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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. I47 SECOND and FOURTH
 Monday of each month s9%J in Scottish Rite Temple E-S beginning at 7:30 p. m. s,Y( TN GLENN O. ABRAHAM, WV,~ Worshipful Master; JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA PTS,

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coast, at 4 80 a. n., 120th Meridian Time, and .eleased by the Weather Bureau. Juneau. follow.
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LOOK and LEARN zy' zsy c. GORDON

l. Which country Who Presidential race in U s history.
 g. What a a mill? 4 What the of South Americao g. What fish is the of caviar?
 ANSWERS: l. New 9 Rutherford B. Hayes Samuel Tiden, in 876 g. thousandth A. Rio de Janeiro, Aires, Sac Pauo g.
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70 YEARS AGO {yf% # fHr EMPIRE
MARCHa. 1929

and Mrs B Behrends already two returned New York Canal
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HOCKEY GAMES

Final scores of games played in the Pacific Coast Hockey League last night are:
 San Francisco 2; San Diego 2. New Westminster 5; Vancouver 4 Los Angeles 6; Fresno g.
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MARCH 3

Walstein Smith Homer Nordling Mrs. R. Linquist Jack McDaniel, Jr. Sigma O. Fowler Ed Shaffer, Jr.
 Mason Beach Raymond Beach Tony Del Santo
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Lauson Air-cOOled OutbOards, new models at Madsen's c. and F. Supply. "A If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-03
The Washington
 Merry-6o-Round
By DREW PEARSON

,Continued from Page Ous)
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Fried Chicke-s and T-E0ne Steaks -S2.50. Country Club. .19 If
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-03-19

len, IN nencn iie nnterridten, fon-
nen bobere @ebdIter 5obIen, neil Bic
fntboltfhen 5buIen, oie eirten 10 err
bebIiden snteiI Der Graiebungsfoften
tragen, rlebr DiitteI fir Die Qebreree.
bdlter frei MAIDEN" (,Dnfotn Catholic
Mction', Sftober 1948).
0nrum nebnen bic 2atbolifen bic
ie ihtDere finot3ieIle 0aIt a1if iih?
WeiI Tie oos @ort oes &errn ernit
nebmen, baB bas etpige 2eben borin
beftebt, bob iie @ott erfernen nstb ben
Or eeionot bot, Seius Gbriihis (Sob.
II, 81; bob es obne @louben I'M
|mogIid Ill, Soft 5ai gefuIIen (Sebr.
II, 81; oaB eben Die Geipilfensihu-
lung Der &inber 11,ir onrh eine Gr-
5iebHng aus Soft eetp1brlei1tet iIt-
2eiber lneib Der mooerne Stnot oie
8eSeutltns,einer religi0ien gr5iebung
nift bon 5it beiperten. Dir geben 5u,
oaB bort, mo- hriitIihe sraoition
niht gang erjtorben ODER bic Megie-
rung niht often firhenfeinolih it,
ben firhlihen Shulen Steuerfrei-
belt getDdbrt miro. aber nur tpeni-
ge Staaten anerfennen bas print1re
natiirliebe Mebt Der gltern, ibre &na-
ben lin6 Wdbhen nod Der 8erpflid)-
tnng ibres @eDiiiens 5r er5ieben n,tb
5ilr @rfiiHung oieles Nehtes aus Df.
fentlihen SteuergeIoern 5buIen fir
iie 5u erribten unb al erbdlten. Sr1-
toleran5 permdbIt nit ungldubIiner
anr5iihtigfeit ieIbit religioier Jiib-
rer bat iolhe WaBnabmen Der BiI.
lisfeit unb, @eredtigfeit perbinoert-
&ollanb, SrIanb, 8 Die 8ropinaen
Quebec unb Ontario, einige neier-
ridteten Staaten Beit- -DeutIhlanos
uno etlihe anbere 2dnber itno ber-
borragenoe Ausnabmen.
Selbit bonn rein materiellen @e-
iibtspilnft aus betrohtet, iino 0ie
Griparniiie eines 8olfes uttdblhds-
bar, inenn ieine 8iirger cine gelun6e
religiOie @emifiensformune erbielten-
Die Dirtidaftlihe 8erldlpenoung Ser
Siinoe lit nngebeuer groB. Die iGbr-
lihen 8erluIte Der GamiIien uno @e-
ihdfte unb bic idbrlihen Musgaben
fir @efetgebung nnb ginbnItung Der
8eiese i'm 3uiammenbang nit Gin
De n1b 8erbrefen beldufen iih auf
'etlihe Wtilliarben Collars. Cine @e.
ididte oieier 3uinmmenbdnge mmB
erit geihrieben iper6en.
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pdpttlthr Aus5rtdlnu1tg fir
6rn. 8rank @. Rliph

