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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-03
Hazegrove
BY MRS. RAY H~AzLEGRovE

Ray Hazlegrove ana Frank Ora,
were In futile Monday.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre was shopping
In futile Monday.
Jack Stewart and daughter Adrain,
and sons wallace and Jackie callet
at Ray Hazlegrove's one day thi
week.
Nj. and Mrs. oodfried webe,
called at the Carrie KRAFT houne
Friday night.
Martha Kraft called at. the Raj
Hazlegrove home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray and Maq
Opal Gray were shoppers In futile
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Merets called
at Ray Hazlegrove's one day THU
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Gareb and fam.
lily have moved northeast Of futile
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and Miss Rose
Marie Gargen were shopping Ia
Arena Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove and
Miss Pauline Wolf were shopptng IN
Arena Saturday night. !.
Ed Wagner was . shopper Ia
Arena Saturday.
Sam Beppis was In Arena Saturday
night.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Gray and son
Robert and daughter Mary Lea and
Mrs. s. O. Gray drove up from Petit
bone Saturday and were overnight
and Sunday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray. Mrs. s. o.
Gray remained for & weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Haxlegyove were
dinner guests at tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gray Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Hazlegrove Is now feeling
better and Is able to be up and out
but not able to do her work yet.
Ed Wagner, Miss Pauline Wolff and
Albert, Elsie and Martha Bazzert
were supper guests Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drumm.
MI. and Mrs. Jake Ganthmer and
daughter and MI. and Mrs. Titus
and son Of New Leipzig were guests
Saturday night and Sunday ct the
Christ Wolff home. Mrs. Ganthmer
is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Wolff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Neff and three
sons, Alex, Harold and Arthur and
baby son were guests at the Christ
Wolff home Sun6sy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Whittner Of
New Leipzig are now visiting at the
Rath home.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHRIST Wolff and
daughter Hilda and Caroline were In
futile one day this week.
Miss Sylvia Stewart Is teaching
school north of Goodrich.
Lawrence and Ruth Thielirg have
started to high school In futile this
week.
virgie Webster started to school
at the Joe Goldsmith school Mon
day, Sept. 20.
The Misses Helen, Htlda and Oar
oline Wolf and friends attended the
show in Wing Saturday night.
Thomas Merets had threshers this
week.
Adam Shopp Of Montana Is here
visiting at the Carrie Kraft home.
Mr.. end Mrs. Joe Goldsmith and
family and MI. AMI Mrs. Milt Gold
smith and family were among those
shopping In futile this week.
Jack Stewart and son Wallace
drove cattle to futile Monday.
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Welch's Spur
By r R. M. WEIGH

