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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

boure potleskG, to jest uznani
re S enalezite pobavili. Hudba
p. A. Klimese mi. udrzovala O.
becenstvo v dobre nalade v
meziakti.
- Ten samy vecer bylo di-
waldo v Osadni SIM sv. Vaclav-
ske predvedene Ochotnickym
Spoken osady sv. Vaclava S
MAVEN "Husopaska" aneb
"Selska krev". Bylo tez velmi
zdarile. Ochotnici zaslouzf u
znanf "a jich namahu. Kazdy
byl S vysledkem spokojen a
mile Sc pobavil. P~rostorna sin
naplnena obecenstvem jest d.
kazem re krajane pochopuji
namahu hercG a re ceska rec
jeste nezanikla jak nekteTf Sc
domnfvaji neb divadlo jest
skola pr ovsecky a dava vzpru-
hu ku dalsi cinnosti. Hudba p.
Aloise Novotnyho bavila ODE
censtvo v meZiakt1.
= Zpevy!!! Kroje!!! Neza-
pomente ma operetu pod naz-
VEN "Romanek z ceske vesnic-
KY, kterou sehraje Dram. Cd
Dor Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Po-
krok" v Delnickem Dome, v
nedeli, dine IL. prosince. Re-
Iii vede S. A. Klimes, st.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

douc1 Raymond Ford byl citel-
ne Zranen.
Frank Musgrove, 76letJ re
5. Carrollton avenue, podlehl
smrtelnemu zraneni v nemoc-
nici, kdyz srazen byl taxica-
benz v 1000 blocku w. Balti-
more ulice. Taxicab Tidil Chris
ty j. Mason z Eutaw ulice.
Usmrcen1m jejich dostoupil
pocet obet1 automobilovych v
Marylandu ma 494 do teto
stfedy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

We skladisti lekn a rdznych
jinych pTedmetI firmy Read
Drug and Chemical Co., vypu-
XII v sobotu v {. 16 S. Howard
ulice pozar. Pocatek sv1j mel
We sklepe petit poschodove bu-
dovy. Kdyz plameny stihly e.
lektricke vedenf pozarnfho a.
tento automaticky roz-
vucel sc v hlavnim hasicskem
stanu. Tomuto dekovati jest,
re ohen v cas- uhasen byti mo-
hi. +,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
zadaji zvysenf jfzdneho.

Majitele taxicabG vlastnf-
c1ch 983 taxicab1 z celkoveho
poctu 1000 taxicabn v Balti-
more, We stredu podali zadost
ku komisi verejne sluzby, ably
mohli zvysiti jfzdne. Toto ivy
seno by byti melo tim, re pocet
mil die dnesnfho pravidla byl
by zmensen tax, re dive a p1l
mile misto nynejsfch til a pGl
byly. by koncem poplatku 25c.
Die navrhu meter pracovati
by pocal "vylezen1m" do vyse
o mill drive neil "a nynejsfho
Tizenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Kapitan Kahler nahle zemTel

Kapitan zapadn1 pOIiceJnl
STANCE, Charles A. Kahler, ma
hle zemrel Y 1tery. Smrt "a
vinena byla srdecnf vadou. Ka-
pitan bydlil {. 906 N. Patter-
son Park avenue. Narozen byl
v Baltimore. V policejn1 sluz-
be byl pc SO rokI. IMAM byl
jake jeden z nejleps1ch detek-
tiv1 mesta. Jednou re sluzeb
jim prokazanych bylo zatknu-
tt povestneho Jacka Hart.
Pred vstoupen1m do policej-
nj sluzby slouzil We spanelsko-
americke valce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
ZaSkrtu pribyva.

Komisaf zdravotnictvi upo-
zornuJe ma mnozenf Sc pT1pa-
du zaskrtu. Letosn1ho roku
hlaseno jiz 100 prfpadu prot
40 pf1pad1ml celeho minule-
no roku. Hlavne onemocnely
letos skolnf .d1tky.
Komisar upozornuje rodiee
ma nebezpecf a ma potfebu O.
chraniti d1tky anti-toxinem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Diva prchli z vszenske fanny.

