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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
VICTORY CLUB TO MEET
AM-Day Session Planned at Home
of Vice President.

An an-day meeting will be held
Thursday by Victory Club, Women's
Benefit Association, at the home Of
Mrs. Lena Woods, vice-president, at
902 Elm street.
Assisting hostesses will include
NIesdames Laura Ashton, Mary Nc
Gary and Lucille johnson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
Euchre and Bunco Party

A public euchre and bunco party
will be held Wednesday night at
$3.50 by Marion Council, No. 1888.
Security Benefit Association, at
1861 East Maryland street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
PYTHIAN LODGE WILL
INITIATE CANDIDATES
Spencer Chapter to Be Guest of
Bloomington at Ceremony.
By Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. g.
Spencer lodge, knights of Pythias,
will be guest of Bloomington Pyth-
ians at degree ceremonies here to-
night.
Two candidates from the Spencer
. chapter will be initiated by the
Bloomington degree team compris-
ing: Fred Rumple, Edward Rumple,
Bernet Reed, Earl Mcbride, w. N.
Shaw, F. B. jenkins, Homer Robert
son, E. j. Porter and w. I. Ross.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
MEMORY OF LINCOLN
WILL BE H0N0RED
Harmony Lodge No. to Have Pro-
gram Tuesday Night.

Lincoln's birthday will be OBJ
served at special meeting Tuesday
night by Harmony Lodge No. /,
United Order of American Workers,
at the hall, 143 East Ohio street.
Talks on the life OF Lincoln will
be given by Carl Hill, supreme
president, and members Of the SUI
prene staff.
Goldie Grimes has been elected
captain Of the lodges team and will
start drill practice in the near fu-
ture.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
LEGION WILL RAISE
MONEY FOR COLORS
Service Post 70 Give Benefit Card
Party at OakIandon.


Party at OakIandon.
Money for purchasing flags and
colors will be raised at a benefit card
party to be held March II in Oak
landon I o. o. F. hall by Service
post No. 128, American Legion.
The post comprising members
from Lawrence, CastIeton, Nc
Cordsville, Mt Comfort and Oak
landon. A joint meeting with the
legion's women's auxiliary will be
held at the latter place March 2.
Other entertainment offered this
month by the post includes a min
strel show at the Oaklandon Uni
versanst church, Feb. %, and mid
month meeting at the Lawrence
school building Feb. 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
LODGE OFFICERS NAMED
Robert S. Treon Made Worshipful
Master of EngIwood F. & "A. M.

Master of EngIWood F. & A. M.
New officers of Erglewood lodge
No. It's, F. & A. NJ, are headed by
Robert L. Treon, worshipful mas
ter. Other officers are:
Roy W. Alfred, senior warden: Benjamin
Blake, junior warden; Chester Ward, Sec
rotary; Donald z. Christie, treasurer;
Charles Sconce. senior deacon; Charles
Baier, Junior deacon; William p. Hargon,
senior steward: Byron S. Cole, junior
steward; Leroy Caldwell. tyler, and Virgil
v. Hamilton, chaplain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
EIvOOd Order Keeps
Control in One Family

Helen Jessup. Martha: Gertrude wertz-
berger. Electa: Kate Rees. Ruth: nellie
Meyer. associate conductess.
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REBEKAHS WILL MEET
Officers Will Receive Members and
Guests at Session.

Members of Temple Rebekah
Lodge, No. SCI, are to meet at 8
o. m. Tuesday at $50 East Ohio
street.
Mrs. Mary Scott, noble grand, will
preside and will receive visitors and
guests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
N. Y. .-JASPERS
 HOLD SCRIMMACE

New York, October 28 - Man. haitian college and New York Uni- versity dropped their regular prac- tice sessions to engage in a hard scrimmage at Jasper field yester- day afternoon. The Jaspers are preparing for their New York American Christmas Fund game with City College at the Polo Grounds on Election Day while the violets are getting ready for their contest with Oregon this Saturday.
 Chick Meehan's team had the ball at the start of the workout and opened up with a series of passes that baffled the Jaspers. Joe La Mark and Jim Tanguay did most of the heaving. Sugar Hugret, Joe Left and Bob Mo- Namara were on the receiving end.
 With Manhattan in possession of the ball, Captain Del Negro also resolted to aerials but mixed in several running plays. Nal Thomas completed several passes to Paddy Ryan and Bill Pendergast broke loose on three pretty reverse plays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Fear Of Criticism
 DeDelops HdrDard
 PLan To Aid Jobless

