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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
Fine Field Opens
Eastern Net Meet

HYE. n. Y.-one Of the finest
fields in history OF the annual
Eastern Grass Court Tennis cham
pionships takes to the courts to-
day in Il matches which will COM
plete the second round brackets on
both the mems and women's de-
partments.
OF the seeded players, only two
men and one woman have seen
action. Third-seeded frankie
Parker of Pasadena, Calf, runner
up to Bobby Riggs of Chicago
here a year ago. marched past
Leonard Hartman of New York
Saturday. 81, 60, and reached
the third round yesterday with a
6-3. 60 victory over Robert Ker.
dasha of Woodcliff. N. ]. Bryan
CBitsy) Grant of Atlanta, Ga.
seeded eighth. reached the seconc
round with an easy 60. 6-1 VIII
over William Clothier Of Phila
delphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
Guldahl Pockets
Milwaukee Cash

MILwAUkEE-It takes more
than golf shots to win an open
championship. With little of that
extra something, Johnny Bulla of
Chicago would be the great name
In golf today-instead of a no
torious morning glory.
Bulla can make shots with
the best In the business, but
he can't hold n lead. At "a
holes In Milwaukee's first
$4,000 open yesterday, Bulla
had set n new Professional
Golfers association record for
that distance-le7 strokes.
Three hours later. Big Ralph
Guldahl Of Chicago pocketed 81. 200
in first prize money, Ed (Porky)
Oliver of Hornell, N. Y. had $3.50
for second place, Sammy snead.
Shawnee-on-Delaware. Pa. picked
up $3.50 for third and the best
Bulla landed was 1878 for fourth
place tie with Ben Hogan of White
Plains, N. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06

The Pioneer league baseball
clubs knocked off" tonight to
enable the cream of the crop TO
participate in the annual north
and south all-star game at Boise.
The southern team composed of
players from Pocatello, Salt Lake
and Ogden will meet the northern
team. victors last year, composed
of players from Boise, Twin Falls
and Idaho Falls.
Tony Robello. manager of
the league-leading Salt Lake
Bees, viii take charge of the
soufherners while Andy Har-
rington. who pilots the second
Mace Boise team. win lead the
northern team The ali-star
players consist of five players
from each team In the league.
Sunday, the Idaho Falls Russets
and salt Lake Bees split a double
header before 1000 fans at Idaho
Falls, The Bees. with Mel Ristau
on the mound, COPIED the opener
2 In /. but the Robellomen took a
1s 10 8 sheilacking In the night
can. The Bees hold seven-game
league lead.
ogden hammered out q ID to :
victory over Boise. and moved into
fourth place over the Pocateiio
Cardinals. who dropped a twin nill
to Twin Falls, 2 to and 5 to l.
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Spokane Team Wins
State Legion Title

SHELTON, Wash.-Spokane to-
day held the State Junior Ameri-
can Legion Baseball championship.
The champions beat Shelton twice,
SO. and I'll in the finals.
In the opener. Wally Pgosser
hurled two-hit ball for the win
ners, while Bob Crowley limited
Shelton to five hits In the night
cap. Shelton failed to score until
the last inning of the second
game.
The win gave Spokane shot
at regional playoffs at Miles City.
Mont, later this month.
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Bob Feller Halls Yanks,
Red Sox Defeat Tigers.
Reds and Dodgers Split

IN the opener
The only National league team
that could win = double bill was
Pittsburgh which isn't going any
place anyway. Frankie Frisch's
team slugged the Phlllies twice,
81 and 50.
The Reds had another stormy
day IN Boston. just managing TO
get an even break with the Bees.
After Bucky Walters had lost the
opener, SO. to Dick Erickson,
the Reds slugged out II hits TO
win the nightcap, 1873. and pro-
tect their 61z game lead.
The Dodgers gained an even
break with the Cubs In = fly
Ing finish. The Cubs won the
first game. lis and the
Dodgers took a rs decision
over Claude Passeau In the
nightcap.
Hal Schumacher broke his run
of hard luck by pitching the Giants
to a 81 triumph over the cardi-
mails but the effort was too much
for Terry's team which dropped
the nightcap, 6-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
Port Townsend Man
Wins Annual Derby

