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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
Bobby Jones Hangs Up Clubs as Amateur
Cameron Courts
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co..
COUNTY

CAMERON COUNTY
]. ]. Heidi. Annie Heidi, to John
Glatz: All north 20 acres, block 2,
Collins Sub. $1,000 etc.
Paul Wells. Veda Wells, to J. j.
Willingham; North 5.66 acres, blk.
IS. survey AZ; $1,000 etc.
N. H. Baldwin. Betty Baldwin TO
Paul Wells; North 5,66 &C. of blk.
Is. Sur. AZ. $1,000 etc.
j. w. Rhone to c. II. Hamilton:
All town lots IS. IA. Is, is. block
10. Harrington. 100000.
j. T. Gallant. Primma Gallant
TO l.. G. Bankhead. Era Bankhead:
Lot Z. block 6. Second Adm. San
Benito $1,000 etc.
Glenn c. Farris, Madge Farris TO
Hill Cooke; Lot 3. block 1873. Orig.
Townsite Harrington: $1,000 etc.
Juan Benavides to Pedro AEuilar:
Lot IS, Alta Addn. La Paloma:
$1,000.
John w. Bett. vs.. Jessie Belts.
TO G. @. Henson: Univ. Z lots /.
2. 3. block Fl. Third Addn. San Be-
nito. $1,000 etc.
Farmers State Bank to z. D
Reed; Lots z. 8. 9. 10. II. u, block
AZ, Third Addn. San Benito; $1,000
etc.
A. r. Parker to Al and Lloyd
Parker. Inc: South ten acres As.
81. IL, Q. Is. Monte Grande Sub:
$1,000 etc.
Al Parker Sec. Company to Mrs.
Bertha Theobald: South 297 &C.
block Al: and north $50 &C. block
40. La Feria Id. & Ir. Co: s657o0 90.
Cristoba1 Longoria 20 WILDER
Scholes; 1871 acres, out OF La Fe-
ria Grant: $4,000.
w d. Jeffress. Martha Summers
Jeffress. to Sam Bolts: Undiv. Is
int. in lots I, 2. blk. p. Harlin-
gent; $4,000.
". D. and Martha Summers JET
fress. 10 w. Z. Jeffres: Undiv. i-6
int. in lots l., 2, block %, Harlin-
gen: $4,000.
Leo Reed to David Walter Mer-
rift; Lot 10, block ~. town OF
Combes: $1,000. etc.
T. +. Maher TO L. Raw Carter
Lot !. block z. West Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
T. F. Mahre 70 I. Raw Carter:
Lot So. Genital Blvd. IN block z"
$1,000 etc.
T. r. Maher to +. Raw Carter,
Lot ?. blk. "Z". West Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
A. Z. Purvis. ct al. 70 Bert NJ
Cromack: Lot s. blk. /. Second
Adm. San Benito. $1,000 etc.
Cuates Dew. CO. to Henry East,
block SO. Rice TT. Sub. 1000 etc.
w. @. Mathes 10 Felix Salinas
Juana Leal de Salinas: Lots 80. 81
90. 80. "a. block u. Lot s. blk 10
Colonia Alta Vista Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
w. G .Mathes. 70 Luz Ceramics.
Lot 81. blk. Is. Colonia La Paloma
Map Of Combes Reserve in adjoin-
ing city San Benito. $1,000 etc.
Port Isabel Irrie. Co. 10 G. II. Hol-
comb: East 1902 &C OF blk 9. PIT
Isabel Irrig. Sub. sh 80 unit ?. Bay.
view Citrus Groves: $1,000 etc.
Al and Lloyd Parker. Inc. to En-
ma G. Plat: South seven &C in blk
5. Orange Grove PIX. S3,32500.
Houston Bldg. e. In. Assn. to J
T. Coursev: Tot 9. blk /. Nicholson
Pl1ce. Third Filing, Harrington;
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on the 9th day OF
February. A. D. 1929. George Per-
anteau executed a Deed OF Trust,
conveying 10 J. A. Terral, A Trustee,
the real estate herein described
TO secure c. II. Colgin trustee
in the payment Of l. debt therein
described, said Deed OF Trust be-
ing recorded in Volume 81 at pages
258-62 OF the Deed OF Trust Records
OF Cameron County, Texas, and
Whereas default has occurred In
the payment of said indebtedness,
and the same IS now wholly due anu
the owner and holder OF said debt
has requested the undersigned 10
sell said property TO satisfy said
indebtedness;
NOW. THEREFORE, Notice Is
hereby given that on Tuesday, the
second day of December. A. D. 1880,
between ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ, I will sell said real
estate at the door OF the County
Court House in Brownsville.
Cameron County, Texas. TO the
highest bidder for cash.
Said real estate Is described as
follows: In the County OF Cameron,
State Of Texas, to-vit:
20 acres. more or less. IN parti-
ton Share No. /. Espiritu Santa
Grant. in Cameron County. Texas,
being the West 20 acres OF Farm
Block or Subdivision No. Isl, as
shown upon a certain map. record
ed in Volume 3 on page Is OF the
Map Records Of Cameron County.
Texas.
Witness ny hand this 7th day Of
November, a. d. 1880.
y. A. Terral.-Trustee.
ll-f1-18-25-3t-3097.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
CBv The Assoriated prereN

