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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

wrestling, he still
is ranked near the
top Of matmen.
Marvin recently
G aine d nation
wide pu b licity
when he partici-
pated in a free
for-all following
t n e Lewis Steele
m a t C h at New
York. He punched
Jack Curley, we'll
known promoter,
and was elected
from the Garden.
He bought a ticket
and re-entered the
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Golden Gloves Tickets
Ready for Fans Monday

Tickets for the next series of
bouts in the Times-Legion Golden
Gloves amateur boxing tourney to
be held at Tomlinson hall next
Thursday night will go on sale Mon
day at the Clark and Son drug store
in the Claypool hotel, Spalding's
sports goods store in the Circle
Tower and at BARS lunch room,
Illinois and Washington streets.
1t is estimated twenty-five bouts
Of three rounds each to a decision
will be staged Thursday, starting at
8 p. m. Tickets are rs cents for ring
side and 40 cents general admission.
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FISHBAUGH MAT VICTOR

Leslie Fishbaugh, Ohio middle
weight, captured the two final falls
to beat Emil Firpo, Argentine star,
in the feature mat event at the
Armory Friday. In another fea-
ture, Blacksmith Pedigo and Chief
Little Wolf grappled thirty minutes
to no fall.
Silent Olsen and MARITIME Angelo
also went thirty minutes to no fall
while Gorilla Parker pinned Carl
CLANCY and Eddie Belshaw tossed
Eddie Slaughter, both bouts going
twelve minutes.
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BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Staff Corresnondent

NEW YORK Feb nPmo Camera appeared today the first
Italian to the world heavyweight championship
He attained this Friday tongue
blasted
OF Boston thus giving Camera the right Champion
Jack Sharkey
the thirteenth their
into coma which
sent him to Polytechnic hospital.
AS the battered BosonIan stepped n Camera stopped him
long lett ab to
blow, his rhaed and knees
shook conuvey and stretched Imply
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Wisconsin Tackles ILlini In
Feature Big Ten TussIc

a fast clip in the last half of the
race.
Purdue, defending champion, in
vades Iowa City to meet the Hawk
eyes. Iowa defeated the Boiler
makers in their earlier conflict.
The luckIess Minnesota five travels
to Bloomington to tangle with
Indiana.
Chicago moves to Milwaukee to
clash with Marquette and Michigan
engages its state rival, Michigan
State, at East Lansing.
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BY LEFTY LEE

pig n lump of coal fell on Bills big toe
causing Dig break of the said big toe.
walt Hickman rolled SAP for Newman
& GaIiCN;; ~. puC BoeSnecker counted SAG for
d ae lire and the tire team won the odd
ZANE during the Washington League series
~ Gne Ilhnols alleys. Secretary Black led
Sltsen 70 triple win over Coca Cola with
d toIal OF GIG. Wheeler Lunch had WIN
t pSay ana Miller rolling $40 and GOT and
c cnTy won TWO games from Indiana Brake
S9qLVIce oeSplte Alex Kriner's 625 and Nc
AIen oO4. Hoosier Optical and Schmitt
dlISuI ance also won two from Lilley Lug
cage ana King Billiards during the other
contests. Bennett with GIG was the onlv
prayer TO cross the line in these sets.
=, Don't forget the 400 scratch doubles at
Zee 81 per man. -'-i'4S
Makers 683 rolled with the La Fendrich
Team OF the ElkS League Thursday night
was TINS boys first 600 total he ever rolled
10 say the least. he really went over the
marx. Wnen he did find the range
Bennie's BARRIERS watched Fall CITY Lager
pass the !. 900 mark in their first and last
game and the BARRIERS lost the rubber.
Schott and Mack rolled 663 and sos for
me Lager team, as Mulsy counted 635 for
the losers.
Dan Abbott rolled the league leading
total OF 686 in the Fountain Square Recre-
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Tonight-Richmond at Muncie
Sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at Indian
apolis.
Richmond, occupant of first place
in the Hoosier Roller Polo League.
comes to TomlinSon hall Sunday
afternoon for a game with the
second place local five, and fans are
looking forward to one grand and
glorious afternoon.
Richmond is occupying the top of
the column by virtue of its win over
Muncie Wednesday and Indian
apolis' loss to FIT. Wayne Thursday.
If Richmond should lose to Muncie
at Muncle tonight, the locals have
a chance to regain the leadership by
defeating Richmond here.
The pro game Sunday will start
at 3 o'clock. A game in the local
amateur loop, between Riverside
All-StarS and Stuck Coal Company
five, will start at o'clock. There
will be music by the Riverside Rink
band.
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PING PONG STARS TO
MEET DAYTON SQUAD

