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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

draw monthly warrant on the cur
rent expense fund. commencing
March 3D. 1895, for period Of ten
months, in the amounts set opposite
the respective names:
John e. SearcyL- lO.OO
Joseph NOiske -------.--.------- lO.OO
Gottlieb Schempp ----.------- 1910
George A. Seely lO.OO
Richard Rowe -..--...--.--- 1000
ORDERED that the County Treas
urer issue general receipt for $500
to Claud Maxwell in payment of
, shack on the Northeast quarter of
Sec. 10, Township %, Range "a. e.
w. M.
ORDERED that the County Treas
urer, in receipt of $500. to cover
advertising and publication costs, ad-
vertise for sale the following county
property:
Lots Z and 8, Block S, First Addi-
ton to Wilson Creek. No bid to be
accepted for less than $500 per lot
Iplus costs.
East half and East half of North
Iwest Quarter, Sec. rs, Twp. Is,
Range 20. East half. Southwest
lQuarter and West half of Southeast
| Quarter of Sec. "A, Twp. rs, Range
%. No bid to be accepted for less
than $1.25 per acre plus costs. All
bids under 100000 to be cash on
Idate of SALE
Ben McMillin was appointed JUS
tice of the Peace and j. B. Myers
was appointed Constable for the
IGrand Coulee Center Precinct.
4 EroY, iCo fo
Raftery and E. ]. Hansen covering
Ioriginal townsite and Donaldson
First Addition to the Original Town
Isite Of Grand Coulee
March S, 1895.
Emergency Resolution
i WHEREAS it has become neces
sary to purchase a road grader from
the funds of Road District No. / ant
which could not be reasonably fore
seen at the time of making the bud
get for the current year, in that the
budget for the current year is insult
ficient to maintain the County Roads
n an efficient manner; That the ap
proximate amount required to pur
chase said Road Grader is $1,600.00
NOW. THEREFORE,. Be it Re.
Isolved by the said Board of County
Commissioners, of Grant County
Washington, that an emergency ex-
lists necessitating the purchase OF
said road grader and there is hereby
set, aside the sum Of 100000 to be
taken out of the funds of Road Dis
trict No. 1, Grant County, Washing
ton for the purpose of purchasing
said road grader.
BE IT RESOLVED that Monday
March 18, 1895, at the hour of 1900
O'Clock A. M. in the Commissioners
room at the county courthouse. al
Ephrata, Washington, be and the
same is hereby fixed as the time and
place for hearing said emergency ap.
preparation, and the clerk of the
board is directed to publish this reso
Tuition and notice in the official coun
| ty paper at least once prior to the
date fixed for said hearing, which
publication shall be at least one week
before the date nam ed, at which time
any tax payer may appear and bt
heard for or against the expenditures
of money for such alleged emergency
Board of County Commissioners
u(SeaD Grant County, Washington.
E. E. HUFFMAN, Chairman
e. I. EVANS,
l.. A. WEST.
II TnuNCnN nor,,+1, C1o,lr
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
. E. JOHNSON. Deputy Clerk.
Emergency Resolution

II
Emergency Resolution
WHEREAS 1t has become neces-
sary to purchase road grader from
the funds of Road District No. 8, and
which could not be reasonably fore
seen at the time of making the bud
get for the current year. in that the
budget for the current year is insult
ficient to maintain the County Roads
in an efficient manner; That the ap-
proximate amount required to pur-
chase said Road Grader Is $4,000.
NOW, THEREFORE Be it Re-
solved by the said Board of County
Commissioners of Grant County,
Washington, that an emergency ex-
lists necessitating the purchase Of said
road grader and there is hereby set
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

ORDERED that the County Auditor
draw monthly a warrant on the cur
rent expense fund, commencing
March 81 1895, for period of ten
months, in the amounts set opposite
l1, roc irxa on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