,bN Inc Associated PreSs.)
PITTSBURGH - Tony Herrera.
Cnicaeo. knocked cut Joe Click.
New York, %. Eddie Brannon,
Pittsburgh, outpointed Ray Newton.
Mansfield. Ohio. 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jadick.
Philadelphia. crtrointed Tommy
G~o-7n. Cmoha. Neb.. no).
BOSTON-Andv Callahan. Law
renee. Mass. outnointed Sammy
Fuller. Boston. 1m.
MrLWAUKEE-Dave Maie-. Mil
waukee. STONED Frankie Wine.
Cleveland. ~. Raw Tramhle.
7-rkfo-d. III. outr-inted Sid No
ra'e. Milwaukee, rm.
TULSA-Rav Eiin Kise- Tu's,
outpointed Mickey O'NeilL k-l----
kee, u0)-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Youkin. sl0.t-. : l2.095 &C. OF N Ia
lot z, blk 8, McColl's Sub.
Emma B. Hammond. to A. J.. Hoi-
lenbeck. ct ux. $1,000 Lots g.. Y, ard
8, blk !. Hammond's Subd.
A. y. Hollenbeck ct Tx to Walter
McLaren. $1,000. Lots s, 4. and g..
blk. /. Hammond's Subd.
d. w. Wilmoth, et ux to J. p. VIII
moth, Jr. $1,000. Lot l. Wilmoth
Subd.
w. A. Harding TO A. w. Berg
strom, ct al. SSl5l.o0 Lot 3. blk 43.
Tex.
Wev 3. Bowman ct vir to Lewis
Amman. $1,000. Lots Is. is, u, %
and %. Frost Proof Heights.
G. ID. Adamson TO j.. r. Ken
dr;css. $1,000. Lot ?, blk 7, Elsa
Townsite.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
Heslin and Waters Win Bouts;
Karasick Unable to Wrestle

was announced that Al Karasick
would be unable TO meet Reynolds
n the star bout. Bearing a pair
Of heavy glasses, Karas.ck appeared
on the platform and stated that he
would be unable TO perform be-
cause OF a recent injury 70 his
eyes Unable to obtain another
grunt or ability. Promoter Heslin
glrted up his loins and sailed forth
into the arena TO 90 battle with the
noted wildcat.
A partial answer 10 Wv h
makes the wildcat wild?" was
rendered shortly afterward. It's
guys like Jim Heslin The wildcat
gouged, slugged. butted and gave
Heslin the works in general. but
he wound up the victim Of two
Furnishing splits. both OF which left
him writhing In pain. Heslin won
the first fall in the second round
with a split. Reynolds hutted Heslin
for a fall in the third. and Heslin
came back with another split in
the fourth for the third and decid-
ing fall.
The "Crab"
The wildcat had a nifty trick Of
climbing up on the ropes. He gave
a perfect picture Of an embattled
rooster. whose home life is threat
ened by a strange cat. Grab"
would be a better name for Rev.
nolds than wildcat" He could
crawl off the mat quicker and in
more different directions than
GEMS possible.
Cowboy Waters threw Coffield In
the fourth round OF a scheduled
five round bout with a Cowboy
special" These boys 'milled at a
fast. furnishing pace with Coffield
r~esorting 70 a little dirty work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
Train Sche les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES

