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Monday 2-4 p.m. Mrs* ^arl Graves
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Thursday 2-4 p.m. Mrs* W,C. Mau
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EVENINGS:
Monday 7-9 p.m. Mrs.Donald Inga 13
Tuesday 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Duane Mohan*
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MORE STEAM WITH LESS
FUEL
iilroady the one nou boiler in operation is
beginning to provo itself worthy of instal
lation, Bill Smith, foreman of the Pouor
Houso, tolls us that the neu boiler is mak
ing tuico as much steam with 5 tons of caal
as the old on os did with 7 and 8 tons of
coal during a 24 hour period. The steam
pressure gaugo nou reads from 80-100 lbs, '
during the day and 40 lbs. during the night,
whereas the best that could bo done with r
the old set-up uas 40 lbs, Bill said0
Atiothot cfficioncy roalizod uith the nor
boiler, is the bettor uso of the fuel.Caal
is fed through a stoker inhere it is dried
by hot air from the furnaco to the point
that it burns in the air as it rcachos the
firo box of the fumacoe Back of tho firo
box is a largo combustion chambor xrhich
aids in the completo utilization of the
fuel so that vory littlo black smoke is
soon rolling from tho smoko stack. As
evidence that the nou furnaco is more ef
ficient in. fuel consumption, only ono
Tiio&l barrow load of ashes is produeod *
during an eight hour shift as compared^uith
9 to 10 under the old system. This wiil
make another big saving in Ash hauling*
Bill explained that anytime there is a sud
den drop in tho hoat, it is due to mud in
tho coal that plugs tho blower on the stokor.
The Poorer House is still open to tho woathor
in places and Bill saidj^TThore the tenants
used to freeze, now tho firemen freeze,"
During the past wook'a direct High Pressure
line to the Creamery,’ Laundry and Moat
kitchen was installed. No radiators are on
this lino.
The second boiler is awaiting tho arrival
of grates before it can be completed and
ready to bo put into uso.
GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS
About 60 Grange members met at the Grange*
Hall on Thursday of this week at 6:00 p.m.
for a dinner prepared and sorved by the
men of the Grange. A bounteous feast was
put on the long tables which wore attrac
tively decorated with pqpor flower bouquets*
Everything was complete even to a Fingor
Bowl passed around by Clyde King Sr* Menus
found at the places were a little difficult
to dead, but what followed was altogether
too tanpting for ladies on & diet. The wonu
was as follows: Appitoasers, Hi BuAh Haro
Bit frisk-i-ce, MURPHYS vulvar izod, CROP 0*
GREENS, WHIST j DOUGH MGS, MUG 0* JOY,DELISH
Miscellaneous, On-a- cart.
Following the dinner the regular Grange
mooting was held and Election of Officers
took placo* The following * were elected: ~
Worthy'Must er-Gc or go S’'.all 9 Cversoer-Jamos
Hurley, Lady Assist. Steward-Karla Biff,'
Flora-Mrs. SaxtOn, Lccturor-Esthor Brock,
Pamona-Cnal Dye, Stoward-Bruco Graham, C Ore &
Mre. Hurley, Assist. Steward- Art Stacy,
Chaplain- Mrs. Bouwons, Gdto Kocper-Ralph
Dye, Socrotary-Nina Stock,Treasurer--Bill
Bouwons,Kamo Ec.-Vivian. GoodrichjExoputiY3
-Committocman-Hoy Brock,jPiana-sT^Mrs'. ^Los-s-mg.