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Friday January 6, 193ft. Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune Page Thrt Coloma Corners Gets Divorce Grandmother Beaten With Hammer Rural Social Events St. Lawrence C.Y.O. Elects New Officers WE, the WOMEN BY RUTH MILLETT I-- Social Calendar TONIGHT'S EVENTS Card rortv. Two Mile School, ipon-soipU by 1'.

T. 8 p. m. Model Soliool Mothers' Club, at school, 7 p. in.

('iimp. It. X. A. Mrs.

Henry 'J'lniiii. jMQ v- O. II. Club, Mrs. Wesloy Snyder, 7 p.

m. Knst Plile I.nlliprnn Men's Club, cliurcli parlors. p. m. I'ouiik reople l-'irst Methodist find Community church, MlPijiU ride party, postponed until rurthor notice.

KobfltHU Heuearsal, Odd Fellows bnll. 7:30 p. m. V. N.

C. Club, Mrs. Harry Peterson, 8 p. m. SATURDAY'S EVENTS Junior Mission Society, First English Lutheran church, 3 p.m.

SUNDAY'S EVENTS First Moruvlan Choir Frogram, Kellner church, 7:30 p. m. Fublic Card Tournament, St. Lawrence Catholic school, 8 p. ra.

V. (. T. Auxiliary entertains Council, W. E.

Wright home, afternoon and evening. MONDAY'S EVENTS Entre Nous Club, Mrs. Floyd Smith, 7:3" p. m. Woman's Club, Mrs.

Edward Bassett. p. m. Wigens Club, Mrs. Leo White, 8 p.

m. Sunrise Club, Mrs. Henry, Baldwin, p. in. V.

F. W. Auxiliary. Wood County Realty ball. I'M p.

m. Kebekah LoiIp, Installation, Odd Fellows' hall, 8 p. tn. New Century Club, Mrs. Glenn Parkin, 7:30 p.

tn. M. N. O. Club, Miss Charlotte Daly, 7:30 p.

m. Fourth Avenue Club, Mrs. Frank Nasi), 8 p. m. Mrs.

Nettie Hampton (above), 56, with her head swathed in bandages is recovering in a Corbin, Ky, hospital from fifty wounds inflicted on her head and body with a hammer. The woman's granddaughter, Maple Helton, 12, was held as a "delinquent child" in Williamsburg, following the hammer beating. visited at the Howard Foster home at Plainfield Monday, Russell Polivka returned to Osh-kosh, Monday. Merlin Douglass of Madison and Tom Carlton of Hancock were Friday callers at the W. A.

Lish home. The Melvin Bartlett family attended a party in Coloma Saturday Before you start feeling sorry for the hard working husband whose wife drags him away from his easy chair several evenings a week to dance at the country club i with the neigh bors, listen to what a man who deals in personality has to say. "It is more important for health, happiness and an ideal personality to learn to play than to read constantly, listen to the radio, and go to the movies." That is Dr. Henry Link talking, creator of the P.Q. "Personality Quotient," a test of personality, and author of the new book, "The Rediscovery of Man." The book and all of Dr.

Link's ideas when you talk with him, are an about face from the personality books that claim you can learn how to get along- with people by following a formula. Dr. Link contends, and with good proof, that the best way to learn to get along with people is to play with them. In the excitement of a tennis game or the exuberance of cutting a figure on the ice, all self-consciousness is forgotten, and a person is completely himself. If you were to give Dr.

Link a list of your activities he would tell you that the ones that demand physical exertion will do more for your personality than the others. "Dancing is splendid," he says. "Perhaps the best personality-developer of all. Tennis and golf and hand-ball are excellent." "But even bridge or any other sit-down game is far better for the development of a healthy, strong personality than getting all your fun from being a looker-on or reading books." So don't feel sorry for the man whose wife insists on his getting out a few nights a week and playing with friends. He's less likely to go stale and more apt to go ahead than the man whose every single leisure hour is spent "getting away from it all." South Leola Miss Doris McCausland, teacher in the Rothermel school, is spending her vacation at her home in Dell wood.

Earl Roberts of Madison and John Roberts of Minneapolis were Sunday visitors at the Rothermel and Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. Andree Shove of Waukau and Mr. and Mrs.

Milo Walker of Wisconsin Rapids were Christmas guests at the W. L. Bristol home. Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Moss of Milwaukee came and spent Christmas with her mother Mrs. Mae Wight-man. They returned home Monday, Mrs. Wightman going home with them for a visit. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Bristol, Mr. and Mrs.