We stfedu daISl diva trestan-
ci prchli z Maryland statnf
trestaneck6 fanny u Hagers-
town. Utekem jejich dostou-
pill vyse 4 uprchlych trestancd
behem 10 poslednfch dnl. V
tee dobe prchli diva JIM z po-
lepsovny u Jessup. Ii, kterf
We stTedu prchli, jsou: 31lety
Frank Vechoni z Baltimore a
Michael Misovich z Fayette o.
kresu v Pennsylvania.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Pro O'Conor.

We vychodn1 casti mesta vi
&c nezli 200 politikarskych
lieutenantG a wardovych pra-
covnikG v Polske SIM Home
Hall indorsovali v nedeli "a
kandidata governerskeho IRA
du generalniho navladniho,
Herberta r. O'Conor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Navrzena Ia klerka soudu.

Elizabeth r. Menafee, Glen
kyne demokratikeho narodn1-
no vyboru, navrzena byla "a
kandidatku We schulz klubu
Mladych demokratek v Moose
Hall, Dundalk. Mluveno bylo
We sch1zi O "svedomitem jejfm
venovanf Sc povinnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Mrtvola postradaneho obchod-
nfka pozemky nalezena " fece.

Mrtvola Johna c.. Hoffman,
jenz postradan byl pc cele pom
deli z domova sveho Eastport,
nalezena byla noel v Back
Creek. Mrtvolu nalezl jeho
svagr, Louis Hartge nedaleko
domova jeho. Hoffman byl
obchodnfkem S poZemky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
AutomobiIy.