Jack 1shniael called on Robert
WEIGH Monday.
- Glen Oder called on the Doppler
boys Monday evening. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Skinner and
family called at the Jack 1shmael
home Monday afternoon.
Robert WEIGH and children called
at the Jack Ishmael, John WEIGH and
Ed. Doppler homes Monday evening.
Lawrence Doppler, Marcus Trem-
bly, and Robert Welch did some late
combining this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean of Bismarck
called at the Horace Dulam and Ro-
bert Welch homes Tuesday. They
made a town Of their several farms
in this vicinity.
Horace Dulam received quite a
scare while in the bayfield, Tuesday
afternoon. Upon glancing in the
direction of his home he saw a heavy
smoke arising. Upon arriving home
he found Mrs. Dulam burning rub
bish in the yard.
Marcus Trembly called at the Geo.
McMurrich home Tuesday to do some
repair work on Mrs. McMurrick's
car.
Clarence Dorman has been work.
ing for John Craven for a couple OF
weeks.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety of Stewartsdale will give their
annual chicken supper in the Ste
wartsdale church basement Friday,
October 3.
Robert WEIGH called on his uncle,
A. D. WEIGH, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Doppler. motored
to Bismarck Thursday. They called
at the Robert Welch and A. d. WEIGH
homes in the evening.
The Stewartsdale Missionary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. Otto
Dorman Thursday afternoon. Quite
a number Of the members were pres
emit and a nice afternoon was spent.
Arrangements were made for the
chicken supper to be held at the
church October 8.
Jack Ishmael finished his thresh-
ing the end of this week. He still
has some to do for Earl Snyder.
Mrs. A. D. WEIGH called on Mrs.
Robert Welch Thursday afternoon.
Ed. Doppler received word from
Minnesota that his aged mother
would have to have one Of her limbs
amputated Immediately. Grandmoth-
err Doppler has been very poorly
since spring.
Mrs. John Meland and little
nephew and niece and Mrs. Robert
Welch and children called on Mrs.
Ed. Doppler Friday evening. Mrs.
VIM. Johnson called at the Doppler
home also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and
three children, Mrs. George Varnum
and nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nieland and Mrs. Snyder and
children, Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
children, Ed. Doppler, John Craven,
Clarence Dorman and Mr.. and Mrs.
John WEIGH and family were all in
Bismarck Saturday.
Little Robert and Laura WEIGH
have started in the little folks
catechism class held in St. Mary's
school every Saturday afternoon
from 2 until a o'clock. Eleanor and
Eld0n Snyder, nephew and neice of
Mrs. John Nieland, will also attend.
Most of the young people Of their
vicinity attended the Allensworth
barn dance Saturday evening. An
other dance is planned for Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WEIGH visited
at the Robinson home near Stewards
dale Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin WEIGH and
family called at the o. P. WEIGH and
Robert WEIGH homes Sunday eve
ming.
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Alta
BY KARL SCHATZ

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatz made
a business trip to M e lusky. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scheaffer and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blotter and fam
lily were Pickardville shoppers Sat-
urday.
Sarah Schatz visited at the Philip
Wentz home Saturday.
Karl Schatz and son Thafield and
John Stroh went to a sale near Wing
Tuesday.
Fred Bender called at the Karl
Schatz home Wednesday.
Chas. Larson was in McClusky
Monday.
Jack Coombs spent Saturday eve
ming in McClusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Diede were call.
ers at the L. Adams home Saturday.
Mike B0chee called at the H.
Schatz home Thursday.
Sarah and Pauline Schatz spent
the weekend at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kleingartner
We're McClusky shoppers Saturday.
Thafield Schatz called at the John
Anderson home Saturday.
Mrs. Karl Schatz, Edmund and Ed
win spent Saturday night at Nc
| Clusky.
John Schlichenmayer was in this
community Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatz motored
to Turtle Lake Thursday.
Jake Hochhalter was hauling grain
Monday.
Fred Bender and family were Will
ton shoppers Monday.
Edwin lSchatz called at the John
Stroh home Tuesday.
Emil Stroh made a business trir
to McClusky Monday.
Edward Schatz called at the Car
Schatz home Wednesday.
Charlie Larson spent Saturday
night at McClusky.
MI. and Mrs. Gotleib Schatz were
visitors at the Karl Schatx home
Sunday.
Ed. Curly motored to McClusky
Sunday.
Henry Schatz visited at the Kar
Schatz home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Karl Schatz and Mrs. Got
leib Schatz, Edwin, Thafield, Paulin.
and Sarah motored to Wilton Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zelmer, VIII.
spent the past five years in Canada
returned to the home Of their par
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Sterling
BY E R. STEWART

