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Evening star., 1941-06-26
Bridegroom's
| 7 Brothers Take
Part in Weddino

All seven of the Hannah brothers
and their brother-in-law partici-
pated in the wedding this morning
Of Thomas Hannah at st. Mat
theW's Church.
Father Philip NJ Hannah of st.
Thomas Aquinas' Church, Baltimore,
performed the ceremony. DR.. Fran
els P. Hannah, Washington physi-
clan, served as best man.
The altar boys were Jerry, 10,
youngest of the brothers, and Den
mis-, %. The solos were sung by
William Hannah, long a member OF
st. Matthews choir.
John Hannah was an usher. as
was the husband of the Hannans
only sister-Dr. Robert Hugh Ma
honey of Hartford, Conn.
Last. but not least, the BRIDE
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Collision of Engines
Kills Four Truinmen
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TILTON. Ill. June 26.-The death
today of C. R. White of Mount
Carmel, Ill, locomotive fireman,
brought to four the number of train
men killed last night in head-on
collision of two Big -Four locomo-
tives near here.
The others killed were identified
as Brakeman Harry P. Putnam,
Danville, ILL.,; Fireman Emory Woo
ton, ST. Bernice, Ind. and Engineer
L. O. WitWer, Mount Carmel, Ill.
Four other persons were injured.
The boiler of one locomotive ex-
ploded. Railroad officials began an
investigation to determine the cause.
Evening star., 1941-06-26

cadet at Mitchell Field. N. Y. as
saying: The weak do not have
the right to get in the way of the
strong"
The young Harvard graduate, son
of Prof. Zecharian Chafee of Har-
ward, had been training to become
an Army Air Corps weather OBJ
Evening star., 1941-06-26

server. In announcing his disap-
pearance yesterday. Mitchell Field
officers said the student flyer left
II letters.
Franklin police said injuries in
dicated young Chafee was struck
by a train, either last night OF
this morning.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Two Stuffed Ponies
Sold by Government
AT Auction for S32
Horses Once on View at
Smithsonian Bought
By Norfolk Dealer

Children used to press their noses
against the glass cages to look al
the Indian ponies in the Smith
sonian Institution.
On the backs of these two ponies
rode squaws with their papooses
Fastened to the shoulders of the
ponies we're two long poles on which
the Indians mounted the blankets
and corn they took with them from
camp to camp.
Modern methods caught up with
the ponies. Taxidermy, Smithso-
MAN officials maintained, had i'm
proved and these stuffed horse,
were relegated to the attic.
Today, with an outmoded llama
for their companion, they were sold
at auction to a Norfolk dealer in
Surplus stocks"
Listed As Surplus.
At the Procurement Division Prop
erty Yard, they were listed among
the used, worn. obsolete and
broken supplies, equipment, acces-
sories and other materials which
are surplus to or in excess of the
needs of the Government"
There were 205 lots of things the
Government doesn't want any more
With blink of the eye, a gesture OF
the hand, the secondhand dealers
who crowded into the property yard
signif1ed to the auctioneer that they
would relieve the Government OF
such items as thermometers, type
writer's, chemicals. lamps. water
coolers, file cabinets and an early
vintage truck.
Ponies Sold for S32.
Came time for the Indian ponies,
the brown one with kind eyes and
an ear gone, the white one with a
great cash in its papier mache
back.
The bid went to s25 and buyer
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Body Found on Tracks
Is Missing Air Cadets

By the Associated Press.
FRANKLIN, N. H, June 90
Through papers in billfold, a bat
tered body found on railroad tracks
today was identified as that of
Robert Chafee, 27, missing flying
student, who was quoted by a fellow
Evening star., 1941-06-26

yelled, "You can get a real horse
for that
Yes, but these don't have to eat"
responded another.
The ponies went for s32 with the
llama thrown in.
The buyer said he would give the
llama, which once adorned a Peru
Wan village at the Smithsonian, to
some institution" The horses will
be used for advertising"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Will Ballot
On Question
Consolidation TO
Be Put TO Vote

A special election for eonsolida-
ton az five school districts which
now comprise Clover Park high
school district ~in he sst some
time in the next tWe weeks BY
County school supt Perry J. Cox.
Ills action viii follow the deoi-
sion II residents ~ those lake
districts Al public hearing
Thursday night At the high
school Representatives q al five
grade school districts. PARK Lodge.
Lskeview. Custer. American Lake
south and Lake City. voted almost
unanimously in favor Of an cleo
ton on consolidation.
Frank Harrington. deputy
county auditor and = member Of
the countrywide school district re-
organization COMMITTEES. wax chair
man Of the meeting Thursday
night.
The decision Of the voters ~ the
special election may set the pace
for work Of the county committee
which Ia to study all districts In
the county and draw up plans fos
consultations where they seem
necessary for efficiency of adj
ministrstion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