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash.--A
3e-pound, 12-ounce fish won the
weekend port Townsend salmon
derby for Grant Costier OF this
city.
First prize, a new automobile.
went TO the victor.
Runners-up were NJ. Z. Mimi
han Of Irondale. with 20 pound,
2 ounce fish; William Cotterill,
2s-s; Howard Knutzen 26-12. and
Fred ]. Bailer. 76-5. All except
Ninnihan were local men
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Qualified to Speok

Dear Met The other night listened to DIR. II. C. Nickel
state game commissioner discuss the controversial sit
uaon among local and adjacent hunters relative to the
Especial privilege hunting conditions in the country
and have hunted this section together and you
already familiar with the setup that is causing much
"heat'
CCC road from sones cabin to Eatonve which road cuts
through the heart Of this fine grouse and deer country
and the general public kept out unless they walk the many
miles.
This to head recently
intention all
hunting for indefinite period
And say a
for his stand and whole-heared support
He doubt seeswha thinking opportunity
sportsmen relative the hunting privileges" this section;
put a needed piece conservation Legislation
This section regular
hunters for the 20 and
the grouse kill in Pierce countyhas yielded its share
years it has. hunters
from Ashford Nashville Mineral Eatonve Ebe
Seattle; through
situation life concerned becoming
believe in all fairness, that am qualified to give an
opinion game and bird life in the section because have
patroled all this country In question, both game
warden and later state Granger and fire warden
Back in 1s2e7se used estimate kill
opening the vicinity Of soners cabin 800
And that ratio proportion to the number of hunters out each
day. kept up right through the
We used to raise them focks like
don't think there opening day
speaks for itself This grand upland bird country sadly
restand at least grouse crops
yet game In country withstood
pressure predaors country
hawks forget-man $
dator of ALL He kills everything MISUNDERSTANDING
When Charlie ston was on our game force with 1927
had him coyotes
every way of privileged
few who kew those gates used to be strong
making q refuge this
doubt will oppose this plan of
raising boarding hunting dogs practically
dependent Iving-and power to him
fellow and would
(More Tuesday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
City Ball Loop
In Home Stretch

Rolling down the final stretch
of the 1910 City league season,
GMC Trucks and Cammarano
Brothers meet at Lincoln bowl on
Monday night to start an eight
game week. The Truck boys want
to reach first place and win
over the Bottlers will send them
within a half game of the league
leading Johnsonites. Game time
is 7 o'clock.
George Marshall pitched three
hit ball on Saturday night to give
the GMC team 4 to 2 decision
over Smelter local The loss prac-
tically eliminated the Ore Workers
from playoff competition.
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Hershberger Body
Hon1eWord Bound

BosTOS-The body Of willard
Mckee Hershberger, 2s-year-old
Cincinnati Reds catcher, who took
his life here Saturday. was sent
yesterday 10 vistalia, Cal, near
his Three Rivers home, where
funeral services probably VIII be
held later this week. His widowed
mother, a Three Rivers postoffice
employe. was his only survivor.
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LET'S All Remember :. I.
METCALF

LET'S All Remember q. i. this -.
You Tacoma grid fans who have major
league professional football game have that
chance
The contest
{, with a noble thought in mind
Every cent of profit bringing wadden European
children refugees
and security until the terrible nightmare of Europe
4 finished
cause?
The tiny offsprngs Of the rich
comfortably fixed who belong
the residne of who lack
finances to their happier skies life
know will and hope Tacoma grid fans
by the hundreds buy their tickets that and extend
the affection consideration dangs
land Of making understanding
You'll a grid game fighting
posts the starring
like football you'll regret being ringsd
but most OF all will eontenment frightened
childish eyes that Is what
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a aat sa for rettermever IN q ninth IN
SPOKANE