Cambridge Mass, Oct 28-(UP)-The Harvard cor poration board expected to approve tonight plan der which collections for obess relief will be taken up at Harvards last three football games-aganst Dartmouth Holy Cross and Yale.
 The Harvard student council, headed by w. Barry Wood IT, football captain voted unanimously last night to suggest the plan to the corporation and it's acceptance considered assured.
 Harvard declined to participate in the roundrobin post football series among eastern teams suggest ed by Owen D. Young and Harvard felt the univer sy would be leaving itself open criticism if it did not assist in way.
 It is estimated than 16OOO0 persons will attend the three final games on Harvards schedule.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

The refusal of President Spens cer to permit Bridgeport Central or Naugatuck basketeers to enter the Newport tourney last year was vindicated by the vote of 40 schools against participation this season in the Newport, Tufts or other hoop journeys. Only three of II votes favored enterance, the other eight giving but qualified approval. De- spite everything, Central particle pated in the Newport tournament last year reaching the semi-dnals.
 This is News
 The vote cast last week means no amends will be made to the by- laws of the c. I. A. C., at least this year. The present plan of choos- ing eight quintets for participation in the Yale and Connecticut Aggies journeys will be retained, but tn- stead of holding these journeys on two days, from now on it will be three, thus enabling ffnalists to rest between games. The tour- neys last year were the ecource or much criticism on the part Of spectators and players who conn plained of the scanty allotment or time given. between contests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Marty Brill Signs
 With StapletOns

Marty Brill, a Notre Dame half- back last year, now an assistant coach to Lou Little at Columbia. has been signed by the Stapleton team of Staten Island and will play in the backfield tonight in the Stapleton Brooklyn game at Thompson's Stadium, Staten Is- land. Hinky Haines,> coach and quarterback, who was injured in the e-Portsmouth game Sum- day, will not play.
 The backfield will be shifted so as to let Murphy Constantine, 1880 Syracuse back, play one of the hall hack positions. The absence of g. blocking back materially figured in the Stapes' defeat on Sunday, and Brill is expected to remedy this.
 London has talkies for the hnNra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
BANCROFT REENGAGED
 BY NEW YORK GIANTS

New York, October 28 - Dave Bancroft, who has been coach of the Giants for two seasons, will be re-engaged for the third time. Bancroft hasn't signed for the 1882 campaign, but he has been in New York several days and 1t is under stood that he and the club have practically settled on terms. Ban croft will leave for his Wisconsin home in a few days.
 Another who has been visiting the Giants office for several days is Casey Stengel, former star out fielder who is now manager of the Toledo Mud Hens. The Mud Hens are in receivership, but Casey year. .aA.shlllii4ifaliIiiIIna '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

ing. He connected for i2b in the and also clinched at least one vic- tory for his Stampers. Cal0 claims
 he owes his success to the new suspcnders he ts now wearing. (. Will Prosper Dcntc ever stop rOII- ing up those high individual marks in onr loop. Although his Weav. CTS are fin the cellar berth. Prosper is continuing to hit the pins hard, getting a high single of f35, and took second high three of $40 for last weeks record. The eecond series is on this coming Friday
 night, and tf you wish tO sec acc tion, don't forget t0 drop over at the Grand Alleys, between the hours of 5;3e and Q n ms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
DOWN THE DRIVES
 WITH THE ELKS

