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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

Several days before the inquest
opened, the Boston Traveller came
out with a story which said that
the Staying had been solved and
that an arrest would be made
after the inquest. A dispatch out
Of Greenfield the same day ono
vember 800 declared that the muir
derer would be revealed at the
formal inquest "as close friend
of the noted educator"
The inquest opened behind
closed doors, with Justice Timothy
M. Hayes presiding. District At
torney Bartlett, asked why the ses'
sions were to be secret, said:
"For the best interests Of the
State it is necessary to keep the
witnesses separate, because If
one is criminally involved and
learned the testimony of the
others. he might frame defense
or abscond."
Dean Elder, who had been one
of the first persons to reach the
scene after the shooting, testified
for IS minutes and was followed
by the widow, who was on the
stand nearly three hours. Others
questioned that first day were VIII
fred w. Fry, president Of the board
Of trustees; S, A. Norton, cashier
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18
Mentioned for Post

Porter and Elder were both men
toned as a possible successor to
speer. Indeed Elder, dean Of the
school since 1925, had been in line
for promotion when speer took
charge at Mount Hermon.
Brig. Gen. Daniel Needham, head
of the State police, accompanied
by an aid, Capt. James P. Ma
honey, arrived at the scene on the
18th. After reviewing the case
with the local authorities, Need
ham conferred with Dean Elder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

Oh I IludN, SCPICuOSA -,
Much has happened since that
mysterious event, and the case
has taken some exceedingly
bizarre turns. Lots of times, in
the course of the investigation, 1t
appeared as though the killer
would be exposed. But the case
remains a most curious and
tantalizing riddle. One may, In
deed. rank the Speer murder
among the classics of American
mysteries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

suits to rally to the aid Of Mount
Hermon.
Trustees, meeting at the school
on the 18th, selected a committee
composed Of members Of the fac
ulty to carry on the functions Of
the headmaster'S office. The com.
mittee consisted Of David r. Por.
ter, head of the Bible department,
chairman; Dean Elder, and Prof.
Nelson A. jackson, head of the
mathematics department.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

'oI Cne SCHOOL; ana the murdered
mans father.
According to information which
reached the reporters, there was
testimony regarding two letters
which had allegedly passed be-
tween Speer and an instructor
Mrs. Speer, it was said. had
branded a letter bearing her hus-
bands signature as a forgery. The
theory developed that the suspects
motive in writing the letters had
been to plant material evidence
indicating that all had been cor.
dial between him and the head.
master.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

through the campus to a narrow
lane leading to the Speer resi-
dence. A few minutes later they
all heard the shot, and directly
after that the same car came
swiftly down the road, apparently
headed for the Mortified high
way.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18
WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO JUSTICE? -
Mystery Shotgun Charge
Through Window of
Study Killed Speer
By PETER LEvINs

1t just three years since the Rev. Elliott Speer handsome
young eadma murdered in his home on the campus of
the Mt Hermon Preparatory School for Boys at Northfed
Mass Dr. Speer shot to death at 82 o'clock the night
ID
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18

ger could have found his way to
the house on its remote location
and then escaped"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-18
T hree-Year Investigation
Of Staying of Schools
HeadmaSter Futile

The next days dispatch went q
bit farther. It stated that in.
vestigators had pieced together a
circumstantial case against "the
suspect" It continued as follows:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Vrah zenv odsouzen k smrti.

V Iowa City byl odsouzen k
smrti obesenim 29lety Walter
H. Rhodes, pro usmrcenl sve
manzelky. Rhodes, byvaly del
nix v kamennem lomu, otec
dvou deer, zapredl hr1snou INA
most S Mabel Skriverovou, KITE
re sliboval snatek, az dostane
rozvod cd sve zeny. K rozvo-
du nedoslo, nacez Rhodes pfi-
sci ma myslenku, sprovodit ze-
nu nenapadne Sc sveta. Drive
vsak wal pojisten1 ma jej1 Ii
vot a Size tax, re v padu nepri-
rozene smrti mel manzel obdr-
yeti dvojnasobny obnos pojist-
ky. Potion proved d'abelsky
plan. Do rucnice vlozil tycin-
ku dynamitu a mic netus1c1 ze-
nu pozadal, ably We sklepe W.
zkousela rucnici. Kdyz dive
riva zena tax ucinila, byla il
vybuchem dynamitu temer u
trzena hlava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Clovek-netopyr Sc zabil pri
skOku " Par1zi.

