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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Robert j. Mutual
Company candidates for chairman and George
pland Land Mortgage Company and j. Coher
Company. candidates for division secretary
Smith Bisschop. Inc. income property analysts,
Saturday announced the appointment Of Frank F. Hog
ben company saesmanager. Hogben recently sold his
office at 1925 Wyoming He was former
salesmanager Of Andrew l.. Malott Inc Hogben,
member of the Detroit Real Estate Board has been in
the real estate field for 20 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
Local Building
In 194O Tops
.11-Yedr Record
Detroit Ranks
First in State,
Third in Nation

Home building In Detroit las
year reached the highest value anc
volume Levels in II years, n. F.
Ryan. vice president Of Investors
Syndicate. revealed Saturday.
There were AL 4S6 dwelling
units in Detroit on April ! 1910
according 10 the United States
Bureau Of Census. or these 81.
952. or only IS per cent. figures
made available for the first time
by Investors Syndicate indicate
were built between Jan. /, 1881
and March 81, 1910
Detroit" said Ryan IN com
menting on home building IN Ia
Michigan cities. provided new
homes In 1910 for $3.50 people.
gain of 1926. or 81 per cent
over 1899. when new homes were
built for 37.l04 persons. Last
year new housing was provided
for 36.O46 more persons t220.1
per cent than the 1884 total
in 1890.
Population Boost
Population In Detroit, ac-
-rardiRg Ia the 1910 census. rose
from .56S. 662 In 1880 To 1928
452 in 1910. a gain ~ 54.190. or
35 per cent. From 1891 10 1910,
inclusive. homes put mp in De
troit furnished new housing for
1922 people.
"Our company's housing sur
vey Of $40 cities. containing
about 80 per cent Of the nations
population. shows last years
home construction in Detroit
ranked first In Michigan, and
third In list of the ration's
largest cities.
Detroit ranked first In the
state and third in the list 81 "a
leading American cities In num-
her Of homes built In the wears
1881 To 1910. inclusive. The adj
vance in new housing accoumo-
dations last year over l93a
ranked first In Michigan and
second in the big-city list. The
gain in new shelter in 1870 over
that ~ 1880 ranked highe u in
the state and highest In the SD
city group"
The Investors Syndicate survey
shows that new homes put up "
Detroit IN 1910 represented Dc
per cent Of the l0-Naar tcial
Volume peak OF $3.50 came IL
1910 while the low vas in 1893
when only 1850 persons We're fur
niShed with new homes.
Detroit was one Of ~ Michi-
gan cities that provided more
new housing last year than In
1899 and one OF ~ cities In the
state that furnished more new
shelter In 1910 than In 1880"
Ryan concluded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12
q. and n.

Q--Is II practical 10 have
cabinets built In under kitchen
sinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

ident Of The Slavens CONTRACT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Stanford Al
Hoop Bosses
Wins Southern Flag
Fight; Cougars Win

stsnford's basketball team won
the Southern Division Pacific
Coast conference championship
over the week end while Washing
ton state college moved within
easy reach Of the Northern Divis-
ion title
Playoff plans. however, were
still indefinite. Stanford refuses
70 play on the week end of March
IS because Of final examinations
The regular northern division
schedule runs to March s. but
WSC may be able to cancel its
final games if it clinches the title.
Stanford won its ninth victory
in 10 starts Saturday night BY
beating L. c. L. A. Sc TO "a at
Palo Alto
Washington State won its
18th consecutive game. after
dropping its first two. with a
6s-41 drubbing of Washington.
Oregon State nosed ont Ore
gon 24-2S to retain a mathe-
NAUTICAL chance of catching
WSC.
University Of Southern Cali
fornis beat California. 81 to Al,
evening its four game series.
Other Saturday night scores:
San Jose state 81. Nevada az,
Idaho Southern AZ. Montana Al:
Fresno state "a. College of Pacific
30: Billings Poly SIS. Montana
Mine "a: Southern Oregon Normal
as, Humboldt State "a: Montana
Normal so, Carroll College SO;
Colorado Mines As, Montana State
As; Pacific Lutheran 50, Western
Washington "A Eastern Wash
ington 20, ST. Martins 40: Central
&c 81, Lower Columbia JC 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Salary Short
Of Satisfying
Youngster First to
Hold Out This Year

