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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14
Beauty Hints

From the mailbag come these
worthwhile ideas for simplifying
beauty routines and grooming. In
other words. today is the day that
the readers do the work.
An ideal way to prevent your
powder puff from becoming too
saturated with powder every time
you dip it in the jar is to place
an extra puff underneath it. Half
fill the jar with powder, cover with
puff which does not quite touch
the sides of the jar. Keep your
regular puff on the top of this.
To wash hairbrush quickly.
put a quarter of a cup of soap
flakes in a quart of lukewarm wa
ter, whip up light lather with
your hand. then toss in the brush
and use it to whip up really
heavy lather. BY the time the
bowl is practically filled with suds,
the brush will be clean. Rinse
several times and dry in the sun
shine.
An excellent way to dry a hair
brush is to place the handle in a
thick glass or jar and stand it
near an open window.
Save lipstick butts and keep
in empty rouge pots. You'll want
a new lipstick for your bag. but
the butts will do nicely for use
at home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14

49, . <@-R& - &4%<@o6f W .
TIE more indignant and vehe-
meut womsn and girls argue more
strsnuously BY wanting to know
wig womsn should play the dumb
bell ro)e Of ',softies" - constantly
paupsrlng men who finally take
TIER th0ughtfulness for granted,
bat 1nn 10 return the courtesy.
Troet msn - they treat US
No botter and no worse" seems TO
be The motto Of many girls and
women Ths more philosophical
women reason that they were
taught each individual was respon-
sible 70 very great extent for his
own happiness. These thoughtful
womsn want to know why they
should accept kindness from their
men with : gratitude that makes
them appear inferior while they
strain to please the stronger sex.
The letters from these spirited
women and girIs do not mean there
= anything wrong with this femi-
mine indignation. They are merely
The healthy indication Of independ-
ent spirits. Too long the set-up
has bean lop-sided, with women
Struggling to please their men and
closing their eyes TO male thought
1eognoss.
OF course. al men are not
thoughtless and al women don't
d . back-brsai<ing Job of trying
% please their men. but the fact
REMAINS that women have been
given more than their share Of
Hold your man" advice, and the
men not enough hints about the
Ways to please women.
Altar all. there II no reason why
. woman should take the whole
rssponsibility for making marriage
successful. The Happiness Of .
home depends ~ much on . man
- . woman. And II men don't
believe this, would like to have
= few Of the seif-satisfied ones
rod tn letters / get from bitter
end disillusioned wives every now
end thsn. These revelations of UNI
happiness and aversion would Jolt
moro than one indifferent husband
cut oe his complacency.
Dear Miss Grey: I agree with
H. woman who says that more
than one hostess finds some Of her
honss guests can be more like
pests" than charming company.
I. too. have entertained a lot
and have found that the guests
who ars not fun to have around
are the ones who:
Braxenly flirt with another wom-
ans husband or . girls Aance.
Come to meals at all hours.
Use the family bathroom SELF
1shly. with no thought Of other
persons In the house.
Never offer to help with the
dishes or make their own beds.
MANY hostesses aren't fortunate
enough to have hired help.)
Argue with older guests and
members Of the family.
Calmly invite friends In. after
Z party or dance, to raid the host
go ice-box.
These are but Z few Of the habits
that make . pest Of = guest. am
thankful to say. however. that such
oerBons are IN the minority.
MRS. e.
Co1ored Nails
Dear lliss Grey: Do you think
= young man has . right to boss
Tie gin ~ goes with--especially
abpnt the way she uses makeup ,
n1ke red flngernaiis but the boy
I 20 with has = "fit" every time
! nut colorod polish on my nails
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14
OTHER USES
FOR SCENTS

II you apply scented cologne,
toilet water or other after-bath
preparation with a clean cotton
pad, save the pad. When you
have several, use them to fiji little
satin sachet pillows or bags.
A bit of sachet powder, applied
on upper arms, at back of neck
and base of throat. will provide
about the right amount of scent
during hot weather. Buy it in
an odor to match your fsvorite
perfume.
Buy hand lotion in the largest.
most economical size bottle and
pour into three smaller bottles
one for the dresser. one for the
ba throom and third for the
kitchen shelf over the sink.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14
RETURNING HER PICTURES