Martin Gieger, 70 rok1 sta
ry z Phelps lane, byl smrtelne
zranen automobilem ma Mon
roe ulici u Wilkens avenue. V
nemocnici v kratce podlehl
zranenf. Automobil rfdil Will
liam Swanwick z New Yorku.
Usmrcen1m jeho pocet osob
pobitych automobily v Mary
landu cd l. ledna do soboty
vstoupl ma 482.
18lety mladik uveznen
byl pro zranenf chodce a uiet1
z mlsta melody We stfedu V no.
CT ma Sunbrook avenue. Zatce-
nym jest Charles Ryder, IRA
nenym Paul Noonan, 23lety.
Frederick Moore z Full
lerton, zranil automobilem ma
White avenue IL rokd stareho
Frederick Kerner.
= Til osoby unikly vazne-
mu zraneni ma zeleznicnf xii
zovatce Goldsboro, Md,
kdyz Wax Pennsylvania dra-
ny srazil Sc tam S truckem.
Truck byl 1plne znicen. Wax
byl slime poskozen.
Lawrence Thorton, fidic tru-
ku, Is rokG starry a manzele
W. Everett Wheeler, jedoucf V
mem poraneni byli. V dobe
srazky slime prselo.
= V patecnfm lijaku diva re-
sidenti Carroll okresu, Eugene
a Wheeler Hundertmark, bra
trf, byli chyceni pc dobu asi
ctyr hOdin v automobile, kdyz
tento v lijaku sjel s mostu do
reky jizne cd Butler a Falls
cest a zastavil Sc ma dnu roz-
vodnene reky. Bratrf jeli do
mi v casne iodine rannf. Oslo
peni lijakem, nespozorovali,z re
reka slime rozvodnena byla.
Kdyz Well ma most, automobil
sjel ma stranu mostu a s teto
konecne do reky. Pomozeno
Jim bylo, kdyz pomocnf zrfzen-
CT silnicn1 komise jim pTijeli
ku pomoci.
nedeli zemreH diva v
nemocnicfch, ktefi zraneni by
Ii automobily v sobotu. Ray
mond Sherer zranen byl true
KEN ma Biddle a Bond ulicfch.
Winifred Powell smrtelne IRA
nena byla automobilem Gusta-
va Brown ma w. Fayette ulici.
V nedeli automobily usmr-
cent byli: Charles Robertson
Beecher z Gainesville a Wal
ter E. Filghman z Cambridge.
Prvn1 usmrcen byl, kdyz au-
tomobil, nemz jel s Betty
Shanahan, vrazil ma Oxford
v Saston do stromu. Sha-
nahan byla tezce zranena.
Druhy usmrcen byl, kdyz au-
tomobil S MIN sjel a vrazil do
stromu u Cambridge Country
klubu. Byl clenem Americke
= Policejnf sergeant, Ho-
ward Zeigler z JIM stanice
poranen byl, kdyz radio kara,
n1z jel srazila Sc s ~automobi-
lem ma Hanover a Cromwell
ulic1ch. Bylo mu pTerazeno
leve rameno.
- John Sparrow, 42lety a
jeho manzelka Sadie zraneni
kdyz pri ch1zi ma Wickes
avenue v Morrell Park do Mich
vrazil automobil. Byla mt pre-
razena prava noha a rameno,
manzelce zraneny ODE nohy a
dive Zebra.
" pondelf hlasena tTi dali
81 usmrceni automobily v Ma
rylandu. 63<roky starry James
Garrison z Washing
kde byl inzenyrem We We
auartmentnim domu, u
smrcen byl okamzite a Anna
B. Carrier, 4Oleta, S MIN jedou-
CT kriticky zranena, kdyz au-
narazil ma silnicni O.
hradu v Brandywine, Md.
- William c.. Smith. 22lety
z Washingtonu, usmrcen byl,
kdyz MOTORCYCLE S MIN vrazil
do sloupu ma Betherda pike.
= Viola Ross, 4Oleta GER
noska z Pomonkey, Md, male
zena byla zabita automobilem
ma silnici u Indian Head, Md.
Zranenf hlasena byla "a sobo-
tn a nedeli celia Tada.
We stfedu oznameny til
dalsf usmrceni automobily v
Marylandu. Usmrceni byli
6Olety Thomas Dallas, zffze-
nee kampu u Beltsville, Nd,
jenz zabit byl ma mfste, kdyz
prejiti chtel Washington Bou-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
YOUTH FACES
TRIAL IN NUDE
KILLING CASE

EMMETT, Idaho Nov. II tUP)
-Audie James Robnett, %, for
mer CCC worker from Kansas City.
returned to the county Jail to-
day knowing that he would face
trial for the first degree murder
Of Anna Jean Phipps. IS, as she
spraWlad nude in the back seat Of
an automobile
4 preliminary hearing today be-
foe judge NJ. L. GUenther reveal
ed the first official story Of the
shooting which took place during
q nude gin party on Squaw Creek
Ridge. Oct. 5.
Producing a confession allegedly
signed by Robnett. Sheriff Boise
Rie7s said it set up the fact that
R0bnett shot the girl first and
then pot into the car and tried to
kill himself.
Robnett had previously held
that the girl shot him accidental
II as they were target shooting,
and hat remorsaful over having
shot him. had committed suicide
Introduction Of the gun was
protested by Defense Attorney J..
2. Reed who admitted it as evi-
dence only after the pawn broker,
who supposedly sold the gun TO
R0bnett. could not remember
whether RObnett was the one who
bought the weapon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
Former Resident
Back In Calipatria
CALIPATRIA NOTES

