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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-10-17
LOCAL GRANGE
= ENTERTAINS
- =
co. POMONA
LOCUST GROVE

The local Grange entertained
Benton County Pomona grange on
Saturday with an afternoon of bus
mess, a sumptous six o'clock chick
en- dinner and an evening of enter
tainment. The program, prepared
by Mrs. M. Simmelink, was given
on a stage depicting pioneer days;
covered wagon amid trees and
bushes and a campfire around
which a chorus of fourteen took
part in the program.
The program consisted of a play,
Jealous! Certainly Notl" with Ruth
Mueller, Tom Utz, Ora Mae Lyons,
and Lucille Utz. Chorus, Roll
Along Covered Wagon" reading,
Ora Mae Lyons; quintette, when
its Nighttime in Nevada" story by
Lucille Utz; essay, Little Oswald"
by Tom Utz; chorus, Roll Along
Covered Wagon" recitation, Donald
Larkin.
Orchestra, "When I grow too Old
to Dream" story, Roy Larkin;
reading, Alfred Anon; duet, Mrs.
Wooden and Vera Simmelink; duet,
Roll Along Covered Wagon" with
chorus.
The Columbia Valley womens'
drill team, guests of the local Po-
mona grange exemplified the fifth
degree with beautiful presentation
of tableauX and floor work after
, the program.
Evelyn and Mrs. A. A. Edwards
were Monday visitors at the M. Sim
melink home.
All the Horse Heaven wheat far
mers attended a wheat allotment
meeting at the county agents Of
flee in Kennewick Monday.
Mrs. r. r. Wooden spent the day
at Mrs. w. II. Withers Thursday.
Ralph Stafford spent last week in
Seattle, returning Tuesday morn
ing and going on to Spokane the
same day.
Mickey and Irene Heberlein and
Marie Stafford were weekend guests
at their home. They returned to
their work in Yakima Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anon and
Charles were Sunday visitors at the
M. Simmelink home.
Ora May Lyons spent the week.
end, a guest at the A. A. Edwards
home.
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MISS JENKIN
=. TO MEET WITH
FRIDAY CLUB
EAST KENNEWICK

The Fourth Friday club will meet
Friday, October Is at the r. A.
Oliver home. Miss Opal Jenkins has
promised to be present and display
her Christmas kit.
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Deaths

Howard Milton Thornton ~ Ne r0disf
Hospital mruluz0rrrrlr mrrEllltlr.
Prank Chris man 70 So " Fmfrrou
Mar p WHOM ~. SO ~ Dearborn
cerebral hem0rrhsze
Paturg . Bucs.er - 10 $40 r.. l.
sale chronic mrrrarcl-le.
Chsrler g. Iosns- a. 1854 r ION
cecil Boots g Crv Hospital iobsr
RsIsces c smoez. "a. 2aas ~. Talbot
r Fnrardlfls
Annie u johnson. 70 22o2 BROADWAY.
Mar Ceclus Maun.er 81 1925 n Ala
hama aorIc rrEIFgI at-nn
James ~ Gov So 20 N DfQlincF-
Msl5arsi RYAN. a. 22l n STATE. osre-
hral hcUcrrhaCc
Ruth Wilma Minfon- IS. Ions Hospital
annie GTir.n q 1878 Mrloue. chronic
Kitfv souesr Lorslace S. Methodist
Hnsulfaf urrUta
Ge1rrr Grrfncr. ~ so ~ kefsione
hFuostatc pneumonia
Henri Smauev So. veterans Hospital
rrrlrIfnIaelF
Caroline Parker Bauehmsn. es. Metho-
Tler Hnrlufrl. rarclunma-
james MrEiun-v So. CRY Hospital
Catherine Hsmant. r. 4oi n Tibbs
john " Travior. -. Ctv Hospital
arferioscier0sis
chronic mV7caroifls $50 -
William A Emerson -. 1913 W. Yer
mont. coronsry thTombosis-
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Building Permits