Dear Mrs. Post: Last year. in
answer to his continuous asking. /
gave a boy l had known only
several months a very beautiful
portrait picture of myself to take
back to college. This boy would
have liked to have me 20 out with
no one else but him. and when I
refuced to concentrate on one man.
he stopped coming to see me. I
would like very much TO have this
picture back as It was expensive
and could use 1t to give-believe
1t or not - to my grandmother.
May ! write TO him and ask TO
have It returned?
Answer: Ordinarily It is not pos
sible to ask for the return Of a
gift, but under the circumstances,
II you are no longer even friends.
I think you might write him a note
and ask him for the picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14
RETURNING HIS PRESENTS


Dear Mrs. Post: During the three
years ! saw one man regularly
talthough not engaged officially
he gave me many presents. such
rs a wrist watch. travelling clock,
necklace. luggage to match my set,
and other equally handsome gifts.
We have now parted company. and
I wonder II you think these items
should be returned to him. Natu-
rally. everything Is partially worn
out. There is no ring to return.
Answer: When an engagement is
broken Git does not matter whether
or not 1t was publicly announced)
any present of jewelry--psrticular-
~ the engagement rings return
ed. but other presents are not. II
any OF the presents were given TO
you because IL was his belief that
you would be his wife. your own
sense Of fairness would Of course
suggest that you return these.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-14

AU1UkHU \MAN4
Dear lfiss Grey: Do you think
= yuung man has = right to boss
lie gin ~ goes with-especialiy
obpnt the way che uses makeup;
I lfke red fingernails but the boy
I 20 with has = '.fit" every time
I put colorsd polish on my nails.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
CHINO VAR E
CON Ell PUGIL MEXICANO
AL MANRIQUE

FL empresario de Benjamin
Field, Frank LaMarQue, anun-
clio aver haber contratado a Chi
no Alvarez, de esta ciudad, para
que pelee ell dia 2 de JUNO con ell
mejicano AL Manriqre. En- Ell
mismo programa, y en- la misma
noche, Cliff Greenwood, de Sa-
fasota, Sc batira con Johnny
Dean, copanero de establo de Al
Manfredo.
Estima ell empresario que el
publico sabra apreciar ell hecho
de que Sc trata de dos pleas de
primer orden en- lugar d una.
Greenwood da la revancha a
Dean y Alvarez promote que a.
costara a su rival en- los prime
ros asaltos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Maria de las Nieves, hacienda
un esfuerzo mortal, sec6 su liam
to.
Urgfa encontrar la carta de
Miguel de Guzman y las dos mu-
jeres b~ajaron al e~ntresuelo del
hotel.
Pero, como va sabemos, no DO
dian encontrarla, Y en- vaAo re-
gistraron muebles y cajones.
sorprender a su esposa en- ell mo-
Espantadas, temiendo que Ia
carta hubiese caido en- manos de
Isidoro, que disimulara para
mento de marcharSe, volvieron
a subir al piso principal.
Pero esta vez sc dirigieron a
las habitaciones de la muier del
diplomatico.
Sc encerraron de nuevo.
Z Maria de las Nisves pedob!6
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

mas Maria !-exclam6 luego, ele
vando las manos al cielo-. No
puedo mas, bien 10 sabe Dios t..
iY ahora, esa carta!...
5iBien, tranqrilizate!.. L.. Aho
ra la buscaremos... Pero dejame,
antes, que rompa estas tan te-
rribles... iLas he leido la que me
escribias a mi, que me ha estre-
mecido de pena y de horror, Ia
de tus pobres padres, la de Isido-
ro!... iAnda, anda, mujer, deja
me que las rompa! L.. Ahora bus
caremos la de Nigel.
MARIA, perd6name adn!...
Estoy loca, loca de dolor!
isl, estas local. Pero es
precise no deiarse veneer por Ia
locura... 70 te salvare adn, 70
te salvare a pesar tuyo!... Ven
conmigoi
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