I've
~ i2-To Houston San Antonio
ITO Houston. 100 p. N
70. 1910 Houston. San Antonio
600 o. u.
No. Is-Fron 81. LOUIS. san Antonio
Houston. 7.3O q. u.
No. i3-Frorl Houston. $40 a N.
No. ll--From San Antonio and Hous
ton s:ss Q. n
soUTHERS PACIFIC LINES
No. 3l9-From Houston San Anto-
oio. sis q n
No. EITo Houston san Antonio
is q. u
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
tMatAmoros stationD
No 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
Sos q n.
No. i3i-fron Mexico city mon;er
,ey. $50 9. N
. RIO GRANDE RAILWAY
From Point Isabel. Z .. n
To Point Isabel $50 . %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Americas major automobile race
at indianapolis has been officially
scheduled by the international
sporting commission for May 80,
1881.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Tennessee has 1853 miles OF
highway in It's state system. with
1925 miles in secondary and dis
trict roads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Seattle-S Diego air mail volume
increased T35.12o letters over 1929
in the first nine months of this
year. the total being 8.2i6.9e0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
POSTAL BATES

The United States air mail postage
rate Is 5 cents fer the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce OF
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points IN
Mexico axe this rate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
Air Mai, Schedules

> schedule for the mail between
=, nsville and pallas Is announced
=, he p~ostoffice department as fol-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Students. 10 the number OF 3.n2e.
drive their own automobiles 70 the
University Of California at Los An
geles campus daily
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
LOCALS ARE
OUT TO WIN
Club Flashes Defensive
Strength Practfcing
Monday

A dcvny brood Of Hedging
Brownsville High Eagles is preening
feathers and sharpening claws tor
its encounter with the Austin high
Maroons here Friday.
All Of Brownsville Is playing the
bunch that the Eagles Will play
their best game OF the season
against the District leaders. This
feeling has been yelling up through
out the year. Wait until We get TO
Austin, the fans have been saying.
The lighl, inexperienced squad
has beer steadily improving with
each game and the Maroons WILL
likely lind the Eagle defense a tough
barrier. IN the line, Captain Frank
Cortez played a whale OF a defens-
i've game against the Breckenridge
Eagles. Benway was TO the second
airy defense what Cortez was to the
line. Coach Red Irvine praised the
work OF these two boys highly after
the game.
Polish Up
The Eagles went through a SIRE
nuous workout Monday afternoon,
brushing up on defensive play. The
boys showed more stuff than they
ever have this season. despite the
fact that it was Blue Monday"
Austin will bring a powerful
machine here. According to critics.
IL is potentially a state champion
ship aggregation. 1t IS a well-bal-
anced club, perhaps the greatest
Austin high machine turned out
since the days Of Big Os" Eek
r. TT. who later made history al the
University Of Texas. But. when the
ib comes here, the district cham
Npnship will be at stake. Should
Nownsville upset the Maroon apple
cart. the district race would De
thrown into a turmoil Of ties.
Shoot Everything
The Eagles are going to shoot
everything against the Austin club.
They will be playing wide open with
everything to gain. Any team in this
frame Of mind is dangerous. That
was the spirit S. NJ. u. carried to
South Bend. The Texans were beat
en- only one touchdown by a great
Notre Dame aggregation.
The Eagles that face Austin VIII
be far different from the untried
youths who played the seasons
crener with Corpus Christi. The
team has improved steadily with
each game and il Is now a veteran
outfit. The machine has been weld
ed together and il is going to play
its best game OF the season against
Austin.
We are going out there to win"
Irvine declares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Lights and seraphores to reru-
late traffic were first tried in 1853
in London.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18

