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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-08-01
Leo DurOcher Handles 222
ErrorIess Chances at Short

chances without the sernblance of a
mScue. He won't win many marbles
on his hitting strength, but he can
go and get grounders and pop flies
With the best Of them and has be-
come an important cog in the How
~ machinery.
Durocher handled seven chances cleanJv
RReS1aeraay as the Reds fell victims to
70 70 u kremer allowed the Reds only six
nus ana although he issued six bases on
oans was invincible in the pinches.
Chicago Cubs advanced to second nlace
IN the National League standingsH W piaG9
they whipped the St. Louis Cardinals IN
% To- 3; oe6lnd the effective. pitching of Guy
e GGIH' Rush limited the league leaders 10
Cardinal hurlers hard. The defeat cut st.
H0ulS leao 10 eight and one-half games.
ps Nsw wb Jerks ts. Giants ant dtOpped to shird
inning decision to the Boston Braves. Two
Nus, Two bases on balls ana hit hats
SaihS Sna Died the Braves to win out. Sacks
yielded only six hits.
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia. to
IN IN the other National League. game A
E Rsbe run ma attack N the ninth. featured by
the. contest and enabled them to move
within game of third place.
Vernon Gomez was in brilliant form as
he hurled the New York Yankees to a
4 to 1 victory over the Boston Red sox
IN the only American League game played.
Gomez limited Boston to FIVE hits.
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.RHODIUS SQUAD BEATEN

Ellenberger park team held its
lead in the city water polo league by
defeating Rhodius, to l. in a hard
fought game at Rhodius Friday
More than 1000 people witnessed
the game. Ellenberger city champs
have not been defeated in two years
1t was the first defeat for Rhodius
In five starts this year.
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COchet Nav
Turn Pro

By United Press
PARIS, Aug. Reports that
Henri Cochet, French tennis star,
whose brilliant play has enabled
France to capture and retain the
Davis cup, intended to become q
professional player, were uncon-
frmed today.
Jean Borotra, another French
ace, close to Cochet, commenting
on the reports, said:
"Cochet and I often have dis
cussed turning professional
He was noncommittal on whether
they had agreed on anything.
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Semi-Pr0 and Amateur
Baseball Gossip

South Side Turner's worked out Wednes-
day. night for their game Sunday at Gar
field No. / with American Can nine at
3 p m. Lutz. Wilson and Galloway each
Lutz and Beam will form the BATTERY.
PLAYERS report at the gym at 1890 or the
diamonds by 1870 .. M. Sunday.
&c oH5ara sans will meet z; Of e. nine at
at the usual place not later than 1880
ea or sV Wr5Ts For gsmes in September
OXFORD street. phone Cherry 341S-W.
The Douglas Stars Negro team is with
out a game for Sunday Address Jack
Hannibal, 500 w. McCart5 street. phope
Drexel 3400.
loves fRe VEST gds o ass is2"q VII e l. tS
their regular meeting place Sunday at
Lebanon nine viii use Tonic Bennett on
cheyroletg will use Rarrick, Kendall or or
Newbold in the box with Heydon behind
the bat. The Chevies desire q game for
Aug. 9. Write or wire William Rider, 1881
Bellefontaine street.
Indianapolis Reserves will play Western
A. a. at Mlckleyvine Sunday. All players
be at Mickleyvllle park at 1870 p. m.
% open. State clubs write A. Monroe.
200l Roosevelt avenue. Or call Cherry SAIL.
woodsides will play at CIoverdale Sun
avenue at II a. IN.
st. Philip and. Little Flower are tied for
first place in the East Side Catholic In
door League after the first week Of play
with two victories and no defeats each
They meet at Brookside Monday at 6 D. m.
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are on the card, the popular Billy
Thorn, I. U. coach, opposing Iots
Shima, Japanese jui-jitsu artist
This is Thom's first local appear
ance in months. Buck Lipscomb,
local youth, meets Henry Burke of
oregon in the opener at $50 .. m
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RHODIUS TO sHELBYvILLE

Thlrty-two members of the Rho
dius park swimming team will go to
Shelbyville Sunday, where the West
indianapolis squad will meet Porter
pool team. Coach Jimmie Clark's
Rhodlus team will include ten girl
swimmers and twenty-five boy swim
merS.
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Friday Ring Results