A volunteer gathering ~ msn
viii 10 held In the East side chapel.
ait East 7sth st. sunday 81 !
p. m. DR. Burton A. Brown will
act a. moderator and toastmsstsr.
Safety commlsslonsr Holmes East
Wood will deliver an address. short
talks will b. made b. other quests.
and Attorney I. J. huscsk win
discuss What ths Chapel Needs e
Among guests Invited u the sf-
fair are Ira 3 DAVIDSON. o. ID.
Hayward. Robert MeclIilzry. 4
e. Wsstsrdais. G. ". OvertuFf. o.
J. Hsnning. Pete saDgen. Rev. W
J. Brooks. Clark stiiiwsll. Prank
L. Mallory and Rev J. G. snowdsn.
Rev. V. D. Poole will extend
greetings 10 ths assembly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Will Seek Recreation for Troops
AS They Move South for Maneuvers

been submitted for approval ~ ths
war department. whereby there
would be a payday about every
10 days for one-third of the men
at the fort. Presently. tbs men
are paid over . slx-dsy period once
a month a system that has ere
ated q severe burden, on tranapor-
tatlon facilities and ON downtown
merchants
Mayor Cain said the inviting
was the first OF its sort ever held
on the Pacific coast. Absence Of
ths Fort Lewis soldiers will ave
southwest Washington cities =
breathing spell IN which they may
plan improvements IN behalf 81 the
soldiers welfare. Mayor Cain said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

SPOKANE - impcFtknee =
~ piumrvF = - pfcssssies =
sstsr supple. lzFEnx wsrtlmz -
esplslned hsFs Fflasr ~ g =
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10 k<<oeistlee - Master Fiass-
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the Dessert hufei
a eltys esl=F ssppiy = &c
= fhs mozI szIIa<Fsn,< spalz =
ssF sra reze<= Wet<r stated
Sorrows dl<leeeIlaa - ne water
Supply clears - rssn far ff< -
disease iarUss salsA are mnT=
aeaaly thsn laesalnx sfmiss Mas
a<sths are esns<.l ~ lmpaFe
water ia p<<e<llm< shsn ~ -
lsfs n var.
~WsTtins naasz hoanbInx -
cities with ths resultant f<stfkse
ten a. psshils uasutl~s lnes~&<~s
disease ana - a<assF ~ 80. :
Weber declared.
Consequently. rlumn<fs fse. :
tfsmsnapas - n wsftiHss. ke<r
lnE ~ ne ~stsf sysism Il lsfEs
eities vfsckea - namhs~ Wear
toia the eeaesnslea. Nn4sazh
plumhsEs have A~@a pressed lnla
service - slf FslH wsfasn< h -.
pair damage - tie uatsf sHa
sewage systsm - l.aaaeo~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
PORT CALENDAR

Community problems created by
the concentration of soldiers and
defense workers In this area were
discussed al the first meeting Of
the Western Washington Confer
encs on Health, Welfare. Recres-
ton and Civic Leadership Thurs
day At the Masonic temple.
Sponsors Of the meeting. which
drew army and civilian delegates
from all parts Of southwest wash
ington. were J. c. Bolinger. Wen
atchee, executive chairman Of the
states council Of defense, and
Mayor Harry p. Cain.
One resolution adopted at the
meeting directed that letters BE-
addressed TO the mayors Of 10
towns which will be hosts 10 either
the 41st or 81 Divisions a. they
Journey by truck from Fort Lswis
to Jolon. Cal. for military man
euvers.
The letter will ask that each
town give the soldiers an official
welcome and that all available re-
erestional facilities b reserved for
uss Of defense visitors where pos
sihls. and entertainment BE- ar.
ranged for them"
Letters are 10 be addressed
10 the mayors sf Vancouver,
Wash. salem. Bend. RossburG
and Klamath Fails. Ore;
Weed. Woodland. Maryssiiis,
Salinas and Modesto. Cal.
Army officers attending ths
meeting said effort 10 now being
made to staEgsr pay days Of sol
diers at Fort Lewis even mors
than at present. A new plan mas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Mrs. 7. ]. Crowley
Action Thrown Out