Mrs Glenna l. Mock lo1t II Sale
a. t17s alterations on dwelling
Kuhn's Market 407 ". Michigan-st.
500 repair IRE loss
sanitary Barber shop. il2 ". Onio-st
$500. repair IRE loss
JACK Wells f26 z New fors-st- So
construct fruit stand
General Outdoor Advertising Co. lau4
New Vork-st 500 new sign
GEORGE II. Tccpe. 3 y Trauo-sV. 500.
Trro0l
walter c Kelly Co. North-st and SEN
afr-aV. $500. repairs
Edward HiIgemcier. sI0s CoueEe-sv.
$3.50 repairs
louis schiesz. s7sl n Delawsre-st-
$500 additions 10 DWELLING
$500. alterations
MI shaw. 1913 Enelish-sv. SIS. s5di-
lion 10 dwelling
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CENTRAL. 2140-2-room front apartment
with kitchenette; clean; light; man an
wife
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ANNOUNCER EHTS
/ Death Notices

AMETER. Earl E-AEe 40 wears. beloved
husbs nd Of Mildred Ame-er tnee Miller
and brother Of Harry Ametcr passed
away Monday m July Isl. Funeral D.
the Methodist Protestant Church az 18Th
end Hardinr-sts. Wednescav- % m
Burial Crown Hill Friends NAV call at
the residence zoos Mausneid-av. after
p m Monday
DENNIS. IDA MAY-Belovcd wife Of Henry
W passed away AZ her home. 1902
sarh-sf SATURDAY. morning SERVICES
FLANNER A. BUCHANAN MORTUARN
TUESDAY. 10 a. m Friends invited
Burial Memorial Pars
KALTENBRUNER. Widow 81
John Kalfcubruner beloved mother OF
Mrs Grace McCsFtr 81 Nuncie. Mrs
Louise Mcdaniel % indian rolis. grand
mother ol Viola Ollie aur Helen KAN,
% Indianapolis and Man Mcdaniel OF
urhans III. and crcsf-cr3 ECr' 1ther Of
Richard Diiicv. departed This lie SUNDAY.
June 90 40 thu re ceuCe. -t06 s Mad
soonest Muncie IND a. tho ere Of as
wears. member 81 Christian Morhcr> So
cfefv and 3rd order Of 81 Francis st
Sacred Heart Church Funeral services
WEDNESDAY. July 2 a. the s. Francis
a. sales Church a. m Friends NAV
rau ar the MOORE a KIRK funeral
home $3.50 Sfafinn-sf- siffr noon Tues
dav. Burial s. Joseph crmeferv-
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10 Rooms with Board

se-VERY desirable for convalescent: real
home. ; excellent meals. S33 Park -av
RI-ee30
KEYSTONE. sse N.-Room. board for chill
tional care: references: S2.5o.
LEXINGTON. s37-Room board. laundry.
good ventilation: sic double: $3.50 single.
DR-3523-J
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Nor1cE 10 RIDDERs.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase or the following ma
terials will be received BY the Chairman
OF the State Highway Commission OF IN
diana. at his Office on the third floor.
State House Annex. l02 North Senatee
Avenue, Indianapolis, indiana, until z,VO
P. NJ on the 10th day Of July, 1888, az
which time they will be publicly opened
or invitation No. /: 477OsO Gallons Road
Oil to be applied at various locations on
State Roads in the LaPorte District.
Invitation No. q $4,000 Gallons Road
Oil 70 be applied at various locations on
state Roads in the LaPorte district.
Invitation No 8 564. 000t Gallons Road
Oil sc 10 be applied al various locations
on State Roads N the CrawfordsviDe- Dis
invitation No. 4 421 900 Gallons Road
Oil SC 10 be applied at various locations
on State Roads IN the Crawfordsville
Invitation No 5 Quantity Of Truck
Parts F. o. B. Indianapolis. Indiana.
Crushed Aggregate deTd and stock-piled
along the right of way OF State Road 56-F
and G. between a point .35 miles east OF
Hayesville and point miles west OF
Invitation f1-si No ?. 500 10 300 Tons No.
Crushed Aggregate deld. on State Road
1876. F3. between Freetown and Jackson
Brown County Line.
proposal forms. Proposal forms and speci-
hcations VIII be furnished free upon re-
The right is reserved BY the Chairman
70 reject any or all bids, or to award
on any combination Of bids that in his
Judgment is most advantageous 20 the
state STATE Fl HRo HIGHWAY coMM1sk1oN
JAMES D. ADAMS. chairman.
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HOTEL ANTLERS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

OIers all comforts. Ultra modern note
service as low as So a dav: $40 week
$50 Meridian LI-235l
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VITAL STATISTIC
Births

