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La gaceta., 1934-10-27
81 GUARANTY TITLE CO. PRO-
FEGE A SUS CLIENTES CONTRA
TODA CLASE DE RIESGOS

Los "records" en- ell Departments
de Titulos Posesorios de la Guaranty
Title Co. estan considerados como
irreprochables y pueden suministrar
una t%itulaci0n ininterrumpida sobre
transacciones de propiedades desde
la epoca de las concesiones Federales
hasta la fecha.
Sin embargo, la titulacion mas linn
pia Y los abogados mas expertos no
pueden proteger al publico contra pc
iigros desconocidos. Escrituras frau
dulentas, herederos desconocidos, ma
tfim0nios secret0S o cualquier otro
detalles de esta indole no pueden en-
contrarse en- los archives de los tri-
bunales.
FL aseguro es la unica protection
eficaz contra esos riesgos, y por clio
el Guaranty Title Co. ha hecho con la
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp" los
necesarios arreglos para la protection
de los titulos poSesorios de sus Glen
ties. FL aseguro de titulos posesorios
%garantiZa al inversionista sobre tie
rras y propiedades contra TODD ries-
90 de perdida de su titulo V asi la
Guaranty Title Co. por medic de csc
arreglo asegura a sus clientes la mas
completa protection; muy por enci-
ma de la que Sc logra con ell cuidado-
so estudio de los records" oficiales
de los tribunaIes de justicia.
El aseguro de titulos no es mas
que la APPLICATION de los principles ge-
nerales del SECURE a los riesgos que
son inherentes a los titulos de pro-
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
.EMPRENDIERON VIAJE DE
REGRESO DOS AVIADORES

Melbourne, Australia, oct. 81
"A las EOS de la manana par
theron de aqui, con rumbo a In
glaterra, los aviadores ingleses
teniente Cathcart Jones y Ken
Waller, cue llegaron en- cuarto
lugar en- la reciente carrera. In
da Karachi, India, que
arrfbar0n con su aer0plano los
ipilotos americanos John Polan-
do y John H. Wright, los que
sc dirigen a Melbourne. En- ALA
habad, India, ell fuego destruy6
ell aeroplano de los holandeses
que en- la Ultima carrera finali-
aaron en- segundo puesto.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Quedo consttuida una comisioon para reclbn y
~agasajar al DR.. Crau San Martin

vez, Jorge A. Tre.le:, jose M.
Rodriguez, Cesar RiVero, Gerar
10 Alvarez, Pastor Perez, Anto-
Mo Avila, Tomas Rodriguez,
Angel Santana, Angel Perez,
Ramiro Espino, Antonio Reyes
Y Victcriano Marteiga.
Cfrecieron su cooperation O.
tres ciudadanos, cuycs n7mbres
nc pudimoS 3nctar.
Para el Comite Ejecusiyo, que
funcionara Gentr~ de esa conf
sion, fueron s-!eec;onGt'ct, los
res. V~ict.riano Mante:na, Jor-
&c A. Trelles, Lorenzo Herman
icz, Gr2gorio Chavez, Gerardo
Alvarez y JOSS NJ. Rodriguez.
Hoy Sc hablara por tel6fono
con ell DR.. Grau para s2ber Ell
d~efinitiva la fecha del viaje.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Pres;diendo temporalmente
nuastro director, Sr. Victcriano
-Manteiga, que habia citado, Sc
reclni6 enCche un nUmeroso CRU
pc de per.Dorl3s en- la Sala de Ia
D rectiva del Circulo Cubano,
&C rdandc constituir una conf
si(n que Sc encargue de organi-
Ear Ell recibimiento y otros ac-
It's de honor del DR.. Grau San
\! rim, expresidente de Cuba,
que dentro de pocos dias haria
81 primera vista a Tampa.
Concurrio a las daliberacio-
mes un comite de la Comisi6l
d. Gobierno del CirouIo, presi-
dido p9r el Sr. Juan Quesada.
Per decision de los p~resentes
Sc acord6 que conn., ong3n la c.
mission hes Sres. Gregorio Cha
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