Miss Carolyn McAllister Guion, daughter of MT and Mrs Hobart Guion of Fox Crossing, Litch- field, fiancee of Elmslie Gillett Ketcham, son of Mir and Mrs Morris Ketcham of Franklin place, Flushing, N. Y., has chosen Sat- urday, Feb 16 for her wedding day. The ceremony wilt ake place at 3 o'clock with Rev Randolph Ray, pastor of the Church of the Transfiguratfon in New York and a summer resident of Litchfield, officiating. Miss Guion will have for her only attendant, her sis- ter, Mrs Richard Lansing, bride of last September. Miss Guion i1 "a great granddaughter of Judge Matthew Hall McAllister of Savan- nah, Ga.. and San Francisco. and granddaughter of Rev Francis Marion McAllistcr, former rector of Trinity church, Elizabeth, N. J. On her paternal side, she is a great-granddaughter of Clement Guion and granddaughter of George Gibson Guion of New York. She was graduated from the Nightingale-Bam school in New York. Mr Ketchani Is a descendant of Lewis Morris, sign CT of the Declaration of Independ- once, and tho late Dr James Mill nor, first rector of St Georges church in New York city. He Is a graduate of Trinity school in New York and is now connected with the Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co of New York. a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

West hands, they went to five dia- monds over South's four heart bid and North doubled.
 South was the leader against the five diamond contract and opened with the six of spades. East won with the ace and led diamond which was won by North with the ace.
 North now switched to a club, East went up with his ace and then cleared the trump suit. East now led the spade eight and won the trick in dummy with the king.
 He then led the queen of spades and discarded his singleton heart. East conceded one club trick and thus made his contract of five dia- monds, doubled.
 Of course, the contract could have been defeated with 8 heart opening and an immediate switch to clubs by North. But the defense is hard to figure from the bidding.
 As 1t happens, Rau's team would have had good result on the board even if the five diamond contract had been defeated. By making a game both ways, how ever, they accomplished one of those big swings which the experts seek in team of-four play.
 (Copyright, 1a35, NEA Service. Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Future Bride Is
 Rendered ShosDe,

The Misses Helen and Joan Hal loran and Mrs Anna Halloran were hostesses at Greenback Shower given in honor of Miss Marge Me- Grath of Alder street, at the Sco- will Girls Club, Thursday night. During the evening games anc dancing were enjoyed. A musical program was given by the Black and White Orchestra. A supper was served. Among the guests were: Mrs Degnan, Christine Deg nan, Mrs Patrick Cantillun, Mrs Patrick Collins, Mrs Anna Quinn, Mrs Eustace, Mrs H. Shanahan. Mrs D. Mccarthy, Mrs J. Cunning ham, Mrs c. Leyden, Mrs Bryan Mahoney, Mrs M. O'Connell, Jessie Patrick, Mrs Michael Griffin, Mrs Nolan, Miss H. Nolan. Mrs Mau- rice Kelley, Mrs John Carmody, Mrs Carmody, Mrs P. Curran, Mrs Halloran, Mrs M. Cronin, Mrs George Baker, Mrs Bagley. Mrs M
 Hal1oran. Mrs c. Baker, Mrs Fran Donnelly, Mrs James Carroll, Mrs T. OConnell, Mrs O'Connell, Mrs N. Mansfield, Mrs P. Griffin, Mrs James Creamy, Mrs Mary Gra- ney. Mrs Walsh, Mrs Catherine Bresnahan, Mrs Ladden, Mrs Kelli- an, Mrs Nicholas Stack, Mrs M. O'Rourke, Mrs J. Pierce, Miss Jo Altman, Mrs Tangney. Mrs D. Freshman, Mrs Kane, Mrs Stack. Miss Jule Stack, Mrs J. Sullivan, Mrs Sennett, Mrs Millicent Stewart. Mrs James Donahue, Mrs Margaret Barrett, Mrs Devereaux, Mrs Tracy. Mrs Loy, Mrs Horan, Mrs M. Kelly, Mrs Carney. Mrs Scully, Mrs Ayl- waid, Mrs Flaherty, Mrs Fahy, Mrs Harrigan, Mrs Nick Sullivan, Mrs Mae Baker, Mrs Thier Sullivan Mrs Curtiss, Mrs M. Griffin. Ms Mansfield. Henrietta Pogodzinski, Mae Kelly, Anna Harden, Miss Helen Sullivan, Miss Didsie McHa- ney. Mrs D. Sweeney, Misses Helen Halloran, Joan Halloranr Arlene Baker. Lilly Baker, Aileen Kram- pitz, Mrs John Halloran, Mrs Car roll. Mrs Margaret Evan, Helen Cosgriff, Mrs Tangnee. Mrs J. Far rell, Mrs M. McGrath. Miss Me- Grath, Miss Julia Stack.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Solution to Previous Contract Problem