The race is on and the opening week furnished plenty of excite- ment and thrills. Some very good scores were turned in and from all appearances, the boys are out to break all time records. If the mayor hadn't been in Europe, so that we could have him throw the first ball down the opening night, would have ben a gala af- fair. A large gallery attended the games and showed keen interest by their cheering and riding" mostly the latetr.
 The honor of capturing the first prize Of the season goes to Frank Leary, who hit 145 in his first game to take weekly high single.
 The power men of Cy Dvileskis had the power turned on full, making a total pinfall of 1540 in their three games with Dan Sulli- van substituting for John Roberts. This will give the boys a sweet average to bowl on when the av- erages are changed after this week.
 NhAC "AAC4uN was ulUU lO StAy at home, when he knew that bowl ing was started and made his ap- pearance at the alleys on the open- ing night contrary to doctors or- ders. The league members are very sorry to know that the popular ice cream man isn't bowling this year but hope that he will be knocking them down before the end of the season.
 Harvey Pelletier won two games for his team in the battle of Plumbers. He finished the second game with strike fill on a spare and in the last game went out with a spare fill on a strike. Capt John- ny Bennett sewed up the first con- test by making spares in his last three boxes.
 The mayor of Watertown, ID. C. Sullivan. Esq. has secured some good hacking for hlrn = this year. He had brought his son, George. into the league as q member of the Wutcrtown aEgrcgati0n. And, what d0 you know. the hoy showed him up every game.
 According to Mike McVerry. his opponents last week were mostly castoffs from his teams of several years ago. He stated that they were not good enough to bowl with him and his performance for the evening in winning three eames
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Yale Tourney To Be Conducted For Three
 Days Instead Of Two
By GEORGE DILLON

The proposal to sanction Nutmeg State high schools basketball tournaments was cve rejected by 40 to 51 school officials who sat m at the annual coab of the Connecticut nterschoasc Ah le conference in New Haven the past weekend Wal ter Spencer, Commercial high principal was reelected
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

for seven conse- cutive miles? Or- son Spencer did 1t, but it was in the annual salt water marathon at Salt Lake City
 Spencer is a two year champion in the event and in his latest victory swam the dis tance in two hours and 25 minut e s. T h i s phenomenal speed is possible be- cause of the great A.@-~A A- >A Ah
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Central Y Enter
 Voneyban League

The Central Y Volleyball team held a practice session yesterday afternoon at the Red Triangle in preparation for their coming State Y league games. The following schedule will be in swing starting No. IA:
 November IA, New Britain vs New Haven at New Haven; Nov 1s. Waterbury at New Britain; Nov 12, New Britain at Danbury; Nov 25' New Britain at Branford; Dec 5, Torrington at New Britain; Dec 16, Hartford at New Britain; Jan 6, New Haven at New Britain; Jaa Is, New Britain at Waterbury; Jan 23, Dal bury at New Britain; Jan 27, Branford at New Britain; Feb 5, New Britain at Torrington; and Feb IS, New Britain at Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Random in the Amc0 Bowling
 League

CIRCLES: Proxy George A. Langlois held . short meeting last night, with only managers present, to better the entire six team loop, with the transferring of . player on each team. The boys i'm the bowling loop should be thankful for having such an ardent worker as their fine president. S0mmy Figaro has been having some hard luck this seasOn, and Is far below his usual bowling average, but we hope to see the Weavers' star bowler hitting his usual stride soon. D0menic Battciiii, the Washington Hill boy, has been go- ing strong with Tony Guzzarti's Carpenters, having an average of e4.t0. and still going up every week. Toby Cafo's G introduce Ing tho latest fad in mcn's wear at tho games Friday. Ills brand new black suspendere he has just Tee hslpsd hin onnsidsEnhly in bowl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
K. of l.. Hoop
 Chatter BY JOHNNY sTANKUS
Schedule for Friday Night
 Barnard Gym)

