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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07

Lords Supper will be observed during
this service.
1890 a. m. Sunday School, Shirley
Nonnamaker Superintendent.
Olive Branchy Located miles east
on route 103.
THURSDAY SERVICES: July Z
Mid-week Prayer and Bible study
service at s. P. NJ. We will continue
our study in the Gospel according to
St. Matthew.
SUNDAY SERVICES: July 10
9:30 A. m. Sunday School, Wade
Marshall Superintendent.
10:36 a. m. Morning Worship. The
Lords Supper will be observed dur
ing this service.
Liberty Chapel: Located 3 miles
south On County Line Road and mile
east.
SUNDAYS SERVICES: July 20
1000 a. m Sunday School, Mrs
Eva Moser Superintendent.
No preaching sefyice.
A cordial welcome awaits all ia
come every Sunday to worship the
Lord with US.
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Retired Jenera
CarpenterLDies

Funeral services will be held in
Trinity Lutheran church, Jenera, at
2 p. m. Thursday for George w. Pifer,
81, retired Jenera carpenter, who died
at TAO a. m. in the home of daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Bowman of Airing
ton.
Born in Delawafe township October
3, 1857, he was the son of George and
Elizabeth (Smith) Pifer. He married
Henrietta Price and she died January
%, 1929.
Surviving are four daughters: Mrs
John Longworth, Mrs. Ruth Epke and
Mrs. Kathryn Harris of Toledo, and
Mrs. Ralph Bowman Arlington. Also
surviving are nine grandchildren, foul
great-grandchildren land two great
great-grandchildren. A sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Traucht, liVes in Arlington
The body is at the Daily funeral
home.
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18th RodeO More Popular Thar Ever;
Draws Estimated 5000 To HarI non Field

Mapes, McComA; 4th, Jud Johnson,
Lima.
Wild COW milk hg cOntest-1st, Moe
Hartings, st. Henry; End, Dean Diller,
Columbus Grove; 3rd, Don Logan,
Harpster.
Potato race-1st, Dick Kohlrieser,
Wapakoneta; End, Pan Gleason,
Button; 3rd, Bob Schiemeyer, Wood
Vile; 4th, Ronald Krarher, Lima.
Steer riding-1st, FL G. Belcher,
Toledo; 2nd, Jack White, Toledo; 3rd,
Dick Kohlrieser, Wapbkoneta; 4th,
Panther Sullivan, San Antonio,
Texas.
Stake bend race-1St, Bud Lauck,
Lima; End, Bob hifmeyer, Wood
Vile; 3rd, Dick Kohlrieser, Wapakon-
eta; 4th Virgil Pike hton, st. Clair,
Mo.
Barrel crawl-thrObgh-1st, Moe
Hartings, st. Henry; 2nd, Bud Lauck,
Lima; 3rd, Joe Cook, Lima; 4th, Carl
Slough, Findlay.
Calf rOping-1st, Fed Knock, Wa
pakoneta. Time-112 minutes. No
other ropers qualified.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07
Name Local Girls
Alternates For
Scholarships

A Bluffton high school graduate
and another FROM Beaverdam high
school were listed this week as alter
mates to the Allen County high school
seniors recommended for $500-a-year
cadet teacher scholarships offered an
nually by the state.
The students areI Nancy King,
daughter of the Rev and Mrs. Ro-
bert L. King, formdrl of Bluffton
now living in Coluthbu and Ruth
Downing, daughter bf Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Downing of Beaverdam.
They will be inI line to receive a
scholarship in the eIevent some of the
first five selected for the honor can
not accept. Those named to receive
scholarships are Deanne Angel, Lima
Central; Beverly Delong, Shawnee
Mary JohnsonI Delphos jefferson
Elaine LugibillI Shawnee and Judith
Reed, Lima Central.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07

