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The New York herald., 1922-04-12
FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT

FACTORY
AND INDUSTRIAL
OPPORTUNITIES
MANHATTAN
Lease-New one-story brick building
near Grand Central Terminal. This
is a splendid opportunity for manu-
facturer or public garage.
I3,5oo SO. Fl.
BRONX
ins, Ing five story and basement. Con-
venient location. Price $4,000.
$4,000 "a. fl.
Lease--One and two story brick fac
tory. Exceptionally good light and air.
Good location. Suitabie for any kind
Of manufacturing. Very low rental.
Immediate possession. .,s
26,f00 50. fl.
NJ. Y. HARBOR
Lease--Two and five story brick
buildings on North River waterfront.
pier. railroad sidIngs and Power
Plant. Win divide.
10000 "a. fl.
NEW HAVEN
sale-Equipped tire plant. Three story
and basement; reinforced concrete.
fgreproof factory; elevators; sprinkler
power plant; railroad siding.
$4,000 50. Fl.
FORT LEE
sale or Leasc--studio and ffreproof
office and laboratory building. Plot
175x25o Excellent for manufacturing.
- NMam -
York.
NEWARK
sale-Chenricsl Plant Industrial
Sites. Additional land for develop
ment. Railroad siding.
10000 50. ft.
Ion acres
gale or Iease--Ssw 4-story modern,
fireproof, concrete. al-dsyiight fac.
tory; railroad siding; szcelient labor
$4,000 50. f..
Leass-one story ard sasssnent, fire;
gsSeI 'ST . .eOts tsfsss fsssory :,a,nr Central
100000 50. ft.
BUFFALO
sale~-Flvc and two story modern.
daylight fiyeproor factory. Complete
power plant u. 900 h. ~. ard owners
equipment II desired. Railroad siding.
100000 50. n.
SPRINGFIELD
Sale or Lease-weil iirnted manu-
featuring space: sprinkiered; railroad
aiding entire length Of property
Power plant. Manufacturing owner
Will mako terms 20 suit require.
ments. Excellent labor
225,0o0 "a. II.
JERSEY CITY
sale-Eoundry and manufacturing
building with 20 lots; railroad sidingi
artesian wei. Sprintlered.
10000 sq. ft.
The above IA only partial list OF
the many attractive Industrial and
factory locations In our hands. No
matter how large or small your re-
auiremonts may be, we shall be glad
70 sorve you.
we shall also bs glad 10 discuss
many Southern Industrial Opportuni-
ties with those Interested In this field
Descriptive folders on request.
CROSSEBROWN
COMPANY
Industrial Department.
n East 4ist ST. New York, n. v.
"a National Industrial neal Estate
Service 20 Msl hfacsurcrs."
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100000 FLAT ON
WEST END AVE. SOLD
B. Winter Buys 13 Story Struc-
ture From r. A. Gushee;
Other Deals.

The thirteen story apartment house
at the southwest corner OF West End
avenue and Ninety-ninth street. valued
at s1.000,0oo. has been sold by Ralph A.
GuEhee. president OF the Coli-Clare
Realty Company and proprietor of the
Claremont Restaurant, on Riverside
Drive. to the Winter Realities. Inc, Ben
jamin Winter. president. The sale also
included the two four story dwellings.
on plot 36x100, at 7S5 and 1877 West
End avenue. adjoining on the south
which were purchased to give light and
air to the apartment house.
The apartment structure occupies q
plot 110x100 and was built eight years
ago by McMorrow Brothers. 1t con-
tains suites of from five to seven rooms
with two and three baths and Is rented
for about s145,000 q year. Walter
Ebbitt of Slawson & Hobbs was the
broker representing the seller and NJ
Cohn s. Co. and Henry I. Cooper were
the brokers' representing the buyer.
The Devonshfrc I'm New Hands.
Wood, Dolson Company. Inc, through
It's representative. Charles J. Quinlan,
sold for Airline Harrison to an investor
the six story elevator apartment house
known as the Devonshire. at 325 West
Eighty-tbird street. between West End
avenue and Riverside Drive. The apart
ments are arranged in suites OF from
two to seven rooms on each floor and
show rental of about $4,000. The
property was held at s125.000. The
brokers have been appointed agents.
Deal on Columbus Avenue.
The newly formed s24 Columbus
Avenue Realty Company. represented by
Abberly & Bryde. attorneys. and having
for directors Lizzie J. Heuer. Irene R.
Krumwiede and Rosalie +. Kulze, pur-
chased from the Spannaus estate the
five story flat with stores, 25x75, at that
address. 1t Is located north Of 105th
street.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
EVECTT TT0pCS GALE
Long TsIand-saIe or Rent.