ATERRIZO Ell AEROPLANO
DE Nc EN- LA
ISLA DAVIS

Por primera vez aterriz6 a.
yer un aeroplano en- el aerodro-
mo de la Isla Davis, guiando ell
aparato Ell comandante MENU
lien, jefe de la division de avia-
zion del cCmit6 de caminos del
estado. Como pasajero arriba-
ron, en- 10 que fue un acto ex-
traoficial de aperture, ell alcal-
de Chancey y ell administrator
de correos Mr.. Wall.
POGO despues de McMullen,
aterriz6 un aeroplano tripulado
por Clyde w. Andrew y H. G.
Fuller.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

piedad rustica y urbana. Sin embar-
go Sc d~iferencia de las otras formas
c%orrientes del aseguro en- que no e.
xisten primas mensuales o de ano.
Una cantidad moderada que Sc paga
al tempo de adquirir ell aseguro in
cluye ell costo de la POLKA v ell del
examen de la titulaci6n.
La Lawyers Title Insurance Cor
poration" es una de las companies
mas ~poderosas en- su clase en- ell Es-
tie y sus polizas son u~tiIizadas por la
mayoria de las companies de Segu-
ros de Vida, en- sus inversiones sobre
propiedades rusticas Y urbanas, por
las companies petroleras mas impor-
tantes y cadenas de tiendas mas CO.
nocidas en- sus adquisiciones de pro-
piedades.
A mas de ESQ la Lawyers Title In
a Co. esta reputada como una
de las firmas mas fuertes en- su ella
Sc de TODD ell pals. Ha limitado STEM
pre- sus negocios al aseguro de titu-
los, sin haber garantizado jamas hi
potecas nj otra clase de gravamenes
nj acceptable responsibilities que no
Sc derivasen de sus polizas.
Mas de 5000 Agentes Y Abogados
representa- a esta Compania y su
territorio incluye a los estados de
Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, North Carolina, South Carroll
ma, Georgia, Louisiana, Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Kansas e Indiana.
Estes arreglos para ofrecer ell ase-
guro de titulos no es mas que otro
de los servicios especiaIizados de la
Guaranty Title Co, a su numerosa
clientele por un precio moderado.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
RECIBIO UN ANONIMO AME
NAZANTE Ell PASTOR
THOMPSON

FL pastor de la Iglesia Meto-
d;sta de Hyde Park, Rev. Ho-
mar Thompson, que hace pocos
dias pidiera al sheriff Spencer
la clausura del club de juego
Lincoln, situado en- la avenida
del mismO nombre, recibi6 aver
por correo, I'm an6nimo amena-
zante.
AnteS de que csc an6nim9 lie
llegara, Sc llam6 por telefono a
su casa y Sc lie amenaz6 de
muerte.
Una oportuna denuncia Sc hi
70 por ese ministro a los detec-
tives de la ciudad. La carta Sc
haIIa hoy en- poder del inspector
de correos Ward.
Asegura ell Sr. Thompson que
ell no teme a los que gratuitamen
te Sc han declarado sus enemi,
Cos. Isl ell bajo mundo me re,
ia, yo acepto ell reto. No estoy
invitando a que funcionen las
armas de fuego, pero cuando e.
Hos esten listos, que procedan {
dispararl3s."
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Las quejas hechas a la FERA
por ell aSunto de los camiones Sc
a~justaron aver de; ma~ara sa-
tisfactoria, Ell una reunion efec
tuada en- el edificio de la Asam-
blea Central de Artes y Oficios.
La FERA mantemdra los 10
c9mi3nas que recientemelJ.e ad-
quiriera, manejandClcs por ad-
minis.raci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Hon es Ell nItimO djG

Hoy es Ell MtimO djG
De la Gran Venta de CoOpera
ci6n en- Ybor, y tambien la dlti-
ma oportunidad que ell pdblico
adquiera 10 que necesita a pre-
cios bajos.
Nldmerosas personals vista
ron en- Ell dia de aver las ten
das que toman parte en- la GOO
peraci6n'', unas para comprar
" otras hacienda idea de COM
prar hoy sabado.
Ell triunfo de esta Venta de
Cooperation ha qued2do de-
mostrado por ell inter6s y Ell mo,
vimiento que Sc observe aver.
Una vez mas los comercian
tes invitan al p1blico a visital
sus tiendas.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
FL nrdn bale de hon