Glenn Sohn, americky "clo-
vek-netopyr'', skocil ma smrt ma
letisti We Vincennes, kdyz de-
monstroval svGj originelni "ne-
topyr1 1bor" pred 100000 di-
vaky francouzskych vyrocnfch
leteckych dostihI.
Sohn skocil S letadla We vysi
asi 10000 stop, klidne sjfzdel
pc skoro til minuty ma kr1dlech
sveho 1boru, nacez Sc nahle
shroutil k zemi kdyz jeho pa
dak sc neotevTel. Jeho pokus
totiz sc mel spolehnouti vyluc-
ne ma jeho netopyr 1bor, al
by Sc dostal do bezpecne vys-
ky mad zem1. Mohl jeho kTid-
ly r1diti smer sveho padu ably
proved romantic akrobaticke
|vykony, nacez Sc mel snesti
pomoc1 padaku. Nachazel Sc
We vysi jen 200 stop, kdyz jeho
zar1zen1 selhalo, a dopadl ma
smrt k zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Navstsvy z Csl. vraci Sc do
vlasti.

z New Yorku lodi "Queen
Mary" odplul do Ceskosloven-
ska tovarnfk Jan A. Bata re
,Zlfna ma Morav6. Vrac1 Sc Sc
svou manzelkou, S kterou Sc
setkal V Chicago, kan pfibyl
ma sve cest6 kolem sveta. S Ba-
Sou Sc vrac1 take jeho druzina.
Odplula take csl. delegace,
ktera dlela ma textiln1 konfe-
renci mezinarodn1ho ufadu pra
ce We Washington, D. c.. Byli
to: Inzenyr Jar. Necas, csl. mi
INSTR socialnf pece; DIR. j. Ko-
tex, vrchnf odborovy rada mi
ylisterstva socialnf pece; Josef
Roescher, byvaly nemecky po-
slanec "a socialnf demokracii,
a tovarnfk Richard Morawetz,
S n1mz byla tez manzelka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Farmar odbude pohrebni OBJ.
rady mad sebou.

V Danville, Ind, Wade Mill
man, 88lety farmaT, ktery pro-
hlasil, re cely jeho zivot pozn-
staval v delanf penez, Dude v
nedeli, dine 16. kvetna odbyva-
tt v kostele Canaan vlastni po-
hfebn1 obfady. Pravil, re bu-
de m1ti kazan1, ktere nebude
vlastne kazan1m, ale ponauce-
MIN pro zivot a pow lidem ne
co, jak by NELL byt zivi. Rakev
z duboveho dreva ma jiz hoto-
YOU. Truhlar Charles Monet
mu il musel zhotoviti ma m1ru
z dubu, ktery porazil ma sve
farme a narezal prkna tri ctvr-
te pallet silna. Vybral 81 sest
sousedu, ktef1 ponesou rakev
a dostanou "a tuto sluzbu pc
$500.
zadny pohrobn1k nebude vo-
Ian. Sousede jej uloz1 do rak-
We, tuto nalozf do vozu a. dove
zou ma hrbitov, kdez ma hoto-
w nahrobnl kamen. Importo-
val jej pred lety re svycarska,
ale kamenfk udelal omyl a wy
ryl narozen1 1851, kdezto We
skutecnosti mel dat rok 1849,
ale ma tom pry nezalezi. Byl
cely zivot svoboden. Pred le-
ty 81 cd neho vypGjcila farmar-
ka $500 a kdyz mu je nemohla
zaplatit, tax il nab1dl ruku, a
tax pry nejlepe byl duh vyrov
nan. Nevesta, jez jest nynf rs
let stara, udelala podmfnku, re
rakev must z domu, tax il dial
k uschovan1 k truhlaTi. u jed
noho farmare ma ma morkyci
$1,000 a ty odkazal zene Ide a
ponevadz jest dluzn1k vdovec,
tax pry 81 niue Idu wit. Far
marGm celeho okoli oznamil
svoje pohrebn1 obrady. Bylo
mu slfbeno z celeho okoli, re Sc
vsichni dostav1 a dokonce Sc O.
cekava, re i z mesta pfijedou
Tide sc ma tuto zvlaStni cere-
monii pod1vati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Proti Masaryk road.