Runs batted in. Alden. McGinnis.
Stewart Jolley. Roche. Mccormack.
Sickle 3. Fettermeyer. Martinez 3,
Falconi. Windsor Samhammer. Or
teig: two-base hits. Orteig, Stewart.
Jolley, Windsor: three-base hits.
Alden, Martinez: sacrifice. Kershaw:
double plays. Sickle to McGinnis to
Falconi 2: left ON bases. Vancouver
6. Spokane 8: bases on balls. off Ker-
shaw 2. Fettermeyer 4. Windsor 4:
struck out, BY Windsor 2. Kershaw q
Fettermeyer 2: hits. off Kershaw. 8
in innings. 7 runs. wild pitches.
Windsor 2; losing pitcher. Kershaw;
time of game. 2;05; umpires. Moran
and Clabaugh.
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xBatted for Gay in sixth.
xxBatted for Fleming in eighth.
sail Dleso ........... 23l OOO OOO-o
Hollywood .......... 0l0 0o4 000--5
Losing pitcher, Osborne; innings
pitched, Osborne u, Bithorn l. Gay
a. Fleming 2: at bat, off Osborne
3, Bithorn z. Gay is. Fleming 8; hits,
off Osborne 2. Bithorn 4, Gay 4,
Fleming o, runs scored off. Osborne
2, Bithorn 3, Gay /: runs responsible
for, Newsome 3. Osborne 2, Bithorn
3. Gay /; struck out. Newsome 1;
bases on balls. off Newsome 4, Os-
borne 2, Gay 4; left on bases. San
Diego 8, Hollywood g; three-base
hits. Patchett, Stewart: two-base hits,
Brenzei, Hoover. Uhalt. Herman: runs
batted in. Haslin 2, Patchett, Stewart.
Mcdonald, Brenzel 2. Newsome. Cis-
sell. Herman. Rothrock. sacrifice,
Sperry; double plays. Stewart to Nc
Donald. Hoover to Cissell to Gay.
Sperry to Mcdonald, Sperry to Mes
ner to Mcdonald. Mesner to Sperry
to Mcdonald.
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State Semi-Pro
Title 10 Gibsons

WALL.A WAL.LA-The Seattle
Gibsons today took home the 1910
Washington State Semi-Pro Base
ball title by virtue of a AZ win
over walls walla Jsycees.
The Jaycees entered finals by
beating the Everett weyerhaeu-
sers SIS.
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Totals
PORTLAND

Ith Nus, z runs OF Specie IN eight:
losing pitcher. Specie: runs respon-
sible for. Specie 2: struck out. Specie
7, Thomas Q. bases on balls. Thomas
8: stolen base. Lowery; two-base hits
Mayo. Hernandez. Novikoff: left on
bases. Los Angeles Z. Portland 9; sac
rifice, Hawkins: runs batted IN. Novi-
koff. Moore: double play. Hawkins to
Marshall; umpires. Doran and Fam
ming; time. "a.
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Horny Todd Victor

