Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-03-11 | Page 4 | Sweepstakes Fortunes

S Sweepstakes wee Fortunes For What happens to those who win fabulous sums as prizes in the sweepstakes is told by Lamoyne A A. A Jones in Cosmopolitan William who only a year ago won von in the Irish Sweeps took his family to Ireland stayed there long enough to give a dinner for need needy Dublin chil chil- chils s dren On his return he purchased a home He assured his children an education b by creating an annuity annuity annuity an an- fund for them banked d the rest and md now works two days das a week in a r restaurant t Stanley Stailey who won in a lottery in 1933 left his tenement dwelling bought a home homem In m New York state then took his family for or a trip to Bavaria Now he plans a a- small business of his own Valerio Zerbo working in a Brooklyn mirror factory when hen he hewon hewon hewon won a prize of in 1930 also took an extended trip and toured the continent for six months He soon Loon tired of ot a life o of leisure so he bought a mirror works o of his bis own to have something to do Peter Dolan Irish dock builder didn't even quit his job after alter he hewon hewon hewon won in a lottery last Octo Octo- Octo- Octo ber He hasn't missed a day since With his two daughters he still occupies occupies occupies oc oc- the old walkup apartment in ill Queens The prize plize money is Invested Invest invested ed in savings banks and annuities Mrs Emella Emelia Lenz who won last Jast fall 1311 immediately set out with her husband for an extensive trip and so o did Simon Koss who also won in the same lotten lot lot- tery ten With his family he is still touring Europe Clayton C. C Woods from Buffalo who won the largest stake of all aU in 1931 was perhaps the most astute He left Buffalo when the promoters and descend descend- descended ed upon him as s they inevitably inc do o and lived quietly in Canada until the excitement was over Then he returned to Buffalo bou bought ht a large estate and settled down to manage his fortune Not so fortunate was Arthur Arthut Co Court rt the thc Indiana mechanic who won in the 1929 sweep Sweep- stakes He was no match for the schemers who descended upon him himi and by July a of the next year car he couldn't rn raise e a thousand dollars when he needed it