BILE, Maria, por Dios! -. Yo,
que habia notado en- ii algo ex-
trano desde que me dijiste que
habias visto a Miguel, me he de-
dicado esta tarde a revolver en-
los muebles. va YES que he re-
gistrado tambien tn boudoir. Pc
70 10 he hecho, iha sido IN mi
lagrol, porque escribiendo a Pc
dro, he Querido yer la carta de
Miguel, que yo guardaba en- tn
es~critorio, en- un cofrecillo de
Toledo. MARIA, Maria, que ho-
rrible! e. Isl til no la has cogi-
do, sabe Dios ad6nde ha lido a
parar! iY aun I'll proyectabas
marcharte, para Armenian mi
angustia!... Mujer, mujer!,..
Maria de las Nieves r dobl6
su Hanto.
-iNo puedo mas, no puedo
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

su llant6.
EStoy perdida !-gemia-.
70 me quiero morir!
i Maria, por Dios!... No d.
gas locuras. To misma compli-.
cas- tn drama por falta de sere-
nidad. iPor que no has contado
conmigo, para resolver tambien
ahora tn situaci6n?
mo Sc trata de mi, no So,
trata de mi va, Maria Use trata
de salvar a mi hijo!... Miguel ha
e5tado en- FL Plantio, como sa-
ces. Y al volver, me ha hablado
aei aoandono en- que vive nues-
tro hiJo. No puedo mas, Ma
ria! Por ESQ intentaba marchar-
me. iPor ESQ me marcharel
-Mujer, por Dios!... iPero te
ooStnas en- tn locura?...
ISL 81, 6eisme marchar L.,
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

que la ahogaba, brot6 de su bo-
ca en- una catarata que la estre-
mecia de pies a cabeza,
-iLlora, mujer, llora en- mi
-dijo entonces Maria de la
Cruz, acercandose a ella y abra-
candida; flora arrepentida
lCuando tie cuente 10 que he des-
cubierto, te horrorizaras de 10
que ibas a hacer!
-SQue has descrbierto?-in-
quiri6 la amante de Guzman, ,e
vantando la cabeza.
ii Una cosa HORRIBLE lTd me
has cogido la carta de Miguel?
lNo!-repuso Maria de las
Nieves sin poder evitar un estre-
mecimiento.
-iPues me la han quitado!
1Como?
-iAh, til no sabes que horri-
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
victoriano Manteiga, Editor
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DEPORTES
TONY GALENTO INICTARA
HOY SUS EJERCICIOS
Visit6 ell ~CampGmemto de Nova

New York, mayo 25.-Tony
Galento, ell emperador de los pd-
giles bebedores de cerveza, en-
pezara hoy sus ejercicios para la
pelea del dia % de JUNO, en- el
Estadio de los Yankees, frente
al campe6n Jose Luis.
Ell gladiator del pecho abarri-
lado visit6 aver ell campamento
de Lou Nova, sin invitacion, y
hubo de provocar la ira del jo-
ven de California y su manager.
Despues de que la irritation
Sc calm6, DOS Toneladas" Ga
lento predijo que Lou pondrfa a
dormir a csc "bulto" que Sc lie
ma Baer.
Nova hizo ejercicios con Jorge
Brescia y Jimmy Smith y Ga
lento lie vic. Todos los movimien-
to del italiano de Orange fueron
entertainments vigilados por Ray
Carlen, director del california
no.
Los ejercicios diarios del u.s.
pirante a campe6n Sc efectua-
ran a las tres de la tarde, Sc.
gun la noticia dada por Joe ia,
cobs, en- la esquina de las aveni
das Tercera y Ocean.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
Con ell bate, la Mascota y los E~spejuelos
(Por Tira a Cuarta)

