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treibt.
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Washington Journal., 1935-03-29
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Stub.

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1885, s ubr, miro Der 9eutihe
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$50 l1br. finoet uniere monatli6e
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1926 @oilo6uietts Moenue, &c. So,
ftatt, tpoau @dite ber5li6 piafOmmelt
fin0.
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te BON elmer eminent praftii1en un0
audi nationalpoIitil1en 8eoeutrng.
9os Bib, oos mir BON 0iefer Sniti-
tuition entmerfen, mdre aber unDoa-
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gu ~berfanfen:

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WoHat; megen misunderstanding
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9fferten an 0as Sournal erbeteu.
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$500 8elubanns

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fen uno tper6en Dem ebrliden Sin.
Der flint Dollar gegen Niidgabe Der
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ab5ugeben.
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program for the current fiscal year. The
federal government pays approximately
one-half the cost. Highway bonds will
be sold to finance the states share, as
authorized by the last legislature.
Included in the first letting will be
nearly IS miles of concrete paving on
which the cost estimate is approximate
ly $2,5O0, 900. Bids also will be taken
on six bridges to cost about $50 900 and
on eighteen miles of grading to cost
about 100000.
Mr.. Elsberg estimated that about
one-third of the work included in the
September 20 group can be completed
before the winter freeze-up. The re-
mainder will be done early next sum-
mer. Projects are located in the fol-
lowing counties:
Blue Earth, Winona, Redwood, Mar
tin. Freeborn, Norman, ST. Louis, Beck
er, Grant, Faribault, Grow Wing, Chip
|pewa, Pine, Pope, Stearns, Roseau and
Goodhue.
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SCHOOL Term
CONTINUED From Page One)

ing; Home Economics: Grades, Mrs
Bessie T. Coombe; High School Cloth
ing, Margaret E. Holmberg; High Schoo,
Foods, Audrey B. Beatty.
French, History, Alice G. Sundholm;
German, Latin, Sophia T. Vranesh; Ii
brarian, Vida L. Thomas; Library As
sistant, Hilda Kotchevar; Mathematics
Algebra, Carol NJ Herrick; Geometry
E. Luella Holt; Physical Education
Athletics Director, Edward T. Buckley;
Assistant, Peter E. Moroni; Gymnasium
Girls, Myrtle E. Maxi; Swimming
Boys, Max NJ Herseth; Swimming
Girls, Madalynna j. Grevich; Science
General, Erick B. Berglund; Social
Studies: Community Civics, Ray E
Reigel; Economics Sociology, Ernest A
Bailey; School Dentists, DR.. Harry G
Newgord, Dr. Joseph Rolando; Schoo
Nurse, Mary Sever.
Industrial Building
Drafting, c. B. billiard; Machine
Shop, Director, M. Joseph Fleming;
woodwork, Drafting Director, Thomas
w. Handberg, Stephen j. Smrekar.
Old High School
| 8 K Undepartmentalized, Verna s
Senstad; L Arithmetic, Mary M
Quinlan; M English, Jessie B. Living.
ston; 8 N General Science, Elma s
Pekkala; 8 o, History, Civics. Gertrude
Mattila; 8 K Undepartmentalized, Allie
M. HaSu; L Arithmetic, Asst Prin.
cipal, Ann Johnson; M English, Ur.
sula L. Baden; 2 N History, Gertrude E
Clancy; o Geography, Florence G
Bates; Upper Grade English and Rem.
edial, Alice j. Fowler; z K Undepart.
mentalized, Isaac Martell
Washington School
Prin. leila s. Austin; 6 L Arithme.
tic, Elaine Fenske; M Geography
Rose M. Schmidt; 6 N English, La
Veryne Burley; o History, Ann F.