with different study books for each
group. Parents pre- encouraged to
bring their children. Young people
should make tHs a part of their
weekly prograh. 900 P. Nj. Mix
ed Chorus Practice
Sunday, July 10:
$50 A. NJ. Sunday School Ivan
Sommer, Superintendent 1880 A.
NJ. Molhning Worship Farewell
message by Rev. Vernon Springer.
Special . owe offering for the
Spruhgers 1890 p. M. Basket din
ner. The Sntire church is invited.
2:30 p. M. NBluffton-Pan COM
munity farewell service for the
Springer family. The Sprungers
are returning to their missionary
work in the BelgianN Congo under
the Congo Inland Mission. Everyone
is invited to attend this special SER
vice. 7:30 P. M. C. E. Department.
al meetings. 8:15 P. NJ. Evening
Service
July II:
500 P. M. : Ladies Chbrus Practice
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EVANGELICAL & REFORMED
CHURCHES

v. C. Oppermann, Minister
Emmanuel's:-
9:3O A. M. Church, School
1O:45 A. M. Morning Worship
The Friendly Couples Class meets
on Sunday evening at 500 o'clock at
the Church. All class members and
friends are invited to attend.
st. JOhn's:-
$3.50 A. M. Morning Worship
10:3O A. M. Church School
Infant Baptism will be observed
during the worship service on Sunday.
Parents are to contact the Pastor.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet on
Thursday evening at 500 at the home
of Mrs. Olga Kohler. Mrs. Bertha
Greding IL der. All members are
cordially invited.
The Consistory meets on Thursday
evening at $3.50 P. M. at the Church
The Gertrude Hoy Circle will meet
on Monday EVENING" at 500 at the
College Campus. Juanita Kiingler
Leader. Hostesses + Ruth Geiger
Evelyn Michel, Madlyn Marquart
Meredith Stepletoni All members are
asked to be present.
The Girls Missionary Circle meets
on Tuesday evening July II for l
Picnic at the p Ark. Mrs. LAURA
Leader. All girls make an effort t.
attend.
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Continued from Page -
Two other contestants equalled
Noes record of last year with eight
points each. They we're Bob Schie-
meyer of Woodvile and Dick Kohl
reiser of Wapakoneta. Another rid
er, Ralph Neigh of McComb, scored
seven points. Judges were Gene
Franks, Van Buren, and Floyd Will
liams of Leipsic.
The Rodeo was preceded by Rural
Progress parade and the opening cere-
mony was the crowning of the parade
Queen. The honor wentfto pretty Miss
Jeannine Benroth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Benroth, ,fand senior at
Bluffton high school, She was the
candidate of the Busy Bee All club
and rode on the clyb's prize-winning
float.
Miss Benroth wSs crowned by Clair
Fett, president of the Bluffton Stone
company, whose sitver anniversary
was celebrated bt the rodeo. The
Harvest Queens Fcrown" was of flow
ers fashioned byI Basinger Florists.
Maids of honor chosen by the
judges were Miss Shirley Galloway,
Bluffton high school senior and
candidate of Future Homemakers of
America, and Miss Judith Schiffke, a
high school junior, and candidate of
the Bluffton MEMS Garden club.
Attendants chosen by the queen
were Sharon Steiner and Janet Yoak-
am.
Rodeo event winners were as fol-
lows:
Grand entry, silver mounted
Wanda Breda, Limb End, Mickey Car
penter, Marion; 31d, Lou Anne Cary,
Lima; 4th, II. ]. Clay, Ada.
Grand entry, pain tack-lst, Carl
Slough, Findlay; I2nd, Ralph Neigh,
McComb; 3rd, Claudia Huhbell, Ada;
4th, Paul Sroupe,I Lima.
Great plains pOhy class-lst, Miss
10 LYNN Sterlind North Baltimore
End, Dwaine LeiRer, Bluffton; 3rd,
Darrell Challen, McComb; 4th, Doro-
thy Fisher, Findl&y.
Bridal trail PLEASURE horse-lst,
Ralph Neigh, Nd SComb; 2nd, Paul
Sroupe, Lima; Srd, James Knoch,
Wapakoneta; 4th, Emerson Pelton
Findlay.
Boys and girls musical tire-1st
Larry Holden, Van Vert; End, Nancy
Gongive, McComb; Srd, Fred Bar
rington, Lima; 4th, Dick Jones
Marion.
Men and ladies musical tire-1st
Moe Hartings, st. Henry; End, Bot
Schiemeyer, WoodNille; 3rd, Larry
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Three BMftOn GPS
In Same Operation