-M a oiion, 8is. am porlee-
ten 5onntag erbieIt Sr. 5ranf 6.
8lieo, gbrenprGiioent oes Gatboli-
id]en Gentral-Bereins, einessieltene
gbrune, oIs Der bodm'Ite &r. 8iidof
Biniam g. STonnor in 8egleiturg
mebrerer Yrieiter uno 2aien in Ser
8lieo-8obnling erihien un6 Srn.
glieo i'm Namen bes 9l. 8aters,
Haplt Bius XII, bie gbrenme6aiIle
~8enemerenti" iiberreifte. r8eneme-
renti" beiBt uipobIperoient", uno in
ieiner filr3en Aniprade 1,abn 8ii1of
S'Gonnor 8e5ug auf oieien Ramen
Der pdpitli6en MeoaiIle, i,,oen er I'M
terltrid, onB &r. 8lieo Die gbri,ng
nlDoblDeroient" babe our1 Iein lang.
idbriges eifriges Mittpirfen i'm Gen-
tral-8erein, Der BionieroraoniIation
in amerito in Ser bon ben B1pIten
leit SEQ XIII. unentrpegt geforoerten
fatboliiden io5ialen aftion. 9r. 8lieo
lit ieit mebr als fiinf5ig Sabren W1it-
glieo bes Central -Bereins uno tpar
u. a. Braiioent oes 3peigperbanoes
Bisconiin iotpie Brdiibent hes &a-
tboliidlen Central -8ereins bon Mme-
rifa. 4uBeroem NOR er leinerseit Br6-
iioent Ses ct. Wihaels- -llnterItiis.
rngsbereins BON Wooiion nno @rano
&nigbt Der Wabiion-9nigbts Of Go
Iumbus.
anDeieno BEL Der @brung tparen
Die bo6D. SO. gomorb ainnep unb
Soiepb @abriels; Sr. unb 6rau SEQ
8lieo uno. ibre Eodter; &r. uno Srau
8illiam 8aIfer; Sr. ,ino Srau 8al-
ter Splano; Soiepb 8lieo, elm dlterer
8rnber 6es @eebrten; @elen 8Iieo,
cine 9ihte; unb Seroinano Gpaetb.
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80. 9. 8.

