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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-04-05
Blackboard Chances
10 YEARS AGO
INC

Theodore governor
the Republican ticket Tuesday
from the for the office this
Mrs F. Sonach of Delhi
stmann whose
In the ~ F. Drpps
lamp the the interior
committee has been appointed to interview .n+. Nth The
Redwood
school has selected aCaarnce. for its snnu INC u m mgr
editor connections with that paper
and will go to Kerkhoven where he will edit
W. Ecksein New U has been Judge
M Oen filling the caused by the resignation
Melvin Campbell returned from the state farm school where
weeks testing-The
county receiving aid from the Red Crosougas Stewart Carleton
college student spending his vacation with his
Mrs A. D. stewartM Hargis
Cyril Smith spending the week with relatives the Twin CM
Mrs. A. Patton of Aberdeen South Dakota visiting
YEARS
Frank Japs
used for the fair sheds
The Hamlne glee club Redwood Falls
Methodist grade
shall surrounded
causing food superinten-
school who wish the plots But for the
pie town who still have backyard the
thirst The flood the
the machinery Sunday and Monday.
visiting
Renle county, of whom live this
bate Fairfax Jaehnng creamery
New Rchand and will wesThe Redwood Falls
in the Christian church basement April 21Th
reducing salary of Governor Morton bcyrd has
coporated with capital stock of $00Mrs called
Hutchinson because of the illness
spring
with people doing their Easter shopping
YEARS
W. NJ Skinner will Dakota where he will the
relatives Bishop
Falls
a Saturday
breaking trouble
Crouley-- agricultural decided
hold the state fair at owatonna again.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-04-05
Gales News

Gales-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kaunzner and son, Quentin, came
from Minneapolis Friday night to
spend Easter Sunday at the parental
e. 7. Kaunzner and Paul Grunden
homes. Miss Edith Olson and niece
and nephew, Elaine and Paul john
SON, also of Minneapolis, came with
them and visited at the Caleb Olson
home. They all returned Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nemitz and
two children visited at the Edwin
johnson home at Wabasso Friday
evening.
Thomas Erickson and Louis Soren-
son of Redwood Falls and Alanson
Reynolds were business callers near
Garvin Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Heye Flesner entertained the
Get-to-gether club at her home Fri
dav evening.
District 40 received visits from the
following people last week: Miss
Helene McCulla, John Zwach, Donald
Flesner and Marvin, Levi and Will
liam Jensen.
Ed Michigan and Martin Grunden
were business callers in Redwood
Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Phillip Reynolds was in Mar
shall Saturday where she submitted
to a minor operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heye Flesner enter
tanned Easter Sunday when the fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Flesner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Fles-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Flesner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flesner and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Flesner and their
families.
Beginning Easter Sunday church
services in Nettiewyynnt will begin at
9 q. m. and continue so during the
summer.
Mrs. Henry Alrich win spend this
week at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Nemitz, at North Red
wood.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-04-05
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-04-05

the legislature take stand plan. they are
stressng unqualified endorsements, realizing that the
thousands of suggestions and exemptions legislators
will offer when the plan to the legislature,
not likely to improve it.
Underway at this early date, it is not unlikely that
the proposal will be political issue in many counties.
While we not ready to endorse the plan, at least
until of the obvious questions answered. it is
certain that drastic change is needed and voters will
be wise in acquaintng themselves with this well
other proposals which may be made.
Counsel for the New York stock exchange con-
tends that congress has not the constitutional power
to regulate or control the stock market regardless of
"abuses and conduct" of that institution which prac
ticaly wrecked the country in 1929 and 1884, brought
on bank failures caused the loss of savings of hun
dreds Of thousands of ordinary folks brought power
ty suffering and suicide to other thousands, threw in
companies, railroads and huge industrial
into bankruptcy and failure, stagnated business
and commerce, threw millions out of work and wrought
chaotic condition from which it will take years to
congress has the right to pass the laws
regulate and control institution that YIELDS such
influence we might inst as wen throw up the sponge
and hand the country to the Wall street gamblers
Eagle, Red Wing, MINI.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
CITY PLAYERS ENTER
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT
National Contest to Close
in Miami. Fla.