Twenty -four of the finest bridge teams in North America recently met in New York in the national championship tournament Of the American Bridge league. The team of-four event is one type of com petition in which the element or luck is practically eliminated.
 Two members of team play the North South hands, while the re- maining two members play the East West hands at another table. Here is a hand in which one team of experts made doubled game con tracts playing both directions or the board. , John Rau, one of the most bril- liant of the younger experts, maue a splendid showing in this year s tournament. Rau and his partner Charles Lochridge, made their four heart contract on this hand With out difficulty, losing only two spade tricks and one club trick.
 East can hardly be blamed TOT his double, considering his part ner's bidding, and West was well satisfied until the freak distribution of South's hand became apparent.
 When the other two members or Rau's team, Fred D. Kaplan or New York and Samuel katZ or Newark, N. J., played the East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Personal

tives in Newark, N. J., for few days.
 Gregory Judson of Watertown avenue Is spending the weekend Tn New York.
 Mrs Michael Lembo of Frost road was hostess at surprise birthday party given Saturday evening in honor of Miss Sadie Lepore of Seymour street. The home was prettily decorated with red and white streamers in keeping with the valentine motif. Games and dancing were enjoyed and deli cious luncheon was served. The guests included: Misses Sadie Le- pore, Emma Lepore, Louise Sassc, Edythe Colangelo, Mrs Mary Gran ato, Mrs Ada Lembo, Christine Lembo, Ann Lembo, Henrietta Pog- cdjunski, Celia Lembo, Edith Lem bo, Ann Lee, Helen Daigle, Mrs Carmela Tarantino and William Dietz, Charles Synott, Michael Lembo, Thomas Fitzgerald, Patricl; Granato, Carl F'iorgioni, Michael Puccoro. Raymond Milosky. Theo- dore Seliski and Walter Pogod- junski.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Laur0lfon Alurlnae Hold Large Reunion

A large number of members of the Alumnae association of Laur- alton Hall met at the Academy in
 Milford Sunday afternoon for their annual reunion. their first social event of 1935. Many friends of the graduates as well aS parents and relatives of the present stu dents also attended. According to custom, the president. Miss Hell en Reed O'Neil, introduced the members of the Senior class to the Alumnae who welcomed them to the association. Assembled around the banner, they sang the school song, "Lauralton," and remained as guests of the Alumnae for the afternoon. The members received
 were the Misses Elizabeth McCar- thy, Helen Shea, Beatrice Beyer, Dorothy Baldwin, Elizabeth Griffin Ethel Moore, Helen Cuthbertson
 Bernice Carbo, Audrey Light. Jos ephine Kelley, Margherita Rubino. Regina Kibblier, Elizabeth Healy,
 Rita Sullivan, Jane Clancy, Elean- ore Lowe, Catherine Casey, Lucy Tucker, Kathleen Harding, Virgin ia Goulet, Dorothy Bader.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