A third eisgi lawsuit n = ssss
as thfu~a out NJ epufs ThnFsslzr
sffeFnpcn ~ Judge Fsea q ~
mann. wh<n hs faand Insufficient
evidences - <anEuls u . jury -
the $1,000 aefluH ~ Mr. r =
e'Fuwiey saslnss the Teachers IN
sufancs ca Seattle
Mr. csowlss. sister ~ ths late
Tscnms esillestaF. Mrs. Margaret
Craig cufFsn. sued a. h<nsflslzFY
~ her policy aFs CUfFsa died
Tee n. ib5s - . Fsmllt IT =
fan IN the eafsteFi. a ths Willard
.eheoi Oct 7 % that year. secefd.
- TO ths lsintifl.
Ths Insurance. eumpany eua-
tested the elsim for fsiil payment
IN the o. 100 pallsY. asserting thss
Mrs. currnn's death eonia not have
been . dltvet result ~ ths aasIs
dent n had tsnasrsd - Afs
Crowley = ssss 70 payment -
compensated for The time Afs
caFFan waa "a invalid after the
fall
Al the snd u Mrs. ctuWieY's
ease. Judge Remain ruled her zlas
had not proven = primo fssis eass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
.,&H&Ead33skA

kETCHIkAN The tp-foot mail
boat Negs made one mall run too
many and Friday rested Al the
bottom Of Portland canal. us cargo
OF first-class mail a total loss,
The Vega Was to have entered
service a. q coast guard tender
and was on It's last mail run when
II sank in 100 fathoms Of water
from an undetermined cause. The
three occupants of the vessel were
picked up by the Canadian steam.
er Prince George.
Three weeks ago another mail
boat. the Chacon. sank ON the
same route, but was later raised.
PORT CALENDAR
Maintaining the weeks average,
four vessels were on berth Al local
terminals for their respective car.
20 chores Friday.
Only overnight arrival was the
Diamond Cement. berthing at the
Pennsylvania salt whsrves for dis.
charge Of raw materials from Cali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

fefnla
Continuing headings commenced
earlier were the Collamer. ON berth
fer = variety 81 general frelghts
for South American deliveryi the
Charles Christensen. loading for
the return 10 the eastern seaeoard
and the coaster. whitney Olson.
readylng for departure 20 cahfas-
MA ports with = capacity loading
Of lumber.
With the steamer kAilua OF the
Mstson fleet an overnight depart
urs with lumber for Hawaii. the
haklkl % the sam. line is slated
for arrival Saturday 10 nft = ca.
paelty booking Of miscellaneous
cargo following eomplstion Of her
inbound discharge
Vessels In Pertt collamer. MI.
wankes No. 2 Diamond Cement.
Penn. salt. Charles Christensen.
Port piers. whitney Olson. Def
ance mill
Vessels Due, Makiki. Port piers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

NANAfMO. D. q. A group ~
sKficulturalists frem Eastern Cam
ada Gill settle IN the upper portion
u Vancouver island In the fall
e1th . view 10 raising tulip bsiihs
to supply seed requirements Of the
dominion. Prof. W q. Evans Of
the Ontario Agricultural college
said here
Professor Evans will lead the
group. Ne said climate and sois
conditions IN the Nansimo district
we're highly suitable for bulb grow
ing.
lie pointed osii that demand for
home produced bulDs IN Canada
has increased since thu naEia took
over Holland and ordered tulip
bulbs there made into eattls feed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

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au~u esxsxsnx virtually tn~ wnel<
area east = H<fdinss k<enEEnx
se
< to lfsff 80 eemi1snte<<zee
h<tw<~n Italy 81 rr<tn kfFf<e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

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N,~s Ez<o=e< tIalIeH. - -
fl<><e< -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Shipyord Worker
Suffers Injuries

r n styles. an employe n the
Seattle Tacoma shipbuildinE Corp.
suffered broken hand and
strained back in the course If his
work Friday,
He was taken 10 his home. 142o
So. Tacoma way. after treatment
at the Western clinic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Seattle Man Booked
As Drunken Driver

wsitsr ". GIL ~. Seattle. 80
arrested AZ 7sth and Pacific sys.
early Friday morning and charged
with drunken driving. The sFlll
IN The front Of Oils ear had b<sn
smashed lB. police said Officers
expressed beilsf mat ollfs ma
chine had hssa involved IN an sesl-
dent AZ stth and 10. Tssoms NsF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

