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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22
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The "Wednesday evening" session
OF tine Cprmeln C,4mHnne1 eau5 Was
held last evening at tine Honey Pot
Country climb i'm Cheshire TOp
scerens were= Serahs2 a. North and
S0uth= L. Bnn1on Chapman a~a
II. Gmllemhannmer. 70 IL: and rum
mers np Miss Eak6e Carroll and
Miss Helen H@Eam tied with Mrs
Edward FlirzpaHHick and Mns ganneS
Bulger, 50 LIZ ama East ANA West
Miss Margaret Doyle and Mhzs
Margaret Cunmingihamn- 6S IL and
rIlnneas-np Mr and Mrs Fred Lrx-
60 l-2s Section B. N@grfh and
South. Miss MarDnrIe C@nn@rnn
and Naiss Mary Esedderman- 80 La
and RUNNERS mp~ Mhss Mhmhfre6
Herr ana Alrs Efansaa Waarerw@rrHh
81 IL, and East and West Jsraes
Downing and WHaaiam Carpenrer-
81 LIZ. and rlnmneals mp A1r am@
Mrs Han0ad Bsnemmam- - L. Sec
ton C. North ami Souah- Mr snd
Mrs Thomas E'ame- 81 L. an&
runnens up. MIR and Mrs Joseph
WolH. g. and EakE ana West Mrs
gDhn Collins aal& Mrs geanm Nmrphg
65. and rIunmens mp MIR aR@ Mns
Hermam RelhmnS. Co.
The ofheial stsamding Of the to@r-
mamemt to Cate is as fDphDwSc Sec
ti0m a: l.. BprrbDm Chapman and
Miss Barbara RegmSA6ks 200 LIS
Miss Alice MaaNnDm and AGrs &tmaFr
LsoNeradge. n89 LIZ Eee4h0n b. MhRs
Winifned Herr and Mns Haeea1
WaaterNorrlh. gSn LIZ gamse<
D0Nning and Wiaaaam Carpenter
'a25 LIZ Section c. Mr an@ Mnk
Thomas Bame, neS: Mr aR4 Mns
,goseph W@aM- lTT Ia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Local Girls Graduate From
WiIlimantic Normal Sch00l

