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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20

bag limit or by both, he is permitted to kill bear in defense of life or property.
 No person may take large brown bears with the aid or use of a dog, set gun of any description, a steel bear trap having a spread of morethan g inches, or by poison in any form. The sale of the skins of these animals is prohibited under the Alaska Game Law and regulations
 Various estimates have been published as to the number of brown bears in Alaska the majority of these having been made by per sons who have spent a comparatively short time in the Territory and who have un- doubtedly based their findings on observa- tionS over a small portion of the animals total range. Considering both the recorded legal kill and liberal estimate of the un- recorded legal and illegal kill the annual kill of these bears is well within the aver age normal annual increase to be expected from the most conservative estimates of their numbers in the Territory Unbiased observers familiar with conditions through out the total range state that the bear population is, with minor exceptions, well distributed.
 In view of the fact that much is yet to be done in the scientific classification of the several varieties of the brown bears of Alaska, it is not at present practicable to state definitely the exact range of many forms
 A census of the bears on Admiralty Island will be taken in the summer of 1882 ac- cording to a statement of the Biological Survey. This will be accomplished by such assistance as the bureau may be able to render in cooperation with the Forest Serv- ice and the Alaska Game Commission. The information thus obtained will be helpful in the preparation of a game management plan for the island. Further protection for the bears on areas adjacent to the Glacier Bay National Monument is also contemplated in plans now in course of development.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
Tides of Change.
Cincinnati Enquirer. )


 The House and Senate remain apparently un- impressed by the tides of change so obviously flowing about them. It is strange phenomenon to witness the National Legislature tagging behind public thought and sentiment but the fact always will appear to be strange in the eyes of the re- Icorders of political history.
 Steadily the pendulum swings in the direction lof more sane and liberal interpretation and administration of the liquor laws Congress consist enty continues to be blind to this memorable change in public opinion, as demonstrated in the House yesterday It well may be that it will awaken to the true facts i'll the situation when it will be too late, politically-for some of it's membership
 Vermont has spoken in this matter with a voice that is not uncertain-the great cities in all the Igreat and important States of the Union likewise have registered their opposition to further contin- uance of the noble experiment. New Jersey once more, definitely has aligned herself against the Eighteenth Amendment-both her Republican and Democratic candidates for the United States Senate are pledged to seek repeal of the now notorious amendment. Ohio has spoken in a way that can- not be ignored by the National Conventions of the two parties
 The temper of the electorate seems fully to be aroused With reference to the important problem of Prohlotion, especially since hard times press hard and harder, with available revenue at hand which instantly could be had for the asking But Congress lags-Seems to be unconscious that the tides of change are running swiftly, and that the public no longer is willing to be deceived by the fatuous promises Of those who would secure spiritual ad- vancement through legislative computations This is especially strange when labor industry business and the professions are in practical agreement that the time for change in the Prohibition laws has arrived
 "
 Recess Looms for Congress"-headline And for some or US memoers the recess promises to be a nook with a one-way door.-tLos Angeles Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20

Copyright, Dial PreSs.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20
"ALASKA'S BIG BROWN BEARS"

The campaign against the establishment of a brown bear sanctuary on Admiralty Island, made through the All Alaska Chamber of Commerce the Juneau Chamber of Commerce other Alaska com mercial organizations The Empire, other Alaska newspapers and other sources, is bearing fruit. One after another big game hunters, scientists and others interested giving expression to their con- cusons. They have decided that notwithstanding the widely published sensational reports and recom- mendations of few theorists, that brown bears are adequately protected in Alaska and that danger of their exterminaton is nil.
 The latest comment the situation to come under our notice is editorial in Hunter Trader Trapper, magazine devoted to outdoor life, under the heading "Aaska's Big Brown Bears which follows:
 During the past few years, and partic- ularly during the last year, much has been written about the big brown bears of Alaska by conservationists and sportsmen who have visited the Territory for comparatively short periods. Many of the articles regarding the life history and habits of the bears are of great interest and value to students of na- ture. while others appear to have been more or less sensational in the nature of propaganda. The Alaska brown bears have had sufficient protection during recent sea- sons and not in any danger of ex- termination, but in view of the fact that so much attention has been focused these unique animals during the past year. and to give them the benefit of any possible doubt, added protection has been afforded these bears by regulation
 To correct the many unauthorized state ments that have appeared regarding the measure of protection now being afforded these noble animals throughout the eSti- mated 96.363 square miles of coastal lands and islands comprising their range the, fol- lowing information and figures have been compiled from official records:
 Areas where large brown bears have complete protection consist of 8534 square miles, per cent. of the total range and include Glacier Bay and Katmai Ma tional Monuments; Unimak Island which lies within the Aleutian Island Reservation; Afognak Island; and four smaller areas Although hunting is permitted in the fol- lowing areas there within them many thousands of square miles of inaccessible country that constitute virtual sanctuaries for these animals.
 In 40938 square miles, 42 per cent. of the total range of the large brown bears, residents and nonresidents allowed a bag limit of two animals in an open season from September l to June 20. During this ap- parently long season, however, the bears are in Information approximately six months. The areas coming under the limitation on season and bag limit consist of portions of the mainland, totaling 39 900 square miles and 1,245 square miles of the most thickly populated bear range the north side of Kodiak Island, well as the islands of Hnchinbrook Montague, Hawkins, Yacob and Shuyak
 A nonresident hunting large brown or grizzly bears is required to be accompan- jed by registered guide. Tn where a resident is limited either by season or
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20