WARRINGTON Cal , Hat~
hlns president n me Fe1eF<F
commodsty Credit eufps<sflsn-
rsvsnlsd Thafs.Isy that 80 co 49,
warth ~ sKFfsagsssFsl sapplies Assa
been ''sent - psFts~ fsx shipHsnf
70 ofssf nataln unass ts<as -
fhs Lad less< st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Anrff11a FIl.KD

The Personal F1nanes ca. -
nsiiinrham. seattle. apohaHs
EysTstt. Tasoma. Nsncoassf and
Yahimn has flied articles % ineof-
pofatisn IN Olympia ss ssssn
sspaTais esnesFas fAsnfpoFsssTs
are Everett r. Fsiter. Thamas
negfath ard KawaFd n Woullss.
The capital Tor the seattle eeH.
paBy ls listed 81 sfpo. 900. fpF ths
other slk "a il 80 Go each
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

So FsFsl Fzli tss4
~ = Isr.S jsess Nu j
Data surpiira - Nssfhet
saFsaa. Department = cunmssesi.
ws.hlnstua forecast -. Mostly
ciosHls vtth shassFs n he west
81 sxlrsms 80 reFtlon Friday
night and saturday little chanEs
N tempsrsture. naus1srste 10 fresh
southwest ahlltsaz = west ~lass
uff the coast and sxsr inland -.
lsrs % the stats.
Rainfsn IN reeaans FOR the -
hours ending 81 - -. FRIDAY. -
lasA. since MAJ !. Ia inches :
shortage - o. inca since Jsneary
]. ieas inches : shortage ~ sis
inches
WIND At "a N FRIDAY. .ausA
"a m p h. barometer ~ 70 a. nd
steadily falling o.
sun rises At = - :. m Saturday
and sets At IA , N
Tssoms's weather on Nay II.
1910 Partly elesssss and m rain.
Highest Temperature a. degrees
and iu~~st - Highest wtnsi
velocity ~ m ,. \ frnm Ihs North.
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100000 MUST BE won!
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Market Pressure Relaxes;
Stock Lists Gain Slightly
Morkets OF q
Glance

FRIDAY
stocks; Firm and quiet
Roads; Irregular. L. : govern
menfs lower
Curb stocks: Irregularly lower.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
Wheat; Up . 10 = cents.
Corn: u = 10 = cent.
Cotton: Up a. much - IS cents
bale.
Rubber; Steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

