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La gaceta., 1934-12-26

Moore y Harlan Pool.
Hablase de nuev9s cambios J
ventas de peloteros en- las gran.
des ligas.
Ell Cincinnati inici6 la furia
de transacciones pagando $55.
600 por Johnny Mize, la. ba,
PAUL WAIVER HROCLA
Sc, que en- la temporada ante :
rior jug6 con ell Club Rochester,
Al completar la adquisici6n de
Mize ell Cincinnati anunci6 ha-
Der invertido 100000 con la
esperanto de q. ell team" haga
un mejor papel en- la venidera
temporada.
Asegurase que estan buscan-
do r~efuerzos los directories Char
lie Grimm, de los Cubs, V Pid
Traynor, de los Piratas. Grimm
desea un pitcher de primera fl
la y Traynor anda a GAIA de un
mejor catcher.
Los Medals Rojas de Boston
aparecen interesados en- juga :
dores de cuadro y pitchers; los
senadores buscan pitchers.....
FL Cleveland desea IN juga !
dor de cuadro que pueda utili-
Ear de sustituto en- varias posi-
clones.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
VICTORIA DE BENNY BASS

Newark, N. j., Die. 26.-El
veterano pugil Benny Bass, ex-
campe6n mundiaI del peso de
pluma y pequeno peso ligero, Sc
bati6 aver con ell irlandes jim :
my Brady, de Filadelfia, alcan-
zando ell fallo favorable de los
jueces. En- ell mismo prdgrama
Joe Greb, de Brooklyn, superb
a Make Fisher, de Patterson.
Bass pesaba 1876 libras, seis
menos que su rival.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
HASSETT DERROTO Z KET.
CHELL

Filadelfia, Die. 26.-Billy
Ketchell, un campesino de New
Jersey, pele6 con Dan Hassett,
ell fuerte pegador de esta ciu-
dad, y lie corresponds la derro-
ia, por puntos.
La pelea fue a diez asaltos y
ell vencedor pesaba libra y me-
dia mas que ell vapuleado, 176
contra IT'S.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26

que todos con0cieron en- Anne
RIGA. Y entire tanta indagaci6n
" tanto escandalo, habra que
yer ell mode de defenderse ell SUI
puesto sobrino, que en- vez de
amparar a su ito y abrirle la
bolsa en- page de su silencio, Sc
atreve a amenazarle. iOh! Yo
NADIA tengo que temer. En- cam
bio, listed, senior MIC, debe te-
merlo TODD, pOrque es ell unico
que tiene la cola de paja y esta
expuesto a que Sc lie queme.
Y, riendose, agreg6, a la vez
que Sc dirigia a la puerta:
-Abur, senior conde. We're
mos quien Sc RE de quien.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
Luis estaba livido de ira.

Luis estaba livido de ira.
Dirigi6 la mirada a las ar
mas de una panoplia, pas6se
luego las manos por la frente
como queriendo apartar de elias
los terribles pensamientos que
lie atenazaban, y al fin tendio
un brazo, diciendo con ronca
voz:
i Tn i~nst2nte, miserable!
Sea, querido companero,-
conteSt6 Marcos, deteniendose
quiere listed?
Que acabemos de una vez.
No es facil 81 listed no Sc
presta a clio.
Me prestare.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
LUCHARA CON
Ell INDIO ROEBUCK

Ell empresario jim Downing
contrat6 aver al gallego Jose
Domingrez para que ell venide-
70 viernes domestique, en- la A
rena del 116 de Artillsria, al
corpulento indio Tiny Roebuck,
dueno de 295 libras de mdscu4
los, huesos y 10 demas. Sera ell
match a una caida, con 81 mi :
nutOS de Unite.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26

