be the subject
Of the revival sermon Of the Rev.
Morris H Coers, pastor Of the
Thirty-hrst Street Baptist church,
Thirty-first and Annette streets. at
the church tonight.
The revival opened Sunday and
Will be continued nightly with the
exception Of Saturday, for an in
definite time.
The Rev. Mr.. COers, who is 20,
is the citys youngest pastor. He will
be aided by the Rev. Fred Postma,
song-leader. Detroit, and the Rev.
&. z. King.
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Instructions

TYPIsT- EARN SIS WEEKLY SPARE
TIME copying manuscripts. Complete
inrtr7jctio1r write for information. DC
efaro APPRECIATED. Pennsylvania Pub
fishing Co. Philipsburg Pa.
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TINE copying manuscripts. Complete in
strlctons Write FOR Information. &c
-rr-3 aDnreciated PENNSYLVANIA
pfTpr rsETNC co. PFuIPSBURG. PA.
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York Gets Edinburgh Keys

Bp IllUrd Press
EDTNBURG. Scotland, May 20
The duke of York will receive the
KEYS Of Edinburgh at HolyrOod Pa
lace tonight, preparatory to occupy
ing the high commissioner S throne
at the opening Of the general as
sembly Of the Church of Scotland
t0r0Or-r0V-
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RECORD SEVERE QUAKE
Earth Tremor SAID to Be $500 Miles
East of Washington.

WASHINGTON May 2o.-A Sc
we're earthquake was recorded to-
day $500 miles east-southeast OF
here on the seiSmograph Of George
town university. Father Torndorf.
selsmologist. announced heer today.
Commencing at 1904 a. N. the
quake reached its maximum hetween
1888 and 1921 a. M. and ended
ou'r~oximately four hours later. he
said.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. M lovely rooms on car line;
references required. Ia. 1913
ASHLAND 1858 unfinished rooms;
furnished; utilities paid. Ii 25o6-
Ala. 1893 Nj and ? rms. kitchenette
apis furnished never been used.
ASHLAND. 1912 furnished connecting
front rooms. private home. adults. phone,
ASHLAND. 1862 rms. sink. gas range,
garage; priv. ent.; furn. He z296. -
RFTIFFONTAINE. I0i3-Furnished, mod
ern nm. upstairs. Private entrance.
BROADWAY. 24l0-RM.. KITCHENETIE'
MOD. FURN- he. zIO1.
CAPITOL. n, 827 - 2 housekeeping rms;
everything furnished; modern: reasonable.
DEL. n. 906-2 rooms furn.; apt: gas
range. So; walk. distance. RI 42J6
FNGITSH. I24O-2 connecting modern rms;
furnished; rea5.; $3.50 Dr. $3.50
FT. WAYNE 64G-Front room; newly deco
rated; everything furn.: mod; reasonan1ec
Ill. 8O5 N.-5AAttractiVely furnished l and
rms. Ii. 9ll8.
ILLINOIS. N 1915 = 2-rm. housekeeping
apartment: completely furnished. 81 week
IRVINGTON-2 large front rms; well fur
nished; garage. 5825 Julian Aye.
REDWOOD. 1922 connecting rooms;
kitchenette; private home. Ia. 5312.
MERIDIAN, s.. 1924 Furnished, house
keeping rooms. Call at Room "a
NORRIS W. I4l4-3 front rooms, &C
commodate or q: call after 3 p n.
NEW JERSEY n l24 Under new man
ogement. rooms RI 4145 -
new JERSEY. III N.-Front I'M. doWnst.'
also rm upstairs. NOD, everything urn
OHIO. E. 500 rooms. 81 week ROOM
SO week; everything turnlshed.
PARK. 1868 large well furn. rms; front.
back porches: adults only.
PARK. 933-Rnl,. kitchenette. alcoVe, also
arm. apt. modern.
PARK, 2l42-New management: newly dec
grated; 2 rm. apt; garage he. 2O0o.
PARK 934-3-rm furn. apt suitable
housekeeping, evrything furn. Ii 5227.
SHERMAN DR.. 2406-Modern. furnished
3-rm apt. downstairs. Oh. 1871.
SOUTH ST. E. 3l7-Furnished rooms;
housekeeping: bath; sleeping room; S1.2O
ST CLAIR. E. 320-Rm., kitchenette,
clean. adults or 2 girls
WALNUT. F.. II5-2 furnished rms; walk.
dist: $40 mo. See housekeeper IN base:
18TH E 909-TWo large front rms. Every
thing furnished. S. Ri. 1889.
BEAUTIFUL WOODRUFF-Nice nm; girl
or couple; $3.50; pri. balcony. Oh. 4l18.
3IST ", 830-2-room apt; furnished;
private entrance adults. IA. l22l-R.
OVEIY-Woodru1. rm., kitcheneUte. Bird
floor. Sc. Large porch yd. On. 4l0o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-20
BANDIT GETS LIFE TERM
Brother of Killer Is Convicted in
Detroit News HoIdup.
UNITED Press