Sc "encaramaron" los Caba-
Heres Leales en- ell primer lrgar
de la Liga Y 10 hicieron limpia-
mente, jugando a la pelota como
Dios manda.
No Sc en- 10 que habra queda-
do Ia ''bronquita" del domingo
pero 81 tergo la certeza de que
81 la Liga no corta de raiz ESQ.,
escandalitos, mas desagrada5les
incidentes surgiran en- los dias
del verano.
lsa clase de espectaculo en- TN
parlue de la ciudad, del pue-
blo?"
Cuando un director, llamado
a tener ecranimidad pierde los
estribos como Casares 10 hizo,
Sque podra pedirse a los subor-
dinados en- punto a orden y cor
dura?
FL NAL debe cortarse ahora,
de modo que haya respeto, COM
pleto respeto, para los arbitros
y ell pGblico.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
La Gaceta Folletin No. 253
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE.

i Maria, Maria les horri-
bic 10 que proyectabas hacerl. .
iMarcharte de esta casa! So. "A
bandonarnos a todos para STEM
pre- iTu casa, tn marido, tn ia
milia esos pobres padres tuyos,
que, sin serlo, Sc merecen que
los quieras tanto o mas que 81 te
hubiesen dado la vida ... IA
mi, que tie quiero como a una
hermana, a mi hijita, a mi po-
bre Pedro, que te adora tambien
Y no tie encontraria cuando vuel-
va con nosotrosl -. Maria, Ma
iPor Dios, por Diosl...
tQue locurs te ha dado?.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
Maria de las Nieves la a ne-

Maria de las Moves iba a ne
gar, iba a intentar una Ultima
resistencia, una Ultima lucha
Pero la madre de Celia lie cor
to la palabra, con un gesto i'm
perioso, diciendo:
-iNo niegues, no te canses !
No me mientas mas a mi, que
quisiera verte tan sincera!.. =.
Mira 10 que la Providencia, que
vela por II, me ha hecho encon-
trar en- tn boudoir, Marital
Y la esposa de NGnez Sc sae6
del pecho las tres cartas que Ma
ria de las Moves habia eScrito
en- la noche del domingo.
La mujer de Borgona baj6 la
cabeza.
Y en- seguida, un sollozo hoyri
bic, espantoso, Ell sollozo que es-
taba contepiendo tsntos dias y
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
Ell CABALIO BLUE PETER
GANO Ell DERBY INGLES

Londres, mayo 25.-E caba-
Ito "Blue Peter, propiedad de
Lord Rosebery, gan6 aver Ell
Derby ingles en- presencia de
medic million de personals. Era
ell favorito en- la arrancada de z
a 2.
Fox Cub finaliz6 en- segundo
lugar y Heliopolis en- tercero.
Los dos caballos americanos
inscriptos en- un campo de rs, Sc
quedaron rezagados. Ell vence-
dor hizo Ell recorrido en- 2 minu-
tos SO AS segundos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Bowman dej6 a los Dodgers
en- 9 hits, mientras su novena,
con 10 hits, anotaba seis carre-
ras y srperaba al team de Larry
MacPhail. La derrcta lie cores
pondi6 a Vito Tamulis, que sal
to en- ell sexto. La sustituyeron e.
"gordo" Fitzsimmons y Casey.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e; Pitts
burgh &c 10h De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
LIGA AMERICANA

Dejados en- siete hits por Paul
Trout, los Yankees fueron derro-
tados aver por los Tigres. Fue
La primera derrota de los neo-
yorquinos en- Is desafios. Fe-
rrel cargo con la desventura.
Charley Gehringer bate6 de jon
IRON en- ell primer inning.
Detroit &c, 1l0h, De; New York
1c, III, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