City ping pong stars will tackle
team from Dayton, o., at the
SEVERN here Sunday afternoon.
Merle Arens and Howard Crume,
northern Ohio doubles champions
and Indiana title holders, lead the
invaders. and will play Bob Ryker
and Bill Fletcher in one Of Sun
days feature tits.
Local stars who will see action
are Dick Mills, Albert Campbell
Jerome Jacobs, Bob Ryker, Ed
Dorey, Jimmy Mcclure, Harold Jus
tus. Joel Inman, Eulis Carroll, Bob
Showers, Bill Fletcher.
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LANTERNS PLAY HERE

Three games will be played at
South Side Turner gym, 306 Pros
pect street. Sunday. with Morgan
town Green Lanterns battling
Turner's in the feature at p. m.
Sally Suddith, Shillingford,
Woodie Wilson, Wilkerson Lowell,
Young, Gilmore, Adams and the
Shireman brothers are in the line
up. Turner Actives play at p m.
and Turner Girls at p. m.
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alton League. Hunt had $50, Mounts, 615;
Roth, 659, Schoch, 635 Danna, 604 DaW-
son, 637 Oeftering, 635. and Behrens, 631
Cooney was the boss of the Power and
Light loop with dandy series of $50 that
included 255 finish.
Tarrant Boerger and Funk finished in
order during the A. G. E. S. League series
with totals of 644, 500. and 6O2.
The Central States Envelope League play
featured Lewis with a score of sol on
games of 2O7, 191 and 203.
Three totals over the 500 mark also
featured the Avalon League series, Elmer
Burt nosing out Mack for top honors, 628
to GIT, as Danaby slowed on 603.
Alice Shea again starred with a 621 SER
les as the Indianapolis Baseball Club squad
won al three games from Bowlet during
TIE Block Optical Ladies League series.
Other totals over the 500 mark were:
GIL, 5lS; Banks, SOB; Dawson 518; Meyers,
The feature 21O scratch singles sweep
stakes. four games across eight alleys,
VIII open on the Central drives today. A
81 entry Will get you SIS if you top the
held in this feature event that will be
played Feb. IL and II. March, II and IL
and April IS and Is. A top prize of SIS
Will be given the winner each weekend.
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IRISH TROUNCE PURDUE

SOUTH BEND, Feb. 11.-Winning
eight of the eleven events and tying
for first in another, Notre Dame
opened its home indoor track sea-
son by trouncing Purdue. So to q.
Popeioy in the mile and Sand
: * in the high murders were the
due first plase winners.
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Bv United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Nine Western
Conference basketball teams will
be active tonight, six of them in
strictly Big Ten affairs. North
western, in second place, will be
idle.
The feature conference game in
wolves Wisconsin and Illinois at
Champaign. The Illini have lost
their captain, Red owen, and there
is uncertainty about the status of
Cas- Bennett, star forward. Wis
consin has displayed signs of hitting
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Central Quintet
Raps Huntington
BIZ Times SpeciaL

By Times Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, Feb. II. -
Running up a 22-point margin in
the first half, Indiana Central
trounced Huntington college cagers
here Friday night, so to %. The
Greyhomds were in front 80 to 10
at half time.
Bright with six field goals and De-
jernet with four, starred for the
indianapolis five. while Swank,
Spurgeon and Emig got three field
ers each. Ware with five field goals
starred for the losers.
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INDIANA U. BEATS OHIO

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. IL
Indiana U. opened its indoor track
season with a 81 to 43 triumph over
Ohio State here Friday. Charles
Hornbostel, Olympic team member,
won the 88O-yard and mile run
events to top Hoosier scorers.
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Primo Praised

By United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Reac-
tons Of the boxing writer's to
the Ernie Schaaf-Primo Car
nera scrap here Friday, ranged
from the view taken by the
crowd. which booed, to that of
Harry Grayson of the World
Telegram Who declared.
"Carnera's showing con-
WINGED me he is the worlds
greatest living heavyweight.
He can beat Sharkey, Schmel-
ing or Baer as easily as he did
Scllaaf."
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Cox Gets O5.
PAGES Open
By Times Special