Three Blutfton soldiers of the
Army's 10th Division are taking part
in Operation Gyroscope" it was
learned this W EEK from the family of
one of the md an.
Pvt. JamesI Phillips, Ft. Riley,
Kansas, husband of Mary Lou Phil
lips, N. Lawnl venue, Pvt. Mari
Watkins, son d Robert Watkins, N.
Spring street, Pn furlough at home,
and Pvt. William Montgomery, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva In Montgomery, Route
/ Bluffton, who sailed from New York
July 2, are all members Of the 10th
Division.
The division wi replace the Army's
1st Division pres bntly serving in Ger
many.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Rev. Leonard w McIntire, Pastor
R0CKp0RT.

$3.50 A. M. Morning Worship
Sermon by the Pastor
1920 Am. Church School
Classes for everyone
COOP. M. Session Meeting for busi-
ness and fellowship and supper at the
home of Elder O1lo Marshall.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY Meeting
on Wednesday, July 13, 200 p. M.
at the home of Mrs. j. o. Cupp. De-
votions by Mrs. Nelson Wells, pro-
gram by Miss Edythe Cupp.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL each
morning 900 - 11:15 A. M. Final
program on Friday evening, July 18th
in Presbyterian Church,
BLUFFTON:
9:45 A. M. Church School
Glasses for all age groups
1856 A M. Morning. Worship
Commissioning of delegates to
Junior High Camp and Senior High
Conference.
Sermon by the Pastor
SESSION MEETING, Thursday
July 7, 800 p. M. sn the Pastors
Study.
TRUSTEES MEETING, Thursday
july 14th. 500 p NJ in the Church.
WELCOME TO ALL.
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EVANGELICAL MENNONITE
CHURCH
So. Jackson Sf near kI6ler

So. Jackson st, near klbler
Rev. c. A. CI3ssen, Pastor
"Go We therefore, and teach all ma
tions baptizing the een in the name of
the Father. and Of the Son, and of
the Holy Ghost" Matt. 28:19
Sunday School D:30 a. m. (classes
for all ages)
Superintendent, Mr.. Paul A. Steiner
Worship Hour t0:30 a. m. Rev. Ro-
bert BontragerI / speaking Sunday,
July 10
Evening Gospel Service 500 p. m;
Testimonies and reports by Rev. and
Mrs. Bontrager{
Young Peoples service 7:l5 p. m
Independence" program
Prayer Bible Study hour each
Thursday night at the Church 300
p. m.
A WELCOME awaits you at any OF
all of our services!
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IN Ohe
Churches
THE FIRST MENNONITE
CHURCH
u. BeachY. PastOr

Alvin u. Beachy, Pastor
Thursday:
1:30 D. ul. Junior Choir Rehearsal
at the chnrch.
200 p. m. Women's Missionary
Society meets at the Gerhard Buhler
home.
700 pm. Christian Education
Committee meets at the church.
500 D. m. Church Council meets in
regular monthly session.
Sunday:
9:O0-9:30 Orchestra Rehearsal
9:30-10:30 Sunday School Hour
Kenneth Winkler Superintendent
1O:30-11:3O Worship Hour
Sermon "Glorify God In Your
Body"
Tuesday:
July 12, 1880 p. m. Boy Scouts meet
in the Church basement.
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BEAVERDAM METHODIST
CHURCH

G.. w. Whyman,I Minister
Beaverdam:
Church School 9:30. Elmer Long
Superintendent.
Morning Worship h0:45
intermediate: MHF Sunday 1880
Mid-Week ServiEe Wednesday 8
p. m.
Official Board Meeting Monday
July II at p. m.
ROckpOrt:
Church School 10:45. Elmer Ream,
Superintendent.
Morning Worship $3.50.
Pleasant Hill:
Church School l9:45. Cecil Hartnet,
Superintendent.
w. S. C. S. win meet at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Huber Thursday 2
p. m. July 14th. Official Board
Meeting at thel Church Tuesday
July 18th at q. m.
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BLUFFTON MARKETS
"wednesday MOrning)

