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The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
State Colleges
Face Full Grid
Activity Today
Butler Opens Drive Against
Louisville Here; Wabash
Tests Oakland.
GAMES THIS AFTERNOON

GAMES THIS AFTERNOON
Louisville u. VS.. Butler at But
Ter Bowl, 2:15.
Franklin VS.. Ball State at Mum
Gle.
Kansas VS.. NOtre Dame at South
Bend.
Oakland City vs.. Wabash at
Charlottesville.
Manchester VS.. De Pauw at
Greencastle.
Central Normal VS.. EarIham at
Richmond.
Valparaiso VS.. St. Joseph at
Rensselaer,.
Rose Poly VS.. Evansville at
Evansville.
Butler University, Indiana inter
collegiate conference champion, met
the University of Louisville eleven
in the opening game of the football
season for both teams at Butler
Bowl this afternoon at 2:15.
The contest was scheduled last
night, but was postponed because Of
unfavorable weather conditions.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept.
By United Press
28-Wabash opened its 1885 Indiana
intercollegiate conference football
campaign against Oakland City here
today.
Wabash has been unable to scrim-
mage since it opened practice two
weeks ago. The local team also has
lost the services of Gewecke, regu-
lar half back, who will be replaced
by Gruca, Chicago sophomore.
| By United Press
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Sept. o.
De Pauw University played its first
game in the 1885 Indiana inter
collegiate conference football sea-
son here today against Manchester
College.
Manchester opened its season last
weekend by defeating Oakland
City, "a to 0.
By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. %. - Ball
State and Franklin met here today
in an Indiana conference game
which was postponed from last
night because of unfavorable
weather conditions.
The contest is the first of the 1885
football season for both teams.
| By United Press
RENSSELAER,, Ind, Sept. %
st. Joseph's College entertained VAL
paraiSo University in an Indiana
intercollegiate conference football
game here today.
By United Press
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. %. -
Rose Poly and Evansville opened
their Indiana conference schedule
in football contest here today.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Even Money

By JHitCd Press
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-Tom
Kearney, st. Louis betting
commissioner, announced today
the Chicago Cubs were even
money to win the world series.
The Detroit Tigers went down
at 7 to 10.
The same prices prevail for
the series opener at Detroit
Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
ANNOUNCERS LISTED

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S-Radio an
nouncers accepted by Commissioner
Lands to broadcast world series
games include Graham McNamee,
Hal Totten, Ty Tyson, Francis Laux.
Jack Greney, Truman Bradley, Bob
Elson and Quin Ryan.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
GEORGE SPILLS KAMPFER

By IImeS Special
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Ed Don
George, Buffalo, gained the decision
over Hans Kampfer of Germany IN
the feature wrestling bout at the
Broadway Arena Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Pennant Sewed Up, Jubilant
Bruins Guard Against Letup
on March Into Title Series
Chcagoans Sweep Twin for 21 TriumphS in Row; CinCh
Flag by TrOunCng Dizzy Dean; Grimm Probably
Will Rest Mound Aces
BY CHARLES f. AHRENS
United Press Staf Cnrrrsnnndent

ST. LOUIS, juan Chicago possessors
21game
today continuing their
with the Cardinals the world
the Cubs b
oneime banjo
club
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Ray Steele Is Matched
With Roland Kirshm1eyer
California Grapper viii Test Leg Scissors King in Main
Wrestling Go Here Tuesday.
One of the |

the IN
ahavyweght wrestling c. Tuesday night
the Krhmeyer
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Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Gamel
Chicago ........... 002 100 Ill s Is 2
St. Louis .......... 200 0OO O0O- 8
Lee and Hartnett; J. Dean and De-
lancey.
Second Came
Chicago ........... 900 600 302- 13 2
St. Louis .......... 900 003 600 4 0
Root, Henshaw and ODca Ryba and
Maroon.
First Came
New York ......... 600 GOO O4O-4 g 4
Hubbell. Gabler Stout and Mancuso:
Frankhouse. R. Smith and Mueller.
Second Came
New York .......... 900 OIL 600 Il 0
Boston .............. oil 900 COL II
Castleman. Parmelee and Danning; Can't
well. Blanche and Spohrer.
Brooklyn, Philadelphia. Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Chicago; rain.
St. Louis at Cleveland; rain.
No other games scheduled
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Cubs Dressing Room Is
Scene of Wild HiLGrity
PentUp Strain of Weeks Breaks Into GIee After Grmms
Kids CInCh Bunting
THiicdPrcs