Andree Shove and Mr. and Mrs. Den Clark and children were Christmas dinner guests 'at the Seth Zwetz home. Morris Clark and wife were Sun- PALACE Tonight I RM0 P-1 un" If Ruth Millett is At Auburndale Circle Four of St. Mary's Catholic Aid will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening, January 11, at the George and Peter Berdan home, to which all are invited.

A Christmas party was held at the LeRoy Smith home on Wednesday evening. The time was spent playing games, and at a late hour a lunch was served. Those present exchanged Sherry Party The Sherry Mothers' club entertained their families at a watch night party at the Iverson home on New Year's Eve. An oyster supper was served at midnight following the social evening and From Pittsville Mrs. Warren Favell entertained the members of the Congregational Ladies' aid at her home on Thursday afternoon.

The Congregational Sunday school elected their officers during the Sunday school hour on Sunday, resulting as follows: Superintendent, David Clements; assistant superintendent, the Rev. D. J. Appleby; secretary, Miss Betty Pabst; treasurer, Mrs. H.

DeVere Likes; librarian, Robert Waldo; pianists, the Misses Betty Pabst and Carol Duckey; cradle roll superintendent, Miss Grace Clements. Teachers for the various classes were elected as follows: Stars, Miss Marjorie Gardner; Merry Maids, Mrs. Vera Johnson; Golden Rule class, Mrs. H. DeVere Likes; Young Men's Class, S.

H. Hatch; Daughters of Ruth, Mrs. August Trachte; Bible Class, the Rev. D. J.

Appleby; Willing Workers, William Clements. A birthday party was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Christensen in honor of Ed Christensen and granddaughter, Betty. Those who attended were Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Haske of Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. George Feldt and family of Richfield, Mrs. William Yoss and family, Mable and Arnold Strope and Mr.

and Mrs. John Duckey and John Giese. The evening was spent To Present Series of Benefit Card Parties Ushers of the St. Lawrence Catholic church and their wives will have charge of a series of six weekly card parties to be held Sunday evenings in the St. Lawrence school, the first of which is scheduled for next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brostowitz will be chairmen for the evening. Bridge, schafskopf, five hundred and five hundred rummy will be played. Regular prizes will be awarded and lunch will be served at the conclusion of each session.

Grand prizes will be awarded Sunday, February 12, on the basis of the four highest scores turned in during the tournament. To qualify each player entered must attend at least four sessions. The public is invited to participate. Local People's Sister Auto Accident Victim Word was received here last night by D. M.

Robinson, Mrs. Frank Fox and 0. B. Robinson of the death of their sister, Mrs. Lillian Gates of Chico, California, who was killed in an automobile accident.

weeks' visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krubsack. Harvey Krubsack of Marshall and Miss Myrtle Krubsack were also home for the week-end. Dr.

Edward Hougen drove to Oostberg yesterday for a short visit with his son Edward, who received the third degree in the Masonic lodge there last night. He is expected back this evening. Fashionably clad in furs, Constance Talmadge Netcher, star of silent motion pictures, is shown as she appeared in court in Chicago, where she was granted a divorce from Townsend Netcher, wealthy Chica-goan. She alleged desertion. Her hearing lasted ten minutes.

Milladore Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brey spent New Year's day at Ringle at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Luebbe.

Mrs. Ed Brey entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fry and Mrs. Laurinda Brey on New Year's Eve.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hertcl attended the funeral of the latter's uncle Mike Wagner at Marshfield Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs.

John Wotruba were callers at Marshfield Monday. Miss Alice Mancl, Junction City, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mancl. Louis Linzmeier Milwaukee, spent the week-end with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Linzmeir sr. Hillary Kelhhofer who was visiting his mother Mrs. Francis Kelnho-fer during the holidays returned to Milwaukee. Kenneth Fcit, Poynette, visited during the holidays with his parents Mr.

and Mrs. James Feit. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hardina and daughter Darlene and Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Hardina and son John of Stevens Point were guests recently of Mrs. Anna Hardina. Mrs. Agnes Maine and daughter Beverly and Leonard Krummel of Rhihelander spent the week-end with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Krummel. Miss Lauretta Farrell, Antigo, is spending a week with her sister Miss Clara Farrell. Leonard Malik left for Madison on Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Pavlik of Stevens Point visited the holidays with the former's'brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. R. Klingbeil.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kupsch of Wausau spent New Year's at the Harold Kupsch home. Misses Loretta Lang, Viola Fait and Grace Konash hiked to Blcnker Monday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Konash spent their New Year's at the home of Mrs. Kate Hinek of Blenker. Misses Jean and Gwen Ironsides of Chicago, Jack Ironsides of Milwaukee, Frank and Kenneth Ironsides of Wisconsin Rapids spent the Christmas holidays at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. Ironsides. Mr. and Mrs. George Eimerman and son Philip of Junction City were callers recently at the Ironsides home.