Play in the Indianapolis district
in the second annual winter cham
piOnship contract bridge tourna-
ment for the Miami -Biltmore
trophy will begin at $50 Friday
night in the Columbia Club. Fur
ther matches will be held at 2:3O
and $50 Saturday.
The local winners will go to
Miami. Fla to play in the finals
Jan. Is. 16 and II.
Charles E. Coffin is honorary
chairman of the local committee
in charge, of which Mrs. Kay Cof-
fin and Mrs. Grace BuSchmann are
co-chairmen. Other members are:
Mrs. Fredric NJ. Ayres, Mrs.
ThaddeuS R. Baker, Mrs. Paul Big
Ter. Miss Janet Craft. Mrs. Melville
S. Cohn, Mrs. w. H. Coleman. Mrs.
Ray Fox, Mrs. Harlan Hadley. Mrs
Lawrence z. Hess. Mrs. Elmer j.
Ittenbach. Mrs. Edward L. Mckee,
Mrs. John T. Martindale, Mrs. Dud-
lev Pfaff. Mrs. Herbert A. Pinnell
Mrs. w. H. Thompson, Mrs. Charles
Stone. Mrs Samuel B. Sutphin,
Macfarland Benham, F. R. Buck, j.
E. Cain, DR.. c. H. McCaSkey, John
Graham, Herbert A Payne. Law
renee j. Welch, Edison T. Wood Jr,
and Dr. Louis H. Segar.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
Cards, In MemOriams

wish to take this opportun-
ity to express our thanks and approcia
tion for the beautiful floral offerings and
kind words OF sympa thy given US in our
hour of bereavement from the many
friends and neighbors Of our son.
the members of the state police depart
ment. the city police department and
the fire department; also the Masonic
lodge, the Rev. L. G. Carnes the Rev
c. L. Griffith and william Beanblossom,
MR.. AND MRS JAMES TEAGUE.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
RUCTI0NS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

ENTER JANUARY 2D-Day or evening.
Beginning mid-winter term. Modern.
dependable courses. Strong. influential
school.
Central Business College
Architects & Builders Bldg. LI-s3S7
FREE-Hawaiian guitar to each new stu
dent at only S1.00 per lesson. HILO
HAWAIIAN STUDIO, 2108 Roosevelt.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
NJ E R C HANDISE
35 Household Goods

IS Household Goods
START-The New Year right with a mod
ern Ice Refrigerator. Our stock largest
in state. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO., 1000
Northwestern ave.
SELLERS kitchen cabinet. Cost S55.
Sacrificing az $3.50 Good condition
TAILED.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
CITY HOSPITAL
APPOINTS new
STAFF DOCTORS
Two Physicians Are Retired
by Health Board After
Commendation.