The boys chase the plane down the coast, tomorrow, boats following below. But the kid napers' power is proved by new "outrages."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-20

More than 214,000 date palms are under cultivation in California and Arizona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

Miernou'' tax tento najlepsi
tabak, po spravnom ulezanim
zjemnenim dostava vyhody toho
Lucky Strike 6iastiaceho processu,
opisaneho slovach ''It's toasted.
To je preco tudia v kazdom meste,
mestecku a dedinke hovoria. re
Luckies su miernou cigaret1ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
CT. tITATELoM DO PoZoR,
NOSTI.

PodPa novych federalnych "a
konov podvysene nam boly po-
platky "a postova roznasanie no
vim, 60 je duplovanou t'archo,i
ked' povazime terajsie zle easy.
Ma dodatok nam posta rata al 2c
"a kazde upovedomenie, he sa ii.
tatel' odst'ahoyal. Preto Re vte-
rajsfch easoch sa hodne i'udi st a.
huje, nase kazdotyzdnove vydav-
Ky len ma postu sa privel'mi IVY
silly. Preto ziadame. ct. citatefbv,
.aby ked' sa st 'ahuj1 nam to ma
post karte u vopred oznamili a
ME neskoro, ked' nam ~ posta
Iodst ahovanie oznami ! i2a 81 slo-
lektuje.
u loopsrasiu u vopted j Il
kujeme.
Red i vydayatei 'stvo
Young SLOW Novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
Ia Slovenskd Lfgu v Amerike,
Jan A. Kocdr, tajomnik. Z
Co k tomuto dodat'? Len toto

Co k tomuto dodat I? Len toto :
Je TAXA schodza potrebna? We
ru, veru vel'mi je potrcbna. Vse-
tel vidime, " axiom hroznom po-
stavenf SINE. Vidi1ne, ze sa t'azka
chmara mad nami vznasa. Tazka
" obojom smysle, narodno -politi-
ckom il hospodarsko ko-spoloc
.skom. L'ud mas hez rozdielu po-
volania' q stavu tacka IA hore-
',dolu. z vyrazu jeho tvari mono
vycitat' otazku "do bude S ma
mir Vsetko, co najhorsie moze
mas stihn1t', stiha mas. .Dolu vo-
dou idd nase majetky, rady Glen
stva nasich spolkov rednii. Ziad-
ma pliaga nesobrala este jednym
d1skom to'ko ddstva q nassky ych
organizacii, ako teraz panujilce
-zle hospodarsko-spol po-
merry. Q det'och, Q tomto Bozom
pozehnani, AMI nehovorim. v ta-
kom neistom polozeni sme my Al
merickf Slovaci sotya boil. Sine
chorf, t'azko chori. Hor1cka lom-
cuje ddami eeleho tela. Nuz tre-
ba So sijst', treba sa poradit',
,treba l'udu pomsaat | Nedajme
sssii 4 & @syoje deti, svoje spclky, svoje
ma jetky. Idelne Y iistrety novel
dobe. NecIze mas nepriprave-
nyych nenajde. Tedy dajme IA do
,prace!
IL Il: Jan 4. Koc6r, tajomnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
10000 L'UDf DOsTAvA
POMOC oD MESTA