EAECUlONSf SAIE
To close the Estates OF
EMMANUEL HEILNER and
MOSES J. WOI.B Decd.
BY Order OF Executors
TODAY
At fc o'clock Noon
in the Real Estate Exchange
IL yesey Street, New York City.
Properties at
East 18th st.
running through 70
East 18th st.
l5 East 18th 81.
20 East 18th St.
90 west otst st.
IS West s7th 81.
Southwest Corner
CENTRAL PARK WEST
and 10Th st. a
Messrs. Wolf d Kohn, Attorneys.
277 Broadway. n. Y. G.
f4oth st., Bronx.
Bronx--fiobart Ave.
s. Il. Cor. 194th ST.
Mayr1ower Ave, Bronx
white Plains Rd.
and 222nd st.. Bronx.
On Merrick I'D.
At Isiip. L. ].
Dwelling and about acres.
BRYAN T.. KENNELLY, Inc,
i4s Broadway Tel. Cortlandt 1Ai
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Transit Commissioner Organ viii
speak On transit problems affecting
Queens at the eleventh annual meeting
OF the Chamber OF Commerce or the
Borough OF Queens, 10 be held next
friday afternoon.
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NEW HAVEN

sale--Equipped tire plant. Three story
and basement; reinforced concrete.
flreproof fnctoryi elevators; sprinkler
power plant: railroad siding.
$4,000 50. f..
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to bSth 50. iIncinsiyeS.
East River to North River.
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FORT LEE

Sale or Jeasc--Studio and ffreprooi
office and laboratory building. Plot
175x2D0. Excellent for manufacturing
Within trucking distance OF New
York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-24
IIIgNItNEJ"TA

Miss Tlalne Clarke was tho guest ~ her
aunt Miss clara Lawley. IN Weleetka
Monday
Nrp Carl Clark of Tulsa ia the guest
Of MI ana Mrs. @, p. Clark Of bl2 West
Broadway.
Miss Eleanor Kincaid and Miss chris.
tina bryant left Monday FOR Nashville.
Tenn. 20 enter ward Hslmont college.
Mr.. ana Mrs Gus Diamond who have
bean visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 4. S. Diamond
for the past month, left Wednesday for
their home in Dallas, Texas.
Miss Mary Martin left Wednesday night
fnr Fulton, Mo, whore she Will enter
William Woods college.
Mr., ana Mrs Leslie Martin returned
sunday from Colorado Springs where they
have been for the past two weeks
Miss Pearl Alexander entertained the
Business GirlA Amusement club NJ hot
home. ll09 Gentry, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson who have
been the guests Of MIR. and Mrs W. R.
Hudson ana Mrs v. = prchett FOR the
past two weeks left sunday for their home
In lola. Kan.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mitchell OF ok
mulgee were the weekend guests Of Mrs
T. Il, Norris and Mr. and Mrs, James Me-
Ginuis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs, n w Smith Of North
Firth street entertained Or. and Mrs, / H.
Boilinger at o'clock dinner Saturday
evening.
Miss Ramona Kincaid who entered the
Oklahnma university this year has been
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Troop No. Q

llo! no! We are on the way th
DuncOn's. We met at Kuckatt'a
house at 7 o'CloCG n you were not
thcrc. away the rest went without
you Hiking dow 10 Charles ana
Georges house limborcd us M. They
live iust across from Grace NJ E.
church.
Meeting was called 10 order by
Senior Patrol Lendcr Bill Jenningn
In the way Of business we called or
a stunt Tor meeting at the fire sta
tlon We were 10 have. Dues we're
collected because our trcasurer likes
the money lie Is an old miser. too
our addition 10 our headquarters
is almost completed. Also the room
for Troop 20.
Eats were served and games soon
followed Then a ioua!aE cheer for
tho puucans was In order. Did you
hear T., fellows2 IL was some eN-
ploslon, all right
Boys, | just can't write any more.
Come. see real troop and go hack
and hrag on us We are pinnacle
Of success See n you can Join us
there Wo Wish some competition.
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PONCA CITY