Hub Singer. the outfielder-third
baseman the Tigers received from
Portsmouth Of The Pie d m n I
league in the trade for Stubby
Hartman, is the first Tacoma
holdout.
Singer. who lives in Whit
tier, Calf, returned his con-
tract unsigned Monday. With
the unsigned document he in
Guided a letter in which he
outlined his record for 1910
with the Macon club Of the
South Atlantic league and the
Portsmouth club.
Apparently you have not given
proper consideration to my record
for last year or you wouldn't have
put the figure you did in the CON-
tract" Singer wrote to the Ia
coma club.
Jack Quill, president Of the
Tigers, said Monday that the fig
ure on the contract submitted 10
Singer was the amount suggested
by Frank Lawrence, owner Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Bengals Meet
Bell Quintet
Con Cinch Tie for
City Championship

Stadium Tigers. riding the crest
Of the basketball wave. can cinch
tie for the Tacoma city title
for 1871 by defeating Bellarmine
Lions at Bellsrmine Tuesday
night in the final series Of the year
between the two rivals.
II the Bengals are as hot against
the Bells as they were against
Lincoln Abes last Friday. Coach
V. G. Lowman's cagers will have
no trouble beating the Lions In
their own bailiwick.
But thus far in the first three
Tiger-Lion clashes. Stadium has
had to battle all the way in order
10 defeat the courageous Bellar-
mine hoopsters
Hostilities for the evening open
at Z O'Clock with a midget clash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
National Hockey
NJ UNITED JREss

Tho Boston Bruins moved to
within one point Of first place in
the National Hockey league last
night by trimming the New York
Americans. 81 while the leading
Toronto Maple Leafs lost to the
Detroit Red Wings. so.
Boston's victory ran its unde-
feated string to % games and Was
doubly costly to the Americans.
whose ace defense man. Pete Egan.
suffered q cracked fibula in the
left ankle when he was checked
into the boards by Dit Clspper In
the first period.
The New York Rangers moved
into fourth place with q Al VIC
tory over the Chicago Black
Hawks- Neil Coiville paced the
Rangers with two goala
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
McSpaden Top
In Golf Meet

NASHVILLE. Ga.-Harold fJug)
McSpaden, Boston. Mass, profes-
sional, packed his putter and $500
first prize in the sixth annual
Townsville Open Golf tourns-
ment in the same bag today and
headed for Florida and the $4,000
st. Petersburg tournament.
McSpaden won the Thomasville,
his first major victory this season.
with a 54-hole aggregate of 207.
nine under par. yesterday. He
finished eight strokes ahead of the
nearest competitor.
At 2l5 were Lloyd Mangrum,
defending champion from Chicago:
Chandler Harper Of Portsmouth.
Va. and Ben Hogan OF White
Plains. n. y; each collected 1850.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Oregon PEA Golf

ASTORIA. Ore. - The 81 900
Oregon p. G. A. open golf cham
pionship tournament will be played
on the Gearhart Golf course. Aug.
IL and p Manager Barney Lucas
announced today.
Many of the VESTS leading
golfers were expected 10 he
attracted 10 the tourney. II
win consist Of two S6-hole
rounds of medal play. one
e~ch day.
The Oregon open will follow the
Pacific Northwest open champion
ship to be played over the Port
land Country club course, Aug.
I, s and ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Grafton Takes q Royol Blost .

In behalf Of little city here at the mouth of the
roaring, crystacear Puyalup take up the cudgel
for Arthur Z. Grafton member of the state athletic
mission
The commission which controls professional boxing and
wrestling in the state. is composed Of three men.
One is Art, old time friend and Taeoman.
Another Is George Adams, easygoing, pleasant little
pioneer Of Seattle.
The other 10 Les Francis Of Spokane
other m. kindly seat,
probable appointments
mission In question.
He then discuss the present commission.
He okayed Adams Of Seattle That q natural
Bat when he Art Grafton the Tscomsn and himself
spirit-psw and emphasized like this:
up In lap = In a
bnwL"
okay there and
Francis doing all the time?
m quite Grafton
toned the so-caled brawL
II the pot y black the kettle.
betting clipped
Still
may.
nd how many fighters In ring
Unfit physically mentally to fight:
And podner hIppodrome
major time:
reaching away
plotting
erooksdness
Az mentioned before tho dehb have Adams
yrsnes al the shining
q Scatter
Fair Seattle
Holy yssss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
AAU District Basketball Title Decided Tonight
Umpire Kolls
Dies In Crash

HOOPoLE. Hl-Louis {. Kolls
n Rock Island. NJ. former Ameri-
ran league baseball umpire. and
four other persons we're killed last
night when two automobiles
crashed head-on a. an intersection
on the city's outskirts.
Kolls companion. Miss Brenda
Garrett, Of Moline. Ill. escaped
with bruises. but four Of the five
members Of the Taets family of
Erie, III. who were riding IN the
other automobile were killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Nine Grid Tits
For Idaho Club