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, May 20.-Tommy Pal
las, brother of Paul Jaworski, motor
ious bandit killer executed in Penn
sylvania last winter. today was SEN
fenced by Recorder Judge Mckay
Skillman to life Imprisonment in
Marquette state prison for first de-
gree murder in connection with the
killing Of Sergeant George Barstad.
during the Detroit News $4,000
payroll holdup last June
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - And
counters. at exceptional prices to reduce
our stock.
F. D. GARDNER & co.
221 E MARYLAND Ii. 1893
see the wonderful new number "a
played on our floor.
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Death Notices

DAVIS. JAMES E.-Age 10 years, father OF
Homer a. and Howard r. Davis. passed
away sunday, Nay 19. at a. m. Funeral
Central chapel. 946 n illinois ST. Friends
invited. Burial IN Crown Hill. Friends
may call at Shirley Bros. after l ?. m.
FOUTS. CLARICE MAE nee Walkerl-Be-
loved wife of Theodore FOuts, mother of
Ihelma Mae. daughter OF Mrs. Ralph
othy and Aionzo Walker. departed this
life Saturday. Nav IS. age II years. Fu-
neral tuesday. NAY q. at residence. 1863
ton Park cemetery Friends invited Fj-
neral under direction of MOORE &
HALL. STELLA B.-Age 81 years, mother
tin, sister OF Mrs. A. +. Dearrey and
Harold S. Martin. passed away MAY 10.
Funeral services at home. 1929 CarrOllton
Bge 2so p 5n IT. Ipes IS 1l May q The
e. church officiating. Friends invited.
Burial washington Park cemetery.
HILL. STEPHEN A DOUGLASS-Age So
wears. beloved husband of Margaret E.
Hin. father Of Mrs. Elite c. Irving, Mrs.
Robert E. Walker. Clarence H. Hill. James
VIM. HILL deceased Mrs. r. A. Ortlepp.
NaSebroad. passed away Sunday. Nav 10.
lbs a. m. Funeral Tuesday Nav 81 5
p M, West Michigan Street NJ. E. Church.
friends invited. Burial Memorial Park.
Michigan St
OLSEN. ELIZABETH RAHN-Beloved wife
of Walter II. Olsen and mother of Alfred
w. and Lester H. Rain, passed away
Friends may cali Sunday and Monday
afternoon and evening at the residence,
$40 E. Washington St. Funeral Tues
day. MAY q, las D. IA. at the residence
and at 230 p. m. at the Emmaus
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Laurel and
orange SITS. Burial al Memorial Park.
Friends invited.
REID. MRS AfARY-Age 90 wears II
months and % DAYS. mother of Thomas
Reid Of indianapolis and Mrs Albert
FauSSet OF 1905 Noble St. Anderson. Ind.
passed away at her daughters residences
in Anderson. Sunday. May 19 Funeral
services private. Tuesday morning. May
q. 10 O'Clock, ct the residence Of her
daughter Mrs. Fausset. Burial al Sim
monds cemetery. Fortville. Ind For fur
Their information, call FINN BROS. FU-
NERAL HOME. Ia. 1885.
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Room for Rent With Board

ATTRACTIVE-Ffont rm.. newly furnished.
nice Ioca. north: home privileges. He 270l.
CHILD TO BOARD-Mother care; priv
ate home. Ch. 4860-R
ROOM AND BOARD - widow private
home Tor employed LADY. Ii. 8947.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM - Private
home garage Ha 304l-J
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :
Storage and Transfer

STORE Your furniture in IRE proof sCor-
age house Private lockers. Paw months
later Special nc charge for hauling
Tor month Of May. Estimates given with
out obligation. can
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR CO.
4i9 t-arket Ri 1850
PACKING SHIFTING Low RATES-On
California shipments. Local and over
land hauling. OTTO J. SUEZ. Ri. 1928
1851 night. Oh 0699W-a579.
General Hauling Of all
binds. s2l E Gath. ". Z. RODOEKER.
wa. 4433: residence. Hu. 2i37
BRTTTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load
large trucks; responsible men. Dr. 76l6.
HTCKS-Local and long distance transfer;
expert piano movers. RI. 6434.
LOCAL-And overland moving; lowest
rates Responsible men. Be. 1868
WILLIAMS TRANSFER-Large covered
trucks: local. overId. $3.50 Id. up. II. 0244
MOVED s2.50-And up; large
covered trucks. Ii. 7790, Oh. 1882.
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Special Notices