AT WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-Eddie zerda
Leiner. 1s1, New York (sl: Jimmy Gator.
New York. outpointed Tommy Crowley
1894. Pittsburgh. (el.
AT CANARSE. N Y-Jirnuav varreu
i54.S. New York. knocked out Ralph Cerra
l54i7. Brooklyn. (3l.
AT SCHENECTADY. N. Y-Frankie Pc
trolle Of Schenectady. brother of Billy
Petrole. dropped q ten-round decision to
NICK Iesto, Trey. TeSto weighed l52 and
AT TAMPA-Relarnpago Saguero. Cuban
welter. knocked out Tug Phillips. Erie, Pa,
in the third round.
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the best fielding
shortStop in the
major leagues.
The gentleman
in question is Leo
Duroc h er, W h o
started on the
major league high
ways as a member
Of the New York
Yankees.
He has played
in almost all Gin
cy games this sea-
esNr1 -I 81
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announced. They
will tangle at catch
weights, with the
speedy Chimes
grappler holding q
weight edge. Achius'
only loss here was
to Reynolds last
winter.
Two One-falI events
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TRIBES BATTING AVERAGES
JUNKER CARS RACI
Twenty eight Enter Walnut Gar
dens Events Sunday.

With twenty-eight cars entered.
three junker automobile speed
events will be staged at Walnut
Gardens oval Sunday. There will
be one event for cars not to exceed
$50 in value, one for Model r Fords
and a free-for all.
A ten-rnile cycle race, featuring
Rody Rodenberg, Joe Lewis and 9th
ers, laso is carded.
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ILLINI CAPTAIN OUT

b IfmeS Special
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Aug. Pete
Yanuskus, 1881 Illinois football cap
tain and star half back, is ineligi-
BILE for next season because of scho-
lastic difficulties, it was revealed
TO-DAY.
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Washington Park Chatter
, BY EDDIE ASH

Eight putouts, were gathered in By Mos
starter with the Indians under the light.
Friday night. Two were line drives by
Fitzgerald and Bedore in the seventh in
ming Mostil also had one assist, giving
him nine chances. Fitzgerald had six
chances in the same pasture for the Tribe,
FIVE putouts and one assist.
Mccain reached into front box for
Mostils foul in the first round. It was a
dandy catch The Tribe pilot plays a
hustling game around the initial sack.
The hard-swinging Bevo Lebourveau col
lected two singles and a walk and lined
out to Fitzgerald once.
Knickerbacker poled three hits for the
Hens and stole two bases. The Tribe in
field was caught mapping when the Hens
played for Haas going to second instead
of trying for Lebourveau scoring from
third. For some uri, 1oWn reason Walker
failed to 90 from first to third on Nc
Cams single in the eighth and later was
doubled UP on Koenecke's short ny when
he thought there were two down.
Mccain got the first hit for the IN
dams o double in the third, scoring Mar
leskv. Toledo pitcers issued elevn walks
and the local hurlers seven.
Twelve of the visitors famed. Hildebrand
breezing nine and Horne three. Knicker-
booker singled in the eighth and reached
third when the nit bounced through Walk
err Kies was next UP and on his fly to
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POLO RIVALS CLASH
Rolling Ridge and Officers Teams
to Battle Sunday.

Rolling Ridge polo team and the
officers Of TT. Benjamin Harrison
will clash at $3.50 p. m. Sunday at
Rolling Ridge field, north Of the
Playground.
Jesse Andrews, West Point Gnd.)
star and one of the outstanding
midyestern players, will take part.
The game will be open to the pub
lie
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus ............ ool 600 10 !
Rose, Grabowsh and De sautels; Halter
and Shea. Thompson.
Minneapolis s....... 900 600 100
Milwaukee .......... OIL lo4 ozx-l4 ls 0
Benton, Hensick and Hsrsrsve; stisly
end Marion.
a. Paul ... 600 600 Ooi--f s
Kansas City ...+.... ooo OIL ok "A 2
| Harris and Fenneri Fette and Fadden.
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Sag Out of
Tennis Meet
By Times Special

By ItnIt5 Dp6CIub
LOUISVILLE, Aug Julius
Sagalowsky, indianapolis tennis
champion, was eliminated from the
Kentucky state title meet in the
quarter finals here Friday by Bob
Gefty) Bryan of Chattanooga,
seeded No. 3. Scores were So, SO.
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Thirty Leading BatSmen
By United Press