Sept 26-Ony with strong belonged
the Chicago Cubs yesterday AS they pounded
double
pentp vanished bed
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Yankees Angling for Buddy Myer

Clark Griffith boss Of the Senator's, has been OBJ
served emerging from the Offices Of Ed Barrow Yam
KEGS barganer, Of late and the outcome Is expected to
be deal that riU make Second Baseman Buddy Myer
q Yankee ncrt year.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit at Chicago (2).
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia o..
Boston at New York.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
MAJOR LEADERS
HOME RUNS
LEADING BArTERS

HUME NUNS
Greenberg Tigers 36 OFT. Giants Al
FoXx. Athletics s. Gehrig, Yankees 80
Berger, Braves =. "a
RUNS BATTED IN
Greenberg. Tigers 1871 Collins Cards l2i
Berger. Braves. i27jGehrig, Yankees. 100
Medwick Cards. l2il
RUNS
Gslsn, Cubs ... 1872 Martin. Cards 12i
Medxick. Cards. l29 Gehringer. Tigers 100
Genrig, Yankees. I2i
HITS
Herman. Cubs >. 222l Cramer Athletics 2i3
Medwicz Cards. 2ls lMyer, Senator's. !. 209
YoSmik. cleye nd. 2l4
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston (2l.
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28
Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE
The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28

Gslan. Cubs &C..
Medgick. Cards
Gehrig, Yankees.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
PALPITACIONES INTERNACiONAhES
Cuatro meses para que ell gobierno de Laval
desarrolle SUI ~politica

vando las t%ijeras por doquier,
sin contempIaci0nes nj remor-
dimientos, como ell podadOr pa
sea su suchillo entire las from
.dosidades excesjvas del arbol,
SECURE de vigorizar ell tronco
y cohsciente de que en- sus ma
nos esta la salvation del arbol
e%nber0.
Todo ell probIema esta en- sa
Der 81 tendra Ell suficiente va
Tor para sobreponerse a los in
tereses privados, siempre po-
derosos y bien protegidos, y 81
la reforma que va a acometer
desde los Trimeros dias del mes
de julio sera una reforma pro-
funta, verdaderamente util y
provechOsa. 0 bien 81 Sc limita-
IA a poner en- practica unes
cuantos pdliativos para evitar
grandes enemist1des y protes-
tas generalizadas.
Las Camaras, al reanudar sus
s]esiones en- noviembre, tendran
buen cuidado de condenar la
fracasada experienced y de reti-
rar 81 confianza a quienes no
supieran 0 no pudieran approve
char OCCASION tan exceptional.
Sc rsanu1arian con mas fuer-
~ y Virulencia que nunca las
intestinas y acabaria de desa-
creditarse la Camara con ell es-
pectacui0 de su impotencia.
Tiene, pues, en- 81 mano ell
.Gobierno presidido por 81 senior
Laval, no solo Ell porvenir del
actual Ministerio, sino ell porve-
mir del Regimen entero.
IL experienced de la reforma
que va a iniciar ante nuestros
.0i0s es, acaso cl supreme inten-
to para devolver a este pals una
estabilidad politica y una tran
qui!idad interna sin recurrir 4
medios extraordinarios. Tiene
euatSo meses para llevarla a
cabo, no para rematarla, sine
para dejsr planteadas y en- Was
de ejecuci6n las grandes refor-
mas que todOs esperan, que to-
dos guuncian y que nadie cree.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19