Sn unlerm lesten geridt gaben
mir uns Der Soffnuns bin auf einen
friiben 5riibling. 2eioer puroe unlere
Soffnnng idtper eflttduift, oenn mir
erlebten ieitoem Die fGltelte 8erio6e
oes san5en 8inters. 9ieie 8inter-
barte Duroe bon alien nebr ODER me-
niger empfunben, am tpenigiten BON
unlern pflihttreuen 9ei5ern.
8obl penige in irsenb elmer sln-
ltalt fonnen iib ooritellen, ipie friib
Die 9ei5er unb Der Sngenieur ibr Sa-
getperf beginner mIiIen.
8ir ,peroen ielten Ser 9atIade in-
ne, oaB ole @ebdube Ser glnItaIt, 6ie
Inn feds l1br bereits gebeiat iino, 6ies
ben Sei5ern 5u perbanfen baben, Die
nit Der Seuerung Der 9ampffeiieI Be-
reits Inn flint l1br beginner. 9as
iest boraus, bob Der Seiaer bereits UNI
a ubr 80 iei,l iparmes Bett berlaiIen
muB. giner unierer Sngenieure, &r.
Soiepb Setting, bot bieie Mrbeit Be-
reits ieit 5tpan5ig ssabren beiorgt.
Seit etIiden Sabren erbieIt er 1ie
Beibilfe 5meier iiingerer MGnner, Der
Ban Hoepegbem-Briioer 4rt uno MI.
Bir ipreden biermit allen 6rei Mr.
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armen. an so Milfin-Str. iiott. Die
|ebriu. Wutter Dberin Nsorgnerite la
bet basu beionoerg ber3Iib iene Gpen-
Der Elm, bic itd) i'm nergangenen ccydbr
Ian Der $500, 600. .Snmmluua fir 6as
AItenbeim beteiIigt baben. glm CONS.
|tog. 49,. Mdr3, lit ~offenes &aus" bon
5tDei bis iieben lbr. beginneno nit
elmer bon @eibbiihof BDrne geIeite-
ten feieriden 5egenson6oht nm 5tDei
llbr. Wabreno oem Mahntittog tper-
ben Die ct. Sbomos sd iIit1rfopeIIe
itno Der st. Soiepbs -@Iee Club Wem-
Iifeinlagen gum 8eIten 9eben. Mnl
5onntngnabmittog teilen iih bic Gre
tin Sigh Shool- -&apeIle, 6as @hn-
bert -GniembIe u1o Der ct. Soiepbs.
@lee Club in bas ltnterbaItungspro-
gram. slm Sonntagnahmittag um
bier ubr lit iaframentaIe Segersnn-
oaht. - Die Henopierung beg Dor
einem Sabre bauf1llieen @ebauoes III
por5iiglid gelungen. Ger @efabr Ell
ner 5euerfataftropbe murbe 6urh ben
slnbau bon 5uei feueriideren 9rep-
penftiegen uno einem aiitomatiIhen
sluf5ug begegnet. MuBerbem tpur6e
oas 9ei3ungsiDlte,n nod einem neuen
Mnball perlegt uno gum eriten Mal
cine mooerne 8aid1fiihe eingerihtet.
geeue wetteroidte Gerlter- unb 9iir-
rabmen tuuroen eineebaut, bic &npene
poaitd1,oig renobiert, Die &iibe groB.
aigig rnooerniiiert unb tpeitere 5hIaf-
raume eilgerihtet, iobaB Die MnftaIt
nl,nmebr ourhaus anen perniinftigen
anforoeruneen eeniigt.
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beitern ,lniern beiten Dnnf aus fir
ibre treue BflidterfiiIIu,te.
llntpeit bonn sSciepbinnm, on Der
Slentangp Niber @oah. ii1o 5tpei 500
Sub bobe Selepiiion-T -Tiirme errihtet
moroen. 8innen fur5em miro es allen
8eiDobnerrt Central -Sbios errtDqlitt
tperoen Selebiiion 5u baben. TIMER
Soiepbinum-Eurm lit 1876 SUB bod
lnb fann ais nnsgeseifnete Antenne
benlitt iperben. Mber iliemono bier Be-
iitt einen Selebiiion-a -apparot.
Gum letten WaIe lei bier boran
ertnnert, bob, tper nod einen unierer
ginlieoler-aalen ,piinIdt, er oen-
ielben moglidlt baIo beItelen moge,
oa 1tur nod Denige grernpIare por-
rGtig fms.
llniere Stloenten erbieIten am ner-
gangenen eriten 5onntag i'm M6ra
5ablreihe 8eiube. Sn nnierm GIMP
fa1lgsaimmer baben mir cine Coca
Gola-Waidine uno eime 9rinfpaiier-
anlage. griteres @etr1nf sipirb I'M
gan5en 2aroe angeSeigt, letteres MIR
ourf uniere eigenen 8l1tter. Dime
Dem bon 8ielen bebor5ugtell Coed
9ola Ibbrud) tun gu tpollen, geipann
if Die leber5eugung, oaB 1iniere ge-
inber unier frpitaGflares 1rinftpai-
ier Dem rSoft 9rinf" poraieben. Sb
tpobl Die Soften oie l1rlabe limb? Sc.
nib ni6t, belonbers oa Die Soften fir
einen .@uter Stod" BLOB $5 betra=
gen. Giner unierer 8eiuher fauite elm
ipeiteres .5bare". @ir nlahten eben,
falls elm angebot BON ieinem ieIbit,
geaogenen rHopcorn", mas ebenfals
oanfbar angenommen ipnroe. 8tr be-
oiirfen alleroings feines Bopcorns aIs
2ofmittel fir unler Srinftpaiier. Gin
Sdlud oieies 3rinflpaiiers eripedt
Den appetit fir einen tpeitern Srunf.
unier 8aiier-r rStod" iollte eigent-
lid fir mebr als $5 perfauft meroen.
Aber mir 5ieben es Dor, ben areis
niht 5u erboben tros Der groBen Rad-
froge. Bir tpollen Sebem Die @eIegen-
belt geben, eine oieier BaiieranIaaen
gu MAIDEN. gs eibt nidts bersleiden,
nno es lit 10 biuie uno reidlib. 8ilt
nn, leiber 2eier, elmer Ser sIiidIidem
rSbareboloers"2 @enn 1libt, 10 bait
on eine giinitiee @eIoanIase perpoBt
Cine quite @elesenbeit bietet iif ielten
mebr als einmal. Wan mus iie lofort
ergreifen.
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(Sortiesune bon Seite II

