CARD OF THANKS
We. the undersigned offer our sin
cere thanks to our friends and neigh
bors for their many acts of kindness
and thoughtfulness during our recent
bereavement.
MRS. ALMIRA PERRY,
MRS I II. BONNKY,
MISS HAZEL PERRY,
GOAL SITUATION
MAY BE ACUTE
AT ANY TIME IF INTENSE COLO
WEATHER CONTINUES
Those with Full Bins May be Asked
to Oivide—Water and Light Com
panies Supplied
The coal situation In Putnam is like
ly to become acute within the next
few days if the present cold weather
continues. 4
From a shipment of several cars to
one of the mills of the city Charles E.
Dean, chairman of the Putnam Fuel
Committee, secured one car for the
Putnam Water Co. The I-ight and
Power Co. has enough for present
needs, but the individual consumers,
the householders are the ones most
likely to suffer.
In view of this contingency Thomas
W. Russell, state fuel administrator,
has advised the local fuel committee
to call for voluntary pledges from resi
dents who have anthracite in their cel
lars to give a certain amount to be
paid for and used by the committee in
case of necessity.
In the meantime every user of coal
is urged to save every shovelful pos
sible.