Paris.-Pocas veces el anun
clio de las yacaciones parlamen
.tarias habra sido acogido con
tanta aprensi6n y con tahta a
1egria al mismo tempo por la
opinion media de este pals.
Con la actual Camara no era
facil gobernar; la serie de cri-
sis, a cual mas fuIminantes,
que venian sucediendose des-
de Ell ano 1882, prueban hasta
la 3aciedad que ningun Gobier-
no dispuesto a ejercer ell PO-
der seg1n los rectos estrictos
del juego parlamentari0 puc-
de aspirar a durar mas de
unas cuantas semanas.
FL decretO de clausura, Que
cnvia a los d%iputados de vaca-
clones hasta el mes de noviem-
|brc, va a permitir que este Co
bierno Sc entregue a una eX.
periencla cuya prOXlmldad
causa a la mayor parte de los
ciudadanos una satisfaction
no exenta de inquistud. Men
tras funsionaban las Camaras
de todos era sabido que 6stas
sc Unitarian a dirigir n solu-
ci6n de los asuntos, sin meter
sc en- refOrmas trascendentes.
Pero, cerradO va ell ParIamen-
to, no sc concibe una demora
de la operation quirurgica "a
nunciada por los tres Gltimos
presidentes del Consejo; una
operation de cirugia bastante
doioroSa por cierto, pues Sc
trata NADIA menos que de cor
tar en- 10 yivo dentro del cuer-
pc compactO del Presfpuesto.
Por ESQ la aprensi6n es gran
de, 81 la algeria no deia de ser
real. Todos los franceses Sc
dan cuenta en- verdad de one
no pueden seguir viviendo
con el tren que es actualmente
Ell suyo; para sostenerlo es ne
cesaria una maquina fiscal de,
masiado pesada.
FL GObierno tiene ahora 10.
poderes indispensables para &C
tuar con entera lbertad, lie
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
CUBA AL Ola
Concheso lie regala una ametralladora al coro-
mel Batista. = Quieren los hacendados un Banco
de Emission y Redescuento. = Mataron a I'm
pistolero en- la provincial de Camagiey

Habana, julio 19.-El pisto-
lero Virgiiio Carbonell y Her
nandez hizo una exigencia de
diner0 a dn rico ganadero, que
a Su vez do aviso a la fuerza
CuandC ell Carbonell
iba a recojer aver un paquete
que estimaba contenia ell dine
70, diez hombres del servicio Sc
creto del ej6rcito lie hicieron
frego, dejandolo sin vida. Ocu-
rri6 81 suceso en- Camaguey,
donde hoy Sc lie hara la autop-
STA al cadaver.
I'm credito concedera ell go
bierno, a solicitud del DR.. Ra-
mos, para librar de mosquitoes,
La gaceta., 1935-07-19

"jejenes" y ratas la playa de
Varadero. en- Matanzas. Parte
del dinero Sc inyertira en- tapar
los baches de una carretera,
que Sc han convertible en- cria-
deros de mosquitoes.
-Ha llegado de Berlin una
poderosa ametralladora alema-
ma regalo del DR.. Concheso, mi
nist~o de Cuba en- csc pals, pa
ra ell coronel Fulgencio Batista,
jefe del ~ejercito. Extraera la
ametralladora de los muelles ell
teniente Alfonso. Al mismo
tempo Ia mortifera anna Sc
estimara como un recuerdO del
viaje a Cuba del vapor
aleman Della. Concheso ingre-
SO en- la carrera d~iplomatica
nombrado por ell DR.. Grau San
Martin.
Una pareja del eJercito lie
v6 aver a Santa Clara a la Srta.
Dora Machado y Bravo, supues
ia encubridor3 de un atraco de
10000. Disguise Ell traslado uno
de los iuzgados de instruction
de e3ta capital.
En- Ell dia de aver ~ efec-
tue ell arqueo de la aduana de
Ia Habana, POI orden superior.
La capitania del puerto, de "a
.cuerdo con la marina de que
IRA, dispuSo aver que ell litoral
sea vigilado, durante la n0che,
con eli fin de impedir ell contra
bando, UnoS 81 marlnoS, en- dl-
ferentes lupares, estableceran
yigiisncia bajo el mado del ca
pitan Ruz. Tambien Sc obten-
drA la cooperation de la policia
privada de los muelles.
La s~ecretaria de estado hs
dispuesto que no sc comedian
pasaportes a ciudadanos que 81
encuentren sujetos a proceed.
miento judicial. FL visado de VI
pasaporte no Sc hara antes de
dias, en- 10 successive.
81 Philharmonic Sc asegur'
La gaceta., 1935-07-19