Dominguez todavia no ha 81
do derrotado en- esta ciudad Y ell
indio hizo "tablas" con ell pola-
co Grandovitch.
Con ell excampe6n de la Flo
rida, Babe Caddock, Sc enfr0nta
"a ell viejo griego Pappas, un
"triquinuelista' de primer or :
den.
I'm adversario sera escogido
para ell barbudo Bob Savage.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
LOS E~SPARTANOS EMBAR-
CARAN MANANA PARA
JUGAR CON LOS TIGRES
DEL ATLETICO

DEL "A LIZ
Para dar la revancha a los
Tigres del Club Atl6tico de Gu
ba, derrotados aqUi recientemen
te, embarcaran manana hacia
la Habana, en- un vapor de la
compania P~eninsular y Occiden
tai, los espartanos de la Univer
sidad de Tampa.
Ell Coach Higgins ira al fren
te de la expedition en- compania
de los Sres. Bill Culbreath V a
sistente coach" McEwen.
Los atletas que haran 81 viais
son: Edison, Patterson, Means,
Cage, Stephens, Hoy, Muench,
Farnell, Lee, Hurn, Mastry,
Gunnoe, Carr, Brown, Tramon-
tana, Goodwin, Clinton, Rodri :
guez, Carter, Mccartney, To :
rres, White, Hance, Chancev.
Hatcher, Cope, O'Reilly, Will :
liams y ell entrenador Castro.
Una practica realizaran los es
partanos ell viernes. en- Key w
Esperase que de Tampa iran
mas de SO ciudadanos entire ellos
ell Sr. George Howell.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
MAlIONEY CONTRA DUSEK

Boston, Die. 26.-El notable
luchador irlandes Dan O'Maho-
ney, a quien Jack Dempsey an
hela meter a boxeador, luchara
lei viernes por la noche, en- Bos-
ton Garden, con Ernie Dusek.
Los contratos Sc firmaron en-
ell despacho del empresario Paul
Bowser.
La gaceta., 1934-12-26
la Gaceta Folletin No.
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

10 es; puede conVencerSe
de clio con solo hacer faciles in
dagaciones.
No me tomare tai molestia.
-Luego, hemos conclude,
mo es ash? iOh! va era hora...
Ell fil6n resultaba muy benefit
cioso para listed, pero muy no.
lesto para mi.
NO.. no hemos terminado..
Ell sehor condo Sc equivoca...
listed tiene dos perSOnalida-
des... Hasta hoy explote a Gus
tavo Gomez; pero este Sc me
Evening star., 1934-12-06

In the company were Miss Katherine
Pearson, Miss Helen Linkenfelter,
Miss Elizabeth Reeves, Mr.. William
Smith, Mr.. Lindsay Russell Moss, Mr..
Curtiss Mace, DR.. George Reeves and
DR.. Clyde Reeves.
Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs. T. A. Walters were guests
at Q dinner dance given by the soil
erosion service of the Department of
the Interior ut Club Michel on Tues
day evening. Others attending As
guests of Director and Mrs. Hugh
Hammond Bennett and the service
included Mr.. Rufus Poole, assistant
solicitor Of the Department of the
Interior in charge of legislation, and
Mr.. Charles Enlow, who has Just re-
turned from q special mission to
Turkey and Russia for the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. Second Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior Oscar
L. Chapman was represented by Miss
Hildreth Bond. Officials of the serv-
ice present included, in addition to
the director and Mrs. Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs. william A. F. Stephenson
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Winston.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
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Evening star., 1934-12-06
SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Met the President This
Morning Upon His Return From
Warm Springs.
Warm Springs.