Bowen, and Mary Carbone. all ot New Haven; Miss Anne WalIocb
 of Deep River; Mill Eleanor Davlin of Boston; and Miss Beatrice Gall | imberti of Thompsonville.
 Miss Eileen Clarke of Essex and New Haven, business manager of the play, has named as her assist ants: Miss Virginia Moore of this city programs; Miss Mary Des-
 mond tickets, assisted by Miss Ju-
 lia Wooster, Miss Eleanor Jordan.
 Miss Jane McKeon, all of New Ha-
 ven; Miss Catherine Benwon of Brooklyn and Miss Eileen Lacey of New London; Miss Alice Gunip of
 city candy; Miss Mary Murren of Bridgeport, cookies; Miss Mary Hogan of Meriden and Miss Eliza- beth Bilisoly of New Haven usfi- CTS; Miss Catherine Benson of
 Brooklyn, invitations and music: Miss Mary Carbone and Miss Ju- lia Wooster, both of New Haven food.
 An open dress rehearsal was giv- en Tuesday for the members of the senior class. Miss Eleanor Jordan was in charge of arrange ments.
 A dinner party was sponsored
 by the officers of Conseil Villa Ma
 ria on Tuesday evening at Guertin's
 inn on Cheshire road. Those at. tending were Mrs Marie Grenier, Mrs Alexina LaVallee, Mrs Ma rie-Jeanne Frechette, MT and
 Mrs Lucien Derouin, MT and Mrs
 Henry Phaneuf, Miss Jeannette Frechette, Miss Cecile Frechette,
 MT and Mrs Isadore Houle, Mr
 and Mrs Joseph Nobert, MT and
 Mrs Joseph LaComte, Miss Au-
 rore Massicotte, Miss Marie Beii- veau, Miss Marie Larozite, Miss Lucy Trepanier, MT and Mrs Er-
 nest Belval, Miss Lucille Phaneut,
 Mrs Bosse, Miss Bertha Derouin, Albert LeClerc, Miss Armande Frechette, Miss Leona Frechette, Mir and Mrs Octave Trepanier,
 Mr and Mrs William Brousseau,
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Perreault,
 MT and Mrs Joseph Briere, Mrs
 Rebecca Duhamel, Miss Regina
 Brieg, Miss Anne Beausoleil, Mrs
 Colombo and MT Laverne. A birthday party was given re- gently in honor of Francis O'Ncill at HIS HoLHo Ou MelrOSe avenue, the occasion being his fourteenth
 birthday. Games were enjoyed and
 delicious supper was served. The lguestS included Misses Bernice Sum-
 din, Marguerite Mcdonald, Mary
 Butterly, Marguerite Jarvis, Gen-
 evieve Hyland, Frances Supernat, Virginia Crane, Katherine Leary and Francis O'Neill, Frederick o.
 Ieill, Joseph Gillette, John Brady, John Lawlor, Ernest Grenier,
 Donald Ghent, William Ghent, Will liam, Walter, Robert and Lam bert. O'Neill.
 Mrs George Lilley of West Main
 street has as her guests, MT and
 Mrs Frederick Lilley of Denver.
 Colorado.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Weddings
MORRIsS-MULVEY

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Alice Mulyey of New Haven, formerly of Nauga- tuck, daughter of Bernard Mulvey of Lounsbury Avenue to Hilary Morriss, son of. Mrs H. J. Morriss of New Haven. The ceremony took place on Wednesday, January 23 at the rectory of Saint Law rence's church in West Haven.
 The attending couple were Mrs William r. Burke of Newton Ter race, sister of the bride, and Flu gene Morriss of New Haven, bro' ther of the bridegroom. After an unannounced wedding trip the couple will take up their residence in New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
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Women's Club Dessert Bridge Largely Attended

About 400 guests were in attend aice at. the dessert bridge and fashion show sponsored by the Waterbury Women's Club yester- day afternoon. The committee in charge of the affair included: Mrs George A. Brennan. chairman, as-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

sisted by Mrs Joseph O. Todd, Mrs Ethel NJ. Pendleton, Mrs Eiwo0d c. Thompson, Mrs Frank smith. Mrs Henry &Platt, Mrs 2 Frank Squires, Mrs George M. Grant. Mrs Clifford Wells. Mrs Stanley Crater and, Mrs George Cnshman. A cor sage of gardenias was given Mrs Brennan for her splendid manage meft of the affair.
 The juvenile models for the fashion show included Lucy Ja- cobs, daughter of MT and M-s Charles Jacobs of Randolph ave- nue, Joan Cameron daughter oi Mrs Bessie Cameron of Oakland avenue. Dorothy Braman, daugh- ter of Mir and Harold Braman of Woodside avenue and Marilyn Faeth, daughter of MT and Mrs William Faeth of Farmlngton ave- nue.
 Prizes were awarded to the win ners at each. table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Weddings
IALbertus Magnus Senior
 Play T0-m0rrolU EUening

The Senior class of Albertus Magnus college will present It's second annual melodrama enti- tied. After Ten Years or "The Maniac Wife" tomorrow in the campus theatre. Miss Jane Phelnn of this city is director: and Miss Antoinette Fusco of this city is stage-manager of the production. Miss Irene Daly of this city will play the role of the heroine and Miss Helen Mclaughlin of New Haven, that of the hero, Miss Eliz- abeth Bilisoly also of New Haven. will play the title role, that of the maniac wife. Other members of the cast include the Misses Bette Ford, Sylvia Lurie, Marion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Contract Bridge
pEOUOT BRIDGE CLUB