Curly-haired Harry Todd reigned
today as the 1910 champion Of the
Broadmoor Invitation Golf tour
nament.
Unmindful of a blazing sun and
a big gallery which swarmed the
greens and fairways, the Dallas.
Texas. sharpshooter belted his way
to the title yesterday by defeating
Earle Berryhill of Sapulpa. Okla.
6 and 4
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Innings pitched. Stutz Al: at bat.
off Stutz 40; hits. off STUFF 8: runs
scored. off Stutz 4: runs responsible
for. Stutz 8, Wilkie /, Jensen /;
struck out, by Wilkie 2, Jensen 3:
bases ON balls. off Stutz, 8, Jensen
e. left on bases. Seattle z, San Fran
cisco 4. two-base hits. Archie 2, Fain,
Stutz, Barrett: runs batted in,
Stutz. Gyselman g.. Campbell, Me
mice. sacrifice. Gyselman; stolen
Niemiec Archie, Niemiec Schuster-
Archie. Wright Fain; losing pitcher,
Stutzi time. las; umpires. Powell
and Edwards.
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Epperly 7: struck out, webber 2. Ep-
perly 0: bases on balls. off Webber 0.
Epperly 3. wild pitch, Epperly: passed
balls. Botelho 2. left on bases. san
Francisco 4. Seattle a: home runs.
Barrett. White: two-base hit. White:
runs batted in. Barrett. White. Gysel-
man 2. Schuster. Niemiec 2: sacri-
fees. Archie, Vanni players walking.
Archie. Schuster. kearse: time, 20;
umpires. Edwards and Powell
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Balk, Dumler. runs responsible for
kralovich 3. Dumler s: struck out. by
kralovlch 8, Dumler 8: bases on
oalls, kralovich 3. Dumler 4. wild
pitches, 2: passed ball, Williams.
left on bases, Wenatchee Q. Salem q:
nome run. Lightner: two-base hits.
Iraxler, Petersen. Griffiths: runs BAT.
teu IN, Lightner 2. Escobar. Petersen.
Griffiths 2, Ratio. Volpi TRAILER:
time OF game, 1;50; umpires, Cole
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston SO, Cincinnati 3-12.
Chicago 11-6, Brooklyn 81, Sec
ond game, eleven innings.
New York 3-3. st. Louis 2-6.
Pittsburgh 6-6, Philadelphia Ia
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Second Camel
SAN DIEGO
........2o 8
HOLLYWOOD

Balk. Ardizoia: runs responsible for,
Ardizoia 2. Thomas /: struck out,
by Thomas S. Ardizoia /: bases on
balls off Ardizoia 2: hit by pitcher,
Sperry by Ardizoia: left on bases.
San Diego 9. Hollywood 8: two-base
hits. before. Sperry, runs batted in,
Jensen. before 2. Uhalt: sacrifices,
Uhalt, Mcdonald. Patchett. stolen
base. Hoover; double PLAYS, Mesner 10
Mcdonald, Sperry to Mcdonald; time
of game, 1:15; umpires. Engeln, Hood
and Mazzeo.
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OAKLAND

Innings pitched. by Schmidt 4s:
at bat. off Schmidt "a hits. off
Schmidt 10; runs scored. off Schmidt
5; runs responsible for, Schmidt 4
Buxton 0; struck out. by Schmidt 4.
Buxton s. Gabler /: bases on balls.
off Buxton /; hit by pitcher. Dunn
bv Schmidt: wild pitch, Buxton;
two-base hit. Christopher: runs bat
ted in, Chapman. Gudat, Christie
pher e.
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(Second Camel
WENATCHEr

Runs Responsible for, Hawkins l.
struck out by Brewer S, by Hawkins
= bases on balls. off Hawkins S: mn
oy pitcher. Hawkins by Brewer: left
on oases Wenatchee 4. Salem 8: two
oase hits. Williams Escobar. run
oatted in. Harris. sacrifice hits. shinn
z, Lightner. stolen base Knoll.
double play, Griffiths 70 Knoll TO
Harris; time Of game, ia: urnpires.
Nenezich and Cole.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston z. Detroit 3.
Cleveland 3. New York 1.
Washington Al. Chicago 30.
81. Louis So. Philadelphia A..
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PORTLAND

Run responsible Tor. Slime /. struck
out. Hilcher 4: bases on balls, Hill
cher /. Stine s. stolen base. Lowery:
two-base hit. Slime: sacrifices. Mar
shall 2: run batted in. Rosenberg:
left on bases. Los Angeles 5. Port
land 7: hit by pitcher. Slime /: UNI
pires. Tanning and Doran. time. .23.
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sIfIke-outs. bases on balls OF
Eisenmann. z strike-outs. base on
balls off Koupal Eisenmann respon-
sible for runs. Koupal responsible
for ! run; left on bases, Yakima 2,
Tacoma 2; home runs, Reese. Bren-
ner; three-base hit. Bliss two-base
hit, Baer; runs batted in, Reese.
Bliss. Baer. Firpo. Brenner: stolen
bases, Stamper Hartman q. double
play. Mcknight to Stamper to Reese:
time. 1897; umpires, Nelson and
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
Seattle TT, San Francisco IL.
Los Angeles 20. Portland OIL.
Oakland As. Sacramento 1-2.
San Diego 6-3. Hollywood 81.
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Home Club Loses Ground
L, League league Pennant Chase
Spokane Twice Defects Vancouver.
Senators Win Poir from Wenotchee