By Untte0 PFeSs
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The if
teen leading hitters and ties in
each of the major leagues, includ-
ing games of Thursday, July 80,
follow:
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Two Games on Tribe
Bill for Sunday Fans
Plays Big Part in Defeating Toledo in Series
Opener, 81, Ten Innings.
BY EDDIE ASH

coping the
IN Ten innings the hidplace Indians full Coone
ana Saints who lost afternoon
ey The Irbemen and Stengetes will the remainder
OF the series will consist of double header Sunday afternoon
single tilt Monday night It's arrangement
Saturday and play
contests draw better than games
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BY LEO II. PETERSEN.
United Press STAFF CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Clncinnati's
Reds haven't much to be proud of
this year, but they at least can
boast of numbering in their RANKS
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Earl Webb
nNE Of the sensations of the
~ major leagues this season is
Earl Webb, big outfielder with the
Boston Red Sox. In addition to
batting 1863 to rank third among
the big show swatters, he is bid
ding for a new all-time doubles
record. To date, he has driven
out forty-eight, getting one in
Fridays game with the Yankees.
George Burns set the present
record of sixty-four in 1926 with
Cleveland. Webb has been a
traveller, playing with several ma
Jor and big minor clubs before
hitting his stride with the Bean
town outfit.
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; Events on
Ripple Card

Jack Reynolds, weller title claim
ant, arrived here today for his mat
tussle with Walter Achiu at Broad
Ripple Monday. Promoter Singleton
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RIPPLE TEAM PLAYS

indicated so far this season.
Broad Ripple water polo team will
| play indianapolis Independents at
Ripple Rt p. m. Sunday afternoon.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS Ono game, to
be played IS part Of double-header to-
morrow.
Columbus at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
st. Paul at Kansas City.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Thirteen Innings)

NlnlrJeen 1nnlngS)
Boston ..... 900 600 ITO 600 "a I
New York 80. 600 100 0l0 600 o. 8 i
seibold and spohrer, Cronin; Fitzsim-
mons. Heving, Berry and Hogan, O'Farreil.
BROOKLYN ........... 600 o22 oo2- Is 2
Philadelphia ........ DOL OH 600 2
Vance, Heimach and Picinich: Dudley
Bolen and McCurdy. Davis
pittsburgh .......... o02 o10 COX II O
Benton, Frey and sukeforth; Kremer and
Grace.
Shicago ...........,. o23 021 1910 Is O
81 Louis ........... 600 DOL 002-3 s
Bush and Hartnett; Hauahan. Stout
Kaufman and j. Wilson. Gonzales.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
rev YORK ,......... 600 ESQ 01o- 10 O
Boston ............. 600 100 600 S
Gomez and Dickey; MacFayden and
Only game scheduled.
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Whitestown Gravs will meet the Ken
lucky Avenue Cubs. a fast colored club, at
Carpenter viii form the battery for the
Grays
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/ walker Knickerbocker was tossed out at
the plate when Curt cut lose with e good
throw.
With the bases filled in the fifth Mul-
leavy dashed into short right and con-
trlbuted a sparkling catch on Bsdore's bid
for a hit.
Bill Burwe1l was in uniform Friday for
the hrst time since last Saturday He
may be able to pitch one Of the games Of
the Sunday double-header.
Frank Sigafoos delivered as a pinch
hltter in the sixth, batting for High
FRANKS single scored Goldman.
Fred Stiely. Milwaukee southpaw. gave
up only. two hits to the Millers FRIDAY
Harris triple in the seventh was the first
MT. Milwaukee pounded out twenty hits
winning. IA to /. Stiely got g circuit drive
ana single; Columbus doWned Louisville. 4
70 l. and Fete pitched the K. c. Blues to
Saints. Manager Leifield of the Aposties
was panlshed for disputing decisions
THORNTOWN SIGNS CROSS
KOKOMO, Ind, Aug. 1-Walter
Cross, assistant coach here for the
last three years, has been named
basketball coach at Thorntown high
school. He formerly played at
ThorntoWn under Coach Chef Hill.
present Kokono athletic director.
and at Purdue. He won the Gimbel
prize in 1919.
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been charged with an error since
way back in May. Since he made
his last n1isplay he has handled 222
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HIGHLAND GOLF AND CoUN.