attache Of the Japanese Embassy, was
host at dinner last evening in the
patio Of the Carlton Hotel. His guests
included Gen. Smith, Col. and Mrs.
Holcomb. Mr.. and Mrs. Keinosuke
Fujii, Col. and Mrs. Kruger, Col. and
Mrs. Baldwin. Col. and Mrs. Burnett,
Mai. and Mrs johnson, Col. and Mrs.
Nulsen, Capt. Nakayama, Capt. Gituro
Nakamura, Maj. Katsushi Satake and
Maj. Teragaki.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hearn, whose
marriage to Mr.. William Tyler Page,
jr.. will take place December 20 in St.
Johns Church, Georgetown, was the
guest Of honor at bridge party and
shower given last evening at the home
of Mrs. Sterling Ruffin Maddox at her
home in Friendship Heights, Md.
The Judge advocate general Of the
Army and Mrs. Arthur w. Brown
will be hosts to a company Of 80 at
dinner this evening at the Shoreham.
their guests being the officers and
ladies Of the judge advocate gen.
erals corps.
Mrs. Breckinridge Long, wife Of the
United States Ambassador to Italy,
was among the guests of Mrs. Edward
A. Hartman at tea yesterday after
noon in the Newspaper Women's Club
at 1406 H street. Others in Mrs.
Harriman's party were Mrs. Stephen
Bonsal and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison,
and among other guests of members
was Mrs. Hilda Silvaine, well-known
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Plans for Wedding of
Miss Gene Kincheloe.

Miss Gene Kinchel0e.
Miss Gene Kincheloe. daughter OF
Judge David Hayes Kincheloe and
Mrs. Kincheloe Of New York, has
chosen December IS as the date of
her wedding to Lieut.. Charles Henry
Davis. U. s. NJ, son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Davis Of
Ogden, Utah.
The ceremony will be performed in
the Park Avenue Methodist Church
by DR.. J. j. Henry, pastor. Miss
Kincheloe will be given in marriage
by her father. Miss Caroline Hyde
Of Trenton, Mo-, daughter Of Mr..
Arthur M. Hyde, Secretary of Agri-
culture under President Hoover, will
be maid Of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Aileen
Harris and Miss Nancy Berry of Wash
ington. Miss Eileen Donnelly Of Ridge
way. N. j.: Miss Eileen Wallau Of
New York and Miss Elvira Ferrer Of
Puerto Rico.
Lieut.. q. g. Charles L. Keithley
of Amarillo. Tex, will be the best
man, and the ushers will be Ensign
Howard s. Stoner OF the U. s. s.
Evening star., 1934-12-06

Maryland, Ensign Carlton A. Jones OF
the U. s. s. Minneapolis, Lieut.. q. g.
Robert King and Lieut.. q. CD Thomas
w. Hogan Of the submarine base In
New London, Conn: Ensign E. W..
Taylor and Ensign e. w. Woodward.
A reception will follow the ceremony
at the home of Miss Kincheloe's
parents at lis East Eighty-sixth street
After January /, Lieut.. Davis will
be stationed at the submarine base In
New London with his bride.
Saturday Miss Elvira Ferrer will en-
tertain at dinner party In honor Of
Miss Kincheloe at which rs guests
will attend.
Many other parties have been given
for the bride-elec Miss Eileen Wallau
Evening star., 1934-12-06
Dinner Party for Guests
At British Embassy.

Dinner Party for Guests
At British Embassy.
His Britanic Majesty's Ambassador,
Sir Ronald Lindsay, was host at din
ner last evening. entertaining in COM
pliment to his guests, Mr.. John Bu-
chan, famous British writer, and Mrs.
Buchan. Others in the company were
the Ambassador of the French Re
public and Nine. De Laboulaye, the
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Daniel C. Roper, the former United
States Ambassador to the Court OF
St. James and Mrs. Alanson B.
Houghton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Sinonds, Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Cha
pin, Mrs. Tracy Dows, Miss Frances
Whitehead, Mr.. Wallace Murray Of
the State Department, the minister
counselor Of the British Embassy, Mr..
F. D. G. Osborne, and the commercial
secretary and Mrs. Henry Frank Hey
wood.
The Japanese Ambassanor, M. Saito,
will join Nine. Saito at the embassy
tomorrow after spending the week in
Boston and New York. The Ambas-
sador went to New York yesterday
from Boston and is staying at the
Pierre.
Nine. Peter, wife of the Minister OF
Switzerland, will not receive tomor-
row afternoon.
The Siamese Minister and Princess
Damras have issued invitations to a
reception at the legation Monday,
December 10. from 5 to pm. to
celebrate the anniversary of the ST.
amese Constitution day.
Mrs. Coolidge, wife of Senator A.
Coolidge, was the honor guest at tea
yesterday afternoon at Pinehurst, N.
c., of Mrs. Frank Easton.
Senator William H King of Utah is
leaving the Capital tomorrow for
Jacksonville. Fla, where he will visit
Mrs. Frank Allen They will return
with him at Christmas to spend the
holidays in Washington.
Representative j. Banks Kurtz of
Altoona, Pa. has arrived in Washing
ton and is established in his apartment
At the Wardman Park Hotel for the
Winter.
The naval attache of the German
Embassy, Capt. Robert Witthoeft, will
be host this afternoon, entertaining
from to o'clock in the Mayfower.
Col. Kenji Matsumoto, military
Evening star., 1934-12-06