Bonaventura; 6 K Undepartmentalized
Emily I. Starkman; A, Pansy Var
Dyken; S B, Mrs. Ida Erickson; A
Margaret F. Roemer; 4 B, Anna r
Mattila; 8 A, Justine G. Vessel; B
Saima M. Laitala; 2 A Elaine E. An
derson; 2 B, Alice J.. ziegler; / A
Kathleen Cofey; / B, Providence M
Colletti; Ungraded, Advanced, Zella
Richter; Intermediate, Adella c. Ru-
dow; Primary, Marie Rose Kelly; Kin
dergarten Director, Vera M. Nelson;
Assistant, Celeste Bayliss; Grade Super
visor, Minnie F. Ratzlaff; Music Super.
visor, Julia A. Keefe; Assistant, Mary
Ann Strathern; Instrumental, Frank v
DiNino.
| Lincoln School
A, Margaret j. Schwartzbauer; S B
Irene E. Hall; A, Kathleen A. Nc
Guire; B, Frances A. Hilligen; A
Principal, Emily L. SLENDER; 8 B
Marion Jensen; 2 A, Athena A. Kotche-
var; B, Ellen MARTHA; A, Helia s
Koski; B, Elizabeth M. Brickley;
kindergarten Director, Gladys Merrill;
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ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION, APP
POINTMENT OF REPRESENTATIvE
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State of Minnesota, County of st.
Louis-ss.
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of ANDREW HERRALA,
Decedent.
1T Is ORDERED that all persons in
terested show cause, if any they have,
before this court on Monday, September
23rd, 1885, at nine o'clock A. M, at the
Probate Court Room in the Court House
in Duluth, Minnesota, why the petition
filed herein for general administration
and the appointment of Edith M.
Lampi as administrative, should not be
granted.
TT Is ORDERED that all creditors of
the decedent file their claims in this
court within four months from the date
hereof, and that said claims be heard,
adjusted and allowed on Tuesday,
December 31st, 1885, at ten o'clock A.
M, by this court in the Probate Court
Room in the Court House in Duluth,
Minnesota.
l. Witness the HON. VIM j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this Goth day
of August, 1885.
SHELDON WATTS, Clerk of Probate
(Seal of Probate Court
A. W. Nelson, Attorney for Petitioner,
Ely. MINI. 1929 9-5-12
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Assistant, Myrtle M. Rauch.
Pioneer School
5th, Inez E. Saxine; 18th, Principal
Gerda G. Lindberg: Bird, Agnes G. Carl
son: End, Faith M. Walsh; LIST, Ann r
Popovich.
Savoy School
9TH, 3rd, Estelle M. Dahl; End, LIST
Evalyn Dahl
WintOn School
9Th, 5th, Bertha E. Bjorkman; 4th
3rd. Edith M. Lampi; End, LIST, Mimi.
Aurell.
White Iron School
Rural Grades Alma E. Turula.
AmericanizatiOn
Home Glasses, Clara j. Handberg.
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CLASS Nv

CLASS Nv
Field Corn-John Koschak, 75c.
Wheat-Joe Vertnik, ST., 81: Mike
Kuzma. 75c: Robert Merriam, soc.
Oats-Joe Vertnik, ST., 81; Mike Kuz-
ma, 75c: Jacob Untinen. SOC.
Barley-Joe Vertnik, ST., 75c.
CLASS v
Timothy Hay-Einar hanback,, 81;
Joe Vertnik, ST., 75c; John Skeryanc,
SOC.
Red Clover Hay-Einar hanback,, 81 !;
Jacob Untinen, 75c; Mrs. John Kos
chak,, SOC.
Alfalfa Hay-Einar hanback,. 81;
Andrew Berglund, 75c: John Skery-
anc, SOC.
Reed Grass@Jacob Untinen, 75c.
Best Collec.-Nick Popovich, ST., 81.
The following received Is cents each
for entries:
Dorothy Merfrar, Alice Merhar, Mary
Lambert, Dorothy Rom, Molly Skery-
arc.
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CIRCUS
CONTINUED From Page One)

this work and the rotogravure section!
OF several metropolitan dailies hat
photos of the heads of Lincoln anc
Washington sculptured from snow
blocks by the talented MIR. Buyers.
Altogether the show was well worth
seeing and spoke well of the Pillsbury
Club of Virginia, the members of which
are sponsoring the circus. The club il
composed Of thirty-f1ve members wht
maintain club house and circus 10
near the golf course.
N. v. Prince, son of our old friend
Vivian Prince, is president of the Pills.
bury Cub.