James and ola Minor 1F0l Meredith
rraf
Richard end Mar Coos 7u n Jrfsr-
John and N.rs wooau. I7N Brrlcs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-01

UNUSUAL home on the river Beautiful.
surroundings C1oA in. HU-l747.
GOOD board. SIS single: 50 double; hot
water. convenient surroundings. CHI
IT'S. 3ls5 E Washington.
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APRTMeNI ReNEHt BUReAO

2-BEDROOM modern anartmenL, nortn on
10th. Garage. Frigidalre. Reasonable
TA-0593 RI-2495
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Paperhanging
Rent a New Car
Rug Cleaners

RUG furniture cleaning SPECIALISTS Old
rugs rema6e into huf and chenilles. W
\ Ply RUG co. 1928 Brooksioe-av
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TINS WANT ADS make interesting read
lnT because inIeretNirx bargains Of many
klncz sTs Listed hflt daily.
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choice Apartments gladly Shown. HE-I5z8.
Indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis. Free service ano
transportation LI-5452
COLORED couple. settled, dependab BILE. can
have free rent for small attention, as
custodian to hot water. hall and etc.
Apply. 2l5 Z. New York-st, Room 8.
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? Cards. In Memoriams

COINS w wish 20 thank our neiehbors
and friends for their sympathy and
kindness during the sickness and at the
death Of our darling child Ilene Helen
Coins We especially wish 70 thank the
Rev Moran for this c0nsoling words
The singers for their beautiful selections
also Mr.. Conkle the funeral director for
hiS efficient and svmpathic service anu
an for the beautiful floral offerings
Mr. AND MRS. ARTHUR INGRAM. 523
y C1hfn-rf
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CORRECTED NOTICE

LIIIIIIIL- ID 10 IlT
TURNER. GEORGE LEWIS SR.-si. 2645
Riverside dr.. passed away Sunday. June
90 SurFi~td rv seven children. Edward
Turner 20 Detroit Mich. Mrs Laura
Houck AIRS Minnie Mounts Mrs. Elsie
Hawkins Mrs L0ttie Jackson Mrs Hazel
Benton. and George l. Turner Of In
riauapOlis and one sister Mrs Mary
kenfon Service AZ ROYSTER & ASKIN
N0rruarv. 18th anc Meridian SIS. Tues
cav. july 2 a. % M Friends invited
Iu-ermeut Crown Hill cemetery
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rATInN- InsrPH -En.ered - L.

PATTON. JOSEPH W.-Entereo INTO rest
Sunday. 2 d.. age - years beloved
farther of Howard Patton OF Chicago.
Afrr Charles Dorm Of Indianapolis and
Ms Jessie Wright 81 New York City.
Funeral Tuesday 2 %. M a. residence
0f Mr. Dorm 1929 BrO0kvilie I'd. Friends
invited Burial Crown Hill HARRY
~ MOORE FUNERAL PARLORS IN
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CONTRACT RATES

Cal RILEY SSH for Information r.
eardinz CONTRACT RATES
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,frr->rFR NARY CFCFIIA-8eloved VIE

- e s--i $500 o-,er ~ ~
Joseph Gallagher Ms. r. E Stitt
Thomas X Edward Joseph Jr-. Arthur
John Frances Paul L Vincent
and Charles Alfred sister o. John P
~ Dorneu Bloomington. Ind. clec A.
-ne home 1928 y Alahama-st. Friday
Funeral Tuesday 2 30 81 the home. 2
m ~ SIS Peter suc Paul Cathedra 7.
Burial Holv Gross Cemetery Friends in
Errd l. A. A o r. No. meets Mon
raT 2 q m KIRBY SERVICE
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
r { N T AIS
81 unfinished Apartments
THE DUNDEE