OHIO HAS LONG DITCH Columbus, 0. (IP) It is possible to travel a distance equal to a trip around the earth without getting out of Ohio's $33,000,000 county drainage ditch system. 9 Mrs. Sophia Pomplun, Earl Henr.ej of Deerfield, Arleigh Henne of Berlin and Miss Leona Ileiine and a friend of Madison visited at th Melvin Henne and Walter Henr homes Thursday. 1 Mrs.

Lottie Eastman Is ill with, pneumonia. Merlin Douglass and Antona Schmoock returned to Madison Monday after spending their vaca tions at their homes here. Sunday visitors at the Mrs. Clara Myhill home were Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Soergel and Ray Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Myhill and children, Norman and Royce Myhill of Monroe Center and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Oliver.

Miss Elizabeth Thompson returned to her school work at Oshkosh Monday. Earl Henne of Deerfield 13 assist ing his brother Walter Henne. Miss Hazel Humphrey spent her vacation at her home in Leola. Miss Marguerite Billings spent a week's vacation at her home at Cottonville. Miss Helen Thompson returned to the Wautoma training school Tuesday after spending her vaca tion at her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Banville and son of Eipon spent their vacation at the E. A. Hotchkiss home.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wilson snent Sundav at the Louis Wollert home in Lincoln. Earl Wollert is assisting at the Wilson home. Lyle Kitchen of Petenwell CCC pnmn siient a few davs at hia home.

Edwin Smith also spent th week-end at home. Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Brown and Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Garman and children were Saturday supper guests ati the A. W. Garman home. H. J.

Lubbert, Johnson and C. L. Brovald were Mauston and New Lisbon callers Thursday. Miss Alma Johnson and Ardia Johnson arrived from Sheboygan Friday evening to spend the holidays at the A. L.

and J. F. Johnson home3. Mr. and Mrs.

August TruchinskI and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Winters family were Sunday evening visitors at the A.

L. Johnson home. The Brovald, Wellner and Mrs. Dorothy Van Wermer families, spent Christmas day at the Roy Potts home. Mike Hartje of New Lisbon wras recent visitor here.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lubbert and Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Garman were guests for Christmas dinner at the H. Knudeson home.

A farm household may average 300 miles a year in carrying water from the well or spring to the home. Get Comforting Relief from HERD COLDS do THlti Put some Vicks VapoRub ug each nostril and sniS weU baclc. next, melt a spoonful of VapoRub In a bowl of boiling water; breathe la tho medicated vapors for several minutes. This loosens phlegm and further clears) the air-passages. bedtime, rub VaooRub on throat.

chest, and bac's so lis long-continued aouoie action can relieve the misery of the cold while you sleep. thy it then you'U know why VapoRub Is a standby la 3 out of 5 homes. WICKS VapoRub rfT? OLUMtlA nctuii 23c Eve. at 7 and 9 4 DEATH en their WINGS! lLT in honor of the twenty-fifth wed ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Orville Bartlett and they celebrated their own twenty-ninth anni versary the following day.

Mr. and Mrs. Gust Berg, son Carl, Mrs. Clara Berg and Mrs. William Wichner were dinner guests at the August Lyon home Monday.

The Harvey Slater family of Hancock had dinner at the Gust Holtz home Sunday. West Hancock Beulah Twist of Florence, has been visiting her mother and sisters the last two weeks. Emil Pomering visited his wife at the Madison hospital last week. She was able to spend Christmas at Rockford, 111., with her daughters. Sam Howard was home Christmas day from his work at Berlin.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Abbott and family of West Plainfield were Christmas day guests at the F. J. Abbott home.

Mr. and Mrs. Will Podoll worp New Year's visitors at the Bert Hutchinson home. 42 inch Genuine PEPPERELL TUBING Best 25c Yard Seller WHITE GOODS SALE SPECIAL Yd. JC HEILMAM'S TONIGHT 13c "THE SPIDER'S WEB" SAT.

Mat. 10-13; Eve. 10-23 Cartoon Novelty Columbia Comedy "TIM TYLER'S LUCK" SUNDAY 3Iat. 2:30 10c The annual meeting of the St. Lawrence C.