$4,000 ludi, alebo celia tretina
obyvatePstva nasho mesta dosta'
va n1dzov1 pomoc. 1880 ludi
je sytene v .mestskych kuchy-
mach, 1858 rodin dostava cd
mesta groceriu mnohe rodiny
dostavajd pomoc cd Community
Chest a. inych dobrocinnych spoil
koy.. Okrem toho kolko je rodln,
ktore sa uchylily pri syojich prf-
buznsch. Met chybnosti, ze
10000 l'udi, tedy ddbra tretila
obyvatel 'stva nasho mesta, ma
chodf sa y krajnej nudzi
.Mesto vydrziava sedem kuchyil.
Vs Haseltone krmene je i ,096 o
sob, na Wood Watt ST. 6:eO6, na
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
DR.. L'UDoVfT BAzovsKY.

Ma inoln meste za6lname llverejnova' obsirnejsi z
votopis Ora Ludovita Bazovskeho ktory zavrs 60 rok
svojho pre- narod pozehnaneho zivota.
TIL name mza ktory cely svoj ziyot zasvatil naro-
du; ktory bol Mojzisom nasho ludu dolno Sloven-
sku; kory bdl apostolom VERY vzkresenl naroda
budovatel ON ieho budicnosti
Precitajme 81 jeho zivotopis. Je vemi poucny Ma
ucme neho ako treba zt pracovat', ably mas zivot
nebo jalovy, ale rodny Budere znat kol ko prace je
eden covek vsave vykonat, axe vel Ike diea stvoi1t
temer nicoho. Pochopne, co je to pevny claraktef
Presvedcme sa, re co 81 clovek zauiei, to prevede
ked vytrva neustdpi.
DR.. Bazovsky znovuvydobyl ztratene JUNE Sloven-
sko narodu vtel no do republky ceskosovenskej ga
cenu velkych obet, utlpena znojenia Takeho muza
by inc staty obsypay slavou hmotnymi da1ni On sa
oho nedozil. Naopak nevd ak e jeho odmenou. Je od
strcenJ panm Bratislavy Prahy prezyvanv bol
zradcom' este donedavna ebo ziadal pre- sovensky ma
rod rovnake prlva ceskym.
Ale po case, ked' opada blato, ktorym bol svoji-
hi neprajnikmi rodu okydany, jeho memo bude sa
skviet' na samom predku narodnych velikasov mena
mnohych co teraz kupu slave bohastve, budl "a
budnute alebo preklfnane.
Ku jeho 6O-rociu my prajeme mu este dsheho, ma
rodu prospesneho zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

Franklin Ave. 2,074, ma Salt
Spring Rd. 2,421, na Sharon Line
2,O48, na Brier Hill 2,7S6 v A.
dams skole ma Lansingville l.
2O4.
Dosavad'- mesto dostavalo z
vladnej mdky 400 sudov tyzden-
ne, teraz tato porcia 'bola snize-
ma ma $50 sudov. Spravcom ku-
chyn je Peter Corll, ktory sa do
bre stara 0 zasoby a ked' po tie
to dni bolo zhabane masiarom
5000 funtov vifstli, lebo bolo v
Mich j trochu kase, co je proti
mestskym zakonom, Corll tie vir-
stle dostal do rilk prv, kym ich
mohla zdravotna vrchnost' zni-,
cit, ako nariad 'uje mestsky "a.
kon. Statne zakony dovoPuju 2
perc. kase vo virstliach, mestsky
ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
cHcEL oHoLIf svoJU NE
VERNU zENU.

<-xss4 u \ ~. I.
Ciganka Alzbeta Bubnarova !
Bidoviec >isla $ ciganom j. Ia
mason po hradskej. Odrazu xpo-
20 stromn vyskocil jej manzel 1
Drltyou Y ruke q kricaf; Teraz
ice oholim, odrezem nos & rozpa.
rem bruchp Ciganka odskocila
ade Tamas postayil sa Bubnaroyi
ne odpor, krieiac naiiho: aNo
podz kedz ii chop, ja ci rozpa-
rem brnch, ze ci ho aii fras ne
zosije 2 ,zdechnes Cd psa. = Bub-
nar dostal strach i prv NED mo-
hol bez namydlenia svoju zenn
oilollt zutekal. Ked az Dol j ,a.
leko g jeho zenu presiel strach,
zYolala "a MIN este: HI til ku-
kaj, ty holofojtos, vidxis, to lllop.
go no gu sercu l'ubujem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
z URADovNE TAJOlaNfKA
sLovENsKEJ LfGY.
Dajze, Boze, dobrej vole!