$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor Virginia and McCsrty-st Heat. gas
Frigidaire furnished See janitor IN build
ing or call NJ z MOLLOY. CH-2775.
CENTRAL. 2i5l-5 rooms. bath. garage
heat water furnished s35 TA-0664
COLLEGE. 1I36-3-room front apar tment:
bath. utilities. Inquire Apt g. RI-2940.
COLLEGE. 3539-Upper rooms redeco-
rated new floors: G. z; hot water ga
rage $40.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 32s E.-2 bedroom
apartment. lst floor; Frigidaire; porch.
TA-6264
LOCKERBIE-ST. SIG - Clean modern
apartment. no rooming house. Reason
able LI-6980
PENN. ST. n. l433-s35-s47. so. GENERAL
APIS. INC. LI-2439
VERMONT. E. 62S-4 rooms: newly
screened and decorated: $50; hot and
cold water furnished. JENNINGS BROS.
% S. Ill
2-BEDROOM modern APARTMENT, north of
10th Garage Frigidaire. Reasonable
TA-05Q3 RI-24Q5
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r E N T AIS
i6 Furnished Rooms

s2-NEw JERSEY. N. I222-sleeping
porch. 50; next bath. Garage. Gentle
men, Phone.
So SO W VERMONT. No. 2 Savoy-Com-
biantiOn living and bedroom, windows
Day employed. LI-86l2.
CAPITOL N. Comfortable room.
Hot water Private home. Good trans
portation. 50. TA-7l4l.
COLLEGE. 3s54-Very desirable rooms for
business men: home privileges; garage;
reasonable.
ILLINOIS. n. 1907 Ideal room; twin beds,
tleman. Garage.
NEW JERSEY. 3237 N.-Lovely,. cool, front
room near bath; private home HA-
449O-R
NEW JERSEY n. 3O47-Attractively fur-
nished. large front bedroom; garage
private home; gentleman.
NEW YORK 1899 W.-Front: clean: airy
rooms near bath; garage; 81. So. bI-8OI2.
PENNSYLVANIA. 949 Mclean rooms.
So so and up: constant hot water; maid
service RI-11l7
SANDERS. 522-Nicely furnished sleeping
room near bath. Suitable for l or 2.
DR-5630.
SUTHERLAND. 3ll1-tNorth) Nicely fur
nniishefdi d. front rent room: refined gentleman
TALBOT. N. lsl9-Cool. unusual room,
comfortable bed. business woman; $3.50;
Pennsylvania trolley. HA-0293-W.
TALBOT. 20ll-Clean. airy room; private
home and entrance: gentleman preferred
HA34OG-R.
Bath ST. 952 Wight clean room near
bath in shady suburban home. gem
tlemen. Breakfast.
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SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
A discount OF l0as O. given tor CASH
Or n DID is uald within ONE WEEK
afier billing
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PRICE EDWARD E-Of 1852 Ralston-
rr beloved husband OF Alice Prce and
fa-her ~ Emma Hammond. Clarence.
iona Francis Dennis Deioris Virgil.
Donald and Wavne Price departed this
life SUNDAY Funeral Wednesday. july
1rd +. the o. Church 20th and
Tin-0n-st ar D. m Burial Osklandon
Ccmrf-fH F~s-1ds invited Flu.ral under
rhr dirr.t'1n d MOORE 4 KIRK
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S W APPS

TO ADVERTISERS-Ea ad appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free of charge Your Swap" ad will
receive a special rate OF seven DAYS for
the price OF five and four DAYS for the
cost OF three Call RI-555l
CASH FOR LIGHT CAR OR EQUITY.
CALL BE-0637.
CASH for furniture. to 6 rooms. Call HA-
1886 a. m. to p m.
AUTOMOBILES repaired at your home al
lows you cheaper price. Cash? DR-5o43
LOTS on S. Emerson. for light truck.
CHARLES DENTON. Ia W. Kansas-st
P A. SYSTEM and 15-iewel mans Bull
ova watch. Cash or? 2ll Ind. Ll-93o3.
PAPER and hanging Work guaranteed
For used furniture call DR-742O-J
WILL paw So cash. girls used bicycles. 300
E. 63rd-st. WA-l133
WILL SWAP SIS to 500: very clean Ford
or Chevrolet CH-3962-J
WILL trade Hawaiian guitar and lessons
for used car or Austin. TIMES. Box
L-3036.
TO TRADERS-If you can not nnd
what YOU desire in the ads IN this
column, call the Swap Counter, RI-555l
and we will attempt to arrange trade
for YOU from Swaps advertisements pre-
vioHsly published There Is no charge
for this service
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FOR
WANT AID RESULTS
At THELOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY 1851
WORD RATE