By Times Special
TAMPA, Fla, Feb. ia record
tying IS, five Under par, gave Witty
Cox of Brooklyn the lead over los
golfers after the first eighteen holes
of the seventy-two-hole Gasparilla
open here Friday. Second round
play started today.
Russell Stonehouse of Indianap-
oils carded a 70 and his brother
Ralph at 70.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Ball FiUe Bows
to Indiana State

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. IL
Indiana State avenged recent
cage loss by humping Ball State
here Friday night, 80 to %. The
SycamoreS, with Blubaum and
Chestnut leading the attack, were
in front all the way, holding IT
to 9 margin at the half. Bud Icer-
man scored seven of the Cardinals
nine field goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
ATTACKS FIVE BEATEN

Crispus Attucks high school five
dropped 36-to-22 decision to
Plainfeld Merchants Friday at At
tucks gym.
Watts, Moseby and Kirtley led the
losers, who trailed II to IL at the
half. D. Glenn and Slavens starred
for Merchants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
By Eddie Ash
McCann Tipped as New Pilot of Saints
Chance Exhibition Led Jim to Crown
Pilot of Cox Is in challenging Mood

THERE a sigh of relief heard around the American
Association today when the baseball situation cleared up
Toledo group of business there bucked on CIVIC
armor and the financial Of the orphans OF the
diamond The A A. go ahead and arrange schedule
for 1888 with the usual eight-club setup.
Naming ONel will be met with approval
understand 1t from
catcher in his hday and served last year as
backstop spell and coach at Toledo
removed from the rocks all a. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Indian Vet on
Ton1Linson Bill

Tommy Marvin, rugged Oklahoma
Indian, who tackles Jimmy Cot
field. promising young Kansas City
heavy mailman at Tomlinson hall
Monday night, is one of the most
colorful of grapplers. After long
and varied career in boxing and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
Mrs. Cheney Raps
Virginia Van Vie

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11.-Mrs.
Leona Cheney of San Gabriel de-
feated Miss Virginia Van VIE of
Chicago, national women's golf
champion, 3 and 2, to capture the
annual Los Angeles midwinter in
vitational tournament Friday.
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PURDUE LOSES STEWART

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. II. -
Charles Stewart, lanky veteran for
ward, was unable to accompany
Purdue's cage squad to Iowa City
for tonight's Big Ten game with
Iowa. due to injuries.
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ANDERSON SWIMMERS HERE

Coach Jim Clark's Indianapolis
Y. M. G. A. team will meet the An
derson Y. M. G. A. in a dual swim
ming meet at 8 tonight at the
local "Y' pool. Eight events, in
Guiding relay race, are on the pro-
gram.
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club plIOtS except one nave DeeH dppOlIIJtu II5
vacancy is at ST. Paul where Bob Connery president,
has been holding out" the fans for some reason
other.
The guess Of this column is that Emmett Mccain,
former indianapolis player pilot will land up there IN
the northland chief of the Apostles. He is still on
the roster of the Indians player, but the under
standing is he will not be retained Wade (Red Kill
lefer, veteran bench pilot, succeeded Emmett to The
Tribe helm at the close of the 1882 campaign.
Mccain filed application for the ST. Paul berth
during the big minor league pow-woW at Columbus
d.. Anld h thn ne
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Seeks Mile Record
N CUNNTNGHAM.

TLENN CUNNINGHAM, the
" feet Kansas U. runner, who
was one of the stars of the q. S.
Olympic team. is out to shatter the
indoor record for the mile He beat
Gene Venzke, record holder, last
week in an eastern meet.
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HOOSIER SHOOTERS WIN

Hoosier Rifle Club nosed out
Eleventh Infantry team in match
at HooSier range Friday night, 98l
to 888. Warmers I89 was best for
the winners, while Cattani led the
losers witk 100.
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WARSTLER TAKES TERMS