Of the Nature club. and represen|
ed Hungary, in costume, at II
THANKSGIVING Pageant, THE hal
vest Festival In Other Lands"
Louise Loveridge, Of Chestnl
avenue. has held during her SEMI
wear the presidency of the Stude]
council. the highest office ! nt1
gift of the student body, trlpu|
| to her dignity, her ability, her "a
mindedness. Miss Loveridge ~
carried the office accompany
both students and faculty. She Isl
member of the Tennis club ana WI
play in the tournament wni1
| closes the season.
AS freshman, Miss Loveridge VI
| a member Of the Swimming clI
and Of the basketball team. 81
also was vice-president OF n
class and her freshman year VI
| crowned by q place in the gro1
that carried the daisy chain q
the graduates of last June. T1
group is chosen from those WI
have maintained a high acaden|
standing for the year.
! Miss Helen Orland who was gra|
uated from the Waterbury Cath
lie high school on June ID was Y
guest of honor at q surprise pal
given by Mr. and Mrs Joseph
| Ranaudo at the latter's home
Tuesday evening, Entertainment
musical selections, speciality da1
ing and games and q buffet ~
pere were enjoyed. The gue|
were Misses Mary Farr Of Sou
Manchester, Anne NJ. Orlanl
| Emeline and Cora Ranaudo, An
IA. Paolucci, Marguerite Orlan]
Anne Marie Nardozzi, Helen 4
lando, and Anne Ranaudo and I
sept ]. Orlando, Joseph Ranou|
Jr., Waldemar Balunis, Ever
Thorn, Vincent Paolucci, Alphol
Laurino, Alfred Renaudo and
and Mrs Joseph M. Ranaudo, d
lei Nardozzi, Pasquel Ranau|
Nicholas Paolucci, James D'Andr
Gennaro Ranaudo, and 10
; Brown.
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Who's Whoing and What's Whaling: The Hudson river
became one huge hghba when 4o000 gallons of
were ordered pumped taking three hours for the
while crowd gathered find how smiths m
load Chicago and the middle experiencing another
heat wave officially commenced and If summer
comes etc. About million less have matriculafed
this month from higher of learning does
from the higher learning and having been graduated
now All roads lead the horsehow the Waerown
Hunt Club and let the best horse President Roose-
Welt has been roughng Ambeaok ii in than
especially when he of the typical New England
type weather Cape Cod noheas If you Con-
necicu height this week the time another week and
il will be sone many beautiful sights this offers
in natural beauty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Miss Hedwig Karpas, member
the graduating class OF the Wat
bury Catholic high school, Y
rendered a party on Sunday e
ming. The hostesses for the 81
ming were Misses Helen Jakuba
and Beatrice Kukanskis. Those
tending were: Misses Anasta
Patasius, Anna Zabelskas, Al
Muchalight, Regina Yanavich. 4
astasia Zabelskas, Gladys Mul
alight, Eva Kukanskis, Constal
Jegela, Hedwig Karpas, Marco
Savickas, Lillian Vance, Ann x
pas, Julia Butnor, Esther Kuki
skis and Edward Satula, Edwl
Yurgaitis, Alphonse Jarusevi
| Arthur Normand, George Dew
william Butler, Charles Strast
Robert West. Anthony Kraulai
James Cooke, Vincent Kiln
Frank Franzen, Titus H. Hick
| Alfred Bailey, Robert Sibold, G.
stanitne Maratino, r. s. Com
| and Peter Kukanskis.
Rev John Diggins has b
spending the past few weeks
the guest of his aunt, Mrs Halo
Of Baldwin street. He will ret
| to Washington. d. c., where
will resume his studies at
| Apostolic Mission House, Bro
land Station for the next
weeks after which he will recs
his degrees.
Miss Loretta Parker. who Z
teacher at the Norwich ,
Academy, has returned to sp'
the summer with her mother,
Helen Parker, of Baldwin sire
John Collins Of Williams str
a student at st Mary's seminl
Baltimore, Md. has been visit
his aunt, Mrs Harry Gill OF Sou
ington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Short cuts Alderman Art Dubois back from weekend
trp to Lake Saranae and surrounding country points
touring map several that be OF advantage not 70
mention interest to motorists who OCCASIONALLY appeal 70 the
Tower for trips II you get far Lake George instead OF
following the old points north the road thar
runs along the side Of the lake. Its fine road only rive
years old and gives exceptionally good lookout Lake
George. There is also fine road from Lake Placid 70
Ezabehtown that merely off good many miles, bur
travels through and highly scenic And OF course
no tp to this section of Adrondaeks country complete
without visiting Shroon Lake. Placid Satanae Long Lake and
the Tupper There's fine government hospital at The latter
place. Watch your free-wheslns,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Several local girls are included
in the graduating class which VIII
receive their diplomas at the COM
mencement exercises of Whitman
tic Normal school today.
The local girls and their school
activities include:
Catherine r. Dronznick, of River
street, of the Kindergarten-Pri-
mary division of the class. Is q
member of the Student Council
the Art club, the Dancing club, and
the Hiking club. She Is secretary
of the Nature club. a member OF
the assembly committee and of the
art committee for the year book.
She also served as librarian at the
dormitory. During her freshman
year, she was a member of the IL
brary committe and served, also
on the committee for the Thanks
giving festival.
Madelyn r. Forgue, Kenilsworth
street, in the kindergarten-primary
division of the senior class at the
| willimantic Normal school, Is Q
member Of the Glee club and OF
the Dancing club. For physical
activity, she plays tennis and bas.
ketball, having played in the fina
contest of the season with the
freshmen.
In her freshman year. Miss For.
| que besonged to the Art club, tn,
Nature club. and the Swimming
club, which meets, twice, weekly
at the Y. M. G. A. pool for In
struction in swimming,
Helen D. Maxim, West Clay st
a member Of the elementary divis
ion of the graduating class at thu
| Willimantfc Normal school. hai
been chosen a member Of the cas-
for the senior play, "The Pedle
of Hearts," given on the evening
of May IT. Miss Maxim is also ;
member of the Tennis club of TIN
school, and played Forward in tn
winning basketball game Of tn
year-Seniors VS. Freshmen.
In her freshman year, Miss Nal
kin played Soccer, was q membe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22
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= BRIDGE ~
"~ EXpgQTS PLAY Id ~ !z5
BRIDGE