Tines Want Ads are 500 or THE
WORD you 90 nos nay FOR cart q
lire 5lt ONLY Tor the nlm1sr o; vorc'
used
mis- Arrangement usssr Tines want
Ads more than ever. the economy Want
AeE o. InGlanspolis-
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Lost and Found
RTMLESS octap0n shaped glasses in case
lost Fridav night LI-6S25.
STRAYED-2 Pekinese dogs. red and sable.
Child's pets. Reward. HA-4347-R
LOST-Ring with several KEYS. num-
bered ll2. WA-0i3s. 4l4l lockwood
Reward
WHITE PURSE Containing glasses. COM
pact. money. lost on Speedway bus or n
Illinois car. Keep money BE-4486-R
STRIPED satin blouse on Capitol 10th
Delaware or Pennsylvania. Reward. HUI
3568
LIGHT gray vest between 324 n Tai
bot 70 MaSsa chuSettS. entrance OF K. OF
?. Bldg Phone LI-4l37. CH-l3s3.
PINCH aluminium DUST COLLECTOR
with carving case. Reward Phone
ROSS. LI-8sf8
LOST-s3O0 Saturday morning between
American Fletcher Bank and Capitol
av and Wash st. Reward Return 26
& Tuxedo
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Again in 1884 as in 1933-The Times
was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper
TO show a gain IN want ads.
THE REhSON-RESULTS
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MeKINSTRAY. EILEEN 70 beloved
ca lEEfrr 1f MT and Mrs. Harry Y. Nc
Elr.-raV sister ~ Norma MaEv 10 and
Richard passed away Sunday N
Frerdr maV call a. The home. f6s
Raucolun Funeral Tuesday p r.
AZ me Tuxedo PARK Baptist Church
wnuGFw SERVICE
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RIVERS. ROY Beloved husband o. Mabel
Rivers brother % Oren. Warren and
ca June 30 Friends NAV call a. the
hone 1852 6 Richland. after ~ a. m.
TUESDAY Funeral Wedne sdav ~ a. m.
Rural Floral PARK. ". T. BLASENGYM
.E-.-rl-E
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Easements Rebuilt

EASEMENTS burIt ard MADE drv UNI
VERSAL WATERPRCOFING CO. CHI
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
MARY & JENNINGS. Secretary.

The Annual Meeting Of the shareholders
of the Colonial Savings and Loan Asseci-
alton will be held at its office, % south
Illinois Street at 5 O'clock MONDAY. july
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26 Office and Desk Space

26 Office and Desk Space
RESPONSIBLE adult couple want nice
fUrn. unfurn. home. RI7766.
PENNSYLVANIA. N. 939-Beautiful front:
main floor: ideal for office; excellent
environment: sleeping room also off re-
ception hall. All new; new manage
ment. Free parking. RI-2758.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of many
kinds are listed here daily
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OUR SPECIALITY business cards. AZ 50 per
1000 are now OF heavier. better material
All prices reduced RICHARDS. THE
rHTSTER S2s Nirginis-sT RI-31s4
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; Personals

FAVORTTE photos reduced or enlorged.
Plat Studior. 703 Roosevelt bid. RI-S696.
COILS BOOK STORE. $50 n. DELAWARE.
HAIR cut. shampoo. wave. all 3 for 25c
FacialS ana arch. beth for 35c
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 401 Roosevelt big
lair eve service free. hair cut. l0c
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD. 40l Roosevelt
Bldg
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IF the rug Of Edgar Dodson, 2lOl BOYLE
ward Place is not called for on or before
july it will be sold for cleaning and
storage charges Of sI2.' SUPERIOR
RUG CLEANERS. 1904 Colege-ay. He
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II Hotels

HOTEL l24 E. New York-modern out
side rooms; 50 up; "a 50. from postcffce.
HOTEL FREDERICK-458 E. Washington
ST. clean rooms 81. so week and up Run
ming water, tubs, showers
Seminole Hotelco6SI2 go R N; Al'9 qnnn,ne
water; with baths $3.50 wk Rooms
Without ba hs 50 50
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Vacant Houses Don't Stay When Want Ad the o
A NII of to
ANNOYING { N EhTS
i Death Notices