entertained at luncheon bridge, Miss
Eileen Donnelly at tea, and bridge
with a shower following and Judge
and Mrs. Evans gave a dinner.
Mrs Clark, wife Of Rear Admiral
Frank Hodges Clark, U. S. N, has
Continued on Third Page.)
Evening star., 1934-12-06

daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Wrisley
Brown, was the guest In whose honor
DR.. william p Reeves entertained at
q dinner dance at the Army-Navy
Country Club last evening. Others
Evening star., 1934-12-06

novelist, who Is in Washington for
q short stay, and Miss Bess Davis
Schreiner of Washington.
Miss Katherine Brown, debutante
Evening star., 1934-12-06

TINE President returned to the
White House this morning
from Warm Springs, Ga,
L where he spent a fortnight.
Mrs Roosevelt met the Presl-
dent at Union Station upon his ar
rival shortly before noon.
Evening star., 1934-12-06
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12
WeStland

Elder w. w. Adamson will COM
mence meeting at Antioch Church
of Christ, Saturday evening, july
IA. About 200 attended the oeil-
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl WOOD, at
the Frank Wells home, last Mon
dav evening. A treat of candy ana
cigars was given. The eighth an
nual homecoming of the Elilott
school was held Sunday with large
crowd nresent. A short program
was given, after which officers were
elected for the coming year: Pres
ident, Alva L. Price; vice pres
Blanche Nj. Daugherty; sec'y-treas.,
Violet Cooley; program committee
Mrs Merle Wells and Miss Adelia
Hart. Teachers present were Alya
l.. Price. J. D. Davis, Hiram and
Frank Hart, Paul Wells, Mrs. Es-
ther Wells Wood, Mrs. wal Par
sons and Miss Adelia Hart. Those
from a distance attending, were Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Davis and Harry
Balderson of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. j. Chappelear, Swift; Or
Vile ChappeTear, GAINESVILLE; Will
bur Balderson and family, and Mrs.
Esta Harper, Glouster; Will Hines,
Burr Oak; Will Bullock. Crooks
VILE route; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Vernon, Granville; Mrs. Frank Ray,
Bartlett. People were present from
Hackney, Ringgold, Malta and Nc
Connelsville. Miss Hazel Tkomp-
son of Pennsville spent the week
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12
RoXbury
Mrs. Mary YaInell Dies

Mrs. Susan Travis of Roxbury re-
eeived word of the death Of her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Yarnell, wife of the
late Frank Yarnell, who lived in
the vicinity of Granville. o. She
died Thursday evening, July 5, and
was buried Sunday, July s, at 2 p.
M, at the church near her home.
She was the youngest daughter of
William and Eliza Wallace, and
spent her childhood in the vicinity
of Mt. Ebal church, near Stockport.
Warden Pugh Of Newark spent
the week end with James Wallace.
Mrs. Susie Chadwick spent the
Fourth with her aunt, Marie Wal
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Beach
of Pennsville spent Sunday with
Eber Beach of RoxbuEy. Mrs. Rosa
Pugh spent Saturday, Sunday and
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Loar attended the funeral Of Mrs.
James Huffman at Chesterhill, Sat-
urday.. ..DenzeI Lochary of Kansas
is visitor at the homo Of Mrs.
Eva Lochary Mrs. Anna Morris
was calling ON her son Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Co
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12