Mrs. Bill Clarke and Miss May were
town callers Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Ernest johnson &C
companied- by Miss Violet Walgren,
were Sterling callers Tuesday night.
Ed. Smith was a town caller We'd
neSday.
Tyler johnson and son Alton were
Driscou and Arena callers Thursday.
Mrs. Tyler johnson called on Mrs.
Roscoe Parker Thursday.
Miss Madge Runey Of Bismarck was
q town caller Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Clarke and Miss vio-
let, also Miss Anna Schaper, were
Bismarck shoppers Wednesday.
Roscoe Parker called at the Tom
Stewart home Thursday.
The p. T. A. which was held In
the schoolhouse Thursday night, was
well attended. It was the first meet
ing of the year.
w. E. Runey was a town caller FRI
day night.
Miss Dorothy Zuraff visited with
Miss Pauline Fuehere Thursday.
Tuck" Hall was a town caller Fri
day night.
Mrs. Ed. Gibson was a town caller
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson and
son Alton, also Raymond johnson
and Lyle Wick, were Bismarck shop
pers Wednesday.
Miss Violet Walgren and mother,
Mrs. Beystrom, called on Mrs. Law
renee Mork Monday.
Mr.. and Mn. L. B. Smith were
Bismarck shoppers Monday.
Raymond johnson was q Bismarck
caller Tuesday.
H. J. Brownawell has started build
ing a new oil station ca the west
side Of the cemetery.
The Sterling ball team played the
Mckenzie ball team on the Mckenzie
diamond Friday. The score was 6 ia
Is in favor Of Mckenzie.
Tyler johnson and son Alton called
at the Jake Heaton ranch en- route
to Bismarck Friday.
Lyle Wick was a Mckenzie caller
Sunday.
Donald Laud, who is employed al
Motif, called at the Tyler johnson
home Sunday.
Tyler johnson and son Alton were
Dr1scOll callers Friday.
Mrs. Chas. McClouard and daugh.
ters Ruth and Katherine called at thu
ChaS. Rochester home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart anS
family and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Stewar
OF Driscou were Sunday dinner guest;
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gotleib Zelmer,
where they will make their future
home.
Christ Curley visited the Henry
Schaffer home Sunday.
Edward and Henry Schatz motored
to McClusky Sunday evening.
Fred and Jake Curley were Wis
itors at the Ed. and Hank Schatz
farm Sunday.
Henry and Johnny Scheaffer and
Christ Curley were visitors at the
Karl Schatz home Sunday.
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Wilson
y MRS. JOHN A. BERG

MI. and Mrs. Edward Berg and sons
Harry and Ray visited at the VIM.
Wagner home Sunday evening.
wilton shoppers Saturday evening
were Sam Berg and family, VIM.
Wagner and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Wagner and son Melvon and
Lewis Wagner and family.
Sam Berg called at the A. II.
Heinle home Saturday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Hoffman OF Nc
Clusky visited ct the Sam Berg home
Sunday.
Sam Berg was . business caller In
Washhurn Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner visited
at the Sam Berg home Sunday.
Earl and Albert Mo Colister called
at the John Berg homo Sunday.
Hedge Aacker Of Iowa and ]. o.
Hack Of Beach, N. D., called ct the
John Berg home Sunday. Mr.. Aach-
er was looking after some land IN
this township.
MI. and Mrs. John Berg were Mer-
Ger shoppers Saturday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Bauer and Miss
Lydia Wolf were Bismarck shoppers
Saturday.
sunday dinner guests. ct the Christ
Wolf home were Rev. and Mrs. A.
Gering, Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Bauer and
family, and 0edeon Ketterling.
Nj. and Mrs. George Wagner Of
near Washburn visited at the Fred
Heimiller home Sunday.
Sunday evening visitors ct the
Philip Wall home were Mr.. and Mrs
John J. Reuer OF Turtle Lake, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Berg and family.
NJ. and Mrs. Rubin Nathan and
son Of Mercer visited at the Lewis
Wagner home Sunday, also MI. and
Mrs. Henry 0esele and daughter Lila
/ spent the afternoon there.
Qottlieb Wall, Philip Wall and
Tom Wall motored to Montana b
truck to get q tractor for philir
| Wall.
Henry Gesele called at the Johu
Berg, home Tuesday evening.
Miss Helen Redington ana Miss Ia
Hayes, and Hugh Redington motored
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Mckenzie
BY MRS. T. T. HUGHES