V Chicago mayorovi zaslal
City klub protest proti pojme-
novani 25. ulice ma Masaryk
road, jak nedavno alderman
%. wardy Henry Sonnenschein
We vyboru ma ulice navrhl. Uli-
&c mela byt pojmenovana ku
pocte prvnfho p~residenta ces-
koslovenske republiky, Toma-
Sc c.. Masaryka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

V Chicago hrabe Bruno I. R.
Won Hopfgarten zaloval soudci
jake ma trapen1 S jeho man
zelkou, ktera jej kdykoliv Sc
dopal1, zmlatf pohrabacem a
,nekouka kan bile, take ne
kdy ma hlavu samou bouli. "a
da zastavuj1c1 rozkaz, ably jej
predne nesmela zmlatit, "a
druhe, ably mu vratila $4,000
ktere ukradla z jeho pokladny
a "a treti, ably nesmela utratiti
So, 500, jez ma ma cekovem L.
ctu. Do Ameriky pfijel z Ne
mecka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Mladistvi falsovatele pensz.

V Little Rock, Arkansas, pet
vyrostkG a d1vka, vsichni We
veku cd IA do 18 rok1, byli Cd
kazani pred federaln1 velkopo-
rotu ma obzalobu, re padelali
pen1ze a tyto falesne mince re
uvadeli do obehu.
Freeman Kenneth Spann, KITE
~ vzdor tomu, re je teprve 16
lety, byl agentem tajne sluzby
Basilem E. Newton oznacen "a
vddce cele penezokazecke ban
dy, tvrdil, re je nevinen. Jme-
ma ostatn1ch jsou: 16lety Carl
Bond, 14lety Alvin Bobby
Bond, 15lety Paul Marion Hol-
land, 15lety John Cheek a Is
leta Evelyn Greenwich.
Spann zacal jiz cervnu 1886
yyrabeti falesne petaky a de-
saky a pozdeji Sc vrhl ma W.
robu p1lak1. Carl Bond sta
pry Sc jeho spolecnfkem pr.
vyrobe, kdezto ostatn1 tri hos.
a d1vka byli pouz1vani k uda.
vanf vyrobenych padelk1.
Tato omladina poc1nala S
takto: Chodila do obchodt
koupiti neco "a 10 nebo Is Ger
tn a platila falesnym p1lakem
ably dostala zpet poctive drob
ne. Takto z1skane drobne by
ly pax davany Spannovi nebt
Carlu Bondovi, kter1 Ia to Wy
placeli odmenu 10 nebo 15c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Krajan Sc zastrelil.

z Houstonu, Texas, Sc sde-
luje, re 4Olety krajan Frant.
M. BTezik sc zastTelil. Vpalil
81 ranu do zaludku. Byl "a
mestnan jake hlldac v parku
Charlton. Kdyz zena sc syn
KEN, 16 let starym, Sc vratili
DON'T z navstevy, nasli otce CO
chladnou mrtvolu. Ma stole v
kuchyni byl listek: rs Bohem
Robert a Molly cd Franka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
SmrteIne zranen traktorem.