New appointments to the staff Of
physicians and surgeons at city hos
pital has been made by the board
of public health.
Under the sixty-fve-year rule DR..
w. P. Garshwiler, genito- urinary
surgeon, and DR.. Charles E. Cotting-
ham, neurologist, were retired from
the staff, after the board had
adopted resolutions commencing both
for their long and efficient services
to the city hospital.
The complete list Of appointments
is:
Medicine-L. G. Zerfas, Elmer
Funkhouser, Robert Moore, o. R.
Norman, H. F. Dunlap, l. J. KWit-
ney. H. L. Foreman, M J. Barry,
c. r. Schaefer, r. A. Solomon, Paul
J. Iske, Paul ]. Fouts, c. J. Nc
Intyre, l.. R. Pearson, John M. Cum
ningham, L. NJ. Dunning, E. w.
Schieier, J. L. Jackson, ROllin H.
Moser, J. H. Gauss, J. o. Rltchey,
c. j. Clark, Clark Rogers and E. B.
carp.
Surgeons Are Selected
General Surgery-R. J. Kemper,
N. E. Jobes, J. H. Eberwein, w. D.
Catch, w. S. Owen, A. K. Harcourt,
James E. Jobes, E. M. Haggard, Lu-
ther Williams, E. M. Koons, M. N.
Hadley, Charles Weller, H. S. Leon
ard, c. B. De Motto, D. w. Fosler,
H. A. Jacobs, H M Trusler, David
Sluss, Cleon Nafe, o. w. Sicks, M.
E. Beverland. o. H. Bakemeier, John
Salb, Revel Banister, w. D. Little,
E. E. Padgett, Dudley Pfaf, ]. K.
Berman, Safer Nixon, William S.
Ankenbrock, John Wyttenbach,
John owen, Frederick w. Taylor.
Neuro Surgery-Jewett V. Reed,
E. Vernon Hahn, L. H. Gilman.
Rectal Surgery-G. w. Combs,
Harry H. Kerr, j. w. Ricketts,, P.
K. Cullen, Frank T. Dowd, H. H.
Wheeler
Orthopetic Surgery-L. A. Ems
minger, R. S. Milliken, John A.
Aspy, f. B. Mumford, Charles
Thompson, R. H. Allen, Lewis D.
Belden, L. L. Shuler, Homer McKin-
stray, Harry E. Kitterman.
GyneCology - Ross c. Ottinger,
John Pfaf, A. S. Jaeger, G. B. Jack
son, H. w. Goss, D. L. Devices, R. O.
Alexander, T. L. Sullivan, w. E.
Gabe, Charles w Myers, Ben Moore,
Claude Hadden, Paul Beard, J. Will
liam Hoffman, Carl Habich, Herbert
F. Thurston, T. B. Noble Jr., A. j.
Michel, George Wood
Radio Therapy-Lester A. Smith,
1. w. higgins.
GenitO-U Urinary Surgery - H. G.
Hamer, A. F. Weyerbacher, w. P.
Morton, John T. Day, P. E. McCown,
w. E. Tinney, James F. Balch, Fred
c. Mcmillan, Ernest Rupel, Roy Lee
Smith, H o. Mertz, William N
Wishard Jr.
Obstetrecians Are Named
Neuro Psychiatry-Rogers Smith,
LaRue D. Carter. H M. Foster,
Thomas P. Rogers, Murray Dear
mond. L. H. Gilman, Robert L.
Glass.
Obstetrics-H. F. Beckman, Jane
Ketcham, R. J. Anderson, F. NJ.
Fitch. Clark w. Day, Thomas
Dugan, Maurice Kahler, A. M.
Mendelhall, A. S. Johnson, David
L. Smith. Harry We'll, F. J. Hudson,
J. F. Kelly, c. o. Mccormick, c. w.
GuStafSOn.
Pediatrics - Russell Hippensteel,
Matthew Winters, Martha Souter,
Byron K. Rust, Howard Mettel, j.
Don Miller, Walter Stoeffler, F. E.
jackson, J. c. Carter, Francis c.
Smith. L. T. Meeks
Opthalmology - D. A. BARLEY,
Robert Masters, J. Melvin Masters,
E. NJ. Dyar, D. H. Row, G. S. Row,
E. o. Alvis, M. S. Harding.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
ANN0UN C { M ENTS
/ Death Notices