REDUCE Rapidly safely. amazing results.
remain slender With Health baths. Room
500. Castle Hall Bldg. $50 +. Ohio Ii. 5oa2
- 50 SIGNAL KHAKI pANTS-Sl IS, s.
1912 waist lis Virginia Ave.
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Help Wanted Male
TWO

Automobile statesmen 70 sell new cars
under $1,000. The SIND ST. MOTOR
SALES co, no f. SIND St. Phone, Ha.
MAN-To book orders for nursery stock
and hire agents. $50 weekly. EXCLUSIVE
territory. Free outfit. EMMONS CO.,
Newark. New YORK.
MACHINISTS ON
AVIATION MOTOR WORK.
GOOD FUTURE. A r 7 H U h
CHEVROLET AVIATION MO-
TORS CORP, 40 w. 10TH.
CRAFTSMAN design work on ma
signers should apply Give full details as
to experience and salary expected. first
letter Write MR.. ROBINSON. Clncln-
natl Milling Machine Co.. Cincinnati. o.
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Help Wanted Female
POSITIONS AVAILABLE

In an industrial cafeteria for women
between the ages Of % and 80; married
food attractively: some one who needs
work and willing to start at bottom and
work up to a position with responsibility:
no previous experience necessary. Write
Box D 1913 Times.
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mattresses; counter
girls and soda dispensers.
PARAMOUNT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Licensed $50 When Bldg
to ASSIST with homework
and care for children good city refer
enceS Ri. 2674.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-20
Miscellaneous for Sale

BABY CARRIAGE-Reed like new reas.
1920 Sturm; between E. Mich. E. Vermont.
BABY CRIB-Simmons springs. mattress;
stroller. rocker, porcelain table. Oh. 6925.
BABY CRIB-And mattress: ivory color;
like new; cheap. DR.. 4555-R.
BREAKFAST SET-S12.50; china closet,
$40: dining table. $3.50: library table,
50. dresser. $3.50. 1912 S. Meridian.
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Apartments for Rent

BELLINGHAM - 1910 Balsan Ave; newly
decorated; Groom apis; S47.5O. utilities
furnished. Wa. 4413.
DELAWARE, N, 8l3-4 rms. bath. heat
water furn. a real place, S35. Ii COBB.
JOHNSON AVE. 37-5 rms, base, attic;
Maplewood Court; nicely dec II. 019.
Fletcher ave; fur and IN
fur: S35 up. See custodian, Apt. No. 2.
TENTH ST, E., 2118ia-4 rooms, semi
modern water furnished, $3.50. Ii. 2260.
WASH, E. 1722-4 rms, unfurn.; modern;
heat, water furn. Garage opt. Ii 408l
WOODIAWN AVE. 854-5-room. upper du-
plex; newly deco: heat furn.; water 1ur:
Ala E. FIFTEENTH ................S4 81 90
1903 Central 81 -9 99
1888 N. Meridian ..........s....s'. 59-0o8
On p pratt 5000
36I5 n Meridian ....,.,..,..... 81. SO
ling College ADMINISTRATIONS. $500
1I2S RToadwav ,....,....,. 43. 90
5345 2 WASHINGTON ......,.s,... 80. 90
35f5 N penn ....,,,......... 900
1944 q WASHINGTON ...,......... 43 90
1920 Park ...................... $3.50
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES.
TO Union Title.
2A6Q
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Situations Wanted Female

EXPERIENCED-Gir wants laundry to
bring home; half day work. He. 3248.
CASHIER OR CLERICAL WORK-Experi-
enced Call Miss Marvel, Oh 1874.
&PERIENCED-LaU ndress wants washing;
called for and delivered He. 31l9
BUTLER STUDENT-WiH care for children
afternoons and evenings Hu. 4786.
LADY-40; desires good position; refer
encnS Ri q171.
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Radio and Equipment

RADIOS-New Holster A-C: big discount;
easy terms free demonstrations. II
23O2-M "
RADIO REPAIR-By experts. aerials:
eliminators. spkers. or any make sets. we
Know How EAST END RADIO. Oh. 4o33
ATWATER KENT-Radio complete with
tubes and speaker. $3.50. CLAYPOOb
MUSIC SHOP. 105 w. Washington St.
R. C. A. loud speaker;
used months; reasonable. Hu. 1880.
USED RADIOS
10 good used radios; all models; COM
plete 500 so: SIS down. Sl25 week.
AZ Monument circle Ii 1887
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Barter and SUop