BAILEY. MRS LILLE age IS beloved
srrr ara Lerder Ace Wesley Howard
and Rrrsls IfulusI and Harry BAILEY
and Mr- Erelru Ar1Icklf- passed sEar
sunday June 81. Funrfal tuesday. july
~ "a m s. -he residence 1893
P0rrere-r ave Burial NJ Pleasant
cr-r.err st Glenn Tsirr. Ind Friends
lrr.ted Friends NAV cali a. the resi-
err-e ans time after q n. Monday.
Shirley SERVICE
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37-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flowers

BUY late seed potatoes while they're OBJ
tainable. New York Rurals and Maine
Green Mountains 400 E. South-st op-
posite South side market Open dav and
night. except Saturday and SUNDAY
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CENTRAL. 1948-Desirable front rooms
real homelike. private entrance. Yer
reasonable Adults.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
ON
 CONNECTS TRAIL

Cadiz, O., July 26-(UP)- Bloodhounds were pressed Into search today for six prisoners who cut through brick wall and es- caped from the Harrison county jail at dawn.
 The hounds were imported from Caldwell by Sheriff Archer Hedges to aid a posse of police, deputies and farmers.
 Charles Edgar Smith and Eu- gene Denton, who escaped last Saturday from the London prison farm and were later recaptured, led the break, Sheriff Hedges was told by other prisoners.
 Their companions were Earl Jones, Homer Joseph and Guy Par son, all of whom were being held for federal authorities in connec- ton with operation of an automo- bile theft ring.
 Ripping a bar from a ventilator, the prisoners used it to dig through the jail wall. Other prisoners who refused to join the break were warned they would be killed if they sounded an alarm.
 First word of the escape came from state highway engineer who was awakened by the six as they passed through his yard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-26
ESTHER MACILL | STAR WITNESS
 NLAKE MURDER
Authorities Now Believe
 Sherman Planned Honey, { moon After Wife's Death

f Worcester, Mass, July 26--(UP) ---Authorities planned today to question relatives of Newell P. sherman, Sutton's 26 year old model youth" who allegedly has confessed the "American tragedy" staying of the young mother of his two small children. The husky choir singer and. scoutmaster pur- portedly confessed" he took his 23 year old wife, Alice. for a canoe ride on Lake Singletary. Saturday night, and drowned her because of his infatuatiop for 17 year old Es- ther Magill, his co-worker in 8 Whitinsville machine shop. From the start of the investigation, the Magill girl has protested there was no reciprocity in Sherman's infat- uation for her.
 Planned Honeymoon
 Information she gave authorities after four hours questioning was closely guarded. It was indicated, however, that Assistant District Attorney Alfred B. Cenedella pos- sessed information indicating that Sherman had planned western honeymoon with the girl whom he reportedly asked to marry him if he allegedly were able to "get rid" of his wife. Meanwhile, it was in- timated Cenedella was working on a new angle in the case which he believes may show that the alleged crime was we'll planned. Prepara- tion of the states case in which the Magill girl will be a star wit ness, was expected to be completed in three days.
 Tragedy Re-enacted
 Step by step, the tragedy was re-enacted by authorities on Lake Singletary, late yesterday, with Miss Lucille Harold of Battle Creek, Mich, girls camp councillor and former captain of the Battle Creek college seminary team, play ing the part of the victim.
 Shortly after the drowning, Miss Harold found the paddle with which authorities said sherman steered the ill-fated canoe to the spot where he allegedly capsized the craft and left his wife to drown. The Battle Creek girl was among those who dived for the body,
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(Continued from Page 1.) discrimination against American citizens in Germany" LaGuardia said he was unaffected by protests because q am concerned only with enforcement of a city ordinance" The ordinance prohibits grant of occupational licenses to aliens "ex- cept Orientals for laundry pur- poses" A 1928 treaty pledged the United States and Germany to reci- procal licensing of members of pro- fessionaI, scientific and other class es, but the mayor said he didn't be- lieve it nullified New York ordi- nances.
 One Group Sarcastic
 Two German groups, the Friends of New Germany and the Steuben Society of America, sent protests to LaGuardia from meetings. Jos eph Schuster, alien president of the Friends of New Germany, recom- mended that "if the mayor thinks he's mayor of the Jews he should go to Palestine"
 The Jewish Labor committee is- sued a statement lauding the may or for "a courageous stand.
 Washington dispatches indicated the German government will rec ommend to the frustrated masseur that he exhaust resources in Amer ican courts before seeking diplo- matic aid.