NV VIM. e. MCKINNEY
Secretary American Bridge League
III Is seldom that four-card suits
are re-bfd at contract unless sup
ported hy partner. To re-hid a sun
once shows at least a fye-card
shit. TO re-hid it in the face OF
derials from partner should snow
a ssx-card suit, or at least q nve-
card ss1it that is absolutely Solid
Honors bring about many IN
teresrirg situations at contract
For example. in the following
hand one West player insisted on
PLAYING the hand at spades anu
through a neat squeeze play. was
able to make his contract. Al
several tables. however. the con-
tract was three no trump wnlcn
was easily made.
The Bidding
At the table where four spades
was the final contract the bid
sfng was as follows.
south hid one elub-although
i'm the constructive one-over-one
system. South should pass with
this holding. West douDieo'
thereby informing his partner
that he could handle any re-
Spouse. showing support for al
least one Of the majors and ask.
ing partner. If possible. to bid
q major suit
North passed. East bid one dia,
mond. South passed and West bic
0ne spade.
East responded with one nc
trump and West bid three spades
This persistent bidding and re-
bidding of spades i'm the face o.
Eaxc1s denial told East that his
\ partner did not need trump sup
u0rr. therefore East went to foul
spades. which South doubled
Here again I believe that south
made n mistake. as the hand Il
mot strong enough for a double
The Play
North opened the five of clubs
which South won with the ace
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

and returned a club, West win
ming. The nine Of spades was
played, South winning whit the
ace and returning another club,
which North trumped.
The declarer had already lost
three tricks and it looked as
though he must loose a heart OF
a diamond.
North returned the jack OF
hearts. a small heart was played
from dummy and declarer won
with the ace and then took four
rounds of trump, discarding a
heart and two diamonds from
dummy. South dropped a club,
two hearts and a diamond.
A small diamond was then won
in dummy with the king. and the
queen of clubs squeezed South.
A heart discard would make
dummy's queen good. while a
diamond discard allows declarer
to play the ten from dummy,
overtake with the ace and win the
last trick with the nine spot.
Copyright 1888, NEA Service Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Editor Tall Tower Topics: rs there work m this
town.! inquired young LAST night he approached
couple the verand of their homo Nor receiving
very encouraging reply he asked for something TO ear We
r was being prepared gave short sketch of hs e
said of Span but had been IN this country Tor
many years. He had tramped all the here from New York
He GOT odd jobs different which nered barely
enough 70 GET him bite eat when he fortunate
enough to GET something places where be had called He had
good appetite said he thankful for The evening meal and
thar going make the rounds of Waterbury IN search
of employment before going any farther 1t doubtful If he
will find an opening CRY. Too many of the old hands
are still out and is likely thar these viii have be placed before
Others He the first who had asked tor
'andou this the home he visited This rs rather
strange you consider the long period of depression
wonders why Knights of the Road have been evidence
during years. Probably this due to te fact that
most municipalities had of arrangements 10 TOR
people in the towns where they lived when the hard times h
them However that may be- certain that Wandering
W birds these times compared with their numbers
some years ago. - Observer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Heard in passing The Sac, comedy, Dear You viii be
given under the personal direction of Lucia A. Mzzo shs
Waterbury Womens Club June 49, for the benefit of the L
Dramatic Club This repeat performance and reflects consider
able credit Miss Matarazzos ability Tickets for the annual
outing Waterbury Bar Association selling like the
verbal hoekes according along Lawyers Row. Ih
Lets chartered for this years sail the bmy deep
also purposes of diverse mention Bill
Faeth bid byebye his tonss this week. When OF TIL
Byroy company going up hill Coventry last Friday
stalled Before the driver could the truck to which wa
attached long trailer started rolling backward The OF the trn
finally hit an embankment the equpsge
iacknd with trailer stretched completely the road block
ing all traffic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Leo Cummin who brings his swanky Puryeyon of smart
American and rumba dance Hamilton Park ballroom
tonight is Hawaiian by BIRTH He and his boys headed for
die BIG radio which they will be heard REGULARLY m
another month Only short he featured member
Of lima Islanders which scored such great h over WlI
wild, their Hawaiian South Sea As boy. Cummins
was favor page of Queen Lluaani of the old monarchy
Of f islands much haded in song and In his climb 20
romnence in the orchestra world Cummns has played under
su famous leaders Ted Lewis Vincent Lopez Leon Belasoo
Harold Stern and Wayne King besides serving musical director
a se Don Dkeman chain of night clubs in New Yak city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