16lety Eduard Kudera, syn
krajana Josefa Kudery, USAGE
neho ma farme severozapadne
cd Schuyler, Nebraska, podle-
hi svemu zranen1, jez mu bylo
zpGsobeno pTi praci S trakto-
rem.
Mladfk pomahal pri vyko-
pavce pro sklep pod farmar-
skym obydlfm krajana Josefa
E. Smrze. R1dil traktor. Ne
s~tastnou nahodou sc stale, re
ma svahu traktor Sc mu wynn
knul z kontroly a on byl Jim
pTimacknut Ike sklepnl zdi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
v opici.

V C levelandu Louie Chal-
to sc dGkladne opil. V opici
zapomenuv re Sc pred nedav-
mem prestehoval. V noel Sc do
byval do sveho stareho bytu.
Zat1m Sc tam nastehoval jisty
Thomas Abel, ktery v domnen-
ce, re je to zlodej, pc mem diva
KRAFT stTelil z lovecke pusky.
Chaltovi uvfzlo v tele nekolik
brokI. Zranenf bylo lehke.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
re STAVEK.

V Detroit, Mich, urovani
"sedacf stavky" We Fordove to-
varne ma sestavovanf aut v Ka--
lifornii bylo oznameno soucas-
ne s prohlasenim Edsela For
da, re ten pevne stoji ma SVEN
stanovisku nevchazeti do zad-
neho vyjednavanf S Americkou
Federac1 Prace.
Sest set stavkuj1cfch v tovar-
ne Ford Motor Company ode
slo re zavodu "a nadseneho
pokriku a troubeni ma automo-
bilove trubky.
Frank Slabey, pTedseda mi
stn1 unie pravil, re je spokojen
S vyhlldkami ma urovnanf a do
dial:
"My toto nepovazujem "a L.
stup, tovarnu jsme mohli drze-
ii stale. Hned take bylo pTi-
kroceno k otevren1 postrann1ch
bran k zavodu, ktere byly ga
vareny", ably Sc nemohly otvf-
rati.
" Hershey, Pa, Organi-
SAGE United Chocolate Work
ers of America obnovila napor
ma organisovan1 zamestnanc6
Hershey Chocolate Corpora
ton, kterazto korporace odmf-
flo g nj vvipdnSvati
Pr volbach, ma ktere doz1-
rala federalnf rada pro delnic-
Ike zalezitosti, zamestnanci Sc
vyslovili prot uni CIO v po-
meru 2 k 1. Major Stanley w.
Root, regionaln1 Teditel rady
oznamil, re prot uni bylo l.
542 HAST, pro uni toliko 781
= Unie uhlokopG v HILLSIDE
70, ILL.,, podala vykonnemu w.
boru pokrokovym uhlokopdn
zadost, ably bylo uVazovano
spojeni S United Mine Work.
ers of America, cd kterych sc
sveho casu odtrhli. Kdyz ia.
dost byla We schulz v Gillespie
ILL.,, ctena, vzbudila takovor
boufi odporu, re ma spojeni ne.
nj prozatim ami pomyslenf. o.
be unie lilly v n~epratelstvf pc
ctyri roxy.
= Jiz cd 1. brezna jsou del
n1ci, vlastne delnice nalezej1c
k Hosiery Workers v okol
Reading, Pa, ma stavce v neko.
lika zavodech a z pocatku by
ly take vysedavac1 stavky, oC
kterych Sc pozdeji upustilo, a.
lie stavka byla stale v proudu
Deln1ci hlavne sc domahaji u
znanf unie a nektere firmy svo
lily a jine Sc branf, ale jak vse
chino nasvedcuje, tax asi dojdt
zahy k dohode.
- V Manitowoc, Wis, osn
zamestnanc1 Heresite & Che
mical Co., kter1 zahajili "seda
CT stavku" domahajice Sc pfi
davku 10 cent? ma hodinu, mu
sill stavky zanechati. C. H
Hemple, predseda a Tedite
spolecnosti je propustil z pra
ce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Podlehl.