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Larkspurs-Mrs. j. L. Anderson, 81;
Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 75c; Mrs. F. ].
Lindgren, SOC.
Gladiolas- F. J. Lndgren, 81:
Mrs. Fred Needing, 75c; Helen Hakko
soc.
Marigolds Fr.)-Madeline Svetich
81.
Marigolds (Af)-Madeline Svetlch
81.
Nasturtiums- Buckley, 81; Mad
cline Svetich, 75c; Edward Buckley
50c
Pansies-Mrs. Anton Ptrsh, 81; Mrs
s. ]. Seliga, ST., 75c; Mrs. Joe Camaish
SOC.
Poppies-Mrs. B. s. Richards, q;
Madeline Svetich, 75c.
Petunias Mrs. Fred Needing, 81
Mrs. Anton Pirsh, 75c.
Grandiflora-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 81
Mrs. Joe Mayerle, 75c; Mrs. George
Somero, SOC.
Snapdragon-Mrs. Geo. Somero. 81
Mrs. B. s. Richards 75c; Mrs. There's
Ivetz, SOC.
Verbenas-Mrs. Geo. Somero, 81
Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 75c; Mrs. F. ]
Lindgren, SOC.
Zinnias- B. S. Richards. 81; Mrs
Theresa Ivetz, 75c; Mrs. Anton Pirsh
SOC.
Straw Flowers-Dolores Ellefsen, 81.
Centaureas - Dolores Ellefsen, 81
Shirley Ellefsen, 75c.
Ten Weeks Stock-Mrs. Marie Colon.
DO, 81.
Sweet Peas-Mrs. Myrtle Rice, 81.
Dianthus-Mrs. Anton Pirsh, 81; Mrs
Marie Colombo, 75c.
Hollyhocks-Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, vi
william Colombo, 75c.
Mixed Bouquet-Mrs. B. S. Richards
So: Edith Ellefsen, 81; Mrs. Margaret
Agnich, SOC.
Hardy Phlox-Dolores Ellefsen. 81
Mrs Marie Colombo, 75c; Gustava Pet
erson, SOC.
Hydrangeas-wm. Nyberg, 81: Doro.
thy Rom, 75c: Mrs. Geo. Somero. SOC.
Best Dahlia, tSweepstake)-Mrs. w
Mitchell, $1.50.
Collec. Dahlias-Mrs. Geo. Somero
81: Katherine Peshel, 75c; Dolores FL
lefsen, soc.
Collec. Dahiias, (any variety)-Mrs
VIM. Mitchell, 81; Mrs. Fred Needing
75c: Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, SOC.
Golden Glow-Madeline Svetich, II
Mrs. Fred Needing, 75c; Amelia GOT
she, SOC.
Roses-Mrs F. j. Lindgren, 81; Gus.
tava Peterson, 75c; Mrs. Geo. Somero
SOC.
Clarkia-Mrs. j. H. Santo, 81.
calliopsis-Mrs. B. s. Richards, 81
Evelyn Pluth, 75c.
Gaillardia-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, IL
Mrs. Geo. Somero, rs; Mrs. ]. H. Santo
SOC.
Love-in-a-Mist-Mrs Thomas Wal.
lace. 81; Mrs. F.. j. Lindgren, 75c.
Digitalis-Mrs. Marie Colombo, 81;
Dolores Ellefsen, 75c.
Canterbury Bells-Mrs. Geo. Some-o
81: Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 75c.
Sweet Alyssum-Dolores Ellefsen, u;
Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 75c; Mrs. Myrtle
Rice, SOC.
Collec. Flowers-Mrs. Rose Schaeffer
So: Edith Ellefsen, 81; Mrs. VIM. Nit
chen, SOC.
CLASS l, DIVISION &c"
Col. Observation-Disclosures Berglund
So: Mrs. Anna Boldin, ST., $3.50; Mrs
Theresa Ivetz, 81. .
Green Beans Frank Takavec, 81;
Mrs. John Koschak, 75c; Joe Sheryak
SOC.
Wax Beans-Mrs. Anna Boldin, Sr.
81: Charles Gorshe, 75c; Mrs. There's
Ivetz, SOC.