Y. 0. was held last Tuesday evening in the club rooms of the St. Lawrence school. Reports covering the activities of the organization during the past year were submitted and accepted.

The financial report showed that al obligations incurred in the remodelling of the clubrooms and furnishing the necessary equipment were fully discharged with a small balance left in the treasury. Election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: The Rev. S. P. Mieczkowski, president; Thomas Dillinger, vice president; John C.

Malolepszy, secretary; John Szczecinski, treasurer and manager; Joseph Radtke, assistant manager; Frank Brostowitz, Ignatius Minta and Joseph Favloski, directors. A program of proposed activities for the present year will be submitted by the new officers at their installation meeting held early in February. Evangelical Aid St. John's Evangelical Aid held its Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Nelson.

Preceding the social hour and exchange of gifts, the group sang "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear," heard two poems, "He Came Today," by Mrs. Roy Nelson and "Christmas" by Mrs. Frank Fred-ricks, and the scripture reading by Mrs. Oscar Hartman. A short busi ness meeting was also held during which Mrs.

Ben Knuth and Mrs. Leonard Sanger were appointed to the visiting and welfare committee. At the close of the afternoon the hostess served a Christmas lunch. Catholic Daughters At the January business meeting of Court bt. Ann, C.

D. last eve ning in the K. of C. hall, plans were made for the officers dinner to be served in two weeks and for initia tion to be held February 2. The group also voted a health fund to be at the disposal of Miss Mary Zapp, city school nurse, to use as she sees fit.

Members are reminded that Sun day, January 29, is National Com- League. St. Katherine's Guild- Plans for the annual parish dinner to be served on Thursday, January 12, were made by St. Katherine's Guild when it met Wednesday even ing at the home of Mrs. Robert Riley.

During the social hour, which followed the business session, a lunch was served by Mrs. Kiley assisted by the Misses Joyce Norm- ington and Barbara Slenger. Willing Workers Miss Louise Cooper had charge of devotions and Miss Joyce Cooper read the mission topic at the meet ing of the Trinity Moravian Willing Workers held last evening at the home of Mrs. D. W.

Frederickson. Miss Marie Justeson rejoined the circle. The later evening was spent socially, the hostess serving a nice lunch. Elite Club- Miss Leona Mours entertained the Elite club at cards and a dessert lunch last evening, having Mrs. Irving Bey, Miss Donna Draland and Miss Christine Lychywek as additional guests.

Card prizes were awarded Miss Draland and Mrs. Bey of the guests and the Misses Mabel Teavey and Elnora Schultz of the club. Jolliate Club With five additional guests present, Mrs. Karl Witt entertained the Jol liate club at her home last evening. Tables were set up for the playing of bridge, club prizes going to Mrs.

John Abel, Mrs. Fannie Welton and Mrs. Ralph Turner, and guest favors to Mrs. Andrew Galganski and Mrs, Theodore Welton. O.

T. Club- Having Mrs. A. B. Sutor as a guest, Mrs.

Charles Laramie sr. entertained the E. 0. T. club on Thurs day afternoon.

Bridge was pastime, high tallies being turned by Mrs. Rose Hollmuller and Mrs. Fred Eb-erhardt. The traveling prize went to Mrs. Ed Bassett.

C. K. Club-Fifty was the pastime for members of the C. K. club when they gathered at the home of Mrs.

Arthur Rieman on Thursday, prizes at the afternoon's game going to Mrs. Herman Hill and Mrs. David Moyer. A 5 o'clock lunch was Berved by the hostess. 0.

G. Club Brdige was pastime for some of the members of the 0. G. club, which met last evening at the home of Miss Madaline Sweet, while others occupied themselves at needlework. The evening was concluded with a late lunch.

W. S. Club-Members of the W. S. club met for a game of five- hundred at the home of Mrs.

Emil Oestreich on Thursday, prizes being awarded Mrs. SIIOULD A WIFE WORK? Don't miss the story of a woman who believed a wife should pitch in to help her husband, a new serial, "NO TIME TO MARRY," begin-ning Monday, January 9th, in this paper. South Burr Oak Miss Norma Slater of Hancock is spending a few days at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Gust lloltz. The August Lyon family were Saturday evening visitors at the Otto Lietz home at Richford.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lish entertained at New Year's dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Hollmann, five children, Mr. and Mrs. Hollmann and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Lish, Mrs. George Strat-meyer, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Schrank and son, Mrs. Marian Ethun and son, Gilbert Pease, George Lyon and Charles Moody and son of Plainfield. Mrs. J. H.