'partido en- dos al pasarle por
,encima las ruedas.
Una comsi6n de hacienda
dos cuban0s, presidida poe el
ISr. Jose M. Casanova, Visit6 a.
yer al eXpertO americana Schul
que tiene oficin S en- ell edificio
del Cagit0lio. Los hacendados
lie hicieron ~presente al expertO
que ellos aceptarian un banco
de emission Y r"descuento, EN- ia
.vor del cr6dito, pero no unO a
.grico,a del tipo que Sc %pretende.
Mantienen los hacendados que
eel banco de emission seria sufi-
.cientc para atender 81 problema
IcubanO. Antes de visitar al ex-
Iperto americana, Casanova ha-
Ibia conference.-the con eli presi-
ldense Mendieta.
-Empezara hoy Ell juicio de
La causa por el asalto y robo al
Imunicipio de la Habana, come
lido 81 ano pasado. FL fiscal pi-
de 10 amos para Francisco Ro-
driguez, 81 principal ~acusado, y
ina pena menor para Antonio
Gonzalez, Ell supueseo encubrl-
| Tor. Defender a los prOcesa-
dos la Ora. Cardoso Y el DR.. Jo-
Is6 r. Cruells.
-Visitaron aver al coronel
IFu!gencio Batista, en- Santiago
de Cuba, mas de 200 comiSio-
mes. La mayor parte solicitaron
obras para esa poblaci6n. Ba~
Itista ha ofrecidO estudisr todas
las psticiotes Y aisponer que Sc
Ihagan las obras mas necesarias
~ ur2entei.
-Afirmase que 81 secretario
de Ia presidential, DIR. ARustin
Acosta, sera candidate a sena-
dor en- las venideras elecciones.
Amigos de Acosta desean que
este aspire a g%obernador de Ia
prCvIncia de MatanZas, ahora
dominada por el Coniunto pre-
sidido por el general Menocal.
-Circuia el rumor de que los
nacioualist&s sc uniran a los re-
volucIonarios, llevando como
ca sdidato al DR.. Grau San Mar
tin. No Sc cree en- la posjbilidat
de tai fusion porque Ell DR.
!. Grau sc encuentra en- el extran
, jerO y va ha fijadO las condicio
, mes de su retorno.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19

,que influy6 mueho en- la mserte
del DR.. Manuel Landa Y Coma
'lez L. causa que contra su hiJo,
ell DR.. Gabriel Landa, exsecre-
tario de hacienda, sc ha instrui
do pr los tribunales cubanos.
.Landd, al decir de los bien ente
radios, creia en- la inocencia de
su hijo, pero muy pocas perso-
mas cCmpartian su opinion.
Ell homemade a idpe de We
ga comenzara en- esta ciudad ell
dia II de agosto y durara una
semana. Varias obras de Lope
Sc representaran en- la VEGA
plaza de e Cathedral, con el fin
de recordar los "corrales' de la
del dramaturgo.
-Por 81 tribunal de Urgen-
cia No. ! Sc ha d~ispueSto ell
Iarresto de la Ora. Calixta Gui-
I~ter2s, hermana del difunto DR..
Guitcras, que fuera secretario
de gcbernaci6n y una de las vic
Itimas de FL Morrillo. Sc acusa
IA la Ora. Guiteras de eStar com
plicada en- Ia exigencia de di-
nero a los banqueros hermanos
lZaldo. Sabese que la Ora. Gui-
Iteras sc encontraba fuera de
Cuba cuand0 la e~xigencia Sc
Ihizo; pero ell tribunal acusa
i"con ell fin de esclarecer la YER
dad
-Cuando Sc Gectuaba aver
Jun mitin politico del parido Ii
Iberal, en- H. Gale Marta Abreu,
EN- Santa Clara desde un auto
m6vil colcr negro hicieron fue-
go sobre 81 publico, pereciendo
lei nino Jose Antonio Dolores
Mirabal. Seis mujeres recibie-
ron icsiones en- el panico, dos
de elias nombradas Clara Perez
" Maria Antonio Ruiz. La poll
ella cree que los criminaies sale
ron de un Carrousel establecido
frente a Ia casa donde Sc verifi-
tcaba Ell mitin, marcada con e
n1mero So.
I'm j6ven de IA raza blan.
ca, cryo cuerpo no ha sido toda
via identificado, Sc arroj6 aye
en- ei paso de I'm tren del Rim
, con, en- ell reparto LAYTON, gu
lmanejaba el mOtorista Eduard
! Gutierrez. f. euerpo qued'
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
EVOLUTIONARY CON-
A EN-