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AMBITION

I want to be surgeon
And with the surgeons stand,
Ineased in sterile aprons
A sealpel in my hand,
In my opinion il would be
A most engaging life
To hunt the wild appendix
With buttonhook and knife,
l would not care TO listen to
The common ills and woes;
I want to prowl inside of folks
Prom top of head to toes,
What greater pleasure can there be
Than to investigate
A human being with knife
And charge the highest rates
I would not care to pass out pills
Or write prescriptions when
It's possible to cut and slash
A tumor or a wen,
Oh. let me be a surgeon
And with the surgeons stand,
lneased in sterile aprons,
A sealpel in my hand,
Wallace NJ. Bayhss.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

The wedding of Miss
at
valdambrn ofcated at the
which followed
had her Davino sister Of the
An Chill
dren Of Dfarya soat BRIDE
jacket vel
lilies valley
peach blue
and carried bouquet OF tea
roses Nd
reception held at Boso hall follow
the couplev inr Pleasant street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

cbeshre Gossip Principal B. r. Dodd of Humston School
III; < the of month for England where he viii spend
- er wi relatives John Skon and John HASTE the
-y Zeal students graduated from Yale this year MIR and
~ William Logan have returned after brief New Jersey with
ryer Ms David Stewart sang the wedding of Miss Alice
ohon Saturday Arthur Blon of New York was the groom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-22

Mrs. F. s. Van valkenburg of
Clinton street Is spending a few
days at the Washington Hotel In
New York city. While there she
will attend the National convention
of the Girls Friendly society OF the
United States.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30
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APPLEGATE, Jimmie, of Jimmie Apple
gate garage, IS w. 11th, wishes all his
friends. customers. happy Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALvERN HOTEL. sos E. Washington. ex-
tends HeartieSt Seasons Greetings to
their many guests and friends.
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ABEL. Mrs. A. Otto, of Flower in the
Bottle, 8 E Market, wishes all her
friends and customers happy Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

AMERICAN HOTEL. 2Iola S Illinois.
wish their guests and many friends
Prosperous Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

Drug Store. 3z06 n. Keystone wishes all
his friends and customers Happy. Sea-
sons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ARROW PRINTING CO., 274 Century
Bldg, wish their many friends and
customers the Heartiest Of Seasons
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BARTLoW q BoTTIN. COS Murphy Bldg,
extends Heartiest Holiday Greetings to
their friends and patrons.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ARNOLD, Mr.. w. T.. of A. A. A. Fuel and
Supply Co.. Pip Northwestern Ave. eX-
tends Greetings TO his friends and Gus
toners
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ABPLANALP, Rev. Arthur H., Ebenezer
church, Millersville Road and Eastern
Ave, extends to congregation. friends
Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ASBERRY. Mr.. Charlie Of The Smoke
House" 450 Indiana Ave. extends Sea-
sons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ANDERSON. DR.. Harry NJ, Registered
Podiatrist. 304 Kahn Bldg. wishes his
many friends and patients Seasons
GREETINGS
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BOARD OF TRADE BARBER SHOP. Mr.
McMurray. Prop. Happy Holiday Greet
ings 20 our patrons and friends.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ARTIFICIAL ICE & COLD STORAGE CO.,
SIS W Ohio St. LI-6443. extends Sea-
sons Greetings to everyone.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ATLAS FUEL CO.. 429 ". Morris St., DR.
o8sS extends Best Wishes for 1884.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