Grain (bushel prices) Wheat,
$1.81; corn, $1.2e; oats, SIC; soy
beans, $2.31.
Eggs Large white, 33c; large
brown, Bic; medihm white or brown,
27c. Pullets, 21c
Poultry Heavy hens, 22c; leghorn
hens, 16c; heavy fryers, 26c; leghorr
fryers, 22c; stays, lie.
Butterfat No. /, sec; No. 2, sic.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Rev. Victor Monk, Pastor
SUNDAY:
Morning Worship 900 A. M.
Sunday School 10000 A. M. Donald
Ream, Supt.
Rev. Hummon viii have charge of
services while the Pastor is on vaca-
ton.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Unurch SCHUOI 4 J.OU OHdIIVo
Alderman, Supt.
Worship Servicei 10:30 James
Heininger, Pastor
Topic next Sunday "The Harvest
Church Notes
Thursday, July M z. NJ. Music
committee meeting at the church. .
8 p. M. The official board will
meet at the church.
Monday, July II, 7:00 p. M. Soft
Ball league game at Harmon Field
The game will be against st. Johns
f.. q r. Church.
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EVANGELICAL UNITED
BRETHREN

Stanley w. Walton, Pastor
Bethesda: Located Al miles east on
route 103.
SUNDAY SERVICES: July 10
9:3O a. m. Morning Worship. The
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-07-07
EBENEZER CHURCH

ASsUCIdIt supply 7 IdsIUIs
Charles +. Springer Phone 21l-R
Lyman X. HOfstetter Phone 646-W
Thursday, July Z:
800 =. NJ. Prayer Meeting anC
Bible Study divided into age groups
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BLUFFTON BEAvERDAM PARISH
(Disciples) Christ
UEI,o,, MinicfaF
T. J. Wilson, Minister

Beaverdam Bible School hour $3.50
A. M. Worship hour 10:30 A. M. Ser
mon Subject: YFather Forgive. All
i'm attendance will sign attendance
cards. Bluffto1 Church of Christ
Bible School hour, 9:30 A. M. Floyd
Basinger Sup't.| A studied lesson and
a mind to Learn, is essential to right
living. The 'Latch String" is out, at
both of the Pdrish Churches.
BUTTFRMILK is an excellent
cooking ingredient as well as re-
freshing beverage. 1t gives extra
lightness to cakes, pancakes and
other baked goods.
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by air out of Tiuffton daily. Some
of the parcels carry postage
amounting td as much as SIS.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

(B, quarrel-agreement. Co
employer-ilnion. cd generals
izationexception. (El terrain
earthquake.
Test 8. Time is to history as
I(A1 experiment Is to chemistry,
|sBl antiquity Is to ruins, (C1
space is to geography. cd talent
Is to hobby. fE) city Is 70 society,
Test /. Fill in the blanks with
proper words. A Is a mar
row opening produced BY the
80 of parts. tAl puncture )
ripping, fB) perforation re-
moval, tC) cavity dsintegfa-
ton. CD fissure cleavage. tE)
tunnel erosion.
Test S. A store adyertises q
sale with savings from 20 to 1874
per cent. II an article is on sale
for SIS. what Is the lowest price
it could have had Just bel oye the
reduction. tA5 $3.50, % si8.
tc1 1875. I'D $40. CD $22.5o.
Test s. Il takes one quart Of
paint to paint a table and four
chairs. II each chair takes one
eighth as much paint as the
table What fraeffnn 0f 4 mart
does It take to paint the table.
tAl . CD Co CD.
IS. Gel
Test I. Which Of the following
words has The same meaning as
Disparity 4. Affinity, 1B1. diff
ference. lc1. obsolescence. I'D !.
reduction. CD pungency.
Tesf (. II an elevator has q
capacity Of 20 adults or "a chill
Evening star., 1955-11-01