Minuleho tyzdna zaslali sme
priatePom a vodcom slovenskeho
l'udu prfpisy nasledovneho OBJ
sahu:
"Mimoriadne vazne narodno-
politicke hospodarsko-spolocen-
ske pomery a v Mich take "a
smutne polozenie nasho l'udpl
ziadajn, ably sa hodnostari mas
skych organizacii, casopisov, O.
sad, klubov atd'. atd'. sisli ma
poradn1 schodzu "a leelom po-
rokoyania 0 bolesti, neresti a
krivdach, ktore mas dlavia a aby
sa spolocne postavili proti yset-
kemu, Go je namerene ma uzo-
bracenie a TAX yyhubenie sloyen-
skeho naroda. Schodzu tlto
chystame sa svolat' ma den ID.
septembra 1882, do mesta Pitts
burghu, Pa.
Prosline Vas, raete nam obra-
tom posty oznAmit', ii 81 tejto,
prepotrebnej sehodze budete
moct IN spomenutom case 4 me.
ste zdsast9it I alebo ii ii 1el1te,
ably 81 ia scL5dza.. II my den 4
\ inom meste odbysala'
Prijnite Eprejav noiej yrslsj Z
iictivej vd'aky "a YzacAu oehotu,
som YAM uprimne oddany 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
VDOVY OBETAMI
NovEHo SvINDLU

Vdovy byvaj1 najcastejsimi O.
bet'ami svindlerov, menovite ak
ich manzelia boil poisteni spoil
ku alebo u daktorej spolocnosti.
Novym svindlom je, ze ku vdo-
We pride chap, vydavaj1ci sa "a
1radnika poist ,ujlcej spolocno-
sti a povie vdove, re u jeho spo-
locnosti Dol jej nebohy manzel
poisteny a spolocnost' potrebuje
cd nej svedectvo 0 manzelovej
smrti. Vdova svedectvo vyda a
syindlerovi zaplati poplatok cd
$3.50 do 49,.
Inc svindle S vdovami s1: Do
nesn bibliu alebo cokol 'vek ine-
no hned' pc smrti manzelovej a
poyedia, ze 81 to nebohy objed-
nal. Vdova q 1cty k nebohemu
takl vec prime a zaplati. Mnohe
vdovy boly ale pripravene 0 ce-
le dedictva. Svindleri ich naho-
voria, aby investoyali syoje PEI
maze do niecoho a to je obycaj-
ne 1plne bezcenne alebo sd i'm
peniaze zrovna ukradnute.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
NAPRAVAJU SA POMERY?

Podl jednych pomery uz napravajn; podl'a drl1-
hych, nenapravaju ami "a macny max
Pravdou je, re naprava sa este neukazala zaklad-
nJch, kl'dcovJch priemysloch Ukazala len burze
sezomych priemysloch (uhlie satstvo, konzervy).
to m0ze znamenat' napravaie sa pomerov ale ami ne
nls
Cimost automoblovych tovanlach upadala ryche
cd konca jina Vyroba spada 81 SIT kar poslednom
tyzdn dna g. 705 kar druhom yzdni augusta Tato
csca e 474 percent niza, ako pred rokom. Fordove
dieine temer stoja neotvoria pred Robotnckym
Dilom, lebo MET poptavky. Predaje automobov Gene
raj Motors upady tez vel mi; juh boy najnizsom
stllpn tejto depresi.
Oceliarne operuil 14-percentovou vykonnost 'ou v
krajine len 1O-percentovou Youngstowlle porov
mani 32percentovou vykonnost on pred roko vzdor
tonuto padkl nevybavene objednavky o. S. Steel kor-
poracie sii najnizse rekorde.
Zeleznce podavaji1 podobne svedectvo stave vse-
obecnch obchodnych pomerov. Porovnane poctu nalo-
zenych vozov lanskorocnym nenaznacue zadne zvae-
senie obchodu. pryom tyzdn augusta nalozene bolo
10000 vozfov, poroynanf 73500o vozami pred ro
kom A pred rokom neboy pomery utesene.
Nezamestnanost' je teraz najvyssom stupni tejto
deprese vzdor sezonnelnu zvysenu zamestana ma far
mach Podl'a odhadov Americkej Federacie Prace, "a
iozenych vladnych csiciach pocet nezamestnanych
osob e teraz 623O00 alebo skoro styna ysetkch "a
robkove cinnych osob Spoj statoch Tato zvysena
zamestnanost' sa odzrkadla JUL, ked predaje de-
partmentnJch obchodoch boly nanzsie ejto depresi
Je pricna VERT, ze nejaka naprava je MONA tejto
jaseni Obchod krajne nachod nizsom stupni
nez nakupna sla krajiny, vzdor jej vel kemu
teniI
Je ale moznost' be tato nadejna naprava bude len
docasnou bude nasedovana dalsim pokesoln. Dokaze
zaeiakom tryaeho zotavoyania len tax, ak obchod
priemysel budu pokraGoyat' prisposoboyam syojch
Glen poineroln j. feb slizovani. pr1tomnom case
10 nacHyf most zastat' tel refone prjat yzosttp
Glen Tia brze IA zak Mepsenia obchodu saaeho cd
ba DO BY dalsie snizovane Glen uobilo nepotrebnym
Ak tomuto yabeniu nebude odporovat, ozivenie OBJ
otu ktore je ia obzore dokazat' len vidinou
yel'mi Mad1cnym je, aby doprayne ceny holy snize
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26