. = 7 IWItN NIftTIWI
BOSTON, Feb. 11.-Harold CRab-
BIT Warstler, former Indianapolis A.
A. shortstop, signed his 1888 Boston
Red Sox contract.Friday.
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~ ItmeS Special
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. Ii
Mrs. Opal S. Hill, women's western
champion, won the Miami Beach
women's golf title here Friday, beat
ing Bea Gottlieb of New York, 5
and 4.
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rght" Wamped with applicants, be-
Lefty Lefed would not be back with
the Saints Connery McCann however and an
take half the winter to pick over the cnoda
would be outright release
he landed place Stove league
chatter drifting northern frontier newspapers in
dictates Conny the slender Irish first Sacke
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LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Cathedral. 80; Southport. %.
Tech. 90: Richmond, 80.
Washington. 40; louisville. %.
Decatur Central. 49, Broad Ripple, 10
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arena to continue the battle.
In two local appearance, he de-
feated DR.. Ralph Wilson and lost
to Lou Plummer.
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Schaaf Recovering in
Hospital From K. o.
Blond Ernie Still Semi Conscious After Being Hammered
Out in Thirteenth Round by Giant Primo Camera;
$1,000 Fans Boo Result.
Tnitcd presa


YORK. heavyweight knocked
out by Primo Camera Madison
in a semicoma at Polytechnic hospital
Schaafs condition still critical" hospital
Xay has been taken of his head. to
this disclosed"
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alton League. Hunt had $50, Mounts, 615:
son, 637;, Oeftering, 635. and Behrens, 631
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-Week-End Games

Tonight-Richmond at Muncie
Sunday Afternoon-Richmond at Indian
apoliS
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Quaker Polo
Five Invades

League Standing
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MRS. HILL WINNER

Totals ..13 Z s. Totals e.. 9
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.Cooney was the boss of the Power an
included 255 finish.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

The Central States Envelope League play
games of 207. 191 and 2O3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

Dan Abbott rolled the league Ieadini
total OF 686 in the Fountain Square Recre
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

Tarrant. Boerger and Funk finished ir
order during the A. G. E. S. League series
with totals of 644 500. and 602.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Mrs. Layne, guest of the Brick
wood hotel for the past three days,
accompanied by a party of five left
for Hermosillo on pleasure trip
Friday. Mrs. LayIle manages tint
Rev Layne Foundation a charitable
organization which feeds many
thousand people over the country
annually.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
FROM CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. William Cumming
arrived here Thursday in theiS caf
from Watsonville, California, where
Mr.. Cumming, who was raised i'll
Nogales, is president of the Pajaro
Valley National Bank. He is broth
or of Joseph A. and John Cumming.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
PUBLIC AUCTION

A public auction OF the furniture
and fixtures Of the Estate of the
Sonora Bank & Trust Company will
be held Wednesday morning, 10 o.
clock, at 223 Morley avenue. A list
CT some of the articles to be sold
appears elsewhere in a display ad-
vertiseInent in today's international.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
DETECTIVE HERE

Captain Jones, head of the Los
Angeles detectives, was here Tues
day evening visiting his old time
friend, DR.. A. L. Gustetter. He was
accompanied by his wife and son,
Stuart. Jones is spending some time
in Tucson on matters concerned
with a bunco case.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
KINDS GETS CONTRACT

Contractor Leo Hines was success
full bidder for the brick work on
the new grammar school to be
erect3d near the high school. Bids
we're opened wednesday night by
the board Of trustees OF Nogel les
School District No. 1.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
RIsBEE LIKE BINGHAM

"Bisbee is a picture of Bing-
ham, Utah,'' it was declared by
Frank Sawyer, furniture merchant,
on return the first of the week from
his first trip to the Bisbee, Tomb
stone and st. David district He
made the journey in his new Ford
coupe.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
MACDONALD BACK

CAPTAIN George Macdonald re-
turned Tuesday night from Fort
Huachuca. He drove back most of
the way in snowstorm and was
four hours making the return trip
here.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
WARRANT ISSUED

A warrant for the arrest at Fort
Huachuca of Sgt. Benjamin Turner
of the 25th Infantry was issued this
week by Chief Of Police ]. j. Lowe.
He is wanted for wrecking one of
c. G.. CheShire's houses in this city.
The wrecking followed a row be-
tween Turner and wife, it was said.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Buster Sorrells, who was recently
accidentally shot while horseback
riding, was removed wednesday
from St. Joseph's Hospital to the
home of his sister, Mrs. Paul Sum-
rers ON the Tucson road. He Is
getting along nicely.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