Lima Beans-Mrs. Anton Murgel, 75c
Pole Beans-Mrs. Steve B. Grahek
81; Mrs. Frances Koschak, 75c: MIS-
John Grhdica, SOC.
Beets (table)-Mrs. Mary zgonc, 81
Andrew Berglund, 75c; Joseph L. Ora.
hex, SOC.
Cabbage, best head-Henry Enright
81; Frank Presherin, 75c; Joseph No.
yak, SOC
Cabbage, largest-John Pluth, 81
Mrs. John Gnidica, 75c; Mrs. George
Peternel, SOC.
Carrots, oxheart-Myrtle Mclaughlin
81; Mrs. Stefanich, 75c: Mrs. Louis Re-
boil, SOC.
Carrots, haf-long-A. w. Pennala
81; Ed. Curnow, 75c; Frank Takayec
SOC.
Carrots, long-Helen Hakko, 81; Jen'
ME Takavetz, 75c; Mrs. Joe Pluth, soc
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Currants-Mrs. VIM. Mitchell. 81;
Carlo Colombo, 75c: Mrs. s. ]. Seliga,
ST., soc.
Cherries-Joe Agnich, 81; Mrs. s. j.
Seliga, ST., 75c.
Lettuce, head-Andrew Berglund. 75c.
Onions, red-Mrs. Angela Miklaucic,
81; Mrs. Angela Lenich, 75c: Joseph L.
Grahek, SOC.
Onions, wfite-Mrs. Mary Mobilia,
81; Mrs. Andrew Laisel, 75c; Mrs. An
gela Miklaucic, SOC.
Onions, yellow-Mrs. Leo Mayerle
81; ]. j. Peshel, 75c; Frank Freshmen
SOC.
Onions, green-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz
81; Mrs. Joe Pluth, 75c: Joseph Novak
soc.
Parsnips- Wesley Beel, 81; VIM. N.Y.
berg, 75c; Mrs. Mary Zgonc, SOC.
Parsley-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 81; Mrs
Mary Skube, 75c; Joe. Spreitzer, SOC.
Peas-Mrs. John Perko. 81; MS
Mary c. Rom, 75c; Mrs. Joe Pluth, Soc
Peppers William Colombo, 81; Mrs
Nat Dargantina, 75c; Tony Mobilia
SOC.
Pumpkin, table Stanley Shustarich
81; Mrs. John Koschak, 75c; Billy Pu-
Gel, SOC.
Pumpkin, head-Billy Pucel 75c; Ed
ward Purcell, SOC.
Pop Corn-Mrs. John Koschak, 81;
Mrs. John MeNeal, 75c; Mrs. Anton
Murgel. SOC.
Radishes-Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 81;
Andrew Berglund, 75c; Mrs. Harlan
Krause, soc.
Rhubarb-Mrs. John Koschak, 81;
Paul Yadlockey, 75c; Ed. Curnow, soc
Rutabagas- Berglund, 81;
Anton Gornick, 75c; Mrs. Leo Mayerle
SOC.
Salisfy-Mrs. John McNeal, 75c.
Sweet Corn-Mrs. Anton Pirsh, 81;
Mrs. Louis Rebel, 75c; Mrs. Mike
Popesh Soc.
Squash, Hubbard-Louis Skerjance
81: Myrtle Mclaughlin, 75c; Simon
Marolt, soc.
Squash, white-George Butorac, Jr.
81; Ed. Curnow, 75c; Paul Yadloskey
soc.
Squash, Crook-Andrew Berglund
75c.
Swiss Chard-Mrs. Andrew Lanfran.
chi, 81; Mrs. Theresa Ivetz, 75c; Mrs
Anna Boldin, ST., soc.
Tomatoes, ripe-Wm. Nyberg, 81
Helen Hakko, 75c: Mrs. Emma Carlson
SOC
Tomatoes, green-Mrs. Mary Mobilia
81; Wesley Beel, 75c; Evelyn Pluth, SOC
Turnips-Mrs. Leo Mayerle, 81; Mrs
Mary Stubler, 75c; Nick Popovich, Jr.
SOC.