ne Predminuleho tyzdna zeleznce rozhodly snlzit
nzdy svojch zamestnancov ale nevedno q tolko sn
za cen dopravy tovarov. Ak to neurobia ne1naly pi
ciny s1zova' mzdy. zeeznice musa zacniet dopray,,
ak ma byt prospeita navratena ebo doprava e teraz
najvacsou drazobou k1ajine
Zazraky tedy predbezne necakajme Naprava sa mo-
prhodit ale ci bude staa ci bude stupnovat "a
vis Cd zdeznic cd niekol kych nych cintel ov, ako
dvihania Glen surovfn "a farmarskych produktov
dalsieho klesnuta cien mektorych premyselnych w
robkoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1932-08-26
RozHLAs YsN.

y 81 AVVVoCS CIl sss iSCiAA1 oVUOtu 8s iNs
g CoNfnbiise, ze SINE sa poklzh III
l'adc 4 ze este yzely
ma nom sediine. Hja, kto sa kc-
dy polxlzQl a udrel 0 koniec chrb-
tovej kosti, ten vie, ako So to
t'azko vstava.
Rooseveltova rec bola pima
krasnych fraz, prazdnych bomb
a sl'ubov.
Jeho sl'uby maly by ceiiu, ke-
by ako guyerner]take zakony, a
he odpor1ca, Dol uskutoGnil
state, ktoreho je hlavou.
"Najvonavejsie' bankova kra-
chy udaly sa praye V New Yor-
ku. A to boly banky statne, ME
narodne, racine pamatat'.
Mr.. Roosevelt naval robotni-
ctvo priemyselnym kanonoyym
krmom. Ale vojna bola. vyhrana
cely obchodny svet je mrtvy.
Po takom boji 81 robotnfctvo "a
sl1zilo odpocinku.
Hitler navrhuje spolok z Ne
mecka, Francie, Spoj. Statov,
Anglie, Talianska mensfch prize
myselnych statov ma prekazenic
rol'nickym Station budovat' svoj
| priemysel.
Hitler to musel odkukat' oil
ceskych panov, ktori odbdrali
slevensky priemysel a Cd toho
casu maekaju" zalddok Sloyen-
ska. Il
/ My Amerikani SINE vzdy boil
hrdi, ze vedieme svet. Teraz sa
to zvrtlo: nasledujeme. Po Spo-
/ jenych Statoch tdla sa uz 200. 900
| opustenych chlapcov-vlcat. TAX
oznamuje Ladies Home journal.
/ Srbsky musolinko tr1fa 81 az
j ma Slovakov. Zhabal i'm sloven-
sky casopis, zrusil vyssie triedy
gymnazia Petrovci, zaviedol
i srbsku rec na slovenske skoly a
prenasleduje uGitel ov-Sloyakov.
Juhoslavianski Slovaci mozu sa
aspoI tym potesit', ze to nebude
tryat' veky. Kralovsk6 koruny
70 par rokov bud1 len inuzeu-
nocn'
Br. Cisar sa zaluje, ze nasse
slov perly (spevy) len zriedka
pocujeme. Nal byt'. istn nede-.
Iu vecer na Central Square, ked'
/ 81
= -, nas' q. p'kniharl l.:, vraeall !, domoy,
~ . o''n ani pod Iatroa.
bude SlOyanSk9hn snayr ysoa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Bride-Elect Is
Feted at Party
in Lafayette