when the earlier plan was SUBJ
United several years ago, Com
|eress was preoceupied with de-
Tense production. He said the
need for protecting flood disaster
victims was brought into the
Iimelight BY this years losses in
New England.
Now Feels Justified
80 / feel / am JUSTIFIED ii
bringing every possible pressure
Ito bear on the administration to
develop their recommendations, I
Senator Lehman said.
Senator Bush paid tribute To
Senator Lelman,s interest III hu-
|n1anitarian causes, but insisted: |:
|sI think the President has done
what he said he would do. II
you wanted & definitive bill in
this space Of time. you were dx-
|pecting too much. =
Senator Payne, Republican Of
Maine, went before the commit
tee today to urge the plan he co.
sponsored with Senators Ealton-
stall. Republican. and Kennedy,
Democrat. both of Massachusetts.
Following the general lines sug-
|gested BY the Budget Bureau
yesterday. this bill would have
the Government co-operate with
private insurance companies ii
developing hood insurance.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

dren, how many children can
ride with IS adultsg tA). IA,
CD. 8. tc). Z. CD. .. GJ. IL.
Other and more ccmplcated
questions tested comprehension.
or q candidates ability to recall
speedily details Of q technical
explanation given him, Other
questions dealt With visual inter-
probation.
The answers. Test E-A. schism
church; test 2-E, terrain-earth-
quake: test &c. space-geogIa-
ply; test AID. fissure- cleavage:
test sc, s1S.75; test SD. A:
test 7-B. difference: test s-B, s.
Evening star., 1955-11-01


learn how much the students
know but to measure their scho-
lastic aptitude-the ability to
benefit from advance education
Although the winners win moi
be determined for several weeks
the sponsors today released q
few typical questions posed il
the test.
Sample Questions
Some Of the test questions,
with answers at the bottom, fol-
low:
Test |. IN the area Of word
relationships. rift Is TO cloud ii
lAl schism Is to church. CD
segregation Is TO division. Co
articulation IS to fission, CD
dispersion is to insularity or tEl
severance Is to confluence.
TEST :. Regime Is TO revolution
as (A) function Is to incapacity,
Evening star., 1955-11-01

way most Of the time, you'd
stand 8 good chance Of breezing
through the recent college schol-
arship test put on for the Ma
tion's brightest high school
seniors BY the National Merit
Scholarship Corp.
1000 Try Again
Nearly 10000 Of the Nations
most promisine seniors took the
test ii 1000 high schools
thfouehout the Nation October
|26. The 1000 highest scorers
win qualify for second exams
january II which win lead to
scholarships next year for the
$50 winners.
The competing students were
required TO answer lis questions
III the two-hour examination.
The test was devised not TO
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Try Out Your Aptitude
For Scholarship Tests

CHICAGO. Nov tF1Woild you declare boldly and with
out fear Of successful contradiction that TO mpathze TO be
filed with GRIEF?
or would it be accurate and logical approach to
reason that TO overflow to be filed with water?
Or TO envy Is to be filed with hatred?
or ITO shiver is to be filled with horrcrV2
or ITO yearn Is to be nlled with longingv2
picked the suggestion and brain works that
Evening star., 1955-11-01

LINK VIC VIII MAKE LuQt
food insurance and not on Hood
politics. = said Senator Bush.
At the opening of Senate
Banking Committee hearings on
flood insurance yesterday Assist
ant Budget Director Roger w.
Jones said the administration
hopes to have q detailed plan
ready BY January. Meanwhile,
lhe outlined six general ctiteria
which call for Z modest expert
mental approach to this untried
|deld Of disaster insurance.
Senator Lehman took the po-
|sition that President Eisenh0w-
Ter had said last month Govern
|ment agencies would have 4 plan
ready when the committee met.
and the Senator told Mr.. Jones
The was sorry the Budget Bureau
regarded the subject is experi-
mental.
Reminds Lehman 0f 1852
When the committee met this
morning Senator Bush said he
wished It had been possible for
the departments TO submit q
detailed blueprint yesterday but
|he reminded Senator Lehman
that the Truman administration
recommended . food insurance
plan IN fO52f0n which no action
has yet been taken.
so ] think II ID somewhat
unfair to criticize the admin
|istration for not preparine III
less than three months ! de-
tailed flood insurance program,
when the Congress itself and
this commit has failed to do
80 with four years 10 consider
THE problem.
81 think We win make more
Evening star., 1955-11-01