APOLLO RESTAURANT, SO w. Maryland
St.. extends HeartieSt Greetings TO pa
irons and friends.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

AEGERTER, Rev Ambrose, Beville Ave.
Evangelical Church. SIT N. Beville Ave.
wishes his congregation and friends.
Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BURCHAM, Jas. p. OF Reliance Speciality
Co, 1929 Mass. Ave. wishes all his Gus
toners friends, Happiest Seasons
Greetings
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ABRAHAM, Mr.. C. W., of Abraham Trans
fer and Storage Co.. 1927 Central Ave.
wishes his customers. friends Holiday
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ABILITY PLATING WORKS, 7o5 Massa-
chusetts Ave. LI-5S05, wishes every one
the Very Best for 1884.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALEXANDER. Mr. Ralph. Of Mt Jackson
Tire s. Battery Shop. 54i3 W Washing
ton. wishes his customers Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

Peoples Bank Bldg. wishes his nanv
friends and clients the Heartiest OF
Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ABEL BROS. g. WINFREY. undertakers,
80S-l0 Indiana Ave, extends Season
Greetings to every one.
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JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE ISsUR-
ANCE CO., Of Boston, Mass. 1922 Circle
Tower Bldg. Greetings
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

JONES. W. Frank. photographer. 77i u.
East ST.. extends Seasons Greetings %
friends and customers.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

GRABHORN. Mr.. Harry A., Printing l242
N. Dearborn, wishes his many friends
and customers the Heartiest Of Season 5
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

GORDON, Mr.. A. E., Attorney, I57 Eng
clients Heartiest Holiday Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALEXANDER. RALPH R.. Mount Jackson
Tire. Radio Shop. S4IS w. washington
St extends Holiday Greetings TO patrons.
friends
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ARvIN, DIR. and Mrs. c. L. and son Joe
Pat, S4o6 Brookside Pkwy. N. Dr.. wish
all Happiest Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

JONES, W. o., Rug Cleaning Co., extends
Heartiest Seasons Good Wishes and
Cheer 70 friends and patrons.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

IN2TASSiAPohIs a1LtSinp Il voI SERVICE I6 Cos Repair
| ST., RI-6058, extends Best Wishes to
customers and friends.
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G. p: GERLACH. Grocer 344 W. Wash. St.
extends Seasons Greetings to all.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HUDDLEST0N. Rev. L. A.. Calvary United
Brethren church Hoyt and State Sts,
extends to congregation. friends. Holiday
Greetings
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

IDEAL TOOL & DIE CO., SOL n. Tacoma,
CH-0I69, extends Prosperous Seasons
Greetings to their many customers and
friends
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

CLARK, Mrs Pearl. 1925 N Alabama ST.,
Apt !. extends Seasons Greetings 70 all
friends and acquaintances.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

GOLDMAN. Mr.. Frank, Grocer, 1881 Belle
| fontaine ST., extends to all his Gus
toners and friends Heartiest Yuletide
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALDENDORF. Mrs. Emma Of 65e S. Lyons.
extends Seasons Greetings to her frienos
and customers.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