Madrid, julio 19.-Se ha veri
ficado en- Barcelona ell consejo
de guerra contra los revolucio--
narios Antonb Miro, Jose Ro-'
sell5, Antonid MuNtadan, Este
b3n Fame Jaime Roma, Sebas-
tian Civit Jesus Ballester, jose
Potan y Guam Pedret, por los
successes de Srreal. Solicitaba ell
fiscal echo amos de prision pa
ra cada uno y 81 consejo dict6
las siguientes condemns: Jose :.
Ro2ell6, 2 amos; I'm ano, Anto-
Mo Miro, Antonio Mutadan, .
Jaime, Pedret, Potan y Civit, y
6 meses, Ballester y Fame.
OTTO consejo de guerra absol-
VIC Juan Bruxoda, exconcej2l
dc Frat de Boo &lCbregat, a
quicn Sc acusaba de ayNdar a la
sedlti6n. Pars ell solicitahS ell
fiscal pena de un ano.
En- la sala de la Comandan-
cha militar un consejo impuso
seis meses de carcel al exalc3l-
de de San Cugat, Rogue Godo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
PLEITOS Y DIVORCIOS

Tom c. Warren contra l.. B.
Skinner; jamie Anne Stuart
contra Jesse H. Stuart; Knight
and Wall Co. contra Reolds
Farm Co, Inc; Exchange Ma
tioaal Bank contra Mirabelle
P. a Lee contra Orange Belt
Securities; Lillian Orr, una
viuda contra ell pueblo de Ia
wares.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
CITACION

Por este medic cito a los MEM
bros de las logias Progreso 81
e Ideal SIS para la tenida que
tendra lugar hoy Viernes d1a
10, a las ocho p. M, en- la cual
Sc instalaran los oficiales de
ambac logias.
Sc ruega a todos los MEM
bros esten presentes.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
LOYAL. KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA

POr este medic informo a to-
dos los hermanos y hermanas
de esta Logia que por acuerdo
de IA junta de Directiva Sc ha
suspendido la tenida de Inicia-
ci6n &c este mes para ell pr6xi-
nc.
Rafael COsiO,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y manana,
Temperature maxima aver,
81 g.aGos; minima, IA. .
Mafea alta a las 1888 a. m. y
Alb p. m. marea baja a las
1924 d. IN. y II :04 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-07-19
MATRIMONIOS

Domenico Triana, %. y Con-
suelo Castillo, 10; Maurice B.
Stanovitch, %, y Vonthia Cons
t2Etine, 1C.
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Training For Teachers

Not less than ten new students from
Garrett county should enter teachers
college this fall, if the placement
needs are to be met by local people,
according to president of one of the
educational institutions of Maryland.
One hundred eighty-fve high school
graduates received diplomas from the
various schools in Garrett county at
the commencement in June.
An average of eleven new teachers
per year are given employment in the
elementary schools of the county, the
annual report of the Board of Educa-
ton shows. Garrett county employed
81 new teachers in 1930-31; fifteen
new ones the next year; seven the
following year; five in 1933-34, and
seven last year. -......
There were five three-year gradu-
ates and three degree graduates in the
1885 class at Frostburg Teachers Col
lege from Garrett county. Five are to
graduate in 1886, and three in 1888.
This is less than the estimated num-
Der of positions which will be availa-
BILE at the beginning of the school
year of 1936-1937.
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Grace, Betty, and Willard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Layman, Arlie, Leota,
and Freda Broadwater, Mrs. Parker
Warwick, Messrs. Dietrich, Martin and
Ridenour. Music was furnished by the
Stephens and Dieling families.
Miss Ruth Stephens has gone to
Akron, O., where she is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Noah Bittinger.
Miss Helen Fresh, who is employed
in Cumberland, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Fresh.
Business visitors to Oakland on
Tuesday were Willie Warwick, George
and Wilmer Hummil, Earl Broad
water, Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Otto and
family, and Miss Porter.
Mrs. C. J. Otto has returned home
after spending week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Layman, at Long
Stretch.
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Praise For DIR. McCOmas