Ellsworth, Clara, Della, Carl and
Wesley who are deceased. Two sons,
Harrison and Howard, served their
country in the World war. A few
months after the close of the World
war, her husband, who had been
soldier in the Civil war, passed to
the Great Beyond. She also leaves
SO grandchildren and 22 great
grandchildren. Her entire life was
spent in this vicinity, where she
was favorably known, and held in
high esteem by all. Her first inter-
est was her home and family. She
enjoyed good health until recently,
when she failed to recover from a
heart attack. Her greatest happi-
ness was in serving others, and she
never tired of doing for her chill
dren and grandchildren. Father
Time had dealt kindly with her;
her mind was keen; she was
great reader and never lost interest
in present day affairs. On Monday,
July 2. she left her country home
and came to the home of her son, j.
R. Medley, and wife, in Stockport,
where she was tenderly cared for.
She leaves to mourn their loss a
host of relatives and friends, VINO
have fond memories of a loving
mother. affectionate grandmother,
and loyal friend. I'VE know not
where his islands lift their fronded
palms in air; we only know we can
not drift beyond his loving care.
Those from a distance attending the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Stevens. Youngstown Mr.. Albert
Wallace. Canton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Medley and family of West
Lafayette; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Corbin and Donald Medley, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Burchett and daughter
Betty Lou, Beulah Medley and Hen
ry Ross, all of Springfield.
Death of Mrs. Geo. Norman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blackmer re-
ceiyed the sad news Monday morn
ing of the death of the formers
niece. Mrs. George Norman OF New
ark. Mrs. Norman was before her
marriage. Miss Irene Fouts, daugn-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Fouts'
who formerly resided here. Mrs.
Norman leaves besides her husband
three children, Anna Louise, Roo-
ert and Marjorie Norman. Funerai
services were held Wednesday at
O'Clock at the Fouts home. Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackmer were IN at
tendance at the funeral.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12
Wilford Berry Scott

Wilford Berry Scott, son of Davis
D. and Emzy Berry Scott, was born
Feb. 16, 1867, and died June 25,
1884, aged 81 years, four months
and nine days. Since the age OF
two years his entire life had been
spent at the late home. Surviving
are two brothers and two sisters,
Charles of Buck Run; Harry and
Mrs. Mary Brosfer of Amistad, n
M, and Mrs. Jennie Patterson Of
Marshall, Mo. Three sisters and
one brother are deceased, Leila,
Bertha and Mrs. J. c. Glass and
Jerome of Oklahoma. For many
years he was faithful member Of
pleasant Valley M. e. church. He
was devoted to his hcme and work
aid was rarely found absent unless
assisting neighbor in some way.
He will be sadly missed in the COM
munity, and in his home. We feel
that his death came as a fitting
climax to a useful life and was as
he would have wished Stricken
while at harvest work in the barn,
he walked to the home Tell
ing the members of the family
he would soon be better, he lay
down upon the grass in the yard
and while they were getting him
drink, he passed away.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12
Chinch Bug Attacks Reported
In County