ALDRIDGE. JOHN o;-Beloved father Of
Harold Glenn Aldridge, son of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Aldridge. brother of Robert
and Harry Aldrl6ge. Mrs. Margaret Hills
man and Mrs Mildred Bolton, passed
away al the residence. SO Frank st. Sat-
urday. Dec. 30. age 80 years. Funeral
Tuesday afternoon. Jan 2. a. l:30 o'clock
and at the Olive Branch Christian
church corner Raymond and Penn. Sts
at O'Clock. Burial New Crown ceme-
terry. Friends invited. WALD FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
PATTERSON, VIOLET A.-Beloved wife Of
Paul A Patterson. mother of Paul A.
Jr and Joan D. Patterson and sister OF
Paul H. Hussey and Blanche E Du
Mont, passed away Monday morning,
Jan. l. age - years. For further par
ticulars call WALD FUNERAL DIREC-
TORS.
JR. o. L. a. M.-Capital City Council. No.
66 Members please meet at hall $50
a. m. January 2nd. 10 attend funeral OF
Brother Edwin Haas.
LEO E. MARLATT. r. S
ENGLEWOOD LODGE-No. us, S. & A NJ.
call meeting Tuesday. 20 q. n. 10 con-
duct funeral of our late brother. Edwin
Haas at Shirley Brother Chapel. 946 n
Illinois. CHESTER WARD. Sec
ADAMS. JAMES-Beioved husband OF Clara
Adams nee ErnSt1. father of James
Adams Jr.. son of Samuel Adams passed
away at his home. 720i2 Russell ave.
Saturday, Dec so. Funeral services Tues
neral Hpme, 1902 N. Illinois ST. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery. Friends invited.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01
AMMO UNCEME ENTS
/ Death Notices

i Death Notices
KELLY. CHARLEs-Entered into rest Sun
son OF Frank and Reta Kelly. brother Of
Bobby Dale Kelly. Funeral Tuesday al
residence, 2107 FernWay Ave. .. N.
Friends invited. Burial Anderson eene-
terv HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL
MACGILL, ROBERT A.-Husband Of Pearl
David Dunlop and Richard T. MacGil.
passed away at the residence. $3.50 North
Meridian street. Friday morning. Service
at the FLANNER e. BUCHANAN NOR
TUARY Monday 2 Q. n. Friends invited
Intermept Rose Hill cemetery. Chicago
OVERLY, MRS. ETTA-Age Is years,
passed away Saturday morning her
home 4l4 Harlan street. Services at the
FLANNE.R &, BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
Tuesday. 2 p. m. Friends invited.
sOLLIDAY, LYDIA A. POINDEXTER-Age
70 yrs. beloved wife Of John A. Soniday.
mother Of Mrs. Myrtle Craft Guthrie OF
San Antonio. Tex, passed away at ner
home. 2597 Sutherland ave Sunday. Dec.
81 Services at the FLANNER & BU-
CHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday, l,30
p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary
any time. iNoblesville and Anderson
papers please copy.J
WAYMIRE, ETHEL ROSEAOf haywood,
beloved wife of Tilferd NJ. Waymire and
mother Of William Powers and Mrs.
Nellie Hirt. stepmother Of Lillian Way
mire of haywood. Harold and Hershell
Waymre or st Louis, No. departed this
life Saturday. Dec. 30, age 81 years. Fu-
neral Tuesday. Jan. 2, at Mars Hill Chris
tian church, l p. m Burial Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited. Funeral under
direction of MOORE & KIRK.
The Indianapolis times., 1934-01-01

The Romans noted the folly Of
growing the same crops on the sams
land for several consecutive years.
but attention first was called to the
value of crop rotation by Dickson
of Edinburgh in 1777.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
California State Society
Card Party and Dance Tonight.