Ut uIuTt OUtSC oC UCU
Ell regio salon de la caIe 10
V Septima avenida Sc converti-
ra esta noche en- un pedazo de
la terra azteca.
Los activos organizadores de
esta magnifica fiesta bailable
veran coronados con creces los
esfuezos reali1ados.
Una gran fiesta mas para la
historic de la enaltecida sccie-
dad espanola.
iPreciosa la ilumin3ci6n que
lucira la anglia sala para "Una
Noche en- Mejico!"
Las lindas palmas de Greco,
asi como ell adorno en- dolores,
daran un aspecto encantador al
edificio.
A las 9 arribaremos, a Neil
co, donde permaneceremos has
ia las a de la madrugada. Du :
rante csc tempo los "excursio-
nistas" recibiran las acostum
bradas cortesias de los que tie
men a su mando la noche meji-
cana.
Gratas horas nos esperan hoy
en- ell salon del Centre ESpanol.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
REBAJADOS LOS GASTOS
DE LA OFICINA LOCAL
DE LA FERA

Manifesto aver ell director e.
jecutivo Dill que los gastos de
oficina de la FE3A en- Tampa
han sido rebaj 2dos a $500 por
mes, por orden del administra-
dor Stone.
Los gastOs scn ah9ra memo
res Ell un 500, a los de agosto
Is del ano pasado.
Secretaries Y esten6gr9fas re
chen actualmente I'm sueldo de
SIG.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
SCOLARO CONDENADO A
A PRISON POR TODA
LA VIDA

FL juez Sparkman condeno a.
yer a prisi6n por toda la vida a
Ignacio Scolaro, individuo a
Quien un iurado declare cuIpa-
bic de violar a una nina de 10
amos. La defensa anuncf6 que
llev3ria ell case a la corte supre-
ma del estado.
Scolar9 trat6 de suicidarse,
Ihiri6ndose en- ell pecho cen una
navajo, una bora antics del We
redicto.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Bale de HoUOWe'em

La Agrupaci6n "Damas de la
Bondad' prepare un bale in :
fantil para Ell domingo pr6xi-
mo, en- ell salon de los Druidas
en- West Tampa.
Sera de 5 de la tarde a 8 de
IA noche, con la orquesta LA
Magnolia" al precio de 10 cts.
por persona. Los padres de los
ninos podran asistir. A todJs
los nihos sc lie dara un ticket
con derecho a un regalo.
Habra premio para La Carlo
ca y la pareja mejor disfraza-
da.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
LA GASOLINE 4 II CTS.

Filadelfia, oct. 27.-Las COM
pahias gasolineras estan Ell
guerra" y aver Sc verldi6 ell ga
Ion de gasolina a II centavcs.
Otra9 coH2anlat9 mantienen
ell precic Gle II c~entavcis, paro
cree1a que volveran a rebajar.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

CUmpleGj5os
Unas lineas para mi querido
padre politico ell Sr. Tomas R0-
driguez, con motive de su cum
pleanos.
Lo pasara tranquilamente en-
ell carino de su hogan, en- la ca
lie 81 numero 2613, rode3do del
afecto de los suyos, como pre-
milo a sus cualidades de marido
bo~ndadoso, padre ejemplar y "a
migo consecuente.
Para 81 mis- mejores deseos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Una bOdG

Una bodG
Ell pasado j~ueves contrajo
m~3trimonio ell j6ven EIoy Gre
gerry, a quien todos conocen CO.
mo un enthusiastic "club-boy'.
Fu6 la elejida de su coraz6n
la simpatica Srta, Alicia Caste
llano.
Mi felicitaci6n sincera a los
nuevoS eSpOSOS.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
Mds bale

MdS bale
Las alegres muchachas del
Athletic Social Club, tambien
daran un baile de Halloween, EN-
los bonitos terrenos de Oak
Spring, Ell domingo.
La glorieta sera engalanada.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27
SOClALES

TOcara la orquesta de John
Raymond and His Melody Boys.
Habra un concursO de Carlo
ca, Y de "maScsras."
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

ReStdblecidO
DeApu6s de haber sufrido
una gravisima enfermedad, que
10 tuvo a las puertas de la muer
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

tie ,ha vuelto a su hogan del ba-
rrio de West Tampa ell Sr. Ma
nuel Tarano Longo.
Fu6 atendido, con gran exito,
en- ell Sanatorio Covadonga, por
ell notable medico DR.. Ismael
AnguNo.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
La gaceta., 1934-10-27