GOLDSMITH, Samuel NJ. Of o;oIdsn,.h
Pipe and Supply Co., 535 s. Illinois St.
extends Seasons Greetings to customers
and friends.
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BUSH, DR.. and Mrs. Sylvan c.. 3415 N
Illinois. wish all HappieSt Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BECK. SAML. s. CO.. I48 n. Alabama st.
contracting. Seasons Greetings 70 all.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BIRD, DR.. Chas. r., 301 HumeMansur
Bldg, wishes his patients and friends
Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HESKE. Mr.. G. W.. Attorney. sol Inland
Bank Bldg. wishes his friends Hearttest
Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BEINBURG BROS, 9O5 N. Illinois ST..
wish all their friends and customers
| Happy Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BRUCE, Mr.. C. L. of the Bruce Pharmacy.
1902 Martindale Ave, wishes all his
friends and customers Seasons Greet
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BRAY. Jack and Shorty, 1902 E. Ohio ST.,
extend Setson's Greetings to their
friends and customers.
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BATES, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrett NJ, 552l
Guilford wish all their friends anc
neighbors Happy Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ABRAMS. Mr.. NJ f.. Attorney 4o5 IN
land Bank Bldg. extends to his clients
and friends Heartiest Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HADDOX. H. j.. Garage 1870 W. Wash,
St.. Seasons Greetings to all
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

cox, Mr.. Earl Co. of Cox Letter Service.
205 Empire Life Bldg, 215 E. New York
ST., wishes all Happy Seasons Greet
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

AMERICAN LEGION CANTEEN CLUE
wishes you the best Of Seasons Happi
ness and Health.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALLEN. Mr.. L. R.. attorney. 6o4 Lemck'
Bldg. extends 10 his clients and friend!
HeartieSt Holiday Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BIBLER, DIR. L. D., Gil Medical Arts Bldg,
wishes his friends and patients Merry
Christmas and HappY New Year.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALVEY. Rev. and Mrs. H. l.. 2o27 Langley
Ave. wish all their friends neighoor'
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

CENTRAL CONCRETE CO., 2o4o N. Mont
calm ST., immediate delivery" TA-303l
Best Wishes to customers and friends
for 1894.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

C. g. J. PRINTING SERVICE. 21o1 E.
Washington wish their many friends
and customers the Heartiest of Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30
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BOWEN. G, E., of Partlow-Jenkins Motor
Car Co.. 4l9-23 E. Market, wishes all
Happy and Prosperous Seasons Greet
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

INDIANA GEAR WORKS, 1853 e 10th.
CH-0e79, extend Happiest Seasons
Greetings to their many patrons and
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

GREGORY, B., Mr.. and Mrs, Brentwood
Bakery. 3505 Roosevelt Ave. wish their
customers and friends the Seasons S
Greetings
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

INDIANA HAT CLEANERS, $50 w
Washington, extend Heartiest Seasons
Greetings to their many friends and
patrons.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

INDIANAPOLIS AUTO TOP CO., sle z.
Greetings to all their customers and
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

Feed Co.. 1927 Epler, wishes all his
friends and customers Happy Seasons
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

AsIMAKIS. J. G. and Catherine Tfau,
]. and G., Restaurant, 1906 N. Illinois
St, Ia 50O8, extend Seasons Greetings
to every one.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HOLDER. Mr.. Charles w. and Mr.. Geo. L.
Diven. Holder & Diven. Attorneys, ST.
1913 Majestic Bldg. extend their
Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

APEX TEA ROOM, 129 E. 10th ST., extends
Seasons Greetings to all its customers.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

ALDENDoRF GROCERY. $50 S. Lyons, ex-
! tends Best Wishes 10 friends and Gus
I F1~
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

BOWE. Frank. Tailor and Cleaner. 107 z.
18th St. extends Greetings TO friends
and customers.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

JOHNSON. r. A.. Of The JohnsonS Service
Station. 3402 n. Keystone. wishes all
his friends. customers. Hsppiest Seasons
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HILL. Mr.. G. o.. Attorney. Il2s-3l Circle
Tower Bldg. extends TO his clients and
friends Heartiest Seasons GREETINGS
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HARRISON, Mr. r. B.. Attorney. 1901 In
land Bank Bldg. wishes his clients and
friends Heartiest Seasons Greetings.
The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30

HARLEM. Herbert, in behalf Of the Homo
lulu Conservatory Music, ls w. Market,
Room Is, extends Greetings to friends
and puDiiS