crtiva por cuenta de los Gigan-
ties con Paul Derringer de pitch
er. Harry Humbert salt6 del
box en- Ell quinto inning. Nc
Cormick bate6 de "jonrr6n".
New York DC 5h De; Cincin-
natl &c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
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La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Curt Davis cerr6 ell puerto q
las Abejas y las dejo en- blanca y
con 7 hits. Alfonso Lopez no jul
GO, desempenando su posici6n el
catcher Mast. Fre la sexta victo-
ria de Davis en- 10 que va de TEN
porada y tambien la sexta conse-
cutiva de los Cardenales.
Boston DC, III, lie; San Luis &c
&c, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Hudlin limit6 a los Medias Ro
jas a cuatro hits, mientras los
Indios pegaban IL y CANADIAN Ell
partido. Wilson y Heving actua-
ron por los derrotados.
Cleveland &c, 11h, 2e; Boston
&c, All, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Claudio Passau y Larry French
sostuvieron un duelo y la victo-
ria lie TOGO a este, aunque la Da-
tearon IL hits, cuatro mas de los
pegados a Passeau.
Filadelfia &c, 11h, lie; Chica-
go &c, IN, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

novenas sehallaban empatadas
pero en- este Ginning ell Chica-
90 hizo tres carreraS.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Filadelfia
1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Sabemos que en- ell Cfrculo Gu
bano lie han ~prometido a Charles
Garcia organizarle una NANTES
taci6n para ell dia de 81 primera
victoria.
Les cubanos, maestros zen
jarle dulce a la pelota", en- ell
parque de Cuscaden son muy de-
centitos, pero en- punto a ba-
tear. -.
Hay "que echar goletas' en-
direction del primer presto.
La -ven1 "apachurrada" de
Charles tiene qre hacer algo
para que ell "s6tano" no la aplas-
te por complete.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Bateando con gran oportuni-
dad, los Senadores convirtieron
sus Ia hits en- Is carreras, por
cuenta de los Browns. Kramer
perdi6 Ell juego y ell triunfo Sc Il
acredit6 a Chase, que hubo de
reemplazar a Masterson.
San Luis &c, Oh, Sc; Wash
ington Ice, 14h, Be.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Pasamos esta queja al correc-
to Mario Pullara Y a los MEM
bros de la novena de la Unione.
La pelota requiere inteligen-
ella, bondad, sensatez, es decir, 10
que Sc LENA "espiritu deporti-
We.
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Una cartita me dice. "Uno de
los peloteros de Casares, ell pasa-
do domingo, Sc fue de vieja' con
ell p1blico. iPuede ~permitirse
La gaceta., 1939-05-25

Jugaron anoche, en- Filadelfia
los Medals Blancas y los Atleti-
cos. AL empezar Ell octave las dos
La gaceta., 1939-05-25
LA GACETA

FL peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02
8O-Yard Return OF Kickoff Gives
WapakOneta 60 Win Over Bluffton

but the six points proved sufficient
to give the visitors a winning mar
gin as every Bluffton attempt begged
down.
After Wapakoneta's lightning scor-
ing thrust in the opening minute,
Bluffton gridders dominated the even-
ing's play, particularly in the second
half, but something always went
wrong to prevent the Pirates from
scoring.
In the closing two periods the Dill
lermen threatened on no less than
five occasions, but fumbles and bad
breaks enabled the Redskins to pro-
tect their slender lead.
Bluffton led in first downs, II to
four, and gained 125 yards from
scrimmage to 120 for the winners.
The Pirtes picked up so yards on
passes, and Wapakoneta got only
five.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02
SHORT SPORTS

of nine which have two victories. =.
Assumption college pulled an upset
last week as Halfback Eddie Suscin-
ski scored two touchdowns to defeat
the Orangemen, IA to g.. Lima
South, this areas other undefeated
football team, defeated Kenton last
week, II to 0. Bowling Green won
over Wittenberg, 10 to 13. Both de-
feated Bluffton collge. -. Bellefon-
taine won over st. Marys, 16 to II in
Western Buckeye League game. ).
Ohio Northern spoiled Capital uni
versity's unbeaten record by edging
the Columbus outfit, 6 to O last week.
Mt. Cory lost to Van Buren, 25 to 6,
and Rawson defeated Arcadia, 13 to
6, in last weeks Hancock county
league tits. :. Lima Central defeated
Van Vert, Is to T.. .Tiffin Junior
Home is again showing strength and
turned back FindIay 19 to 13. ;. Leip-
sic lost to Carey last week, 20 to 0,
as Halfback Heck scored seven touch
downs.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02
Nations Second Highest Scorer To
Play Against College Here Saturday