Miss Eolia Morehead, who has
been in Parma, Ida, all summer,
is back in Calipatria.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Pardini were
down from San Francisco for a few
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Pardini were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Wilkinson Sunday Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
KunS.
At the meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary Monday night
Mrs. Lulu B. Squirting, tWenty-sec-
ond district president, was present
and talked about the work of the
auxiliary for the coming year. Mrs.
Katherine Keller was also visitor.
Mrs. Norma Beale and sons. John
and Mike returned from Green
Valley, Ark, where they have
property interests.
Cornelia Mason of Estelle spent
last weekend with her friend Su-
zanne Kuns.
The Little Theater group are
meeting frequently to rehearse the
play. Post Road" which they hope
to have ready to put on early in
December.
Roy Davidson who works for the
DOUGLASS Aircraft corporation
santa Monica visited relatives ana
friends here Sunday
Roy Kuns and DR.. w. D. Chat
Ger attended the Stanford use
football game Saturday. Dr. Chat
fer's brother, Robert, met them
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Harold Hoffman was in
Los Angeles over the weekend.
Mrs. w. c. wilkinson. Mrs. Reed
| Wilkinson, Mrs. Roy Wilkinson
and Mrs. Jack Bryant went to
San Diego Thursday. Mrs. w. G.
Wilkinson and Mrs. Bryant re-
turned Friday and the remainder
of the party stayed until Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cow and
son, Bobby, were in San Diego
Saturday and Sunday.
A baby boy weighing ~ pounds
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Fulmer at the Maternity hospital
in Brawley Saturday morning.
Reed wilkinson and Earl Holm-
quist went on a hunting trip ten
days ago making their headquar-
ters at Beaver Lodge, Ariz
The Mothers class will meet
| at the Little Brown church Thurs
day afternoon. There will be a
white elephant" sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
Home Department
To Meet Tuesday
ALAMO VERDE NOTES

The Eastside-Sunset home de-
par!ment VII meet Tuesday, Nov.
16, at the home of Mrs. c. F. Kamm.
Jasper will meet Friday. Nov. y
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Cihak.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Hawk and
daughter and son Helen and Robert.
attended the welding Sunday at the
home CT MIR. and Mrs. A F. Meyer
of Miss Cecile Rumsay and George
Dyer.
Mrs. Hoyt Parker and Mrs. Vera
Green motored to La Jolla where
they spent the weekend.
Helen Hawk spent the weekend
% the guest Of Marie Knudsen Of
FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
BANK DEPOSITS
CROSS OCEAN

PHILADELPHIA CUP) - Some
sort Of long distance bank deposit
record might be claimed by T. s.
Estew, U. S. Marine. EsteW
opened an account at the North
western National Bank a year ago
Later he was sent to China, and
has sent his deposits from Pei
ping.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
San Diegan Moves
Back to Valley
McCABE NOTES

Mr.. and. Mrs. J. Scheuber ana
sons were Monday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs Emil Burch ana
family.
T. S. Tilson, who has been living
in San Diego for the past two
years has moved back to the val
ley
At a meeting Tuesday of the
westside teachers held at the Mt.
Signal school McCabe, Silsbee, and
Eucalyptus gere represented by
the following teachers: Mrs. R. r.
Taylor, Mrs. A. A. Moodey Miss
Elizabeth Sullivan, Mrs. Max Stroh,
Mrs. Inez E. Seigmand, and Mrs.
Arthur Martin.
McCabe's and Silsbee's indoor
teams met Friday on the Silsbee
grounds. The score was 18 to II
in favor of Silsbee.
The Silsbee eighth grade enter
tanned the school Friday after
noon with a Good English" pro-
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

Special Oil Shampoo and finger
wave Sl00. Ruby Pearl Beauty
Shop. 1871 So. 18th. Phone 333.
Nl3
Winterhaven Man JaHed-LOnzo
l. Z. Kirk IS. was arrested in
Winterhaven Wednesday and sent
to the county Jail. He IS charged
with issuing fictitious checks.
Must Serve Sentence - Roberto
Vargas, "a. Imperial viii serve g
90 day sentence in the county Jail
for being drunk and disturbing the
peace.
Sentenced To Jail G. Magona,
81. was sentenced to 20 days IN
the county Jail after he was con-
victed in BraWley OF being a COM
mon drunk.
YOU haver't read ALL the NEWS
until You READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
San Diego Counts
47th Traffic Death