Tscoma's Tigers divided a
double-headcr with the Yakima
Pips at Athletic park last night.
losing the opener. IL TO 4, but
winning the nikhtcap. to 3.
Meanwhile, Spokane apparently
had pulled out of its tailspin and
increased its lead over Tacoma
TO two and one-hah games. The
Indians walloped Vancouver twice
yesterday. So. 1873.
Salem, too. returned to its old
form by twice rapping the tail-end
Wenatchee Chiefs. Ga, 10.
The Pips had their heavy
artillery working In the open
ing game against the Tigers.
They shelled three Tiger
pifchers-Milt Cadinha, Sand
strom and Isellte for IL hits
Cadinha received credit for
the loss. Carl Mcconnell
hurled for the visitors, allow
Ing seven blngles.
Lou Koupal, veteran hurler
pitched Tacoma to victory in the
second game. The old-timer gave
up but three hits in eight innings
Originally scheduled for seven lin
nings. 1t wasn't until the eighth
that the Tigers could push across
the winning run.
1t came when Bill Bremen hit q
homer. He cracked one in the first
game, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

NEW YORK-When IT rains, II
pours. The Yanks know It now.
Everything they do seems to be
wrong.
The latest Yankee setback that
hurt was Bob Feller's shit, 81
victory over the former Bronx
Bombers yesterday before 42.407
IN Cleveland. The loss left the
Yanks in fifth place, nine games
from the top.
As the Red Sox beat the Tigers,
behind Lefty Grove, 10. the In
dians moved within half a game
of the league lead.
Washington shelIacl<ed the
White Sox twice, as 10 IN
nings) and 10. Doubles by
Lewis and Travis won the
opener and Ken Chase's shit
pitching captured the night
cap.
The Browns swept pair from
the Athletics. Sd and o.. Homers
by Berardino. Heffner and Cliff
accounted for four ST. Louis runs
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Cadinha: 8 strikeouts. bases on
balls, off Mcconnell: hits. 7 runs. 4
strike-outs. bases on balls off
Cadinha In 81 innings: 1 hits, 4
runs. l strike-out by Sandstrom IN
A. innings; Wild pitches. McCon--
nell. Sandstrom 2: left on bases.
Yakima 6. Tacoma Is; home runs,
Bliss, Younker. Bremen; two-base
hits, Evans. nker, Reese,
Weigandt. O'Brien 2; runs batted In.
Bliss 4. Younker 3, Reese. Weigandt.
Evans, Garretson 2. Bremen 2. sacri-
rifice, Bliss; stolen bases. Reese 2;
time, 2.22; umpires. Clarke. and Nell
SIM
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Coast Ball in Boxes

bases on balls. off Pippen /. Judd 2:
wild pitch. Judd: three-base hit,
Lyman; runs batted in. Boiling. Iy-
man 2. Luby; double plays. Handley
to Boiling. Handley 70 Williams TO
Boiling, erik TO Handley.
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Afternoon Game
Totals

Vancouver $500. Dol 100 600 2 l
Runs batted in. Martinez. Stewart,
Jolley 2. Edy: two base hits. Sickle;
home runs, Jolley. Edy: left on bases.
Vancouver g. Spokane 4; base on
balls. off Merrill 4: struck out. by
Reid 4: wild pitch, Merrill: passed
balls, Crandall: time of game. ! AS;
umpires, Clabaugh and Moran.
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fEsTEknAf's RESULTS
Tacoma -, Yakima 11-3.
Vancouver 20. Spokane 5-I3.
Salem 6-1, Wenatchee 40.
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Studs Twice
Whip Seals
In Series
Now Hold l7SSume
Lead in Pacific
Coost League
by UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers today were
galloping along II games ahead
Of the Pacific Coast league and
II began to look a. though nothing
but an epidemic of broken arms
could keep them from capturing
the 1910 pennant.
The Rainiers made IT five in a
row over San Francisco in the
Sunday doubleheader.
Seattle took its closing pair from
San Francisco with duplicate
scores: I'll, I'll.
Oakland snapped out Of a long
slump and nipped Sacramento. Al
and 81.
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The Los Angelenos stubbed