iprudt, ob1pobl er ieit 1916 aIs 9eh-
nifer bel Der 8auper,paltuna Der IN
ternationdlen Organization belhdftigt
lit.
Der BrGlibent Der Bergarbeiter.
@emerfidaft limited Wine Borfers
QlDeW), Sobn 8. 2eipis, bot ange-
oronet, bob BON Montag on aIle aob-
lengruben oitlid bes Wiiiiiiippi ba-
6urd, bob Die @rbeiter ben 8etrieben
fern bleiben, auf 5tpei @ohen itiIIge-
legt tperben. @ttpa 100000 Bergor-
better feiern. 2elpis erfldrt, er babe
6ielen S6ritt aIs Broteit gegen 9rll-
mans grnennitng bon Or. Sdnes
Bobo gum Setter 6es 8mn6es Berg
bau-Imtes internommen. @Ieih5ei-
tig lei Die Stillegung Der Bergtperfe
aIs elm @eoenfen fir bic BEL Der Mr.
belt getoteten uno berIetten &umpel
gebaht.
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Giefes 8pdenblatt eriheint felt
benz Sabre 1873 reselmdBtg ieben
Samstas unb miro berauseeseben
gum 9eiten oes gdptliden &olle-
GUM solepb,num Der I'll. &oneresa'
tion ser Bropnganbo in Columbus,
beiien 3ped Die SeranbiIouna oeut-
lfer SrieIteraoglinge fir bie Ser.
5taaten lit. 9ieie glnitalt lit baupt-
l1dlid ansenieIen auf Die ginfiinite
bieies 8lattes tiub bic @eihente iei-
ner 2eier.
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1nigin 8lanhe, Die 9eiligmdBige Mut-
ter 9u6migs TX. BON Grnnfreih, ei-
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JoIgen Der Siinbe in bic fur3en @or-
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braudt man rift melt 5uriif5ubl1t-
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&c. g., isis.
einlieseno ienoe id Sbnen Sc 5ur
laufenoen Sreiiteae als 9anflaauna
fir Die grboruns elmer 8itte.
6, Su.
einliegenb ST CUR laufenoen ssrei-
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te. Sonf Dem 5l'iten &er5en SeIu, ser
slaerieligiten SsSunsfrou, oem FL. So
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elmer 8itte!
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y. S. ST binterldBt einen Sobn, cine
Sohter, 5uei gnfel lno einen l1r-
enfel. Der GerItorbene mar in 2in6-
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i'm Sabre 1913 nod oen Ser. Staa-
ten. Songjdbriger, eifrieer 2eier. y
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Dsittmof, %. Ndra: 9uribius.
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Teierte Der bobn. p. lllri1 NueQer,
lC.PP.S, Bfarrer Ser ct. aloblius.
@emeinoe in Gartbasena, s., Iein
eoloenes 8rieiteriubildum. Bei Benz
feierliden 9anfiaeungsamt bielt Ser
bo1tp. p. Brobinaial g. 8. Sber.'
banler, C.PP.S., Die 5eItpreoigt. gead,
Dem @ottesoienit mar Der ssubiIor
ebrengait bel einem 8anfett i'm ct
Gbarles=Seminar. P. Weueller, leit
lebsnno5wan5is Sabren Hfarrer ser
|St. Notwithstanding, NOR IN Mben.
berg, 9aDern, 0eutihlan6, aeboren.
nno fam 1894 i'm Mlter BON stpeiuno-
5man5ig Sabren nad ben Ser. Staa-
ten. Sm oarauffolgenoen Sabre trot
er Der @eieQidaft Der 81ter bonn
&oltbaren 8lute BEL, legte 1895 ieine
@eliiboe ab unb ,puroe am 26. se-
brilar 1899 bon gr5bildof gIber gum
Brieiter geiueibt. Sn Der 5olge5eit
Dlrfte er 5undblt als 2ebrer am ct.
Soiepb's College in GonegepiIIe, Sssno.
Johann am st. agnes-&lolter in isonb
on 2ac nno ieit 1913 oils 9srofeiior
am ct. gbarlessSeminar, mo- er ber.
blleb, biz er 1922 als Bforrer in Gar
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Wie Der bodm'}te Sr. @rabiidof.
WfnrraD in einem loeben erIaifenen
Briefe an bic bodtp. BfdrrgeiItIidfeit
befanntgab, mirb bic beirige Snnrm-
lung Der Sierarbie fir oie Notleioen.
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Bfttrllt Earr zritnng ,1idlt ah!