A Hollywood review style show will
be featured by Miss Whlteman,
stylIst, preceding the California State
Society card party and dance to be
given at 2400 Sixteenth street this
evening. Miss Catherine Evans of
Glendale Calf. daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Evans will appear
IL the review.
Admiral c. j, Peoples and members
OF the California delegation and the
board Of governors of the society will
be on the senior reception committee
including Representative and Mrs
Frank Henry Buck, Representative
and Mrs George Burnham, Repre-
sentative and Mrs Ralph R. Elise.
Representative and Mrs. Harry j.
EEglebrlght, Representative Florence
Kahn, Representative and Mrs.
Charles Kraemer, Representative and
Mrs. Clarence Frederick Lea, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John j. McGrath
MI. and Mrs. Walter c. Burke, Mrs
Dorothy B. Harper, MI and Mrs
Walter Measday, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Miller and Maj. and Mrs (. E Odom
The Junior reception committee will
be headed by Miss Marion STANDBY
and Miss Evelyn Standley, daughters
Of Admiral and Mrs. Standley. Their
assistants Will be Miss Margaret Buck
of VacaVlle, Miss Abbie Bell Golden
OF San Pedro, Miss Catherine Evans
OF Glendale, Miss Grace Measday Of
Los Angeles. Miss Olive Z Odom. Miss
Leila Pamela Peoples, Mr.. Raymond
HotpPel Of Arcadia, Mr.. Walter J.
Mcintosh Of Redlands and Mr.. Harry
Lane Englebright, jr, of Nevada City.
MI Moragne Hall. chairman of the
Entertainment Committee, is in
charge Of the program.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
RAID ON LIQUOR STORE
BRINGS LOTS OF GRIEF"
One Intruder Struck With Milk
Bottle When Noise Wakens
Whole Neighborhood.

Two colored men broke into a liquor
store at go Four and Half street
last night and, according to police,
their efforts were rewarded by a few
bottles of strong drink and lots of
grief"
The intruders were SO noisy that
practically the entire neighborhood
was awakened One of them was
struck on the head by a milk bottle
hurled by the occupant of a room over
the store. His companion was wounded
when he smashed the glass of the dis
play window.
Just before the milk bottle found
its mark, the first burglar had made
noisy attempt to enter the place via
the transom OF rear door The men
we're finally frightened away before
police arrived The officers then be-
gan a check of hospitals, believing
both men were wounded.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

of Spring with reception and dance
at the Shoreham Hotel Monday eve
ming from $50 to 1890 O'Clock. All
North Carolinians and their friends
in Washington and vicinity are in
vited to attend
Following the Spring party there
will be one more social event on the
sOCiety's roster-the annual meeting
for election Of officers, followed by a
reception and dance in honor Of North
Cardinals delegation to the annua
D. A R convention. This Will be held
Thursday evening, April l9 at the
Shoreham ana VIII bring to a close
the sOciety's successful season during
which the membership has exceeded
all records. Brig Gen A Z Will
Evening star., 1934-03-15
RAIN FORCES BACK
ROOSEVELT PLANE
First Lady Returns to Do
minican Republic in
Flight to Miami.

B. the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO DE MACORIS, Do
mnican Republic, March I5.-A1ter
being delayed by a tropical RAIN
storm. MIS- Franklin d, Roosevelt
and her party left at 1926 am. tE.
S IT. today for Miami in Pan
American AIrWays flying boat.
The big plane had arrived here at
7.05 JE. 5. TD after a flight from
san Juan. Puerto Rico 1t took off a
short time later on the return to
Miami
A terrific d5Wnpom Of rain. how
ever reduced the visibility over the
mountains Of Haiti which occupies
the western half Of the island on
which Is situated the Dominican Re
public
The pilot Charles Dewey. taking no
chances. decided to turn back after
flying l20 miles.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Shoots Self Hunting Rats.

KITTANNING, Pa (4'D.-High water
drove thousands of river rats into the
Whisky Hollow section, so Miles
BroWneld, 18, volunteered TO help rid
the district Of the rodents.
While hunting for the animals,
BoNneld's rifle was accidently dis
charged and the bullet entered the
youths ankle.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Official Is Held Up.

CHICAGO.-Two gunner stopped
Samuel L. Bullas, assistant States
attorney. "Just a moment fellows" I"
protested the prosecutor, I'm an as
slstant States attorney" "Your
money" one Of the gunner replied,
''is as good as anybody's." Whereupon
they helped themselves TO 81 and Bull
las wrist watch.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
THEFTS T0TALING SIPS
REPORTED TO POLICE
Woman Says sos Was Taken
From Her Home-Man Is Held
Up at Third and C Streets.