Miss Donna Mae Lehman, bride
elect. was honored at a bridge party
Saturday night in Lafayette, at the
home of Miss Ruth Hollenbeck. Miss
Lohman's marriage to George I. Voss
will take place June II.
Tables were decorated in color
scheme Of pink and green, carried
out in the nut cups, and roSebuds.
Garden flowers were used about the
home. Guests from Indianapolis
were Mrs. George F. Lehman,
mother of the honor guest, and Miss
lone VoSs.
Miss Lehman and Mr.. VoSs were
entertained at a dinner and bridge
party Friday evening by teachers
of School 16 at Winding Way inn,
near Noblesvilie.
orchid foxglove and pink and
white peonies formed centerpieces
for the tables. Silver candelabra
held gold tapers. Miss Lehman
who teaches at the school, was pre-
sented with a silver pitcher.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Ray Kern, Hugh Mitchell
Kenneth White, L. E. Hall, Lola
Bortz. and Mesdames Ignore Pea
vey. James Harrington, and Misses
Ethel McKinsey, Ruby Wolf, Eliza
beth Leonard, Thelma King, Ger
trude Kluga, Wilma Wolfe, and
Fred Hauffmark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Castle
Hostess to
Bride Elect

Mrs. c. Richter Castle Of Union
City entertained today with a bridge
party and personal shower in honor
OF Miss Lorinda Cottingham. bride
elect, at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. c. o. Cottinghanl. 1850 Broad
way. Mrs. Castle was assisted by
Mrs .Cottingham. Mrs. Norris Cot
tingham of Noblesville and Miss
Helen Cross.
Decorations were in shades OF
orchid and green. Favors were nut
cups shaped as flower pots with It's
sue paper flowers arranged on them.
Tallies we're in bridal design.
Guests with Miss Cottingham were
her mother, Mrs. c. E. Cottingham:
her fiance's mother. Mrs. Z. E. HO-
well Of Marshall. H.; Mrs. Manley
Branch Of Martinsille: Miss Sally
Gilmore Of Anderson, and Mesdames
Albert Campbell. c. H. Overt.
Charles Jones, Kurt Mahrdt, Harold
Taught and the Misses Frances
Wingard. Helen Noble, Lois Clark
and Gertrude Brown.
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Mary Jones Is
Bride in Rites
Held at Home

Miss Mary Rebecca Jones became
the bride Of Francis Willard Clark,
son Of Mrs. Gertrude Clark of
Frankfort at 4.3O Saturday after
noon at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Jones. 1927
Broadway. The Rev. Ernest N. Ev-
ans read the ceremony in the pres
ence Of the immediate family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. who left at
once for trip north. will be at
home after July l at 302 South Clay
street. Mrs. Clark is a graduate of
Butler college, where she is a mem
Der Of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
Mr.. Clark attended Wabash college
and Purdue university and is a
member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
Quito town guests were Mrs
Lunetta Paris of Frankfort, Mrs. II,
n. Van De Walker Of La Porte. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Derrick Of
South Bend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Bridge-ShOwer
Arranged for
Lucille ROuS

Miss Lucille Rous. whose marriage
to Wilbur E. Smith will take place
this month. will be honored at a
bridge party and shower to be given
tonight by Miss Frances WeStcott
and Miss Lucy Ashjian, at the home
of Miss Westcott, 9l4 East Forty
second street.
Tables at serving time will be
decorated with TaliSman roses.
Garden flowers will be arranged
about the house The hostesses
will be assisted by their mothers,
Mrs. Seraph Ashiian and Mrs.
Ferne o. Westcott Guests with the
bride-elect. her mother and sister.
Mrs. H. L. Rous and Miss Marydeu
Rous. will be.
Mesdames Noble Hiatt George A. Clark.
F. s. Tavlor. John Brouwer. Paul u. Wit
temore Raw De Vanev. Paul Driseon.
Misses Ruth EmirhoIz. Amman Ashiian. FL
len Kresser. Harriet Kistner Maxine
Quinn. Helen bingham Louise Rundcl.
Dorothy Smith. Norma Deluse. Helene and
Alice wilmanns. and Miss Dorothy LAM
bert OF Conncrsville.