Schedule for Friday Night
 Barnard Gym)
 FOO D. m.-Princeton vs Yale.
 TAO D. m.- Cornell vs Notre Dame.
 s:20 p. m.-Holy Cross vs stan- ford.
 One of the largest crowds wit messed the opening of the Knights of Lithuania community basket ball loop, last Monday evening at the St Joseph's school auditorium. Among notables present at the games were Deputy Sheriff John Jenusaitis, Michael Sheron. the big Brooklyn insurance agent; Rev John Kripas and Rev Edward A. Gradeck of Holy Trinity church in Hartford. The six teams displayed | fine triple header for the opener.
 Three wonderful trophies will be donated to the league by Deputy Sheriff John Jenusaitis, Michael Sheron, insurance agent, and Wil- liam Kenausis, BrOOklyn's noted druggist. Mir Jenusaitis will pre- sent the championship team with an award to be named later, and Mir Sheron and Mir Kenausis are to award individual prizes to the play er displaying the best sportsman ship and most valuable player fin Inc circuit.
 Johnny Stadelink and Stanley Verseckas of the Yale basketball five, although lacking experience. are hard working players, and should come along in fast company under the coaching guidance of John Williams. mentor of the Yale team.
 Victor Gelgot, the Alder street dancing teacher, was forced to ful- fill an engagement in New York Monday evening, and left his Notrc Dame team in charge of Peter Pop" Zilinskas. Unfortunately, the acting young captain of the Notre Dame team, flashed brilliantly in his teams defeat, by caging in 9 points.
 Teams had better watch Casimer Strasdauskas, the tall rangy for ward of the Stanford team, who is not only a wonderful floor man, but also has keen eye for the basket.
 Anthony BOley, the speedy for ward of the Holy Cross team, was victim of boos when he missed numerous field goals, but made up for 1t by dropping in several sem safiOnal shots towards the end of the game, that resulted in the rOut Of the Notre Dame team.
 Five pairs of brothers partici- pated in the opening games, who were Johnny and Matt March, Joe and Frank Swasey. Joe and Ben Klish, Clem Balanda and Adolph Balanda and Joe and Walter Ci- bulskis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Charlie Wiehn looks like a rood man for the Mcfarland crew, His l1S score in the final game saved his team from q whitewash.
 It was a tough night on the league leaders of last year, who were taken over for three games by the Waterville representatives,. Maybe they are playing the game to have low averages to work on next month.
 Jim Burns got as many strikes in the opening game the other night as he did all last season, It looks like big doines for Jim this year, and his bowling was the fea- ture of his mates three-game win.
 For the first time in a long while we saw Louis Werzinger mad. His wrath was raised when Jerry Mooney, a member of the opposi- ton came in with a pair of red suspenders, and Louis was afraid, he would lose the spotlight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
HALE NAMES CAPTAIN

New Haven, Conn, Oct 28-(UP) Joseph Hale Johnson of Hart ford, six-foot-three center of the Yale freshman football team has been elected captain of that eleven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

The hustling Carpenters went in- to tie for first place in the bowl ing league standing with the brother Machinists last Friday night, when the former made a clean sweep of three games at the expense of the Weavers, while the Machine Room boys dropped one of the three games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Connecticut High Schools Bon LterState Hoop 7oune,s
SALT WAFER MARVEL

Can you imagine swimmer breaking the worlds mile record
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
BENEDICT STREET BOWLING NOTES
Standing,

Last Weeks Results, Street Dept (3), Mattress (0). Water Dept .(3l, Chatfield (0j. Biakeslee (3), Tracy Bros (0). J. E. Smith CD, Apoth Hali (i).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Another interesting feature of the league, is a triple tie for sec- ond place, with the Rubber Room, Stampers and Shippers all in a huddle, and rarin' to go. What Q race! What a race!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
"Corncracker"

''Corncracker'' General Jim Harty. the tenderfoot who halls from Vermont, has picked out the best material available in the Web Shop bowling loop, and is issuing a wide city or state challenge for a bowling match or series of games with any team for his outfit. The Vermonter would prefer to hear from Jocko l.. Herrick's Postof- flee boys. "Swede" Larson's Elks. or Waterbury Button. For further particulars Dial 4-S079 and ask for General Harty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Johnson is 20 years old and pre- pared at Phillips-E Exeter academys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

UuUyHuCy UL CIte salt water in the Utah lake. Spen- cer is in training for the 1882 Olympic contests.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Schedule for Friday, october 30 Rubber Room vs Weavers, alleys
 and Carpenters vs Stampers, alleys
 2 and 8 Machinists cs Shippers, alleys
 and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Last Weeks Results

DvileskIs I; Pope 2. Flanagan 2: Finley 1. Harpin l; Loughran 2. Bennett 3; Reilly o. Courtney 1: Mcverry 2. Tougas 2; Sullivan i. Cahill 2; Jarlett |. Monaghan 2; Blanchard O. Lord q; McPartland 1. Denehy 8: Cooke o. Gribbon 8; Verriker c. Mascolo 2; Lux 1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