HIGHLAND GOLF AND COUN-
Il Il TRY CLUB championship
qualification tests got under way to-
day. The winner, in addition to be-
ing the club champion, will receive
the E. L. LennoX plaque. There will
be two flights, championship fight
and Lennox fight, of thirty-two
holes each formed on the basis of
the qualifying scores turned in to-
day and Sunday.
Championship matches will get under
way next Saturday. Incidentally the play
ers with the six low scores in the quail
fication trials this week will form the
Highland team to compete against Me-
Tidian Hills, Aug % and Sept. ~.
The caddies-member tournament will be
played at Avalon this week end. The cad
dies select their partners. and the Avalon
members certainly feel honored to be
picked by the club toters. Handicaps Of
both will be used in the play.
Avalon also holds a caddie champion
ship and it will be played Aug. 1o-14. while
the state amateur is being played at
French Lick.
Ed Lennon was smacking them well in
Charlottesville and showed the way for
the forty members of the Senior Golfers
Association who were playing their an
nual summer tournament over the Cfaw-
louisville Country Club links. Ed had
IT, two strokes better than fellow High
lander Joe Stout. w. w. Goltraof Craw-
louisville. took low net honors with IS
gross and "a handicap giving him net 81.
Hober Flanagan. president announced the
fall tournament for Broadmoor at which
time the election Of officers for next year
will be held.
A ANNOUNCEMENT of the pair
L n ing for the national amateur
championship in Chicago, Aug. 81
to Sept. 5, made by the U. S. G. A.
in New York, discloses that George
Lance, Indianapolis only entrant,
will play with Lawrence M. Lloyd
of Greenwich, Conn, at 9:25 a. m.
on Monday for the first eighteen
holes of the qualifying test and
with the same partner at 1885
p. m. Tuesday for the second
eighteen holes.
Il n
Local fans Who were impressed BY the
game played by Miss Dorothy Gustafson.
South Bend girl. in the recent state vonl-
ems championship at Avalon recently. will
be sorry to learn that Miss Gustafson met
defeat in the final match Of the first con-
ISOLATION fight Of the Chicago district
championship at the hands of Mrs A. r.
Copeland of Calumet City. Miss Gustaf-
son lost in the semi-hnals Of the state
tournament here after tough match with
Miss Alice Belle English of Lafayette.
q T.
Meridian. Hills six-man team went over
TO Avalon Friday for team match Bill
Diddel. Ben Cohee. Ira Minnick. Ralph
Elvin. Paul Cullom and Faye winslow were
on the Hills squad. They gained g e-s
margin over the Avalon boys. which is
thought to be a deciding edge as the two
teams line I'D today at the Hills course
for the second and return match of the
season. Bill Lsngmaid. Steve Madden
Herman sielkens Paul whittamore. Jack
Thibodeau and Bruce Harley made I'D the
Avalon team
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland ct St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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The caddies-member tournament will be
Mayed at Avalon this week end. The cad
dies select their partners. and the Avalon
members certainly feel honored to be
picked by the club toters. Handicaps Of
both will be used in the play.
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The hard-swinging Bevo Lebourveau col
lected two singles and a walk and lined
out to Fitzgerald once.
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out a game for Sunday. Address Jack
Hannibal 500 w. McCarty street, phope
Drexel 3400.
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Avalon also holds a caddie champion
ship and it will be played Aug. 1914. while
the state amateur is being played at
French Lick.
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woodsides. will play at CIoverdale sun
day will viii leave from SO South Warman
avenue at IL q. m.
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Two One-fall AVIAN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-12-03

Emil Walta went to Chicago, ILL.,, to
spend the past week with relatives,
returning Sunday.
Miss Olga NoWak, who has been en-
ployed at Austin the past six months,
came home to spend Thanksgiving, re-
turning to her work Sunday afternoon.
Mildred Wood, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Wood, narrowly escaped
from being crushed beneath the
wheels of the school bus from which
she was alighting Tuesday evening of
last week. 1t is reported that the
bus PASSED the Wood place short
distance and as the driver, Lewis
Stelmach, was backing up the girl at
tempted to leave the vehicle and fell.
A truck and car coming from behind
also narrowly missed colliding with
the truck.
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Willow River School Notes