/ Mrs. M. b. Reed was a visitor at
the M. j. Belcher home Saturday.
John Betz purchased a new sedan
Tuesday. :
The All club, under the direction
OF Mrs. p. p. Bliss was entertained
Saturday afternoon at the Henry
Lewis home with Miss Ruth Lewis
as hostess. There were six members
and two visitors present. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent, Miss Esther Watson. Several
songs were sung after the business
meeting. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted
by her mother, Mrs. II. Lewis.
Lawrence Madland is the owner Of
q new q purchased last week.
Mrs. p. p. Bliss called on Mrs. Edna
Putnam at the L. e. Heaton, sr.,
home Saturday afternoon.
The Royal Neighbors lodge held
their regular meeting in the hall
Thursday night with 20 members
present. It was decided to give a
chicken supper in the hall Oct. 8.
Committees were appointed. After
the regular business session drill
practice followed.
Miss Lillian Watson, who teaches
at Wilton, spent the weekend here
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Watson.
Floyd Belk of Sterling was a caller
In Mckenzie Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. e. w. Anderson called on Mrs.
G. e. Crum Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler Of near Ster-
ling moved In the west rooms Of the
B. A. Drawer house Tuesday. Mr..
Kohler is employed at the j. F. Wild
fang home.
Gust Petroff visited friends in Bis
marck over the weekend.
II. s. F'airchild of Sterling pur.
chased a barn from Willis Belk Sat-
urday.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Watson enter
tanned Miss Sanborn at dinner Sum
day, MI. and Mrs. Watson accom-
panied by Miss Sanborn motored to
Wilton Sunday evening to take Miss
Lillian Watson back to Wilton after
spending the weekend with her
parents.
The All club under the direction Of
Mrs. Isabelle Colby held a meeting
Saturday afternoon at the H. Larson
home with Miss Vivian Larson as
hostess, eight members and one Wis
itor being in attendance. Dorothy
Woods Of Menoken was the visitor.
The club will have their banquet
Oct. 10 in Bismarck.
Mrs. M. A. Doucette spent Friday
and Saturday visiting her sister Mrs.
Joe Coder Of Moffit.
Henry Lewis and e. Van Dyne went
on q hunting trip to Long Lake Sun
day afternoon, returning with a nice
bunch of ducks.
Little Sarah Swanick spent Monday
night visiting Katherine Hughes
Louis feathers delivered hogs to L
z. Heaton Monday. Mr.. Heatou
shipped a car Of hogs Tuesday.
Mrs. G. r. Jacobson and daughters
Ardella and Norma of Bismarck and
Mrs. M. A. Doucette were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the T. r
Hughes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert Of
Arena were Monday evening visitors
at the L. E. Heaton Jr. home.
MI. and Mrs. n. r. Crum anc
family of futile were Sunday visitor.
Of Mr.. G. E. Crum.
Mi. and Mrs. J. b. Swanick, Mrs
@. =. Crum and r. d. Crum motorel
to Mandan Monday.
I ~ NHnkA ri -, EH
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r. G
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NEWS OF OUR NElCHBORS
drs. Owen Mcintyre Wednesday aft

Mrs. Owen Mcintyre Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Ben Boss, Ralph Leach called at
Bert Glanvilles Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville, Mr..
and Mrs. kllen Frazier and Ed Wag-
ner attended the Chris Helm sale
from this vicinity Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Goldsmith were
Sunday afternoon callers at the Nc
1ntyre home.
Mrs. Bert Granville, Mrs. Owens
Mcintyre, Mrs. r. G. Halver. Mrs. J..
J. Scallow, and Mrs. Ed Larson at
tended Homemakers meeting held at
Mrs. Joe Scallons Friday afternoon.
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Still
BY b. r. HAGsTROM