V McAlester, Oklahoma, II
lety Jack Scott, ktery We we've
nj zahajil "hladovku", zemrel
DR.. McCarley prohlasil, re
zemrel ma paralysu vyvolanou
16-denn1m hladoven1m, S n1mz
zacal v okresnfm vezen1 v Ada.
Mladik byl mrzackem. Cekal
ma soud pro zabiti serifova po-
mocnfka pri loupeznem pfepa-
den1 lekarny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Mattel hlad, kousejte sirky.

JakmiIe poc1t1te-li HAD, ne
kupujte veliky kus stejku, ale
zkratka kousejte jenom sirku.
Toto jest radon doktora A. J,
Carlson z university Chicago.
V konferenci rekl:
"Kousejte sirky, slamu uzf-
vanou pr pitt sodovych napoj6
anebo cokoliv YAM padne do
rukou, kdyz hlad Dude vas ira
pitt a cititi Sc budete l6pe."
Tot jest radon profesora,
authority ma hladoveni, zfzen a
chutoveho mechanism.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Chtela zvykaci gumu a dostala
hasice.

V Davenport, Iowa, 5 roku
stara d1vka, tocila a tocila XII
Gem v pozarenske skr1nce, do
n1z chtela vloziti cent ma IVY
kac1 gumu.
V rychlosti primal Sc povoz
S hasici. Dfvka hasic1m shane
jfc1m sc "kde horf" zalovala,
re nemGze vloziti cent do
skr1nky, ably zan dostala gumu
Kapitan, Carl Wiese, vysvetlil
toc1cf, re gumu nedostane z
pozarenske skF1nky a sebral Sc
Sc svymi ma cestu zpet do ha-
sicske stanice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Ma uceni vzdy cas-.

sedesat rokG starry farmaf,
L. A. King, obdrzel v Kirklin,
Indiana, diplom z vyss1 skoly a
blahopran1 sveho vnuka, ktery
tez graduoval z vyssi skoly.
FarmaT v mladf SVEN nemohl
dokonciti studium ma vyss1 sko-
lie. Nyn1 toto dokoncil a Cd
menen diplomem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Zeny prot prodeji piva.

- We Ford, Kansas, nova zen
ska administrace pfijala ordi-
nanci, die niz nesmf Sc pivo
prodavati v obvodu 800 yard6
cd kostela nebo skoly a 100
yardG cd obydlf.
Mayorova, Kathleen Emrie,
k tomu dodala: "To tax asi
chran1 celou osadu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

Rev. Hilpert, So, farar kato-
lickeho chramu Sv. Kateriny v
Genoa, prisel O zivot v ohni,
ktery znicil jeho farnost v
Brooklyne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30
Bartender zavrazdil manzelku
tchyni a svakra, a sebe.

V Portsmouth, Ohio, John
Owens, 22lety bartender, "a
strelil svou mladou manzelku a
diva cleny JEFF rodiny, nacez
sam spachal sebevrazdu je-
dem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

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Plny zvucny HAS = "PTi-
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domove."
Rucne a vkusn6 upravena
skT1n a nadherne okraslena z
tvrdeho oTechoveha dreva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-30

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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-12-02

Miss Bertha Doering. who has
spent the past couple months at
the home Of her brother, Glen and
family, at Manson, returned to her
home on the Highlands Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leibel en-
tertained with a Thanksgiving din
ner last "Wednesday evening at the
Highland clubhouse. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cleve, former Highland res
idents; Mr.. and Mrs Tony Mayer
and family, Arthur Hooper and fam
lily Of Grants Pass, Oregon, MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Smith and family Of
Horse Heaven and Milton Seeman.
Mrs. Eva Chaffee entertained at
the Green Bros. home Thanksgiv-
ing day the following guests: MIR.
and Mrs. S. r.. Woodruff and Mr..
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morri-
son and daughter, Mrs. Ruby Watts
and Mrs. Gopith.
Doras Brandon, reporter on the
football team of Willamette Col
Iege at Salem, Oregon, was a guest
at the Lee Hildebrand home last
weekend. MIR. and Mrs. Hildebrand
and daughter, Wilma, accompanied
him to Walla Walla Saturday, where
they witnessed the Willamette Col
lege and Whitman College football
game. They returned to their
home Sunday. ~
B. r. Curtis of Wallowa, Oregon
was guest at the home of his bro
ther, w. @. Curtiss and family last
week. Jerry Curtis took him home
Monday, returning to Kennewick on
Tuesday. Hubert Curtis accompan-
led them and will visit in Oregon
for some time, before returning to
his home here. .
MIR. and Mrs c. H. Meyer and
house guest, j. G. Walker, motored
to Yakima last Wednesday and
spent Wednesday night at the home
of MIR. Meyers sister, Mrs. Yetter.
On Thursday they went to Naches
and had Thanksgiving dinner with
their daughter, Mrs Claude Tay-
lor and family. They returned to
Kennewick Saturday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-12-02