ssenn on lber 2sier bir Sage piea Mennns
Senas erbaea aa nnb M nt mSs it, k abresbetras
nnaSen 10 bee n b onbern ras ben getrua tell
eiie Ober besabn annf ir ienSn bne 3enns pter
abbsanns bebent gerIn snen an rennbes nns
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WATER FUND
credited. ..... SO ABS. 10
Rev. Alumnus, Peoria, III. ;. 5000
Rev. Alumnus, Rowena, Tex. 1000
N. NJ, Peru, Ill. .......... 100
Total. SO, $50. 10
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Mrs. B. Deschner, Ridgewood,
N. Y. !.
Andrew Riser, Beaver Falls,
ia. i.
Frank Gottfried, Penn Yau,
RomanuS j. Gillen, Swanton,
o. ...... /.
Theodore j., LaRaux, Eloise,
Neb. !.
Mrs. Jos. Geber, Ashland, N. II. /.
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Homemakers' Clubs
CONTINUED from Page ~

ers, presiding, and total of 33 rep
resentatives present.
A feature of the meeting was a
general report on the trip to Col
orado Springs for the National Home
Demonstration Council meeting,
which was given by Mrs. Ray Rohrer,
the local club delegate.
Mrs. Daniel Downey also gave a
very complete report of the two
day meeting of the state executive
board at College Park recently.
Both Mrs Downey and Mrs. Wal
ter Bromley, state president, at
tended this meeting.
The following reports were Civ
en- on the various Homemaker pro-
jectS: school on children's clothing,
by Miss Ardath Martin; school on
refnishing of floors, Mrs. J. Calvin
Meyers; slip cover making, Mrs. f.
G. Gunderman, home furnishing
chairman; repair of spring cushions,
Mrs. Samuel Matthew's; choral work
of the Homemakers' Chorus, Miss
Mary Howard; reading, Mrs. Fred
Cunningham, reading chairman; and
community service, Mrs. Elliott Roof,
chairman of that committee.
Also a report was given on the
rummage sale held recently by the
Short Course Club, after which Mrs
Henry Lehman, international rela-
tons chairman, reported on that
project and presented tentative
plans for trip to the United Ma
tions in New York.
Plans for a Homemakers' Tea
were then made by the group Mrs
Earl Recher presented Christmas
gift ideas and Christmas decorations
which will feature the tea, to be
held in st. Johns Lutheran Church
social room on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 30.
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WOMEN'S CLUB
OF WILLIAMSPORT