Thefts totaling $125 and personal
effects were reported to police today.
Elenore A. Clark, 700 block of Sew
eEth street northeast, told police that
her pocketbook, containing SIS, eye
glasses and personal papers, l7as stolen
during a street car ride from RoSslyn,
Va, TO her home.
An unidentified man struck W. H
Parker, 300 block of Twelfth street
northeast in the face and robbed him
of SIS near Third and c streets
southwest, while Inez Green reported
$95 stolen from her home at 948 L
street yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
Train Pilot Decorated

William Gilbertson, engineer of the
Royal Scot, the British train which
was exhibited last Summer at the
Century Of Progress in Chicago, was
presented the medal of the Order of
the British Empire by j. H Thomas,
British domintons secretary, at the
railway station in Euston, England
Evening star., 1934-03-15
CANOE HAS LONG TRIP
Two Chicago Youths Reach New
Orleans After Seven Weeks

NEW ORLEANS, March Is R.-
Completing 1,500mile trip down the
Illinois and Mississippi Rivers in q
17foot canvas canoe, two adventur-
GUS Chicago youths padded into New
Orleans at noon yesterday.
The pair, Don Hughes, "a, and Jack
Broberg, %, plan TO leave in several
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Miss Virginia Kinnard viii act as
hostess when the members OF the
Junior group Of the American AssocIa-
ton Of University Women will enter
tain at a dinner bridge at the club
house this evening at $50 O'Clock,
Miss klnnard will be assisted BY Miss
Ellen Anderson and Miss Carol Rlgby.
Miss Mercedes Berry will be hostess
to the members OF the Washington
branch Of the American Association
ot University Women Saturday
evening when a St. Patrlcks day
dance and buffet supper will be held
at the club house on l street. Miss
Berry VIII be assisted by the members
Of the Executive Committee Of the
junior group which includes Miss
Marguerite Atchlson, Miss Mary Louise
Chace, Miss Margaret Cook. Miss
Nanele KEGS, Miss Edith Rose, Mrs.
Lanier Gray and Miss Christine
FaSSett,
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Reedsburg, Wis, are at the Dodge
for a stay of several weeks.
MIR. Perry Burgess of New York
City is the guest of DR. and Mrs.
Earl Baldwin Mckinley at Wardman
Park Hotel
Mr. and Mrs j. A Wright of Bed
ford, Pa. are at the Willard Hotel for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Dixon of Eu-
gene, Oreg, have taken an apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel for
several weeks stay. Mr. Dixon is in
Washington with the Lumber Code
Authority.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buck have
motoIed to Washington from their
home in Wynnewood, Pa. and are
at the Carlton.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
Body of DR.. John j. Squires Is
Found in Florida.

MIAMI. Fla. March 5 lP)-A man
identified from papers found on his
person as Or. John J. Squires, So. Of
Lenoir, N. C., was killed yesterday
when his automobile plunged over an
embankment and rolled into a ditch
on the Overseas Highway about Is
miles south of here.
E R. Lowe. justice Of the peace at
Tavanier, said he was unable to find
any witnesses to the accident or 10
learn from an examination OF the
automobile what had caused it to
leave the road. DR.. SquIreS apparent
ly was alone. No inquest was planned.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

iams, u S. A, is president. All men,
bers are especially invited to attend
these remaining events Of the season
Guest tickets and membership cards
may be obtained from the secretary
treasurer. Miss Jane Elizabeth New
ton at the Chastletou Hotel.
AIr and Mrs. H Monmouth Smith
Of BrCoklne, Mass, are at the Dodge
AIr and MIS-. Charles n Denault
nave arrived from their home at Long
meadow, Mass, for a visit of several
Gays IN the Capital and are at the
willard
MI and Mrs. Frank H Jones Of
F1tchburg, Mass. are spending several
days III Washington at the Mar
Unique,
MI and Mrs William T Shoudy OF