Powell went to Madison Tuesday where she went to consult an optometrist, returning that evening with her son Harley and wife who have been visiting friends in Mt. Horeb since Saturday. Fred Lyon of Westfield visited at the home of his uncle Victor Vrba Saturday. Gilbert Pease entertained at dinner Monday, Mrs. Marian Ethun and son, Mr.

and Mrs. Arnold Sor-enson and daughter, George Lyon, Miss Mildred and Bethel Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Li.h and Mrs. Stratmeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Gudmanson, four children of St.

Ignace, visited the A. J. Uher family Thursday. Misses Mildred and Bethel Lyon returned Monday evening from a visit with their mother Mrs. Alfred Wheeler at Beloit.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Ashworth day visitors at the Charles Rouse home near Hancock. Ward Rothermel and family were Sunday visitors at the Richard Roberts home in Hancock. Clara Mae Roberts of Hancock spending her vacation with her sister Mrs.

Ward Rothermel. B. H. MOYER CHIROPRACTOR Tel. 1266-W Room 12 Wood Block Saturday 7 9 A CITY TERRORIZED BY CRIME! -UI Mat.

Sun. 2:30 13c 25c 13c 33c SLftJL Stsffib mm Henry Miller and Mrs. Art Plahmer, the latter also holding traveling honors. Veate Club-Playing bridge with the Veate club at the home of Mrs. William Son-nenschein last evening, Mrs.

A. R. Campbell, Mrs. Jay Buckley and Mrs. R.

W. Arpin were successful in winning awards. U. C. T.

Auxiliary On Sunday the United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary will entertain the Council at a social afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright.

A pot luck supper will be served. W. N. C. Club Tonight at 8 o'clock the W.

N. C. club will hold its meeting, postponed from Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Harry Peterson. Junior Mission Society The Junior Mission Society of the First English Lutheran church will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the church.

V. F. W. Auxiliarr There will be a regular business meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the Wood County Realty hall on Monday at 7:30 p. m.

Entre Nous Club Members of the Entre Nous club will gather at the home of Mrs. Floyd Smith for a regular study meeting on Monday at 7:30 p. m. Woman's Club Mrs. Edward Bassett will be hostess to the Woman's club at a 6:30 dinner on Monday.

Wigens Club A meeting of the Wigens club will be held at 8 o'clock Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Leo White. Sunrise Club-Mrs. Henry Baldwin will be hostess to the Sunrise club at a one-thirty dessert on Monday. Rebekah Lodge Installation of officers will be held by the Rebekah Lodge at the Odd Fellows' hall on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.

New Century Club-Mrs. Glenn Parkin will entertain the New Century club at her home on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. M. N. O.

Club-Members of the M. N. 0. club will be entertained Monday at 7:30 p. m.

by Miss Charlotte Daly. Fourth Avenue Clul) Fourth Avenue club will play its weekly game at the home of Mrs. Frank Nash on Monday at 8 p. m. Personals Dave Frederickson, who went to Chicago on Tuesday, is expected home tonight.

He will return later for further treatments at the Pas-savant Memorial hospital for injuries received in an accident here in October. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutcheson have returned to Zion, 111., after spending the past three weeks at the Henry Krubsack home near Rudolph. Richard Hougen returned to Chicago the first of the week after spending the holidays here with his parents, Dr.

and Mrs. Edward Hougen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niezjewske and daughter Virginia, who spent the holidays here visiting at the homes of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Radtke and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kleppin, have returned to their home in Milwaukee. Clarence Krubsack has resumed his work at Janesville after a two WASH FROCK SCOOP Smart new 1939 80 Square Percale All Sizes 5 t5c HEILMAN'S STORE-WIDE SALE News and Vitaphone Short Subjects SUNDAY and MONDAY Evening 7 9 7 16 Popular Dance Latest Dance Music EAGLE'S BALLROOM FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 Music: Lynn Burgdorff and His Band USUAL PRICES yff 1 Silt' 7 Jack Oakie I Lucille Ball I An R.K-O Rtdio Pittur9 '7 1 COCKTAIL LOUNGE HOTEL WITTER Introducing Winifred McDonnell and her Debutantes 3 DELIGHTFUL GIRLS 3 bringing to you a most delightful and unusual entertainment program.

We invite you to come and hear them every night. DON'T FORGET THE (21) CLUB Meeting in the Rose Room Saturday Nite Dancing Entertainment COMING MONDAY FOR 4 DAYS INTO THE DAWN, with mam .7 'AM mm Vitaphone Capers I.