Mrs. Louis Bergquist and daugh-
ter Lillian Of WaShburn visited sun.
day with her sons-in law and daugh-
ter. MI. and Mrs. Ned Asplund.
Leona Broehl called at the Mar.
tin Strand home Sunday.
Mrs Edwin johnson visited Friday
with her folks, MI. and Mrs. John
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Law were call
: at the Conrad johnson home
Tuesday.
Axel Asplund, Mr.. and Mrs, Ned
Asplund and son David were shoppers
IN Wilton Tuesday.
Eric Pearson helped Harry Triska
with some work one day last week.
Marvin and Malinda Manning Of
Regain called at the Hasstrom home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Asplund and
family Of Bismarck visited over the
weekend with Walfred Asplund.
Miss Benneu Pearson started
school In Baskerville township last
week. after being absent the first
three weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Swedish
Mission church met Thursday. Sent.
Is. with Mrs Henry Danielson with
. good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad johnson. con
George and daughters Helen and Bur
Nadine were shoppers in Bismarck
Thursday.
Edwin johnson motored to Naush-
ton Friday.
Axel Asplund, George johnson.
Eric Pearson and Mr8. signe john
son called at the Hagstrom home one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bergquist OF
Washhurn were dinner guests ct the
J. sandelin home Sunday.
The Reva. Ottoson and Backman OF
Minnesota. closed q series of mettincs
held In the Swedish Mission church
Sunday evening"
Albert, son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Ola
Hagstrom. LETT Monday for. Dickiuson
where he enrollS q q student in the
Dickinson Normal school. Ma Hae-
strom and son Oscar took him to
Mandan.
The Rev. and Mrs. oster and
daughter Mary visited Tuesday With
Mrs. 6igne johnson.
Carl windmill Of Wilton spent
Monday with George johnson.
The Revs. Backman and Ottoson
were dinner guests Of Mr.. ana Mn.
Chas. Lind Saturday.
Axe1 Asplund. Mr.. and Mr.. John
Law LETT Saturday morning by -
70 Fargo. They plan to stay q week
ano attend special meetin9A.
The people Of the community viii
be happy to hear Of the marriage 81
Miss Agnes Tosseth to Elhert Wa
ins 4 Fargo. The young couple are
making their home In Fargo while
MRS. Watkins Is q student q. the
1nterstate Business college and MI.
Watkins = . student at the "A. o."
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The army has approximately 100
carriers pigeons.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
possibility Of reorganization under
the receiyership.

possibility Of reorganization under
the receivership.
Browns name figured in press dis
patches from Chicago last week re-
lating testimony before the United
States senate committee which is
investigating alleged irregularities
in postofhce leases.
The committee had been told
Brown had been accorded favorit-
ism in the awards because, it was
testified. he claimed a close friend
ship with Harry S. New, former
postmaster general. Brown ridiculed
the charges.
Brown resides at 1925 North
Meridian street. He declined to
make any statement regarding the
Postal Station bank receivership.
Browns appointment will be to
the best interest of the trust Nc
Master stated.
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CHURCH BACKS
FUND DRIVE OF
STATE COLLEGE
$1,50O,000 Campaign for
Hanover to Be Staged
by PreSbyterianS.

Immediate survey of Presbyterian
churches in the state, preparatory
to a $1,5OO,OOO campaign for Han
over college, was decided upon
Thursday at a meeting of the col
lege board of trustees at the Co
lumbia Club.
Indiana synod of the church voted
to support the drive at a meeting
in Indianapolis in October.
Approximately 100000 of the
proposed fund is to be devoted to
construction Of a new administra-
ton building, chapel and dormitory
and the remainder applied to the
endowment fund fthe school.
Object of the survey, DR.. Albert
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RECEIVER FOR
POSTAL STATION
BANK is NAMED
Raymon D. Brown Put in
Charge of Institution
by Court.