Un0s Hneds
Para recordar la sorpreso
que recibiran los suscriptores
de La Gaceta dentro de unos
dias.
Sabemos que sera del agrado
de todgs, tanto para las perso-
mas mayores como para los nj
nos.
SuScribase cuanto antics v
podra disfrutar del obsequio.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

Mt. oscar Helseth. The men returned
" Gldsgow again that evening
July meeting of the Lutheran
ana Will be held on Friday, June 2s
al ohe church parlors.
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL
a public "gettogether' meeting
VIII be held at the A. o. L. w. hall
oh sunday, June "a.
Inc porgram will begin at eleven
O'Clock with a song service followed
py a sermon by Rev. Geo. Magnuson
VI Mldaie, Can, and other vocal and
musical selections.
AT noon a cafeteria lunch will be
served. Westby ladies will provide
confee and a hot dish. Visitors are
requested to bring sandwiches, cake
A Sacred concert has been arranged
une afternoon beginning at threet
CLOCK. A male quartet from Midale.
.dni, will sing and the well-known
aluerson quartet from Zal, N. OAK.
pan to be present.
Come, bring your friends and EN-
roy MS Midsummer Day in Westby.
a hearty welcome is extended FOL
LII. "
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
NORTH DAGMAR
Myrtle Johnson

Peter Madsen has been redecOr1t
Ing at FrOid during the first part q
this week. He COught a secOnd hand
Chevrolet car while he was there
The Nieis Niersen and Jens MolleT
families visited 1t the NieAs j. SOren-
son home on Sunday evening.
On "Wednesday Knu8 PAulBen re
turned from Des Moines, where he
has been attending school the past
winter.
The Niels SorensOn family called
at the Janus JorgensOn home ON
Wednesday evening
The United Farmers League held
a convention at the DaEmAF meeting
house Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs Niels Nielsen and
family visited at the SOren JOhAnsen
home Friday evening
The Skiold" Young Peaules SOcie-
held their annual meeting 1t the
Thomas Sundsted home on Sunday
afternoon.
The building Cd the Brotherhood ,
Han Is progressing very rapidly
Mr. and Mrs. Aage Larsen Of Ante
lope visited at the Lars Linn home
Sunday
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
ROCK SPRINGS
Fred Grams

An- Otto ADderson's mother firm
North Dakota Ia here visitinp tn,
past few dayH.
"A hrBe number attended the spec
hl election for the levy at the Eas1
school on Monday.
Tom Allen and Edith Folsom
motored to Brockton Monday.
Bert CObbins mOtored to Home.
stead Wednesday evening.
m to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cobbfns
q hady son June 8.
lack Coboins and family OF Frofd
were Ptentywood shoppers Thursday
Also visiting Mrs. Bert Cobbins who
Is a pafient at the hospital.
Cap Smith. Guy Allen and Vic
Damgard drove to Reserve one day
last week
ArB. Guy Allen. Mrs. Cap Smith
N Am c. Balm motored to Reserve
Thursday.
John Chapman and Shorty zum-
VAN sheared sheep for Andy Han.
sen Wednesday.
NJ over OF Medicine Lake was
! business caller in the Rock Springs
district Friday.
MISS Lois Rain and Lloyd Loutzen-
hiser both received had bruises on
the arms when the saddle fell or
the horse they were riding
Nj. and Mrs. Ole HalvOrson were
t~ran6acting business in Reserve last
Saturday
MI and Mrs. AaEe Christensen OF
were callers in the Rock
district Sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George
ADenrooh last Thursday.
Mr. Haivorson OF -Four Buttes was
an overnight caller at the Edward
Lee home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AdoIph Olson and
son William motored to Plentvwood
On business last Monday.
A school meeting was held at tbo
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee last
Monday evening
A baby daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Hofton from north
OF Archer last week at the home nj
MS o. T. Benson Of brentwood.
The Misses Ruth Fiske n Edith
Aoenroth visited with Selma Lee last
Saturday afternoon
Chris Knudson, who has been on the
sick list this spring is taking treat
menfs from DIR. York.
n Archer baseball team played
LaIeview last Sunday afternoon at
Archer The score was 7 to II In
favor OF Archer.
Miss Lucia Abenroth motored tn
Plenfywood last Saturday to consult
l doctor for 4 severe earache.
Orv1lle Void. George and Clarence
WaRnlld played ball at Archer last
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Ed Lee. Gladys and Selma
Eere visitors at the home OF Mr. and |
hrs Fred Lee last Sunday after |
loon-
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