nANn nkf0HTs
FFtsmT
~~~tfis f'lesfsags teetf 80 80
hsisness q aes 9ss 90 tEnn<ss<less
So esf 90 "a
r.<ss.-s fa-.rsns. misses<.
- hslsnc<s - So efe -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

s~sa ~ Ceases today sslimss<a
ths popaissssn Il eeafIneatsI
unns6 states a f1l s<s1zH go
sons - - 5alY 4. 1870 : x<ln -
OF per esat since ne seeMs -
lsf Gee 17a ~.s eemFissed =
April 1899
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

fluctuations courtesy Dean witter a
Co. Washington Bids members
New York Stock ExchanEel
High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

H#asFlss -hea shsT ara ssl1hffy
serssa FefAaas Nhs EnaaxEn< sneu.-
ssssss n - f.lsssa afs sm.t~<1
shsH thass slsstFasfss rsss ~
Ha<els easfsnt. shlTh a. . sire
.xa th.t Ehxfs !. stsll ~ams f~n-
ssaa n he fuasslss
These residual muscular Hans
ssan.. =. flf IsesE~un hss fTfm~st
tksm. arr the natural snsms>~ -
samnlsts fssax4ssna an.s s<ssaas
can Fslas mary - thelT mslset.s
sssair enough. hn.t SANS tsns~nsa
remains in nsnxss Nhsah affs~s
many - ths snus r~salss derived
ffnn shs muscles which are -.
lsssd
Tns tsna<d fnrshs.d tizhf
muscles hshsai th~ ears = tapping
tnes these az sh@ llfsls wasIs
sfussrs shss remain trus~. k.as
rs@rir "a kssp TENSE IN general
rosf slssr. hlah hissss pressure.
sscseslss fatigue. and many n Inc
sasa~ ailments af essslsxesf nsn
sss sssnsslsnss tks result - s~nse-
ssss lingering IN small massi~s
srrf ths ne mas.Iss have fsfss<d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

One million dollars will be asked
by Methodist churches Of the ma
tion Sunday.
Half Of the amount requested IS
slated for relief work among non
oomhatants in war-torn nations A
quarter Of II Will he given over IN
relief of British Methodism. The
remainder will he used IN the social
and religious needs Of young men
in United States army camps.
The local committee is headed by
the Rev. Ernest Preston Goulder.
president If the Tacoma Methodist
Ministers union. Assisting are the
Reys. Cyrus f. Albertson. Roy Les
lie Smith. Il o. Perry. Charles
MaeCaughey and Ernest Barber
ard Charles A Robbins. Pacific
Northwest conference lay leader.
While m special program or meet
ing has been arranged In interest
of The fund al pastors If the
Methodist denomination will pre-
sent the plea for aid n both morn
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WYATT FOR NE"
BY KATHERINE MACY

CONTINUED From Page Ten
Quite all right" she said
drils.
oh. and haven't mentioned /.
I'm sorry about your father Jan
inclined her head without spsak-
ing. and ne went on after a mo-
mont. I wont 70 into the rest 81
the mess. You read IL in the pa
pers, I'm AFRAID. There straight
ening virtucusly. now that's off
my chest. lets get on to tn. next
thing
Which is
Lets get married again
What she said. sRhast. little
louder than she intended. The cou-
pie Al the next table turned their
heads eHriously. ard she went N
in a lower tone. Why on earth
should We do that
Lots OF reasons. n We'd
tell Dad about !, nov and
We should. soon he'd never
believe ! vas sober the other
time. else | wouldn't have left
you at the hotel. ! was sober,
though. YOU know that"
7 hope 80 But couldn't ] az
plain that 70 nm 80
Why bother Anyway az eiope-
rent isn't much u . marriage
Something sort ~ shady about il.
Lets d II ovsr again. properly
ard legally. with al the tim
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beginning Sunday evening and
featuring re Rss 5 Ralph kleln.
pastor - The church. a. principal
speaker
Choice a. the minister ~ TIE
organisation Indicates ia msA-
sares and manner II presenting
them are well received hy those
wha hear him Ia sermons sfe
said II he concise based ufnn The
conviction thar moral values Ia
not chang. IN = rapidly changing
world
The younr people sill he IN com.
nleie charge 81 Al services. and
are planning something different
for each program. Selected music
viii ineiud. presentations by the
Faithful quartet numbers hs the
= eappetla chorus 81 TIE church. Ia
geiher with other solo. duet aud
quartet renditions.
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Girl Who Says She S Too Thin
Asks How 10 Gain Weight

The problem Of most persons who write In Ia this column
with the desire improve their appearance Is that Of being
overweight And yet there many many persons who
underweght and their problem the more difficult OF
the two for IL often requires doctors diagnosis How.
ever there are n number of things do himself II be
determined 10 gain weight Here letter regarding the
problem:
Dear Miss Grey | very much underwelrm and am
coming 10 you for assistance have always been thin tho
other children in school called sknny-a that has
stuck with since Now that am through school
think Is high time ! did something about my problem.
VIII please help me-
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Am 10 years old nov and
vsry seldom 80 out Win eoys
an inclined 10 believe II Ia because
am ~ thin. DOT
DEAR Dot A have said. Jour
problem !. more difficult than
that OF The overweight, and often
requires = thorough medical
examination.
Nevertheless. ihefe are n mum.
bsf af things soii Yourself can
do. pirst Of all ustah your diet
Lar perhaps I shnnih ssy don't
waieh n. for. unliL. ,o,if plump
skaters. ,ou ran ana should cal
nesris ssstt ineli,de
plenty Of cream. .isfshs p.ds
dlnss. cakes, chocolate and pies.
Also. get pIeni, Of re.t and
sleep. and because nervousness
and an underssirhi condition
often 70 hand In hand. isara Ia
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Rev. W. A. Moore
Preaching Sunday

Win - ~ Nlluass A ueese
acting - rnsnlstsr. : ssahsF SO
church SERVES. Sponsored ~ tss
membership e - Issmens ufss.s
~ - hsia Sunday It - n -
james salss Grange hsa. seated
between fsfn nan hmlis asa
pafkiaaa
When - taxes - pairls sssns
- evening nse ansfe - ~
sslshsassnr n sash sanlssf.zfs 4
~ sffixal = Taeams Il 80 -
~ flFsl aanass n Mach ipas
TT - .sfissa hsfs ffem -
iseass NJ. - knia services n sA~
fifss chfisslaa church shsa - 10
ste - re present FNkle hsil. in
sna Fawrsli Several fsaFs lsssf
- hslnea build - Massive Fifss
Chffstisn temple ~ worship a. attn
49, 49, * .
special uusle eln feature lhs
Grange service.