The Women's Club of Williams
port met recently at the home of
Mrs d. K Cushwa, III.
During the work session, members
selected and secured patterns for
Christmas gifts which were on dis
play. The business session follow
ed, with reports of the years ac-
tivities being given. Plans were
then made for the Christmas party
which will be held in December at
the Community House, with the
Young Adult group of the Meth
odist Church serving a turkey din
ner. a.
A social hour was enjoyed by the
group, when refreshments were
served by Mrs. Cushwa and the fol-
lowing assistant hostesses: Mrs. Nor
ris Downs, Mrs. John Kendle, Mrs.
Robert Martin, Mrs. Warren Sey-
mour, Jr., Mrs. Charles Miller and
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sion followed at 200 o'clock. The
president, Mrs. Leroy Doub, pre-
sided, and after the usual opening
exercises the group sang Billy
Boy" led by Mrs. Nellie Newcomer,
music chairman.
Then followed most interesting
review of the book, Mother of
Comptons," by Milton S. Mayer,
which was given by Mrs. r. C. F.
Weagly, reading chairman.
Quite a few members volunteered
to dress dolls for Santa Claus, Inc,
and the members were urged to
keep in mind the annual covered
dish Christmas Party for families
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Down The Alleys
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ACOuthuc0 AAVM rage "
three games and pinfall to move up
into second place, while the Daisies,
who dropped all three of their
games, moved down to the fourth
spot Another three-game and pin
fall winner, the Iris team, stepped
up into the number thEee slot.
100000 Glass
V. Warner, 100, 108, l20-348; l..
Carey, los, ia, 1O1-32O; M. Ham
mond, 118, 120-31O; C. Moser, 100,
123-308; M. J. Bonebrake, 1l6, 103-
3O6; R. Hause, Ill, 104; r. Miller,
1Ol, 1O4; L. Bare, 104, 100; T. Car
baugh, 1O2, 100; A. Ruth, lit; G..
Leatherman (D 1903; v. Rowland,
1903; K. Stouffer Cd 107; v. Helm,
106; M. Barnes, 1O6; M. McClain,
1O4; M. Snyder, 1903; P. Forrest, 1903;
K. Stouffer Cd 1902; l.. McKinsey,
10l; L. Unseld, 101; V. Gossard, 101;
e. Hoover, 100; M. Hildebrand, 100.
Team STANDING
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Team Standing
Points
Division n

Irene Irby took complete charge
of the individual honors in Division
II, with single game of 100 and
three-game set of $3.50, while team
honors were split, with the Lilacs
having the high single game (504)
and the Forget-Me-No the high
set (1428). The Forget-Me-Nots in
creased their lead to five points
when they won three games as well
as total pinfall, and the Jonquils
moved up into the second place, the
LilacS dropping back to third.
100000 Glass
l. Irby, 119, 12O-33O; B. Warren
feltz, lit, 110-316; C. Price, 1O1,
l14-312; l.. Miles, 100, 1O7-3O6; C.
Nunamaker, 10l, 105-3O5; c. Fitz,
l16-303; E. Monninger, 114-303; L.
Abel, 106, 1O2-3O2; B. Schwinger,
lO6, l02; E. mclaughlin, III; o.
Jones, 1903; M. Bowman, 1O7; v.
Patterson, 106; L. Crawford, 1O6; V.
Rohrer, los; G. Stouffer, lO4; M.
Seigman, 1903.
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BEAVER CREEK CLUB

The Beaver Creek Homemakers'
Club held their all-day meeting at
the home of Mrs. c. Ned Keadle re-
Gently, with Miss Virgie Fahrney
as assistant hostess. There were
sixteen members and two guests
in attendance.
Afer the morning work period a
delicious lunch was served by the
hostesses, and the afternoon ses-
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Mrs. d. w. Newcomer The Hal
lowe'en motif was carried out in
both the decorations and refresh
ments.