MOSCOW. Ida. A nine-game
football schedule for the Vsndals
in 1871 was announced yesterday
by Gale l.. Mix. Idaho University
graduate manager.
Three home games are listed and
Willamette University 10 on the
list of opponents for the first
time.
The schedule:
Sept. 27-Utah at Moscow.
oct Oregon at Eugene.
Oct. 1o-Gonzaga at Spokane.
Oct. 1s-Utah State At Logan.
oct. 25-willsmette at Moscow
Nov. Oregon State at Cor
wallis.
Nov. S - Washington state at
Pullman.
Nov. 15-Montans at Moscow.
Nov % Montana State at
Boise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
LAME SHOULDER

HANANA-So uthpaw Lee Girls
som Of the Brooklyn Dodgers was
forced TO forego pitching practice
today because of q slight lameness
in his left shoulder. Peewee Reese,
Joe Medwick and Paul Waner
featured the batting drills with
heavy stickwork
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

Portsmouth club. as proper and
adequate. Had Singer remained
with the Portsmouth club. he
would have received a contract
calling for exactly the same
amount. Lawrence wrote to Quill.
Further action on Singers
contract will await the visit
Of Manager Pip koehler to
California. koehIer will visit
Singer and attempt to
straighten out the contract
matter with him during the
week or 40 he will he In the
Los Angeles area looking over
talent In Pacific Coast league
training camps.
koehler left his home in Toledo.
Ohio, by auto last Thursday. and
If he is on schedule, he passed
through Cheyenne, Wyo., Sunday.
Weather reports indicate he has
had good going thus far on the
trip and that he should have no
difficulty in reaching Tacoma not
later than next Wednesday.
The new Tiger manager will
begin a round of public APP
pearances next Saturday when
he Is a guest Of honor Mt the
Meet the Manager" dinner
to he given by the Tacoma
Hot Stove league in the Amer
lean Legion hall, 4O7 So. G st.
This dinner is open to all Hot
stove league members, men
or women, and will he con-
Quoted along the usual pat
tern.
Joe Carbone. the Hot Stove chef.
is making plans TO serve a genu-
inc Italian dinner. There will be
program with entertainment and
talks and the usual refreshment
period will wind up the affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Win Loop Tilt

Sacred Heart took one step
closer 10 the city parachocial
grade schools basket title when
they defeated ST. Leo's in the Bell
gym. 10 TO IS. Saturday
Collins was high point man for
the victors and Of the game with
IL markers.
The game was close until the
last quarter when Collins broke
loose and none OF the ST. Leo's lads
could cage him.
Next Saturday morning in the
Bell gym Sacred Heart will take
on ST. Pstrick's for the champion
ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Shaniy Town Willie
Wins Oregon Trials

HAR8I6BURG. Ore--The oper
all-age stakes championship Of the
annual Oregon state field trial.
went yesterday to shanty Towr
Willie. q pointer owned by DR.. c. F.
4illeson q Portland and handled
by Jim Watson Of Olympia. Wash
The derby stakes first place wa
captured BY Thaut's Polly, q
pointer owned by Henry Thaut OF
Ritsvills. wash. and handled BY
Pete Marker Of nuriock, Cal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Game Tonight
BIG TEN STANDINGS
VETERANS TO PLAY

MOI y NNUfI-Nolnt Angel
college athletic directors ordered
an extra supply Of liniment today
IN preparation FOR basketball
contest Feb. 2s. between hoopsters
who PLAYED FOR the Angels before
1926. Players Will include three
members of the Mount Angel col
lege first hoop squad Of 1907. They
are Hlldebrand Melchior Of Mount
Angel Herbert Pandora Of Port
land snd Steve Merton Of St
Paul.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF
Robins come with the spring.
So do colds and fever.

So do colds and fever.
You add willow buds and green sprouts in general.
To nothing of itch in the to grab trout rod
and become active there a murmuring stream.
But you can't you mustn't overlook hodouts among
the baseball players.
They certain do natures offspring
and the trout urge.
But nothing existence the holdouts
Just
letting manly
When the they out there their resent
beliefs thing Of the past
their back
the
history major only held
for
MI Eddie Rousoh Dckey Kerr
Johnny King Run" Baker.
celebrated The asked John
McGraw New $4,000 for the 1906
his hands stuck
Irish rb
"Nevcr I'll outfd myself before
! 10 q figure
Irishman Donin protruded his powerful and said:
That's all right with Just The wife and
I o dancing
kept word. failed
garden
following time
the and definite the stage.
when Eddie Rousch told would
They Eddie the laugh and he kept his word.
Sure he back the he did hold
players
become alarmed
History tells
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Low IN Craftsmanship .