The following players made top scores in last evenings session of the Pequot Club: North and South
 John Luddy and JamesIColwell, 36; Mrs Franklin O'Donnell and Henry Newman, 34 1-2; and East and West = Alfred Goldman and
 M. Levin, 36; and Betty Blanchard and MYs Frederick Smedley 34 1-c. Sweepstakes were won by Alfred Goldman and M. Levin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Bunker HiH Club
 Tea This Afternoon

The annual mid winter tea of Bunker Hill Literary club was held this afternoon in the ,parlors of the Bunker Hill Congregational church. The program for the af- tarnoon will include one-act play under the direction of Mrs Regi. naid P. Hurlburt entitled Bad Penny" with the following taking part: Mrs Hurlburt, Mrs Fred .. Torkelson, Mrs Milton B. Gran dy. and Miss Marion Rockwell; a musical program by Mrs Edwin H. Jonesa nd a trio. Assisting ,n the arrangements Is the social committee which is made up of Mrs Charles w. Rush, chairman. !. Mrs Arthur A. Johnson, Mrs Franklin B. Daniels. Mrs Charles Heaven, Mrs Clarence Shader, Mrs William Manning, Mrs Will liam T. Leggett, Mrs Frank E.. Hess and Mrs Edward Heiman. The hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs c. D. McBurney, Mrs A. F. Rogers and Mrs c. F. Row. land. -
 The weekly meeting of the Beta Lamda Alpha Sorority was held at the home of Miss Alice Loiselle of Edson avenue. Further plans were made for the formal dance to be given in February at Waverly Inn. A delicious spaghetti suI- per was served after the busi- ness meeting. Those present were: Miss Gertrude Ladden, Betty Me- Grath, Jane Truelove, Kay Cana van, Mary Ryan and Alice Loi- selle. The next meeting will Dc held at, the home of Miss Jane Truelove of Waterville.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
Wonaen's s Society To
 Sponsor Luncheon

The Women's Society of the Bunker Hill Congregational church will sponsor luncheon and bridge to be given on Thursday, January 31st. The committee in charge or
 he affair includes: Mrs Warren Robbins, chairman. assisted by Mrs Frederick Brocut, Mrs Nor wood Webster, Mrs Chester Little. Mrs William Hill. Mrs Arthur Lar sen, Mrs Raymond Sage, Mrs Leon ard Welton, Mrs Frederick Shat tuck, Mrs Clifford Thompkins, Mrs Jesse Palen and Mrs Newton Alex ander. Members and friends plan ming to attend are urged to make reservations early with the com mittee
 The Handy Sewing club met at the home of Miss Jane Paternos- tro of High street. Those attend ing were the Misses Margaret and Anna Stolfi, Margaret and Mildred Lauria, Carmela Guerra, Connie Fascio and Ann Divigardo.
 MT and Mrs Roger Cav and daughter, Susan of Prospect street left recently to spend the winter months in St Petersburg,- Florida. MT Gay will return after few weeks visit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
College Juniors Give
 Tea At In1elda Hall

The Junior Class of Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, en- tertained it's friends at tea on Sunday, in Imelda Hall. The tea table was gayly decorated with yellow candles and centerpiece of daffodils and blue carnations. The soft light from the fireplace lent a picturesque atmosphere to the sO- cial. The officers of the class pre- sided at table. They are: Miss Frances Dinnean. president; Miss Grace Blanchard, vice-president; Miss Mildred O'Donnell, secretary, and Miss Mary Beecher, treasurer. Miss Ellen Ward was the official hostess. Her committee consisted of the Misses Ruth Kennedy of Hartford, Mary Beecher, Margaret Hunt, Mildred O'Donnell and
 Ruth Swirsky, all of New Haven. Miss Anna DiNapoli was honored at farewell party recently. Those
 attending were: Misses Phyllis Gi- annetti, Anna Iapaluchi, Kay Gra- ham, Ann Gambardella, Lois Gam bardella, Constance Fusco, Flor ence Santora, Jennie Passarella, LOulSe oOlClto, AhoAy AsOSoAb NND
 ence Rado, Della Spiotti, Mary Di- Vito, Joah Ranandoa, Slara Capa- donno, Jane Ranando, Lillian Ran ando, Margaret Altieri, Josephine Altieri, .Giovina DiNapoli, Palma Lamitola, Antoinette Pacaruso, Helen Tartaglia, Margaret George, Sara Caporale. Rose Arcovia, Anita DiNapoli, Merlyn DiNapoli, Sophie Minicuccil, Florence Nicola, Lucille Giannetti, Emily DiNapoli, Dora Capadonna, Mrs Joseph Barsi, Mrs Joseph Landisi. Mrs Anthony AL bino, Mrs John Marinaro, Mrs Guaidini Salcito, Mrs Daniel Rado, Mrs Vincent Spiotti, Mrs Pohn Get ta, Mrs Domenic Minchisi, Mrs Thomas Lamitola, Mrs Michael Jacaruso, Mrs Crazio DiNapon, Mrs Fiori DiNapoli, Mrs James Polzella, Mrs Nicholas Jamele, Mrs Guido Pignatori, Mrs Joseph Cam pi, Mrs Michael DlNapoli. Mrs Michael Stevens, Mrs Charles Di- Napoli, Mrs Nicholas Ella and Miss Anna DiNapoli.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