John Drinkwatsr's collection of United Statjes stamps was sold in London recently for s7.6o0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

The boys are still talking about last weeks match between the Street Dept and the Waterbury Mattress. After winning the first two games nice and handy, the third game saw Captain Freddie Kelley and his cohorts from the Street Dept going into the last few frames trailing the Mattress by about twenty pins. Ryan and Rinaldi caught a spare each in the tenth to pull up a few pins. J. Miket bowling anchor man for the Mattress treated himself to a spare and things looked mighty bad for the City boys until Kelley their anchor man, stepped to the front. Kelley proceeded to snatch the game out of the fire by hitting for a strike in the ninth and a spare fill in the tenth. Needing two pins on the spare the bowlers from the rest of the alleys came over to wish him luck. more or less. mostly less and his next ball went true to form right for the head pin and knocked off five, winning the game by three pins.
 Chfllemi still continues to hit them in spite of the struggle he has with that big cigar.
 Delaney is going to start a run on the bank for the match between the Water Dept and the Street Dept.
 NardOzzi of ChatfleId's claims that his boys have gone in for a little secret practice and from now on they will give the leaders plenty of trouble.
 The averages up to and inc3nd- ing games of October 22, 1891 are as fn1Iows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Hon0ra
Season Records, ,
Games sro-morra,.

Tracy Bros vs J. E. Smith. Blakeslee vs Water Dept. Chatfield vs Mattress.
 Street Dept vs Apoth Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

extent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Johnny Stadelink and Stanley Verseckas of the Yale basketball five, although lacking experience, are hard working players, and should come along in fast company under the coaching guidance of John Williams. mentor of the Yale team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28
Averages to October p,

The averages up to and inc1nd- ing games of october 22, 1891 are as follows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

London has talkies for the home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-28

Teams had better watch Casimer Strasdauskas, the tall rangy for ward of the Stanford team, who is not only a wonderful floor man, but also has a keen eye for the basket.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Vybor "Albumu
Americky Slovakov'
BANKET NEMENYIMU

Preto ze Sd viaceri priatelia +.
Nemenyiho zaujimajl 0 banket,
ktory je usporiadany na jeho po.
ctu prilezitosti jeho oslobode-
MIA slldon, oznamujemc ze lStO
by sa chceI banketu icastnit' ma
sa prihlasit' telcfonicky u G. Mi,
xicha, tel. 1850. Banket bude "a
maja 0 6 30 yecer yo YAICA.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Lansingvillcania ma Lotus Fielt

Lansingvillcania ma Lotus Field.
Lansingvilleania budd hrat' s
Mad'armi na Lotus hrisku. w
hra Mad 'arov mad Strutherskymi
Slovakmi oznacuje ich "a plane
no kostymera a lansingvillska ca
ta nebude brat ziadne riziko.
Mad 'ari budl mat dvoch novych
hracov nedel'u. Jeden je Rab-
bit Tosti, druhobejsm z War
rem druhy je Redmond, short
stop, tiez Warren, co zosilni ich
dnukajsie pole hodne. Flauto, kto
ry zbitoval Strutherseanov, aki-
ste zacne, Thomasom V rezer-
We. Lansingvillcania maju Favie-
ra Lefty Striceka IA zaciatok
Obaja tito piteri sti svo vybor.
nom stavc. Olenick, lanskoroGny
najlepsi picer lige zamysl'a byt
picerom indie, ale je este vzd!
clenom caty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Drobne ohlasky

NAJFAJNEJSIEHO 0RADU ami
kacie valce pre- vsetky prace $3.50 kus.
Remene vacsinou po $1.O0. Cylindre
$12.50. suciastky pre- vsetky prAce a
zamet&ce. CLAUSEN CO., % South
Hazel st. Telefon 41468.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
YOUNGEST. sLov. Nov1NY

Mono dostat' v drobnom odpre-
dali U p. J. Hudika, 1853 Poland
Ave, p. Jana FRANKIE m Lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom y
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
ZAMENfM DOM

I izbovy tehlovy dom V Sharon,
Pa, precaram "a majetok na oko-
lici youngstownskej. .Vezmem dom
alebo Lofty. Haste 50 {. I'll Re-
gent St., Campbell, O.. (22