SAN DIEGO. Nov. II tUP)-An
old 84-year-old man, Marion D.
Mills. today was listed as San
Diego's 47th traffic victim of 1887
Mills died q few minutes after
he stepped from between two
parked automobiles into the path
of a machine driven by Charles
r. Boyce. who applied his brakes
with such force his daughter, Bar
bara. was thrown into the wind
shield and seVerely cut.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
TO COLIFGE IN TRAILER

RUSTON. La, (UP) - Through
college in a trailer, is the road to
education taken this year by Del
mer johnson and Earl Hilton,
both Of Logansport. They live in
a trailer, which they built, parked
on the model farm project near
the Louisiana Polytechnic Insti-
tute here.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
Notes on VaueyiteS
Reports Feature
Legion Meeting
CALEXICO NOTES

interesting reports featured this
weeks meeting of the American
Legion auxiliary, held at the city
hall. Report of the cooked food
sale of which Mrs. Max Brents,
chairman, revealed over $40 netted.
Mrs Melba Candland and Mrs.
Brents reported a fine district
meeting in San Diego. Mrs Cand-
land presided during the business
session. at which time it was voted
to participate in the Brawley Armis-
tice day activities.
Calexico was well represented at
the Imperial Valley Baptist asso-
citation meeting in Brawley. They
heard talks by church workers. in
Guiding DR.. Otto Russell, Rev. o. D.
Cummings, Miss Dora McMullin.
Mrs. Mary Baker and Mrs. l.. E.
Troyer. Among those attending
from Calexico were Rev. and Mrs.
Harry Gromer, Earl Cavanah and
MesdameS o. P. Mandrapa, George
Standard, Tom Young. Prin Binkley,
Alfred Dick, f. f. Kimbrell, w. D.
Mabre, Sidney Campbell, o. R.
Stroh, Maurice Cramer, Clark Bley-
thing and w. L. Wilkerson.
W.C.TU. members enjoyed clev-
er play presented by children of
the l.. T. L., when they held their
regular monthly meeting at the
Baptist church social hall. Mrs.
Ethel Crosse was supervisor. Echoes
Of the WCT.U. convention held in
Santa Monica last month were
given by Miss Beryl Langlye. 1t
was announced the meeting Dec,
IA will be in charge of Mrs. r. L.
Gla5by, a shower for the Women's
Home at Eagle Rock to be a fea-
ture of this affair.
Members of the Imperial county
council, PIT. A. will meet Monday
at the Planters hotel, Brawley. at
2 o'clock. Mrs. w. J. Meagher, child
welfare chairman. will report on
| facilities at the county farm for
meeting needs of children and E. L.
Hiteman of Calipatria will discuss
the coming Christmas seals sale.
Reports from the San Diego con-
vention are to be given by Mes
danes A. v Vierhus, L. Fl. Dove
and David Goodrich. A president
| will be elected 20 fill the uneXpired
term of Mrs. A. 3. Hanson, resign
ed. 1t is hoped to have an eSpe-
cially large representation, since
this is the first county meeting in
Brawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Haywood
Barr of Oakland visited Mrs. A. V.
Vierhus while on a vacation jaunt
in the southern part of the state.
Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Vierhus are
/ Gamma Phi Beta sisters. They at
/ tended the University of Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Bradley have
returned from spending the week
end in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willoughby
are expecting guests from Palo
Alto, Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Willough-
by.
Mrs w. j. Meagher, representa-
tive of the Save a Child founda-
ton, was in Calexico conferrin9
with j. w. Lawson, superintendent
of schools.
Mrs. Pauline Hungerford and w
A. Coons of Pismo Beach, sister and
father Of Mrs o. p. Mandrapa, were
guests at the Mandrapa home on
North Heber the past week.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
GIANT STANDS Z FT. 3 IN.