MT and Mrs George Townsend of East Main street have returned to their home after visiting rela-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
Players Win Two Ways Team-OfFour Makes East-West Then North-South, Contracts On Same Hand,
 Doubled Both Times.
T0day's Contract Problem

T0day's Contract Problem What opening bid would you make with North hand vulnerable, after South and West pass? If North plays the hand at final contract of three no trump, how would East's discards on the last two hearts indicate the spade sit- nation?
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

MT and Mrs James G. Ross and Miss Margaret Ross of Thomas Street are guests at the Hotel Lin- ccln in New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

Miss Elizabeth Mallory of Bridgeport Is spending several days as the guest of Miss Virginia White of Cooke street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

Miss Georgiana Walker of Easton avenue has returned after spend ing two weeks with friends in Phil adelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

MT and Mrs Peter Johnson of Hillside avenue are spending sev- eral days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-25

Mrs James Hines of Winsted en- tertaincd at party at her home recently in honor of her sister, Mrs Lester Vail of Middlebury. The guests included: Misses Margaret Saunders, Mildred Vail, Meliva Freethy, MT and Mrs Lester Vail MT and Mrs Thomas Herman, MI and Mrs Ralph Peck, Clarence Johnson, John Saunders and Rob- ert Somers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

for two meetings of the Indiana
Academy OF Science during 1886
were named here today.
The group includes: DR.. I. j.
Steinbach, Central Normal College;
DR.. r. c. Freisner, Butler Univer-
sity; j. c. Nelson, Washington High
School, indianapolis; John E. Will
liams, Middletown High School; DR..
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ford. conductress: Mrs. Mary Mayo,
associate conductress; Mrs. Dorothy
Fowler, chaplain; Mrs. Emma Lep-
pert, marshal; Mrs. Florence Barth-
olomew, organist; Mrs. Ethel Kull,
Adah; Mrs. Ruby Hayes. Ruth; Mrs.
Gladys Perry, Esther; Miss Dorothy
Perry, Martha; Mrs. Nellie FARES,
Electa; Mrs. Lydia Wilcoxen,
warder, and Stanley Short, sentinel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27

meeting in Prospect Masonic
Temple, State-av and Prospect-st.
Mrs. Vera CHM is to assume the
Office of worthy matron. Others TO
be installed are Bert H. Mayo,
worthy patron; Mrs. Cora Lane, as
sociate matron; William Belfor.l,
associate patron; Mrs. Nellie
Magaw, secretary; Miss Nellie
Wienke, treasurer; Mrs. Maude Bel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27

w. j. Tingle and J. II. Evans, both
Of Taylor University here.
A spring meeting of the organiza-
ton is TO be held at Taylor and a
fall meeting at Central Normal,
Danville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27
PROSPECT 0. {. S. TO
INSTALL NEW HEADS
Mrs. Vera CHM to Assume Office
of Worthy Matr0n.

Officers for Prospect chapter, Or
der OF TIE Eastern Star, are 10 be
installed at Monday night at a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27

Colorado contains 43 mountain
peaks which are more than $4,000
feet above sea level.
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COMMITTEE is NAMED
FOR SCIENCE SESSIONS
Indiana Academy Is to Meet at
Upland, Danville in 1896.

IWBB . UtCIuT
UPLAND, Ind, Dec. 27.-Commit-
teemen who will arrange programs