The students of the Willow River
and Windemere districts ente, tanned
the Students of the Sturgeon Lake and
Denham districts at a party Friday,
Nov. 20, at the school house. This
party was held as a result of the SUBJ
scription contest, in which Denham
and Sturgeon Lake were winners
During the evening, Supt. R B. Perry
took the opportunity to present let
tiers to the members of the football
squad; namely, co-captains, Frank
Jablonski and Keif Melberg; Stanley
Rusin and Roger Wood, half-backs;
Capt.-elect, Kermit Lundgren, full
back; Howard Stanton, quarterback;
Eugene Gluesing and Arne Selleg, CEN
ters; Lars Christensen and Albert Mel
son, tackles; and Clifford Anderson,
Raymond Nelson and Elwood Rogers,
guards. He also presented the honor
statesmen with certificates issued by
the Curtis Publishing company. These
were presented to LuVane Olson,
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(FrOm Another CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs. Otto Walta and little son, Rob.
ert, spent Friday and Saturday al
Sandstone with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Proctor and son
Leslie, and Louis Spenard, also Mr.
and Mrs. ]. E. VERIFY of Duluth, were
entertained at the J. F. Dubie home
Sunday.
Mrs. o. F.. Wilson and son, Oliver
accompanied by Mr.. Cory, drove to
Heron Lake Tuesday, returning Satur-
day. They visited at the Frank Will
son home there. Joe Adamek has al
so been there for the past month as
sisting the aged parents of o. F. Will
son with their farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Baker, also Mike
VERIFY of Duluth, spent last Thurs
day and again Sunday at the Julia
Doboszenski home.
j. F. Dubie took Henry Larsen to
Pine City Friday, where the latter
attended a meeting of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars.
Mr.. Hanks of Winnebago, visited
at the Ogilvie homes over the past
weekend.
The American Legion Post No. 163
and Auxiliary hold their regular meet
ing the first Tuesday of every month
at the high school auditorium. Any
ex-service man and his wife, mother
sisters, or daughters are eligible for
membership and all are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Dubie and son
Junior Rupert, accompanied by S. M.
Stockey, made business trips to Den
ham and Moose Lake Wednesday.
John Brabanec, son, Johnnie, and
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WILLOW RIVER

Mrs. C. w. Dederick came Saturday
from Minneapolis, where she was Wis
iting her daughter. She will remain
here until Sunday and return to vi
roqua, Wis.,, where she and Miss Doro-
thy live.
Lewis Eaton moved his family to
the Lars Jensen place Saturday and
will remain there for the winter. The
children will attend the Messenger
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and family
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wahlstrom. Mrs.
Wilson and Mrs. Wahlstrom are sis
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goldman and
daughter, Irene, of New Brighton,
came Tuesday of last week and stayed
until Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolf Klatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wilson returned
from Heron Lake Saturday. They
were delayed there two days by the
snow and cold weather that struck
the western part of the state.
Mort Void and Francis Void of
st. Paul, were here recently visiting
their sister, Mrs. Otto Reuer, in her
new home. They returned to st. Paul
on the night train.
Mrs. Charles Maxine and three chill
dren, Charles, Billie, and Margaret, of
Jamestown, N. D., spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Miller, and returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bohaty re-
turned from Omaha, Nebr. Monday.
Their son, Charley, who works for
the Burlington railroad, came home
with them for a three months vaca-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bohaty re-
turned with his parents Monday and
will remain here for two weeks va
cation. Frank is also employed by
the Burlington railroad.
There will be Christmas program
given by a committee of the Com
munity club for the benefit of the
Christmas seal sale. This program
will be given in the gymnasium Sat-
urday, Dec. IL. Mrs. Oscar Eklund
has charge of the seal sale this year.
Everybody is invited to turn out and
enjoy themselves.
The Ladies' Aid will hold it's ar
nual sale and lunch Thursday, Dec.
10, beginning at o'clock in the aft
ernoon. There will also be a bake
sale, to which each member is invited
to donate something. Mrs. M. l.. Mel
berg will have charge of the bake
sale. Mrs. Anna Anderson, Mrs. w.
c. Ehmke, and Mrs. Albert Klatt are
on the lunch committee. Mrs. Joe
Bochek, Mrs. Art Wood, and Mrs. Ole
Nyrud are on the fancy work commit
tee. All are welcome to come and
have social time.
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The American is but $3.50 a year