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MI. Gulotta said the investi-I
cation, when completed. VIII be
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New York r.itv sunday re eaid
she sl1f9ered from hvsteria and
|deep shock and he prohibited
visitors and police questioning.
BY last night, however, he was
able to notify police that she had
recovered enough for further
questioning.
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M Sulotta, Mr. Filansli ana E
police stenographer spent about
|haIf-an-hour st her bedside.
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pulled open her door ana sn0t|
what slae thought was the
prowier.
Aim ost immediately She
thought It might be her hus-
band. and It was. At this point
|fn j the questioning she broke
down.
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Evening star., 1955-11-01

night gave authorities details Of
her husband early Sunday morn
inRs She broke down when she
came to the actual shooting,
Nassau County District Attorney
Frank Guiotta said, and the
questioning was discontinued for
the night.
on the day OF the shooting.
police reported the sobhing and
hysterical Mrs. Woodward had
told them she fired at a figure
or shadow. believing It to be q
prowler and not recognizing 1t as
her husband.
ProwIer Picked up
Meanwhile. an arrest today lent
credence TO her statement that
the Woodwards estate had been
plagued By unauthorized visitors.
Al 22-yeartoid German refugee,
identined as paul w. Wirths Of
Floral PARK. was picked up and
alleeedly admitted he was proWl-
ing the Woodward estate over
the week end. He also was quoted
as saying he broke q window q
day or two earlier.
Wirths, who has 3 burglary
record, had been sought Tor
questioning ~ the WOODWARD
case as vel as 10 connecElOn
with 9 series Of brea k-lIas u the
vicinity ot the Oyster Bay nome
Of the W0QdWa ARCS.
A policeman spotted him early
today Ia Huntington. about 10
miles from Oyster Bay. IN his
car. officers said, was q shotgun
stolen October 22 III another
Long Island community.
vU,rth. -. t,,rnea nver II
Nassau County authorities for
Questioning about the woodward
case
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chsss s9' 4 Masssss r,os,,tv sosn.s detscz .dr..
tives said the new information
that the shot was prompted Dy
no.se ,: vas sns ~ nal0l 1880 ''-
rriginaI , account II and ne. her II later \ I
story.
However. Mr.. Pinnell had said
earlier that nef ORIGINAL story
was xlrt1si,y uselsss Desae.ss Z
q her nlsnix. disturbed seae9 ~
tne time.
Wnen ponce aEslyeu a1 sne y 10
room MooaMara noLls 81 ~ ~
acre Long lSlaho essass, sne sog-
ning ana lncone5ens Aa5s Mgo1-
MaIu Mss cluecll.ls y l'sz IS. s.l..s ~
sne ulclAo aAiu pl0ous IVY -
heE husband.
investigators said she was
quickly given 9 sedatlye aild
some hours later was Makenea
by an injection 81 9 stlmuiant
81 p0llce coulu uuestion nef.
Are Indicated at So
-. ,,yc,,,,,rs,.,, u. fn,,,,er
.-s ~. !" b. q 3 J.
moaei ahn SNOW slli WY 49,
married TO her socialite husband
LIZ years ago, still is listed as 81
n. Us, "a, ,,,,,a.., FL 49, yzo,,. u
..,. . 1890, A Z ~, IA t,vas|
4, h her | hoIs,e 'sss Town ~ q ,f s. piffsblfe 4.
r.,i,s E r indicate she Il about *.
TIer rnillionaire husband was
AZ TALL ouief and reserved |
l,A Was 4 member 81 4 prominent
New York socialite family and
flle owner Of tie famed race
horse Nashua.
Just an hour 81 81 before the
shootine the Wokdwards had
returned from q patty given for
the Duchess of windsor at an
estate near their own week end
home at oyster Bay on Long
Islands fashionable north shore.
Afr. plnnell said the inYesti-
cation would include questioning
Of other party guests and Of Mr..
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