First steps toward liquidation OF
assets of the Postal Station State
bank, closed Oct. % with the City
Trust Company, parent organiza-
ton, were being considered today
with appointment of Raymond D.
Brown, president of the United
Postoffice Corporation, as receiver.
Brown was appointed Thursday
afternoon by Judge William S.
RIcMaster of the superior court four
and provided $4,000 bond.
At a receivership hearing Monday
AIcN1aster found the bank insolv-
ent. Dick Miller, president of City
Trust, indicated there might be a
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round table conference adjourned
Indefinitely.
The next plenary session will de-
pend on the progress Of experts
forming the federal relations COM
mittee in discussions Of the federal
and unitary system of government.
The expert viii meet for the first
time Monday.
Macdonald enyisioned India as
"a federation which is flexible,
which meets midas historical in
heritance, which enables mergings,
which embodies the authority Of the
state and the liberty of the indi-
vidual."
His speech made it clear that the
conference was almost in complete
agreement on creation Of federal
form Of government, that is a gov
eminent which would join the
many Indian states with British
India with view to attainment Of
dominion status.
The rich maharajahs Of powerful
Indian states united with the rep
resentatives of the lower castles
and classes In demanding form
Of self-government.
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FEDERAL FORM
OF SELF-RULE,
OFFER TO india
Macdonald Makes No Hint
of Dominion Status in
Speech to Farley.

By United Press
LONDON, Nov. 21-Ofer Of a
federal form Of government for
India but no hint of immediate do
minion status was contained in a
carefully guarded speech by Pre-
mier J. Ramsay Mcdonald at the
round table conference on India to-
day.
Macdonald, concluding the second
plenary session Of the conference,
said the Indians were not in po-
sition to produce at once a static or
permanent constitution, but that
one must be evolved over a period of
time.
After McDonald's speech the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
ROBBERY is THWARTED
Man, So, Fights Off Two Thieves;
Strikes One With Hammer.

Graphing with two men who were
in his garage, Charles Hausser, SO, of
GIG North Tacoma avenue, sue
ceeded in thwarting a robbery at
tempt Friday night.
Hausser told police he found the
men in the garage and demanded
to know what they were doing there.
He said one man grabbed him and
he hit him with hammer.
The other grappled with him but
both fled and boarded an auto that
was in the alley in rear of the
garage, Hausser told police.
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G. Parker. president OF the board.
said is to determine if the churches
Of the synod are equal to the cam
paign.
New members elected to the board
are Mrs. Glenn Hills, Kokomo;
Mrs. James P. Goodrich. Indianap-
oils and Winchester, wife of the
former Governor, and Fred Mills
of Indianapolis.
Donald DuShane, Columbus
schools superintendent, was made
second ce-president of the board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

Compare these Heaters with any On the
market, they are finished in rich brown color,
will save you fuel and give you the maximum
amount Of heat.
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Two Men Sentenced

BIZ United Press
WARSAW, ind, Nov. 21.-Harry
Stetson and Frank McGinty, ar
rested here ten days ago when
found in possession of dynamite
caps and nitro glycerine. pleaded
guilty to attempting to rob a local
filling station. Each was given a
sentence of three to ten years in the
state reformatory.
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TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. III
New officers of the Indiana Coal
Operators Association elected at a
meeting here are Homer Talley,
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president: Harvey Cartwright, sec
retary-treasurer; Hugh Shirkie, ".
j. Freeman, John Templeton, Homer
Talley. Dave Ingle, H. M. Ferguson
and B. H. Schnull, directors.
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Building Permits

Charles Baldwin. dwelling. 7is South r.
vington. $500.
Andy Lippert. repairs. sO9-11 Terrace,
$3.50.
Peel Bros Starch Company. warehouse.
1915 South Drover $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1930-07-11
KEEPING OUR END UP

In most aspects of life, people hate
to fall behind. The man who is run
ming a race hates to come in behind
his competitors. The boys of an ath-
letic team hate to show less ability
than their rivals. In social life peo-
pie hate to seem less interesting
than their associates.
We need more of this spirit in our
life as residents in a community.
People should hate to fall behind
their neighbors. The man who looks
at his disorderly grounds should
hate to see how poorly his place
compares with some neighbor who
cleans up. If people could realize
what an unfavorable impression is
made in Milford, or any other town,
by those who fall behind, they would
not permit themselves to be outdis-
tanced by their neighbors in the care
they give their surroundings.