Mrs Samuel Collins sr, is tho guest O.,
her sister and other relatives and friends
81 Crescent, Pa,
Mr and Mrs. W. $. Ingram si5 North
Union avenue. announce tho arrival OF an
ll.pound daughter last week.
Mrs Margaret Lessert returned early in
the week from Wichita where she went
% place her daughter Fannie In the Mount
Carmel school for girls IN that city
Mrs A. X. Theobold and daughter Jane
who have been in Colorado with Nj.
Thcobald during the summer, returned 10
their home here last week.
Mr and Mrs. Walter Eastman and young
Tastmau's parents In Yankton. s d.. Tor
% fow weeks, returned home this week
Mrs, l. Buckheimer and daughter. Miss
Lean Mae, are guests Of friends and rcla
tiycs In Parsons, Kan, for few days
Mr. and Mrs g. NJ Sarchct left Thursday
morning to motor TO Claremore aud other
Oklahoma and Kansas points for vaCa-
tion of two or three months
Miss Helen Montgomery has returned
from Norman where she went to visit
friends during rush week at the university.
Harry Gragln OF the Ctagin Wholesale
& Retail Lumber Co. accompanied by Mrs.
Cragln and their daughter, Miss Eleanor,
Loft Wednesday night for the east Miss
Eleanor VIII make her entrance in the Ma
ton. u. c., and Mr. and Mrs. Cragin viii
make an extended tour OF the east before
returning
Mrs. Ben Dawson is ut home from n
attend the wedding OF niece and also
visit relatives and friends for a month.
Mrs. W. II. Taylor sos North Oak street
wa9 called to Oklahoma city last week
20 be with her father. W NJ. Ayers. who
suffered stroke Of paralysis at his home
there last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. sherman J. Baughman
Of South Ash street are rejoicing over the
arrival OF 9-pound boy at their home
Friday morning.
Mrs. Homer Rutiedge and Miss Ivah
Iulard spent last weekend with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. &. f. Kinney motored 20
Tulsa last Sunday where they spent the
week visiting relatives and attending a
state Insurance meeting.
Miss Faye Stewart Of the Marland Re-
timing company office left last week for
Great Fails Mont. whore she will spend
erly resided IN Ponca City ana was also a
Marland employe.
Mr., and Mrp WAYNE Rice returned last
week from Chicago where they spent their
honeymoon and VIII be at home to their
friends in one OF the "Parkside" apart
ments after October l.
MI and Mrs. Mrs. Leslie ciary and
they have been for the past six weeks,
early last week. II was the intention Of
the Clarys to establish their home IN that
state but they found the climate was not
suited TO the health Of Mr.. Clary, hence
Mr. and Mrs. orvlle Parker Of shidIer
spent few days in Ponca City last week
en- route from Wichita where they visited
friends, They were accompanied 10
wichita BY MISS Roberta Jones c; ;his
city
a wedding announcement which came
A. surprise to POnca Citysfolks was that
Of Mr.. Jay French OF this city ana Miss
Ruby Ramsey OF Kansas city. which oc-
CURED In Wichita, Kan, Monday morning
The bride has passed her entire life IN
Kansas city, while Mir French is PoncS
CITY boy graduate OF the high school here
end later n student at Norman and a mem
Der OF the Sigma Chi fraternity. The
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running order so we could got rid
Of Slvty's lee cream.
Guess who has returned? Ham
Mckinney tho worlds famed radio
expert Don't you remember him
tie was tho bird that put sta .ir iu
tho air trying to harness bolt of
lightning 10 run his electric nipple
stcrLlzgr.
After llttlc arm we marched
over to Scout Groves house as he
had q surprise for ne. as vo mon
toned before We nls0 were yieited
BY Angling Ably from Ash can Alley
And Cave Man Graft from hopd
quarters
Last Monday was our day al tho
fair We surely had a f.ue time
even N We dld have to work hard
Tho hardest fob we had was to- Keep
the boys from drinking up AN the
cider ana getting the Cancitis duo 90
dnEs of antiquity. We had at one
timo 90 boys ON duty ana at different
tlmes ~. We had grcnt time
with tho boys, giving our KellOEgs
roasted corntI1krs samples which six
boxes were thrown iu In our favor
After that we had tu kocp tho pests
away from the Curuflakcs.
About o'cloDd We INDUCED I'm the
sport OF eating hdmbcrgcrs and
drinking sparkling pink lemonade.
Late In the afternoon when cverone
had Iourneyod home we aid the
same.
DId YOU hear about our parade nj
The tair2 We marched out OF the
administration building ma down
The midway and back We created
much attention and advertised
scouting "a littlc.
llurrayl Drake. bcttcr known MS
A. Is. nan, won second prize I'm the
fields popularity contest Gang
around. he is paying Off his dcbts
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Mrs VIII wood left Wednesday FOR
Virginia in company with her little niece
with her father j. r. Woods who has
married again and has - home Tor his
daughter.
Otis T, little son of Mr. and Mrs c, s.
Guthrie, left Wednesday Tor sulphur where
ne enters his third term in the deaf and
dumb school OF that place.
W. G. Greening Of oklahoma city was
IN Kiefer several days this week
Mr. and Mrs w. l.. Oakly are the proud
parents Of q 12-pound daughter who ar
Mrs G. S ODonnell entertained q score
OF her friends Tuesday with an ld-fash-
toned quilting bee An enjoyed the novel
occasion and did Justice to the sumptious
dinner served
Miss Alice stoyer Of Tulsa is tho house
guest Of Miss Eula Huff.
]. b. Jones returned home Tuesday from
VILE.
Mr. and Mrs. Cash LeTurm and Mr. and
Mrs Lstimer motored to Tulsa Sunday
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Henry.
While In the city they also visited Mrs.
Kate GLADDEN. and Uncle George Fleming,
who are in Morningside hospital. They are
both conyalescent.
Mr.. l.. A. names who has been attending
the Chicago university was the guest OF
lard Mr., Bsnes received his L. J., u. and
will be principal this year OF tho Mark
Twain scehool a. Tulsa
guest Of friends in Excelsior Springs, Mo.
sunday.
iightful wienie roast Monday evening,
the first OF the season.
Mrs. G; c. I'm and little son of Clarhs-
vllle' ARK, are enjoying visit In the
home Of Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. II. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Cornett OF Biggs
are the weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Il, L. Il. Steigleder.
Mr.. and Mira Morton Hickey left satur-
day for Pawhuska where they Will he
guests Of friends for two weeks
Rev. Roy Harp filled the pulpit Of the
Christian church Sunday In the absence
OF Reverend Ingram. The vocal duet also
Sapulpa was enjoyed.
MIR. ana Mrs Louis steigieder and Mrs
Culp Of Beggs are guests In the Lauer
home this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs J. r. Upton visited Mr..
Cpton's parents, Mr. and Mrs j. r. Up
ton of Mounds Sunday.
Mr.. Lee Ragan and Mrs L. Harmon
were united IN marriage at sapuipa sat.
urday The Justice Of the peace 6fticiat-
in Kiefer.
Mr., and Mrs. J. T oliver have as their
guest Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lamb Of Ne.
The families OF Mr. and Mrs. George
McGee and Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks formed
pleasant picnic party Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Rush Of Sapuipa are
moving to Kiefer this week,
Mrs. Paul Hcrrin who has been quite
I'll for the past several weeks Is CON
Yalescent.
Mrs. Gibson left Saturday for RrIstow
where she viii be the guest OF her dAugh-
ter for 10 days.
Mr. and Mrs. Eston Jones are the week.
end guests Of Mr.. and Mr, Crane.
Mr. and Mr.. s. r, Morton who have been
guests OF friends in Tulsa this week are
expected home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r.. Pierce returned
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STATE SOCIETY