The Los Angelenos stubbed
their toes on the Portland
doormat and could only split a
doubleheader. The Angels
won the opener. 20 but Port
land ended a I3-game losing
streak by taking a tight night
cap. 10, In the first overtime
inning. Walt Hilcher got the
win, Lee Slime the loss, each
allowing four hits.
San Diego took two from Holly
wood. The Padres had a close
call in winning the first. 6-5, as a
four-run Hollywood rally just
failed to tie the score. San Diego
took the windup, 81.
Sacramento goes to San Fran
cisco this week. Oakland to Seat
tie, Hollywood to Portland and
San Diego to Los Angeles.
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The
Nndnas

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
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First Camel
SACR AMRNTn
OAKLAND

Totals ......-.S so
a Batted for Ogrodowski.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-05-23

Wade, Clarksburg, director of chill
dren's work, West Virginia conference,
Methodist church, was in charge of the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Opel and family, of
Lambert, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Zimmerman and Mrs. Ellen Mckenzie,
Uniontown, Pa, recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Morris, Ohiopyle,
Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
L. Huff last week.
James Blocher, Munhall, Pa, visited
his father, V. Llewellyn Blocher, re-
Gently.
Joshua Messersmith, Hagerstown,
returned home after visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Lucretia Messersmith, who IS
nearing her oath birthday, at the
home of his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Livengood.
James C. Frame and son Jimmy,
and Miss Grace Dooley, Kingwood, w.
Va, visited his wife and infant daugh-
ter Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Frames parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. U.
Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ryland and son
Donald, Washington, D. c., spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lohr. Mrs.
Ryland and Mrs. Lohr are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Edwards and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Simpson motored to
Greensburg, Pa, Monday where Mr..
Simpson has been employed by the
Susquehanna Pipe company on main
tenance road work. His work has
started Immediately.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Stanton and
granddaughter, Joan Bender, were
weekend guests Of Rev. and Mrs. W.
Somerville, at Smithfeld, Va.
Harvey Gortner, Grantsville and B.
Maust, Salisbury, returned from De-
troit. They left here on Wednesday
for Pittsburgh where they joined a
party and at Cleveland took boat for
Detroit They returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Custer, Monroe
Falls, o., returned home Sunday after
spending the previous week here visit
ing his mother, Mrs Simon Orendorf,
and family and his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Bender.
Rodney C. Patton and Quinn Broad
water visited John Baumgarten, Jr.,
at Hagerstown, Sunday.
Leonard Custer has gone to Pitts
burgh where he has been employed.
Mrs. w. H. Miller and daughter,
Martha, visited the formers sister,
Mrs. NJ. D. Reynolds, Johnstown, while
her husband was attending a CCC
camp advisers conference at Indiana,
Pa, during the weekend.
Mrs. 0. H. Yoder is caring for the
four-year-old daughter, Mary Frances,
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Mrs. Emma Speicher, Accident, 70.
turned home after visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. +
Speicher.
Marvin Warwick, son of Postmis-
tress Birdie Warwick, of JENNINGS
who had been connected with Swallow
Falls CCC camp for seven years. left
Monday for Baltimore where he will
be employed in an airplane factory
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Yoder, Cum
berland, while the little girls mother
is a surgical patient at Memorial hos
pital, Cumberland.
Mrs. Joseph Frankberry and son, of
Mt. Savage, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Mckenzie, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Williams, Wash
ington, D. c., came Monday to visit
Mrs. B. T. Keller for several days.
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Brief Mention

The "By-Gosh" tent show is being
held nightly this week at 1880 o'clock
at Community Park under the sponsor
ship of the Grantsville Volunteer Fire