MUD " WILIAL3bOLtO' N. =
CUP)-North Cardinals reputedly
tallest man-and no one has chal-
lenged this claim-amazed citizens
here today. He is Judd H. Scott,
Grassy Creek, Ashe county, who
stands 7 feet inches high and
weighs 200 pounds. He wears a
number II shoe
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
LIBRARY TO BE DUsTLESs

COPENHAGEN tUP)-No dust
will be able TO enter a new univer-
sity library which viii be opened
here shortly. A special apparatus
will suck into the building clean
and dustless air, which, once in
side, will be kept at such high
pressure that even when windows
are opened, outside air cannot
come in.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
HIGHWAY STUDIED

GLASSBORO, N. j. tUP)-State
highway engineers are watching
carefully tests of the durability Of
a new type cotton" highway here.
Cotton fabric, cut in long, wide
strips. is used as a binder for as
phalt when laid over gravel-sur-
face roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
COLLEGE SEEKS
SKYSCRAPER

CLEVELAND, (UP) - The D.
story National Town and Country
club building, a S2,O00,000 structure
which never was occupied, soon
may become the home Of Fem
College. Directors Of the school, a
city institution, said that negotia-
tions have been started to pur-
chase the building, now owned by
the RFC.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
BRIDGE PARTY
AT HOLTVILLE
HOLTVILLE NOTES

r. A. Richie of Riverside spent
several days here on business.
Mrs. I. H. Shaw gave a bridge
party at her home Saturday. Guests
include Mrs. ShaWyer. Mrs. John
Hartzog. Mrs Virgil Edwards. Mrs.
Forrest Ferguson. Mrs William
A. Clarke. MRS. James Mackie
Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Mrs. J. T
Little. Mrs. Sam Webb. Mia Bus
enburg. Mrs. Wilbert Garrick, Mrs.
John ZenoS. Mrs. L. r. Shaw. Mrs
A. 3. Cravath. Mrs. Gerald Eng
land. and Mrs. Clark Butler. Mrs
Gerald England won first prize,
Mrs. John Zenos. second. and Mrs.
Wilbert Garrick low pirze
Mrs Louis Mitchell of Brawley
visited at the home of c. P. Denny
ana wife. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Butler, Sunday.
Mrs Hazsl Livingston and Mrs
E. A. Fitzhugh Of Fl Centre visit
ed AIr. and Mrs. c. A. Butler, sun
day afternoon.
. Mrs. Everett Green honored her
. husbands birthday with a pot
luck dinner at her home Sunday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. RIyrl Parker had
! guests from Los Angeles over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Edwards en-
/ tertained guests at a bridge party,
. Saturday night. Guests were Mr.,
and Mrs. Wilbert GaTriCk. Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Ferguson, Mr.. and
I Mrs. Walter Reynolds, Mr.. and
I Mrs. H. Z. Stalker. Mr and Mrs
| Clark Butler. Mrs. Edwards and
Garrick held high scores.
Miss Leng Weiput of Holtyille.
visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Summers at the High
line. Sunday.
Mrs. Perry Hunt motored to Es-
condido Friday afternoon to join
her husband who is stationed IN
the coalt city for two months.
They. spent Saturday and Sunday
in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
SIS Reward

VIII be paid by the manufactures
for any Corn GREAT CHRISTIE
PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure CAM
not remove. Also removes Warts
and Callouses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store. (AdV.1
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

GREYBULL, Wyo, tUP)-The
volunteer fire department of
Greybull answered an alarm by
rushing to their house to get their
"ngines, but the blaze destroyed
a residence before they arrived
Somebody had broken into the fire
hall and siphoned all the gasoline
out of the fire engine tanks.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

GENTLEMEN, it's silly to be
chillyi Climb into a HANES
Heavyweight Champion and
feel the snug, velvety warmth
knit into it's downy ribs. The
minute HANES touches your
skin, you'll know that you and
goosehesh won't be on speak,
ing terms all Winterl
But you need something more
than warmth in your under
wear. You want to move around
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11
Former School
Mates Guests on
Weekend Visit