j. NJ. Almada and wife were ar
rivals here Monday from Hernlosillo.
Mr.. Almada is an official Of the
l:anco Mercantil y Agricola
Ygnacio PesQueira was an arrival
here Tuesday from t..3regoA City.
G.. c. Cheshire is back from busi-
ness trip to El Paso. The return
Journey was made in a new Po1-
tiac coach.
arch Stoneurn, tomato man, left
Wednesday for his home in Los
Mochis.
II w. Peterson of Sacramento,
Supervising inspector of the State
Department of Agriculture 2f Cal
ifornia is here making his annual
inspection.
K. c. RAIDER of the Carroon Nor
tuary was a visitor at Phoenix
Thursday.
A. Carpena, Morley avenue mcr-
chant. returned Wednesday from
California.
Bird Yoas was here Wednesday
from his ranch near Amado.
A. j. Ferro, an official of the
Southern Pacific railroad, was here
Thursday.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
HUNTING TRIP

w. j. Donald, receiver of the No
gales National Bank, j. F. Johnson
and Dan Folts are leaving today to
spend two days hunting in Mexico.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Observed: Supervisor r. T. Fra
zier at the stage office at 2:36 o.
clock Thursday afternoon still try
ng to figure out a duel puzzle that
he had started on at 10 that morn
ing.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Property on which paving assess
raents have become delinquen; will
be sold Monday at the city hall.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
HUGHES BETTER

John Hughes who is i'll in bed at
his home on Washington street was
reported improved Thursday.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

c. O. Putnam, butter and egg
man, was in town Thursday from
Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Cattle Inspector w. H. Adams was
visitor here Thursday arranging
to ship his furniture to Sonoita.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Jack Egan and son will return
Tuesday from Los Angeles.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

PLAY TUCSON

The basketball team of Co. A,
Arizona National Guard, will leave
this afternoon for Tucson where
they have a game scheduled with
a team from the Tucson companys
Of the guard.
Thursday night the locals ran a
20 to 26 win over the Fox Theater
team.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
WALTER DOUGLAS
TO BE HERE TUESDAY

Walter Douglas Of the Southern
Pacific, L. G. Hoff Of the Southern
Pacific de Mexico, and other prom
iaent railroad officials will arrive
here Tuesday from Mexico. Douglas
has been on a trip to Mexico City.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
BRINGS GOLD

Fred Pyeatt, former deputy sher-
if, was here Thursday from Ruby.
He brought some gold ore to Mil
lers Assay office.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

w. II. Grove and P. v. Mabry
returned yesterday from Phoenix
where they spent several days.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
TO sINALOA

Bias Valenzuela left Wednesday
on a trip to his ranch in Sinaloa.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
RETURNS TO SCHOOL

Rafael Ibarra, Jr., left Wednes-
day to resume his studies at the
University of Mexico City after
spending his annual winter vacation
visiting his mother here. Enroute
he will stop off for few days to
visit his fathtr on the Ibarra ranch
in Sinaloa. Mexico City universities
have their long vacation periods in
the winter, instead of summer as in
the United States.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21
THURBER HERE

H. 2. Thurber was here Wednes-
day from his cattle ranch OIL the
Greaterville road a short distance
from Sonoita. He is leaving next
week for Texas to purchase some
purebred animals.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

A. L. Meloche and Dave Coughan-
our are back from a several weeks
hunting trip in Mexico.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

F.. M. Daugherty was here yester-
day from Tubac.
Nogales international., 1933-01-21

Observed: E. K. Cumming walk
ing down Grand avenue yesterday
afternoon carrying a broom.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1933-06-15
RED HOUSE ANNIVERSARY
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
To Celebrate Twenty-fifth Birth
day of Dedication on Sunday

The program for the twenty-ffth
anniversary of the dedication of st.
Johns Evangelical Lutheran church
at Red House, on Sunday, June Is,
has been announced by Rev. Alvah K.
Jones, pastor of the church.
Following Immediately after the
regular session of the Sunday school
at $3.50 in the morning there will be
a children's day service at 10:30; a
reunion and picnic dinner at 1900
noon and the anniversary festival at
200 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The anniversary sermon will be de-
livered by Rev. Ernest Roy Hauser, of
Clearfeld, Pa, and greetings will be
brought by former pastors, officers OF
the Synod and others who have been
associated with st. Johns congre-
cation. David Gnegy and David O
Roth will speak on St. Johns church
from the layman's viewpoint and Rev
Charles A. Shilke, pastor of the Oak
land Lutheran church, will speak or
St. Johns future.
The children's day program at 1890
o'clock will be presented by members
of all departments of the Sunday
school.