HUBBARD OVEN-Like new; will trade
for automobile or what have you? 24O6
English Ave. DR.. 1928.
1922 FORD SEDAN-Body to trade for
roadster body. Oh. 0862.
WATCH-NeW Elgin; to trade for diamond
ring or what have YOU? Ii 1856.
WILL exchange my lot for rental equity?
What have you? Be 1857.
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Situations Wanted Moie

PAPER CLEANING wANTED-s1OO per
room. Oh. 266l-J.
TRUCK DRIVER-I have had wholesale
and retail sales experience. Or. 2074-W.
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Store-Omce Supplies

T--pEwPTTER- A " / Co grade and
new portables; all mak9s. See the new
inuGeI bennington portable. Rentals. seIV-
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 49, N. Meridian St.. Board
Of Trade Bldg II. 1922.
WAREHOUSE SCALES-2-ton; very reas-
enable. Indianapolis Scale Co.. $40 Z.
Wash. st -
SPECIAL RENTAL RATES-s250 and up.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER co. S42
Consolidated Bldg. Ii. 47l2.
CALL US-For rebuilt typewriters also re-
pairing KING TYPEWRITER EX-. 2O5
Mass Ave. Ii. $40.
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APARTMENT RENTAL
BUREAU
Let us help you find an apartment we
take you in our car. No obligation OF
course. Ri. 1871.
THOROUGHLY modern 2. 3. 4 and 5-room
apartment; 3 locations north. east. and
Fl. IT. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building.
upper duplex; newly dec;
garage utilities furn.; S35. Ia. 1870
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
Houses and Flats Furnished
GOODLET. 1898 rooms. bath. garage,
heat water furnished. Be. 1583-R.
NORTH SIDE-6 rooms, furnished; for
summer; no children; ref. Wa. 0647.
RILEY, N, 49, rms. bath. upper du-
pick; everything. furn.; adults. II. 3013
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FORD TOURING, I92T-Excellent condi-
ton throughout: $50 down
CARR AUTO SALES CO.,
5436 z. Wash. st. II. 1924.
FORDs-A nice Complete stock at times.
The Frank Hatfield Co., cas- n. CAPITOL
ave. Authorized Ford dealers.
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J H, TAYLOR TRANS. & STORAGE: sPE-
CIAL PRICE OVERLAND-To or from
Cricago st. Louis. Detroit Cleveland or
other cities. Or SOIL or Ri. 4265.
BORNMAN TRANSFER O.-satisfactorV
moving service: overland trucking Of
furniture and freight. Oh. 5571.
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Storage and Transfer

TO build by contract houses. garages
fences; also repairing estimates. permits
Z. L. NOEL. 1lz0 Park Ii 4l38
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oINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric drop heads. repair all makes.
125 ". WASHINGTON. RI. 9718.
TNCER-Portable; electric; S25; and
dropheads $25 like new; open evenings
1913 Virginia Ave.
Passenger family boats: reas.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
Polnfret

Miss Ester Gustafson has left for weekend party in the Berkshires.
 Dr.. and Mrs. W. B. olmsted are expected this week from Bass Rocks, Kansas.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Foley and moth CT. Mrs. Mary Foley, are motoring through Canada.
 Little Hugh and James Murphy sons Of Mir. and Mrs Hugh Murphy, spent two weeks in Boston, Mass.
 Work is progressing on the sum mer homes of Henry Holt and General Carson. near the Mashewson corner.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frederic C. Goodridge are cruising cn their yacht Miss Helen Goodridge is visiting on Long Island.
 Miss Elliott eft Orchard House on Wednesday to visit with Mir. and Mrs. Francis Crowninshield at Glou- cester, Mass.
 Word has been received that Peter deFlorez is a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Louis L. Lorillard at Le Touquet, France, prior to going with his father to shoot in Scotland fer fortnight.
 Mrs. W. A. Fishman and sister, Mrs. Foley. also Margaret Foley mo- tored through Boston. Manchester-by- the-sea, and spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Jee Lindgren in Clifton dale, Mass.
 Lawrence Perkins, who has been spending the summer in France, will sail for America Augut 3lst on the "Conte Grande' Russell Perkins and Miss Renee Perkins will sail from France on September goth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur B. Lapsley and Mir. and Mrs. John c. Butler are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles van Brunt Cushman at Saratoga where they have house for Augnst and Mr Cushman's horses from Eastlands are prominent in the races.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
pONl,