Praise for DR.. Henry w. McComas
is contained in a letter to the editor
of the Baltimore Sun, which appeared
in that paper on Tuesday. The letter
was written by Mrs. Frank Hansen,
one of the directors of Camps Min
netoska and Whitethorn, located near
Hutton.
The text of the letter was as fol-
lows:
No truer words could be spoken
than those of State Senator Phoebus
who says OR. McComas is a splendid
gentleman and a good DOCTOR" He
forgot to mention the most important
quality of DR.. Henry McComas-his
craftsmanship.
Not only the people of Garrett
county will vouch for this, but every
one who knows him can and will tes-
tify that he lives for his State; that
he gets his joy in life from giving, not
taking; that he is not politician, but
a statesman.
There is one statement which State
Senator Phoebus made that is GER
tainly not true-that not one member
of the commission knows thing about
conservation. l can't believe Governor
Nice would make such a bold error as
to appoint incompetent men to such
important posts. In selecting DR.. Nc
Comas, let it be known that the Gov
ernor did not pick a coal miner, as is
referred to in the article.
DR.. McComas is that conscientious
that he wouldn't accept any position
for which he wasn't suited, nor would
the yacht be in Deep Greek Lake if it
weren't needed.
After all, to a thinking reader, the
article reminds one of a little boy
wishing to pick a fight because some
one else had won his marbles.
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NEW GERMANY

Miss Earlene George, of Deer Park,
has returned home after spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Otto.
Mrs. James Stephens and daughter,
Hilda, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Broadwater on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine Otto, who re-
Gently moved into their new home,
entertained the following friends on
Friday evening: Mrs. James Stephens,
Hilda and Berley Stephens, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dieling and children,
Mary, Anna and George, Mrs. Sam
Otto and children, Eileen. Bernice.
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GORTNER

! Alonzo Fike, Eglon, was the preach
er at the service here on Sunday and
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Burkholder.
Miss Laura Alice Friend, who has
been residing with Misses Sarah and
Bert White in Oakland for several
weeks, returned to her home here Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Slabach and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Slabach and chill
dren, Uniontown, visited relatives in
Keyser on Sunday.
Miss Dora Louise Spoerlein gave a
party at her home on Wednesday ev-
ening with the following guests pres
ent: Laura Alice, Evelyn, Cleda and
Sammy Friend, John, Helen, Eleanor
and Mary Schlossnagle, Junior, Gar
land, Marshall and Doyle Biser, Car
oline Butler, Amelia and Irwin Yoder,
Sylvia and Edgel Kitzmiller, Billy
WEIGH, Junior and Wade Beeghley,
Maxine and Harold White, Kathleen
and Leona Dodge, Delbert Swartzen-
truber, Gerald Miller, William Nero
bic, Clayton Williams, Betty, Merle,
Harriet, Louella and Willard Swartz-
entruber and Grayce Fike. Refresh
ments were served. @
Grace, Lucy and Lottie Lichty spent
Sunday afternoon with Mae Sloan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Biser are leav-
ing here on Thursday for a visit with
friends in Dayton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Baker and daugh-
ter, of Pittsburgh, spent the week
end with j. W. Baker and family.
Mrs. Anna Bittinger and Mrs. Paul
WEIGH attended the wedding of Miss
Iva Blanche Lathrum and Mr.. Daniel
Spiker in Cumberland on Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Bolyard, of Kingwood,
is spending this week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Leo Fike.
Nh. and Mrs. Randall Spoerlein, of
New Windsor, visited relatives here
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Williams and
family, of Camden, Arkansas, and
Mrs. George Herd, of Redwood, w.
Va, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. Welch over the weekend.
Paul Welch accompanied Frank
Shaffer and Wilbur and David Ridder
on fishing trip to Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Spoerlein, Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Schlossnagle, Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kitzmiller and Artie Dodge and
family attended the Spoerlein family
reunion at McHenry on Sunday.
Mrs. Webster Slabach, Miss Anna
Virginia Slabach, of Mountain Lake
Park, and Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beachy
and daughter Frieda, of Arthur, Ill,
spent Thursday night here with Mr..
and Mrs. Noah Slabach.
D. L. Swartzentruber and daugh-
tiers spent Sunday with Mrs. Swartzen-
truber, who is a patient in a hospital
at Meyersdale. Mrs. Swartzentruber
expects to be able to return home one