Registration Of passenger auto
mobiles in Madrid dropped 80 per-
cent for the first eight months OF
1880 below the same period last
wear.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

The fo9r-cvc!e Ea- enelna v2r in var',1 n l57f Fifteen year- .a-er Daluis- 7a-er-sd the Arst auto for -cr-r--~-lzl use
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

honor Of the day in which the George D. Mastln property on East Main street otlciaI.- comes into pos session CT the town as site for q llorarT were made at meeting or 1 the committee in charge held yes terday afternoon
 . The general committee consists Of Harry Castle, Fred Benzon, Mrs. Fred Benzon. Mrs. William Cassidy. Mrs, Frank Wheeler, eX-ohiclo. and Mrs. C. l Clark, At the meeting yesterday, q subcommittee which IS arranging for the food sale and other details vas in attendance as follows, Mrs William 1. Albright. Mrs W. I Bailey. Mrs Fred Ben zon, Mrs William Cassidy. Mrs Mel vile Gurdenson. Mrs John Mitchell. Mrs. Fred Smith. Nre. Harold Still man. Mrs Fletcher. Mrs Robert White, Mrs. Frank Wheeler, ex- oHic.o, and Mrs. C. R. Clar.
 The committee made plans 70 hoId q food sale al the Mastn grounds from 10 o'clock. The whole town . IS asked 10 help in the benefit affair ay making some contribution to the sale Anything .n the food line will 6e gratefully received. Ice cream. cakes, strawberry shorccakA and candy Will also be on sale during the afternoon while music will be furnished by an orchestra.
 IT the evening q band concert will h4 gwen at the grounds from 70 Ip 0 clock. Many articles os fancy work will be on sale. The commit ice has already received q beautiful 1.it from d local resident and ex- pects many other contributions The Pla.nvIl.e Drum corps will also as sis, in the celebration with a short parade and a part ln the program.
 Further plans will be announced later The a1t2lr js gradually creaI- ing 'owHwlIe interest and It IS ex- pectad ina, 1t will prove one of the most successful Of lts kind in years. Everythl1E will ha done for the en- joyment ot those present who will have an opportunity 10 spend q pleasant day and also help in worthy cause al the same time.
 Briefs
 Mir and Mrs Theodore TanIon and Mr. and Ms Emil Z,akvolfe Of Wesr Main street have returned home from a weekend trip 70 the Carsklll mountains
 Mrs Gertrude SnI,h and son, LEWIS Of Liberty \. Y. are spend ing two weeks vacation with their aunt. Mrs Enll Zlehv o.fe ot Wezt Main street.
 1lr and Mrs John Carlson Of Broad street are spending a weeks vacation In New York clfv They will attend the merc=nlArt exer- . Clsss at he Prat' institute from which thc5r Hro'har, Ben Carlson. ! will graduate.
 Misses Anne and Betty Parkinson . and William NcDora.d Of Bristol . spent the weekend la Providence . and attended the graduation eXer- cises ot Oliver Poaerge from NJ. S' Charles academy n Woo2sochet. T. ca -iorlaH
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