Mrs. Harry Higley was hostes.
with a linen shower at her HON,
Wednesday afternoon to grouI
OF Highland ladies, honoring Mrs
Buster Craig, a recent bride, the
former Miss Beatrice Hacker, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Pete Hacker
Mrs. Craig was the recipient OF
many beautiful gifts. Dainty re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Highland grange viii meet next
Thursday evening, December 9th. Al
this time Mrs. Ethel Zirkle and Miss
Alice Brakel will be present to DEM
onstrate Proper Home Lighting
with pictures.
MIR. and Mrs. w. FELTON, returned
last week from the coast, where they
have spent the past month with
relatives. ~ ..
Miss Jennie Lewis of Yakima was
guest Sunday at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. b.
Mrs. Don Peter and two children
will arrive Saturday from Butte
Montana, to visit at the home OF
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Bruce
Lampson and at the Harley Peter
home. "
Miss Margaret Kelso had the mis-
fortune to meet with freakish &C
cident while visiting in Walla Wal
la over the weekend. While playing
she turned her foot side ways and
broke the small bone on the outside
of the instep Of the foot, also dis
located a bone in the arch. The
foot has been put into cast and
she was able to return to school
today Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Kelso anc
children of Walla Walla were
guests at the M. N. Hudnall home
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ray and sor
Jack were guests at the David L
Ray home in Ralston over the hol-
iday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ray are en-
tertaining guests from Montana al
their home on the Highlands Thu
week,
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r. w. Woods and sister, Mrs. L.
Turner were visitors in Goldendale
last SATURDAY..

r. w. Woods and sister, Mrs. l.
Turner were visitors in Goldendale
last Saturday.
Audrey and Adele Slaybaugh,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel
Slaybaugh of Yellepit have had their
tonsils removed the past week at the
Pasco hospital. They are recovering
nicely and are now at the home OF
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Meyer. Their mother, Mrs.
Slaybaugh, is a guest of her par
entS, also.
The Highlands Woman's Club
will meet Friday, December 3 at the
Highlands club house. Each men,
Der will tell of her hobby" in re-
Spouse to roll call. Mrs. Ted Wat
kins will be in charge of the Book
Review and Mrs. c. H. Meyer will
conduct the musical program. The
hostesses for the day are Mrs. M. @.
Clark, Mrs. r. Dehnoff, Mrs. Frank
Davis and Mrs. Jones. All High
land ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
Kenneth Whan returned last week
to his home in Modesto, California,
after being called here by the SER
iouS illness of his mother, Mrs.
Whan of Benton City.
Miss Bea Paulson returned to Sc
attic Sunday after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Paulson.
Mrs. N. L. Foraker and children
Verne, Verdine and Herbie were
Walla Walla visitors last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Gladys Kelso and daugh-
ter, Margaret, spent the weekend
at the Ray Kelso home in Walla
Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Brownell and
Junior Bergen of Seattle were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Del Bergen
Thanksgiving day.
Jack Lyden returned from Coulee
Dam where he has recently been
employed.
Mrs. G. L. Burris will spend the
winter at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Leibel and family.