be facing one of their stiffest as
signments of the year in the tilt
with the Hoosiers.
Both Bluffton and Manchester de-
feated Defiance, but there was quite
a difference in the scores.
Bluffton topped the Yellow Jackets
last Saturday, Is to z, while Man
chester early in the fall rolled up
IL points in tilt with the same
team.
Bluffton has been growing consist
emily stronger as the season progress
sed, however, and altho there is little
chance that the eBavers may top the
visitors, hard-fought, closely con-
tested game is anticipated.
1t will be Bluffton's second home
appearance of the year, and in the
other tilt here grid followers saw a
Purple aggregation that has plenty
of fight and the will to win.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02
College Eleven Spoils Defiance
Homecoming By Winning; 1877 Score

turned in some fancy broken field
running to score.
It was not long until the Purple
eleven counted again, Hunsbarger
climaxing a sustained march down
the field when he bucked over from
the three-yard stripe. Neither try
for point after touchdown was sue
cessful.
Defiance's passing attack put the
Yellow Jackets in scoring position
in the second period, and Zoliner
made his teams lone touchdown
when he plunged over from the one
yard line. Knepper caught a pass
for the extra point to keep the
home team in a threatening position.
Headsup football gave Bluffton its
third touchdown in the fourth
stanza. Defiance had the ball on
their own 15, and when they set
up the old sleeper play the Yellow
Jackets attempted to cross up Bluff
ton by passing to a man on the oppo-
site side of the field.
Mclaughlin, playing rowing CEN
ter, was alert enough to spot the
play, however, and he intercepted
the heave and ran unmolested for
the score to again give his team a
safe lead.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02
High School Viii
Play BeilefOntair,e

Bluffton High gridders will try to
break six-game losing streak, and
at the same time chalk up a victory
in Western Buckeye League play,
when they journey to Bellefontaine
this Friday night.
Bellefontaine has three wins in
circuit play, and the teams only loss
was to Celina's fast travelling crew
by a to score.
In other league games Bellefon-
taine has beaten Wapakoneta, Van
Vert and st. Marys. In last weeks
clash the Chieftans edged st. Marys
16 to IL.
Bluffton has lost every league
start thus far, but last week the
Pirates showed vast improvement
and with any luck at all this week
Bluffton will have chance against
the Logan county crew.
It will be the Dillermen's next to
the last game, the closing contest
of the season to be played here on
Nov. 10, with Lima Shawnee as the
opponent.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1939-11-02

When Manchester colleges grid
ders meet Bluffton college at Har-
mon field this Saturday afternoon,
local football enthusiasts will have
a chance to see the nations second
highest grid scorer in action.
Don Liebrum, captain and quarter
back of the Manchester team, is
pushing Tom Harmon, the Univers-
ity of Michigan's backfeld ace, for
top scoring honors in the country
at present, and for several weeks Lieb-
rum topped all others in the country
in the number of points made.
After last Saturdays games, Har-
mon took the lead with 73 points,
but Liebrum has total of 66, and
he is in a position to overtake the
Wolverine ace should he break loose
against Bluffton.
Manchester will bring a powerful
team here, and the Burckymen will
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uncle of Mrs. Huber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips call
ed Sunday afternoon on Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Younkman of Beaverdam.
Mr.. Earl Winegardner and Miss
Estel Younkman and Mrs. Mark
limerick and daughter Martha 10
called Sunday on Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Althauser
called Sunday afternoon on Mrs.
Hattie Althauser of Upper Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Scoles and
son and Miss Ruth Scoles were
Sunday afternoon callers of Norval
Scoles and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hess and
family were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Lily Fett and Miss Nellie Huber.
Sunday callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Huber and family were: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Montgomery and
family, Prof. and Mrs. H. E. Huber
and son and Mrs. Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lugibihl and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Zerbe were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lugibihl. Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Amstutz of Pandora
called Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Jennings and
family were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Brauen and family, Hiram Reich
enbach, Billie Hirschfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Avery Watt and family, Mr..