Larson who died from the effects Oh
an operation.
Mrs. Ruby Patterson and children
left last week for a visit with Mrs
Patterson's parents at Lost Wood
N. Oak,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Wheeler and
family of Froid and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
K. Brock and Wendell were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter B. Glen.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hendrickson
visited at G. E. Dahlstroms Sunday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter B. Glein and
son Gerald plan to leave this week
for a trip to Chicago where they will
visit with Mrs. Gliens parents and
attend "A Century of Progress"
They plan to stop enroute ait Fox
holm. N. OAK, for a visit with rela-
dives there.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
ARCHER
E6A La

Mr.. and Mrs. Len Rue Of Plenty
wood spent q pleasant evening visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Lee Ast Sunday.
Mrs. William Leader and daughter
returned from Minnesota Wednesday
after spending three weeks visiting
with friends and re3atireS-
Adolph Lee WAS an overnight Wis
it0r II the home 81 Mr.. and ME-
John Eggen hSt Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs George Abenr0th and
Anton 4olberg were visitors II tho
home al Mr.. and Nrs. Christ NfckD-
hzson east of Plenfywo0d Int Tues
day afternoon
MIS-. Edward Lee win entertain the
Archer Ladies' Aid IT her farm home
next Sunday. June "A In the after.
noon.
Ray Mann and Theodore FA1Lno
were Inspecting the fields for grass
h0ppers Saturday and Sunday They
received ne cooperation II All 1ho
Archer tanners in spreading poison
this week
Mn. Anna Fsske was = caller 1t
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
CHERRY VALLEY
Mrs. Arthur kehmer

Harold Langlois of pIentvwoo.,
mas been visiting Carl Rehmer the
past week.
The girls All club held their ree,,.
iaf meeting in the st. Johns base.
ment church Friday afternoon. Mrs.
l. Hoiderman is their leader.
hehry Fransen and family called
al The Peter Dahl home Saturday
afternoon.
Herman r. Heppner Is now driv-
ing a. Ford sedan. He traded In his
coupe for 1t.
MI. Steinke and Henry had the
misfortune OF breaking down with
their car near Froid on their return
tfip from Billings. Reuben Rice droye
70 frold with his truck and towed
1t home Thursday.
Several farmers have been busy
spreading grasshopper poison the
past week. 1t has checked the hoppers
20 some extert.
Waldemar Steinke returned tn his
nome Saturday evening from st. panl
Where ne was attending Concordia
College the past
MT. n Mrs. III. @. and Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. c. Heppner motored to For
tuna, n. Oak, Sunday where thew
attended Mission Festival which was
celebrated at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hanson
Henry and Paul Steinke and Henry
Heppner called at the Arthur Rehmer|
nome Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Stanley Stearns and dauph-
Ter OF Mdnot, N. Oak, are here visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. stearn,s par-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Demon
oske.
Rev. and Mrs. L. Mehl left for
Minot, N. Oak, where Mrs. Mehl viii
visit relatives while Rev. Meha Will
go to H%ankinson to attend n~asfor~
convention.
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rehmer and
son visited at the Mrs. E. Frederick
Sunday evening.
Martin Heppner attended the haze
,ail game In Antelope Sunday.
Word has been received here that
Mss Esther Reinlasoder. a foruner
esident in this community, but now
living at Kalispell. Mont. is confined
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21
FRANKLIN
MR. G. n Brock