dances on the program and music furnished by Robert Fagan's orches- tra' William Ritchie has been en- gagged to prompt for the program of old-fashloned dances and this in it. self will be feature vel! worth while. MT. Ritchie has long enioyed the reputation of being one of the , premier prompters in this section. 1 The advance sale of tickets gives every indication that the affair will enjoy unusual success, and as this is 1 the first social venture of -he newly orsanized club this is taken as an evidence of lts popular favor.
 Court Session Tonight | several cases are scheduled 10 come up at the regular session Of the local town court tonight. It is ! expected that the case Of Joseph PaVano, who was arrested last week in connection with the discovery Of the still on the John Carbo propertv. will be disposed of Carbo. who was arrested two days before Pavano. ia scheduled to appear at q special ces- slon Of the court toporror night.
 Grange Meeting
 Neishbors' night will be observed by the local Grange at it's semi monthly meeting tonight at the To- cal Grange hall on Farminston ave nue
 Visiting delegations are expected 70 attend from Wallingford Meriden. Cheshire and Nattabesett Oranges. and each delegation will arrange for its own individual program
 Mrs. George Tyron, assisted by MT. and Mrs. Harold Skinner. Mrs. Dorothy Bancroft and Miss Elsie Norton, will be in charge of the re- treatments
 Scout Leader Honored
 Mrs. C. Chase Coale. leader Of the Berlin Girl Scout troop. has re- ceired one of the Harmon Founda- ton awards which entities her 10 a scholarship which provides for a TWO weeks training period Tn one Of .he Girl Scouts national training camps.
 4i~ d W q u lS g!NPQ 10 those scout leaders who have shown marked quality Of leadership Mrs Coale has been head Of the local troop for inc past three years and during her tan ure Of office the troop has reached prominent place amongst the troops of the nelshborins towns
 Mrs. Coale will take the prescribed course al Camp Edith Nacv Briar- cllffe Manor. \. Y, from Septcnlbe 10 l'.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mr- and Mrs Grant r. Wlckvfre of Hanover, Indiana, are visitors at the home Of Mrs. Wlckvire parents Mir and Mrs r. \ Bacon Of Beck ley
 Miss Hortense LoisAne will leave Thursday for q tour Of Europe
 Tr!2AC!es to Practice
 Members CT the Kenslngton T~t- angle baseball team will hold prac- tice session tonight and Thursday
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17
(. P. o. TO HAVE MEETINGS

Al meeting of the board of trustees of the Citizens Property Owners association held last night at the United building it was de- clded that the organization will con tInue 10 hold monthly meetings de- spite the summer weather The meetings will be held in all wards Of the city and plans were formu- lated 10 re-organIze the ward com mittees.
 The first meeting in charge Of the new officers will be held tomorrow night al s o'clock at the Union Painters hall at 434 Main street
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

rlngton at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Dinner will be served in the pavl- lion where music will be furnished and Mrs, Mary Burrie will render q number of selections as soloist Cars bearing members Of the association will leave the Bristol junction at 1o a m. tomorrow morning
 Landers Fire Warden
 George M Landers, city forester and pole warden, has been appoint ed district forest fire warden by the state Of Connecticut to succeed Wal ter Lawrence, who has resigned, and has already assumed the responsi- bulIties Of the position Warden Landers has reappolnted as deputy fire wardens William H Burn CT Pennington avenue Kenneth Benoir of Wolcott street and George DelarnI of Forestville
 furaski-BaSchietti
 Mss Flora Iachietti daughter Of MT, and Mrs. Bellno Maschietti Of io3 Union street, yesterday morning became the bride of Alexander Mur- aski. aon Of Mir. and Mrs Joseph Muraski of Terryvilla. at St. An. thony's church at o'clock. Rev Louis P. Beccaris performed the ceremony.
 Edward Muraskl, brother Of the groom. was best man and Miss Dora Maschletti. sister Of the bride. was maid of honor. About 50 relatives attended q reception at the home of the bride immediately after the ceremony The newly married cou- pie left last evening for Niagara Falls by motor. Upon their return. the couple will reside at 103 Union street. receiving their friends after July l.
 Property Transfer
 Land in Fanway Manor has been quit claimed by Lomas G5 Nettletol Co, 10 the Lenox Realty Co. and land ln Hickory park from Guiseppz and CeIenta DlMeo to Cherubina Coratola- Land has been released from June E Coe to Robert J. Coz. according 10 q warranty deed filed al the city clerks office this morn ing,
 Building Permits
 Giuseppe PorrInI of 4 Dutton street has been granted permission by the department Of public works to build a. store and gas station at Dutton and Talmadge streets at I cost Of $3,000.
 The Nichols Roofing Co. of Ken slngton has been given SIX permits to re-roof homes ln Bristol, the to- tai cost being S95o.
 H, Curtis Bowden Of 5l Rustic terrace has been given permission to build q one-car garage on Dutton street at an estimated cost Of $500.
 Eagles Defeat Girls
 The Terryyille Eagles defeated tho New York girls team, S., at Nuzzv field last night. Joe Jablonowski of New Hampshire university pitched for the Lock Towners and Miss Ri- yard was on the mound for the wis ltors, The game furnished plenty Of comedy for the crowd of 500 per sons.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17
( Connecticut Students
 Have Few Opportunities