Chinch bugs have begun their an
nual destruction of wheat rye, oats
and corn fields in Morgan county.
Migrations of the bugs are reported
from Deerfield township. The bar
rier consists of narrow line of
crude creosote, or tar, laid down in
front of the first rows of corn to be
protected. When creosote of prop
er specifications is not available,
ordinary coal tar, available at all
artificial gas plants, can be used.
Both tar and creosote sink into the
ground and the lime must be re-
newed frequently enough to MAIN
tain it's effectiveness, according to a
bulletin available at the local ex-
tension office. The bulletin, which
is free, is entitled Chinch Bugs and
Their Control. 1t was prepared by
T. H. Parks, extension entomologist
at the Ohio State University. A
tar or creosote line functions best
on a compacted soil. A base for
the tar is prepared by dragging a
stone boat or mudboat between two
rows of corn. Shallow post holes,
dug at intervals of i to 20 feet
along the smoothed surface before
the line is laid, trap the bugs as
they crawl along the ground before
/. the creosote line. AA>
For convenience in laying a line
of tar, box nail is driven into the
side of a pail near the bottom. The
hole is then plugged from the out
side and the pail is filled with tar Or
creosote. The operation then be-
gins at the first post hole, where
the plug is removed, and walks
along at sufficient speed to lay down
a line of tar or creosote about one
to two inches wide.
The line is directed to skirt the
front edge of the post holes so that
the migrating bugs, repelled by the
tar, will fall into the holes as they
collect behind the line. Each day
small amount of oil or kerosene is
poured fnto the hofes to kill the
bugs. cfinch bugs have been ex-
pected to appear in unusual num-
bers because they thrive in dry
weather Serious attacks have been
reported from western corn-belt
states. You can find nearest sup
plies OF creosote and tar by inquir-
ing of the extension agent.-Georg
Everhart, County Club Agent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-07-12
The Morgan County Democrat McConne Thursday

end at Lewis Huffman s.. Mrs.
Frank Burtnett and children are
visiting at Mrs. Z. A. Gladden's of
Sunday Creek. Frank Miller and
family of North Carolina, and Mrs.
r. w. Price and son Paul Of Nc
in the neighborhood. Miss Evelyn
Wells of Good Samaritan hospital
is home recovering from a tonsil
operation. Mrs. Ella Odendahl and
sons Charles and Francis NORM.
near Newark, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday at Carlos Harris. Mrs.
Velma Hooper and daughter Joan
of GAINESVILLE spent part of last week
at Mrs. Frank Hooper's and Ray
Black s.. George Shanks received
word that his sister Maggie, a pa
tient at Gallipolis, had fallen and
broken her limb, and was in a bad
condition. Will Bullock of Crooks
vile route spent Sunday night at j.
w. Harris. Misses Forest and
Louise Spurrier, Woodrow Spurrier
and John Hoist of Cuyahoga Falls
spent Tuesday night and Wednes-
day at Web McPeak's Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Wood spent the Fourth at
James Bumps. Mrs. Mary Nolan
and children Bernice and Frank
and Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel
attended the Pierce-Kirkbride re-
union at Embree park, Sunday.
Misses Evelyn and Faye Rouanzoin
spent last Monday night with Mrs.
Frank Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daugherty attended the Bak-
er reunion the Fourth. Eli McIn-
turf who spent ten weeks at Archie
Hummeps, went with his brother
Frank, Monday, to Maryland, where
they will work at silo work. VIM
McInturf is helping at Hummel's
Mrs. Frank Davis visited last week
in Athens. George Allen Price is
visiting at Harvey Greenhouses.
Mrs. w. S. Dougan of Chesterhill
spent Friday with Mrs. Hattie Hum
mel. Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Dougan
and daughter Ruth rsturned from
the Worlds fair, Sunday. Bertsul
Huffman staid at the Dougan home
during their absence james and
Cooley moved their crusher to Bris-
tol township, Monday. Dalton
Drake of Xenia is visiting at Lewis
and Raymond James while his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drake
are at state camp. Clyde Best and
family attended a birthday dinner
for his mother Mrs Will Best, Sun
day Other Sunday visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rouanzoin at
Russell Hills; Mrs. Harold Harris
and children, Mrs. James Harris
and daughter Hazel at Elmer
Rouanzoin's; Mrs. c. H. NORM and
son Herbert of Malta at George
Shanks' Miss Olive Abel and Jean
June and Barbara Miller at Henry
Abel's; Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie Apple
| man and son, at Frank Dawson's
Mr.. and Mrs. George Perry at Geo
! Shanks'; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daw-
son, at Ed Raney's. Miss Margaret
NORM of Newark is visiting at Car
los Harris.