New low in craftsmanship and law enforcement en-
acted In ST. Clairsvile o., last week end.
49year-od mother sentenced TO four days in jail
because she had submitted her 81 dog license fee before
the legal deadlne.
he :. .
Jail
Ms Mike Korunych the victim serving country
N Uncle Sans
One Of those left the dog behind.
The mother served her four days jail became
ing home because of a weakened physical condition.
Mother like did OF herself
Merely sobbd What will they
mother put JAIL"
What will they Think What COULD
Their commanding officer might them
home and the bill to Uncle Sam.
After each had armed himself
with the officials police
who played q part in the dsgraceul procedure.
Sure you'd like to take part.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Souihpaw Wins
Houston Golf Play

HOUSTON. Tex.-A ft-hsnded
youngster named Howard Creel
held the coveted championship OF
the 27th annual Houston Country
club invitation golf tournament
today.
Two-down on the 27th hole and
playing Johnny Dawson Of Holly
wood. Calf. Creel overcsme his
disadvantage in a chilling rain yes
terday and beat the former cham
pion and /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Frank Spear Sets Hoop Mark
AS Fife Cinches County FLAG

Frank Spears rs points against
Federal Way Eagles last week
doomed the Fife forward into a
new scoring record in the Pierce
County league with his total of 229
points being four more than the
225 mark set by Harry Erickson
last year Spear still has one
game TO play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
| Mikkelsen
Ski Winner

MI. SHASTA CITY. Cal.-Roy
Mikkelsen. veteran jumper from
the Auburn SKI club. won the
California class A jumping cham
pionship yesterday in = heavy rain
thar cut down distances
Mikkelsen made jumps Of 1874
and 149 feet and winning point
total 81 22l1.
Carl Bechdolt Of Tahoe ski club
was second with jumps Of $50 and
Ia feet for 2l7.6 points. Ronald
Mangseth. Auburn. was third with
124 and 1872 feet and 2044 points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Fuelers Face
Infantry Five
Contest Slotted for
Lincoln Gymnasium

One Of the grsndest finishes
ever is promised Monday night at
Lincoln high school as the annual
AAU basketball district title is
settled.
Pacific Mutual Fuelers meet
Company b, 163rd Infantry from
Camp Murray at o'clock.
A preliminary Al S o'clock. in
battle for third and fourth
places. viii bring together another
capable pair of cage fives, who
were outlucked and outdriven in
the last three minutes Of the semi
final games They are lnter-City
Auto Freighters and the Gray
Field Air Corps. Third Balloon.
All members OF the Camp
Murray club are SIOUX In
dams from Montana. Six
played ball with Poplar high
school and carried on 10 the
state prep title. The rest
played AT Wolf Point and
Brannoek. All have been In
competition against and with
each other for the last six
years.
The first semi-final contest Sat-
urday night WAS for the cham
pionship of the combined soldier.
air-corps area and the Sioux
sealped their third opponent in
three days. Air Corps, Gray Field.
SIS to So
BAD START
The tall Gray Field entry was
off to bad start then kept with
in six points the rest OF the game
until Joe Red Thunder boosted the
Sioux's margin to 10 points in the
fourth quarter.
Back came the Third Balloon
club TO cut the margin to a basket
with two minutes to play. but fouls
cost them the game as Alfstad
went out. at the peak of strong
scoring bid.
The Fuelers were too much
for the Freighters In the
second semi-final game. Jump
Ing into q 1911 first quarter
lead and q s5-22 half time
margin the Fueiers controlled
everything until fouls cost
them services Of two men late
In the fourth period. when
leading &5-4s with five min
utes 10 play.
Still they were not TO he denied /
as Lornie Merkle made three
points and Roger Peters scored
four. along with Bob Pullar's free
throw. 10 stretch the margin TO
seven points and a SIS to so win.
NEW RECORD
In the final first round game
the Fuelers marked up new
tourney record in defeating Jeffer-
son Plsyfield. 1888. Bob Pullar
made % points and Roger Peters
had 81. when the debscle was over.
The Frelghters had loads of
trouble getting past Saints
Peter and Paul, 6S-as. IL WAS
not until Mike Siemion fouled
out In the last four minutes
that the winners were able 10
chalk up safe margin.
The sharp passing Sioux put
the questionable claims of
mythical championship over all
the encampments In this district.
as boosted by Fort Lewis Com
psny b, ssth ousrtermssters. TO
shame IN winning. so TO IS.
Propably the toughest luck In
the tourney fell upon the McChord
Field entry. in the opener. m they
lost TO Air Corps. 81 to 81. The
saith Division. 18th Bombardment
team, Boosting of worlds Of talent
and led by Buck Weese. led
hsndily all the first half then lag
ged in the third period and cracked .
in the torrid stretch drive when |
fouls cost them the services Of |
f,x. paau
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

II you're not using il. sell il with
q Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3l5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Standings

Weekend Results
|. { 5o-52 ". W c. 47-44
W. C. 1910 St Martins 3--4p
Games This Week
Monday TUESDAY. = Martini y
c. W c. At Ellensburg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
FRANK SPEAR
Sets New Hoop Record.