Garlic-Mrs. George Brodich, 81
Mrs. Anton Deslick, 75c, Frances Pro.
sen, SOC.
Saffron-Mrs. Mary Prosen, 81; Fran
ces Prosen, 75c; Amelia Karosec, SOC.
CLASS III
Potatoes, (any variety)-Ed. Curnow
SOC.
White Cold-Joseph l.. Grahek, 75c.
Warba- Andrew Berglund, 75c.
Irish Cobbler-Einar JamDacK, $li
Andrew Berglund, 75c.
Green Mountain-Andrew Bergluno
81: William Rom, 75c; Joseph Novak
SOC.
New Yorker-Andrew Berglund, 75c.
Russet-Einar hanback,, 81; Mrs. JOE
Pluth, 75c; Mrs. Anton Murgel, SOC.
Burbank-Einar hanback,, 81; Joseph
Novak, 75c.
Early Ohio-Ed. Curnow, 81; Charles
Gorshe, rs, w. Beel, SOC.
Bliss Triumph-Joseph Novak, 81;
Mrs. Mary c. Rom, 75c; Evelyn Pauth
soc.
King-Andrew Berglund, 75c.
CLASS III
Beets- Charles Gorshe, 81; Rober'
Merriam, 75c; Frank Freshmen, SOC.
Turnips Korosec, 81; Mrs
Mary Zgonc, 75c; Mrs. Mike Popesh
SOC.
MangelS-Frank Takavec, 81; Frank
Freshmen, 75c; Joe Vertnik, ST., SOC.
Rutabagas-Mrs. Mike Popesh, 81,
Amelia Korosec, 75c; Frank Takavetz
Soc
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CLASS 1

GLASS i
Patch quilts-Mrs. Steve Barich, 81:
Mrs. Thomas j. Carey, Use; Mrs. Wesley
Beal, SOC.
Coverau Apron-Margaret K. Jerich
81; Mrs. Fran Seliskar, Use; Mrs. Geo
Coad, SOC
Handbags-Mrs. John Carlson, 81;
Mrs. A. D. Ellefsen, 75c; Mrs. Angela
Miklaucic, SOC.
Guest Towel-Helen Hakko, 81; Mrs
H. C. Smith, 75c; Rosaline Kotchevar
soc.
Luncheon Set-Mrs. Floyd Dunstan
81: Mrs. John Carlson, 75c; Mrs. H. c
Smith, SOC. y
Mitten Knit-Mrs. Matt Herranen
81; Mrs. John Turula, 75c: Mrs. James
Moonan, 5Oc.>
Pillow Gases Christine Lobe, 81
Mrs. John Movrin, 75c: Lucille Smith
SOC.
Scarf, any style-Rose Svetich, 81
Mrs. John Perko, 75c; Mary Maker
SOC.
Vanity Set-Mrs. John Movrin, 81
Mrs. Fran. Seliskar, 75c; Mrs. Johr
Perko, SOC.
Sofa Pillow-Mrs. John Carlson, 81
Mrs. John Annala, Use; Mrs. Toivt
Carlson, SOC.
Knit Sock-Frank Jerich, 81; Mrs
Matt Herranen, 75c; Mary Jambeck
soc.
SWeater-Frank Jerich, 81; Mrs
James Moonan, 75c; Mrs. Stanley Kent
SOC.
Fancy Apron-Mrs. Geo. Coad, 81
Mrs. Anton Murgel 75c; Roy johnson
SOC.
Tub Dress, Girl's-Catherine Child
ers, 81; Mary Ann Gornick, 75c; Mrs
Fran. Seliskar, Soc.
Tub Dress, Woman's-Mrs. Angels
Kalan, 81; Mrs. Matt Musich, 75c.
Paiamas-Mrs. Anton Murgel, 81
Mrs. Fran. Seliskar, 75c: Mrs Antor
PirSh, SOC.
Hand Made Rugs-Mrs. j. K. Laber'
nick, 81; Tony Petroff, Use; Mrs. Ton!
Cerar, SOC.
Observation-Disclosures Ken. Karow, 81
Rose Svetich, 75c; Edith Chinn, SOC.