Hartford, June r P-Connecti- cut young people are among the most under-p privileged in the country insofar as opportunities for higher educatlon are concerned, Alonzo F. Myers. director Of the division of teacher preparation of the state board Of education, sad in an ad- dress lA East Hartford last night Prof. Myers spoke at a meeting of the East Hartford Chamber of Com nlerce in honor ofthe honor students Of the East Hartford High school in the auditrium Of the school. Pro- lessor Myers pointed out, in ex- blaming his allegation. that the en- doWed college located in Connecti- cut are national, and not local, in their service
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

he made. After this meeting. the club wt. ha adjourned until septem- har,
 Bachelor Party Howard W. Rogers was the guest of honor a, q dinner and theator party held last evening at the HotsI Bond annex in Hartford by a large number of his friends.
 He will take Miss Helen Somers. daughter of Mr and Mir. Samuel Somers Of Portland, MaIne. for his bride next Monday The Caremons will be performed by Re. William T K!lcoNne n the rcctory ot the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy Mss Sooerz IS ] teacher 1T the Linden Street c-hool
 Funeral of Mir, Castle
 Funeral services for George L. Ro~ Castle. 23. os 25S Steel. stree-. New Britain. eon Of Fred s. Castle Of PlalnvIlle. who d.ed n Nornlch. yesterday after an Illness of ivy, years, will be held tomorrow. after noon ar 2.@1 o'clock q. the Erv.l Memorial chapel n New Britain. Burial will he ln Tlirviev cemetery there
 He was well known here Prevt- ols 70 his illness he studied for th4 ministry a' two theological seminar les but while on q tour Of the coun- try received a cold that eventually led 10 his death. Besides his father here he leaves TWO brothers. A. ". Castle Of PlaInvlue and F. Z. Casri. Of New Britain and two sisters, Mrs. J. r Brown Of Bristol and Mrs Samuel Alsure Of WIllmanuc.
 Bridge Is Burned
 The PlalnVlle fTre department was called out yesterday afternoon 4 55 o'clock 10 answer an alarm from We=f Main street They foun ] the bridge in tho rear of the Sc quassen building which spans the brook burning merrllv away.
 For 2 '.r.e the ire Threatened 2 large barn within a flow feet of the bridge but good work by the fire mon prevented the blaze from @preadlne Both sides Of the bridge were badly burned and the damage vas estimated a- 551.
 An Investigation showed that the fire had started under the bridge and the aarhor.tias are e the opin- ion that | vas tha work ot small boys Twantr-three men answered the alarm
 practice Tonight
 There Tlll he -1 important pra~- ice of the Al-Pla.nvIue baseball team this evening at 3o o'clock at the high school grounds in prs ndratlon TOT th- same Sunday All members Of he team are requested 70 be present
 Grange Meeting
 The las' Of 2 sarles of con7re-l- tive programs vi! ta held this eve n!ng at o'clock at the regv!.r ot PlainvIlle Grange 10 be held n Grange hall on Pierce street The program will ho given by the single men under the charge of Wu- Lam Bdrea~loush Light ratr-sh- ments ~Iu he served.
 Plans Progressing
 Further rlan= for the stra7 he-rv festival 10 he gwen on July lr
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17
Corns All Gone Big and Small Radox Took Them Roots and All

h England they have q sensible easv way 10 get r,d Of corns tn just toU day1-a loyo-s lnylEoratln@ toor bath every night for Or 1 nichts-then lift ou. The corn-out 10 say
 Ask Fair Drug Dept. or any drug store for package ot Radox Bath Salts first time CT sale n America Hard corn--sott corns-callouses- hard skin on heels and toes-it's al the same 10 RadoX-youU have ne strong favIess feet q week frorl no~-ash for Radox Bath Salts arI e-Lov waking
New Britain herald., 1930-06-17

SiXty-seven religious denoR1tna- lions ID North Carolina have mem bcrshIp Of 1.4oG,SS3.