BELI-In Putnam, at the Day hlm- hall Hospital, Aug. 10, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Herman Bell ot Harrisville, k. l. y. LOOS-ln Putnam, at the Day Nm ball Hospital, Aug. i5, daughter to MT. and Mrs. August Loos oi Pomfret. .lo nay KENYON-In Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Aug. ID, son, orren E. Kenyon. IT,, to Mr and Mrs. Orren F. Kenyon of Moosup' BAKER-In Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Aug. l1, daugh. ter to Mir. and Mrs. Percy Baker oi Pomfret. h.. WICE-In Putnam, at the bns Kimbali Hospital, Aug. Is, daugh' ter to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas hraw' ice of North Grosvenordale.
 ROBILLARD-In North Grosvenor' dale. Aug. l7, a daughter, Theresa Robillard, to Mir. and Mrs. Peter Robillard.
 BLAINE Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Aug. IS. daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Arsens Blaine of North Grosvenordale.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

Mrs. Louis de Florez motored to Boston on Wednesday, remaining over night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Swain arriv- ed In New York on the s. :. Bremen on Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Carson spent the week end with her uncle, General Sumner, in Cambridge, Mass.
 The Rev. Fuller of Putnam will preach at the First Congregational church on Sunday morning next.
 Miss Caroline whyiand arrived al Topsfield on Tuesday evening, after a three weeks visit in Fairlee, Vermont.
 The annual picnic for the children and friends of Christ Church parish, took place at Roseland Park on We'd nesday.
 Miss Katherine. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Helen Moves returned to Stamford by motor on Monday, Mrs Joseph Moves remaining a few days more at Topsfield.
 Mrs. Barthold Sehlessinger, who has been at the Day kimball Hospital for a week, recovering from a slight operation, returned to her unele's, The Naples, on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank II. Bigelow and Miss Elizabeth Bigelow have gone to Nova Scotia for a short stay. Mir. John Bigelow spent the weekend with his elassmate, Mir Noel Sanbourn.
 Miss Elinor Mathewson's nieces, thu Misses Hope, Marian and Jane Ma thewson, and their mother, Mrs. Hen ry Mathewson; and Mir. Bush oi Cambridge, Mass. arrived at kos Hill Farm on Tuesday. The engage ment of Miss Jane Mathewson to MT Bush has recently been announced.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
PhoeniXvllle

Mrs. Gabreish and family will move to Superior. Michigan, the first Of the month.
 Mrs. Arthur Gillette of Williman- tic spent last week here, the guest oi relatives.
 Stephen Rasehe and family of New York are at their home on the hill Tor a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Clemens spent Sunday at the home of Harvey George at Stafford Springs.
 Wilfred J. Latham has opened hlss house for few weeks while employed nearby surveying roads.
 Miss Amy Arnold Is spending n few weeks with Mrs. George spaid- ing. Miss Arnold's home IS m florl- da.
 Rev. Paul Sanger and family oi Chanlin leave for a months vacation in Virginia, their former home state Auugst 20th.
 Mrs. Eugene Jones of Groton and her aunt. Mrs. Nettie Lyon, spent Sat, Sat urday in Union, attending the ola Home Day celebration.
 Recent callers at Roy Clemens in- eiuded MT. and Mrs. William Clemens of Goodyear, Mir. and Mrs. Harvey George and son Clayton of Stafford Springs, Glen Martin of Goodyear Eber Huntington of Newark, N' J' and Mrs. Baker of New London
 The committee of arrangements TO, ioi the annual reunion to be held at tn. . ouadie school in September, met a' inc home of Newton A. Ballard IT Putnam Saturday evening, to plan i9l ,l inc coming event, which will be helc Saturday, September l4th. Ine com pni mittee members are Newton A. bai lard and Asa Ross of Putnam, Oscal M wnnyan and Mrs. George Teift ol Tbompson. Miss Gladys Munyan ol Worcester. and Mrs. Roy Clemens oi Phoenixville. -
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
East Putnam

Mrs. A. D. Jenner spent Wednes- day in Scituate.
 Mrs. William Roberts and son Charles are visiting relatives in Long Island.
 Miss Dorothea Law and Francis Montville are at a camp as delegates of the All Club.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Burrill enter tained relatives from Boston and Worcester Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Babbitt are en- tertaining MT. Babbitt's sisters from Chicago and Worcester.
 Miss Minnie A. Gibson of Worces- ter spent the week with her brother, E. c. Gibson, and family. Miss Marion Hayden and Walter Hayden spent several days with rel atives in Killingly Center. The church service will be omitted Sunday next as Rev. S. F. Main is at lending the Willimantic camp meet 7ing.