Mrs. r. C. Cartwright had as her
guests over the weekend her former
classmates, Ann and Edna Carlson,
of Los Angeles.
Albert Czech visited his brother
Frank Czech of Jacumba Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. j. Leah were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F..
BoartS.
The Twice Told Tales club met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
j. c. Ramsaur.
The Scout troop left Saturday
for a weekend hike at Idyllwild.
but it was so cold they had to
return Saturday night, when sew
eral scouts camped out in the
grammar school Fairgrounds.
Mrs. Aubrey Lee is spending a
few days with her parents in
Compton
Mrs. c. Yoder, mother of Rev. c.
Yoder, sang a duet with her son in
church Sunday. Mrs. Yoder also
gave a guitar solo during the Com
munion service.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

4 Glenn Gordon
"a, and Mary Eliza
4. FL Centre, We'd
|otice of intention
I'm While AIOvin
/ a risk. Patronize
bonded and uni
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hd Transfer CO.
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terms and paroles
hedys sentence IN
five years He was
Imperial county
passing fictitious
} PONIES, convicted
was sentenced to
'aS committed Nov.
ACLASIFIED
RESULTS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

Miss Eolia Morehead, who has
been in Parma. Ida, all summer,
is back in Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

A baby boy weighing 7l2 pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Fulmer at the Maternity hospital
in Brawley Saturday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. AIyrl Parker had
guests from Los Angeles over the
weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-11

Miss Lerg Weiput of Holtyille
visited at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Summers at the High
line. Sunday.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-13
P1entyWood Is Plenty Good!

holds the
gate open to new and needed
ventures. Plentywood shows
progress by encouraging bus
mess and professional men
here. True support means a
growing city and community.
In Plentywood can be found
good churches, good schools,
recreational centers and a
PROGRESSIVE PEOPLE!
IMPLEMENT DEALERS
international Imp. Co.
Marc Danielson
Peterson Co.
Plentywood Imp. Co.
LUMBER YARDS
Lincoln Lbr. Co.
Monarch Lbr. Co.
Ladies' R~EADY-TO-WEAR
Kitzenberg's Style Shop
Peterson's Ready-to Wear
The Fashion Shop
SHOE SHOPS
Akelstad's Shoe Shop
The Family Shoe Shop
TAILOR o
VIM. Hanisch, Tailor
Nelson Tailor Shop
Sheridan Cleaners
INSTITUTIONS EXCLUS-
I'VE IN THEIR RESPEC-
TIVE ENTERPRISES
Amundsens Jewelry
Fulkerson-Nelso Mortuary
Frank Joswick, blacksmith
Grasham's Variety Store
Johnson the Abstractman
Luehr Studio
Moore's Billiard Parlor
McKee-Stenehjem Land
Co.
Orpheum Theatre
Plentywood Milling Co.
Plentywood Laundry
Paulbeck's Mems Clothing
Redmond's Tire Shop
State Liquor Store
Security State Bank
L. Smith, Machinist
The Plentywood Herald
The Reminder
Vests Confectionery
PROFESSIONAL MEN
0. Benson, physician &
surgeon
]. c. Storkan, physician &
surgeon
r. Bolton, dentist
r. E. Custafson, dentist
w. D. Roy, dentist
James l.. Stephens, chiro-
practor
Grant Bakewell, lawyer
Arthur Erickson, lawyer
]. ]. Gunther, lawyer
Vernon Hoven, lawyer
Howard M. Lewis, lawyer
ALSO HAS
Modern hospital
Four churches
City auditorium
Park and swimming pool
Accredited public school
County seat
County library
Up-to-date fire department
Golf course
Tennis courts
CITY OFFICIALS
P. c.. Neville, mayor
c. c. Johnston, councilman
l.