Chris Williamson drove to PLENTY
wood last week to haul out g fur
niiure for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd White
Mrs. Ole Jensen and children G
GrenOfz. M Dak-x spent the weel
with Mrs Peter Glen While herr
she called 1t the Chester Eide. EL
Rasmussen. NJ G.. Rongstad and C
/ r. Brock homes
Mr. and Mrs D0Iph tRaney and
daughter r staying at the e. 3
LipscOEnb home ror a. while. They
have rented the Bruno Ghdue farm
where they will soon reside. Mr.. and
Mrs Gladue expect to move to the
reservation to live.
A. H HendrickSon, Oscar Foss, M.
G. R0ngstad. Herman Peterson and
Melius Olsen drove to P~ientywOod
Tuesday to attend a meeting there.
RObt- Gleason has recently moved
his family to the Brien farm.
James Rasmussen and sons. Dual
and Buddy we're ~transacting bust
5 In the county seat Wednesday.
Nels r. Miller recently moved his
family to the Christensen farm north
east OF vOlmer. Mr. Miller has been
indispOsed and consulted a Plenty
wood physician recently
Mr. and Mrs Jack Vance and Mae
and Kenneth visited Thursday at
Rudolph Beisfies.
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Dahlstroms
were shopping In Willston Wednes- |
day
The Roosevelt county Farmers
Union Junior Club girls drove out to
Brush Lake Thursday for a little en-
f. r. Lpscomb and John Theiser
Fere in the county seat Friday ON
BUSINESS
FOlmer Christensen and Hans CT
1anse each hauled out a truck load
{ seed con from P~ientywood last
Teek for the farmers
Miss Irene Wnlmmsen and brother
lloyd went to Wflliston Thursday
here they mnderw ent operations for
amOval al tonafls.
On Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. III. w.
lenke and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith and Miss Violet. Fred ]
enke and Art Louc1mer all drove to
2nks. N Oak, to attend 4 sale OF :
cousin there who is leaving for
[innesot1- ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jules r. Henke and :
ns Vance we're Shopping In Willis
Friday.
Mrs Jules Henke La enjoying a
sit from her brother who lives in
Liss0ur1-
Ed DahlstrOm and Myrtus Gleason
censored = dance at Sunny Hill ON
rid1y evening
Quite ! few farmers drove to Re-
rye Saturday for 4 few bushels or
lief feed wheat which was THINK
Ny received
Bro EnerD0n held services at
lnny Hn1 Saturday evening. There
ID be services again Sunday p. NJ.
me "a
Ayxtus Gleason and Ed Da1Istrum
ere business callers at the county :
ut Friday :.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Martinson are
. parents n = haby son born on N
lurDday, June a.
Ar- and ME- A. F. Lipscomb were A
furday evening callers 1t C. X !.
0ckA- a
Ar- and Mrs AIRED S0renson and
an1klin and Freddy returned on
.urnaaJ from Volva, N. DIX. where
~ went to attend the funernl a =
! 60rensnns sister. An. lille -
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-06-21

to a hospital with 7. B. of the spine
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heppner and
daughters returned Wednesday even.
ing from Richland. Mrs. Hepnnere
sister Katherine Lasar came with
them and will spend the summer
here.
Miss Mabel Nelson of Antelope
was a business caller at the Arthur
Rehmer home Tuesday,
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SUICIDES GEE

New Yark.-If present Indications
continue, the suicide rate for 1894
VIII De lower than for any year since
1879. according to the Metropolitan
Lille Insurance statisticians.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-06-08
VANDALS INJURE MUCH
PROPERTY AT RESORT

Vandals during the winter have
played havoc with the buildings and
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-06-08
FROM OUR
EXCHANGES
COLLEGE PRESIDENT DIES
AT NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

DIR. j. A. C. Chandler, President OF
William and Mary College, died last
week at the Protestant Hospital, Nor
folk, where he had been critically Ill
of kidney complaint for several
weeks. He had been President of the
school since 1919.
AS word of the distinguished edu-
Gators death was flashed across the
State during the afternoon, tributes
to his ability and professional at
tainments came from persons promi-
nent in education and governmental
activities.
Funeral services were held at Will
liamsburg on Saturday and burial
made in Hollywood Cemtery, Rich
mond.
He is survived by four sons and
three grandchildren.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1934-06-08

the increased number of automobiles
using this roadway, the Philadelphia
road is entirely inadequate to handle
the traffic situation.
Accidents are a daily occurrence.
Recently two machines collided and
one of them rolled over an embank-
ment, injuring the occupants.
State police are constantly on duty
in an effort to prevent violations of
the law. But despite every regula-
ton, accidents, many of them serious,
are being reported.
All through the night big, lum-
bering trucks, some of them with
trailers, can be seen using the high
way. Consequently, it is impossible,
due to the narrow road, for the auto
mobilists to pass these trucks, except
where there is a straight stretch of
roadway for a considerable distance
ahead. Even the traffic in steady
streams makes this a dangerous I'M
dertaking.
At the present time work is in