Fife swamped Federal Way. rs
10 Is. with Frank Dreyer scoring
80 points in a half on Is baskets
in II attempts. The victory gave
Fife its third straight Pierce
County basket title.
Clover Park Warriors kept
ahead of Roy Lynx in the
Warriors drive TO win n berth
In the West Central district
tourney. The Parkers beat
Eatonville Cruisers. ~ 10 20.
Roy rolled over Kapowsin Log
gers. ~ TO so. and Yelm Tornsdoes
blew down Orting Cards. 20 10 %.
Tuesday night Yelm plays
Clover Park AT Clover Park. Pierce
County league play ends next
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

The Western International
baseball league today scheduled
three games for the opening
day of the l94l season on MAY !.
Judge }. Stanley Webster.
Spokane, league president, said
Wenatchee would play at Salem,
Tacoma at Yakima and Van
couver at Spokane. The rest of
the schedule has not been
drawn up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
FIFF vs..LONGvIEw

IS pounds - See IL decisloned
X Stolen tFl.
los pounds-Kurimoto ~ deci-
stoned Anderson IL.
lis pounds-K YsgUchi n threw
Cunning Il. ? min 40 seconds
125 pounds-H Ysguchl n deci-
stoned Gauthier IL.
l35 pounds Stscklie IL decisioned
4 Holdener p
las pounds Stolen ~ dsci-
stoned specht IL
i55 pounds-B Holdener p threw
Richter l. one min 20 seconds
i65 pouncs-Clark IL threw Ter
snish. n ? min. s seconds.
heavyweight Tidd IL threw
ysusmoto n. 50 seconds
As pounds -Brundage IL and
Waksmatsu a. drew
FIFE v BLIND SCHOOL
e5 pounos-K Stolen tFl deci-
stoned Bodoington CBS1: Morihiro
p threw walters 'Bsl. min. 80
rs pounds-K Yssuchi Fl de-
clsloned Zurfluh tBs1
rs pounds-Peters fBS) threw
kemper % 2 min - secs Watson
y threw Smith BSl : min IS secs.
ls5 pounds-A. HoldeneT ~. threw
las poundsEI Stolen p, e.c,-
stoned stoner fBs Waksmatsu tF)
decisioneo Nelson lBS).
155 pourd-B- Eoldener p threw
Chandler BIS. one min. 80 secs.
lo5 pouncs-McConahe fBSj de-
cislonec Terantshi ~.
Exhibition-B Eoldsner Fl. Iss
pounds, oecisioneo Eicher CBsl. 40
pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Fife Mat Squad
Posts Two Wins

Fife wrestlers turned in a double
shift last weekend when they de-
feated Longview matmen. Pig TO
49,, then followed it up with a
30 10 s win over the Washington
School for the Blind at Vancouver.
Both victories were achieved away
from home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

SUBS 1eln1-HiCks %. Ortfls
Stenesen. Thompson. Potthoff.
The Republican., 1941-10-23

City; Miss Wilma Satterfield, Mrs.
Virginia Gale, and Mrs. Eta Com
merford We're Park visitors on Sun
day.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Love have as
guests Miss Mary Ramsey and Mrs.
Elizabeth Watkins, of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Watkins is associated with the
Watson Home for Crippled Children,
at Leetsdale, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Bolgiano has re-
turned from St. Louis and will short
ly close her home here and return to
Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. A. T. White had as guests over
the weekend her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gels
bert and their son Jimmy, and Mr.
and Mrs. Hedley Black, all of Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Frame, King
wood, spent Sunday with Mr.. Frames
grandmother, Mrs. Allie Raymond
Mrs. Walter Prichard and Miss
Willard Clayton are spending a few
days in Fairmont and Warrington.
Mrs. Walter Ready has gone to
Baltimore for the winter.
Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson and son
Brooks were Park visitors last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Taylor and
son spent the weekend in East Liver
pool, Ohio and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Susan Schrock has returned
from a visit with friends and relatives
at Grantsville and Bittinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Bray and two
sons spent Sunday at Cooper's Rocks.