Child's Outfit-Mrs. Geo. Coad, 81
Mrs. Oscar F. Maxi, Use; Mary Am
Gornick, SOC.
Made Over Garment-Agnes thinner
man 81; Mrs. H. c. Smith, 75c; Mrs
John Golobich, SOC.
CLASS III
Finn Coffee Broad-Mrs. VIM. F
Anderson, 81; Mrs. Matt Herranen
75c: Aino Bjorkman, SOC.
Graham Bread-Mrs. Joe Bootlanl
81; Mrs. S. j. Seliga, ST., 75c; MIS-
Matt Herranen, SOC.
Raised Biscuits-Mrs. Anna Boldln
sr., 81; Mrs. Joe Pluth 75c; Mrs. EN-.
ma Carlson, SOC.
Bak. Pow. Biscuits-Mrs. Lyle Bren-
nan, 81; Mrs John Golobich, 7Sc; Mrs
Thaisen, SOC.
Rive Bread-Mrs Matt Martin, 81;
Mrs. A. Stenlund, 75c; Mrs. D. l.. Child
ers, SOC.
White Bread-Mrs. Marko Lucich
81: Mrs. Louis Rebel, 75c; Mrs. S.
Seliga, ST., SOC.
Potica-Mrs. Joe Pluth, 81; Mrs
Margaret Hutar, 75c; Mrs. Joe Kos
chalk, soc.
Saffron Buns-Mrs. Emma Carlson
81; Mrs. Floyd Dunstan, 75c; Mrs Ed
Curnow, SOC.
Cookies, light-Mrs. Toivo Carlson
81; Mrs. Thaisen, 75c; Mrs. Anton
Murgel, SOC.
Cookies, dark-Anne Peshel, 81; Mrs
Mary Mackie, 75c; Ann Chepelnik, SOC
Devils Food-Mrs. Howard Hall, 81;
Mrs. s. j. Seliga, ST., 75c; Mrs. Harry
Bird, SOC.
Raised Doughnuts-Mrs. F. JLind'
gren, 81; Mrs. Anton Pirsh, 75c; Mrs
John Skube, SOC.
B. P. Doughnuts-Mrs. Emma Carl
son. 81; Mrs. Stanley Kent, 75c; Mrs
John Skufsa, SOC.
Gooseberries Mrs. VIM. Mitchell
75c.
CLASS III
Aster-Mrs Marie Colombo, 81; Mrs
Joe Spreitzer, Use; Mrs. Anna Boldin
ST., SOC.
Calepdulas- Myrtle Rice, 81
Mrs. F. j. Lindgren, 75c.
CoSmoS-MrS. Joe CamaiSh, 81; Mrs
G.. E. Robertson, 75c; Bernadine Bren'
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(C0nunueo FIOm Fage OIleJ
Mrs. E. v. Vigen, state president Of the
Auxiliary, will also install the district
Auxiliary officers. Gerald v. Barron,
past commander and present national
executive committeeman, will preside as
POSTMASTER at the banquet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-29
Kiefer and Clark
Set New Records
Lower Times for Swim
Races at Shakamak Park.

By United Press
JASONVILLE. Ind, July 29.-The
Lake Shore Athletic club Of Chicago
today held a new unofficial worlds
record Of 1883 in the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. mems medley
relay.
Three meet records were broken
during the event at Shakamak State
park here Saturday. Andy Clark,
Detroit. set a new mark of % 80 in
the one-mile swim, and Mac Bry-
denthal. Lake Shore A. c., o the
mems breast stroke with a new rec
ord OF 1885.
Adolph Keifer. Chicago. 17-year-
old worlds back stroke champion,
won the 200-mete back stroke event
with a new meet record of 2:56.5.
He was a member of the Lake Shore
medley relay team.
Huntington Y. NJ. C.. A. entries
won four events. including Bill
Schacht, 25-yard boys free style;
Schacht, Rex CroSSman. Tom Walk
er and John Dilley. boys 200-meter
free style relay; Gerald Rudig, mems
4O0-meter free style. and K. Dilley,
boys 50-meter open.
Rudig placed second in the one
mile swim and Tom Walker. Hunt
ington. was third in the boys So
.meter open.