couple will make their home In ponca city.
Mrs. Fred l.. Jacobs. 1903 South Flfth
| streeL entertained the queen Esther class
ot me Methodist church Tor lts first fan
social gathering Monday afternoon Mites
| Lou PARKER was elected president OF the
eiasa AZ this mectinz aud other important
business was transacted after which Mrs
Jacobs served delectable luncheon.
Many clubs ~ the city. both social and
instructive, held their first meetings for
the season during the week lust passed
Among the number were the Poinsettla
club which met on Wednesday and the
Also club. an embroidery club. held It's
mr"'inE .or n st. ne hone OF Mrs. Clyde, WI
Shorndon. 3l6 North Fourth street was
hoHtess io the Pleasant Hour club ut he-
home Thursday afternoon and the first
meeting for the wear or the Dciphtans was
banquet In the banquet room ot the
first IrcHhyteriau church An excellent
musical program was given and the work
Of study will be devoted to Art"
Miss Charlotte Marland entertained with
dinner Tuesday night ~ her home.
Grand avenue at Tenth street. honoring
Mrs. j. McGraw OF Tulsa. who was the
house guest of Mrs Frank Jameson last
week. The decorations were In red and
green with the place cards carried out TO
ha.monize. cards followed the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J " Brewer celebrated
their twcn'y.third wedding anniversary on
nfth birthday ~ Mr.. Carl Norls, a friend
~ the brewer family. The home ws~
tastcfully decorated for the occasion and
birthday cake bearing IS candles served rs
ccniorniece for the table
Mr and Mrs. v " Sila Az West Chest
nut street, gave dinner for a dozen
friends at 7 o'clock on Thursday night.
After the dinner a game Of progressive
rook was the entertainment Mr.. and Mrs
Y. w. Sils Of Oklahoma city were out-of.
town guests present
Two miscellaneous showers were given
Mrs James Edward Bradcn, recent
bride the frat being a. the homa NJ Mrs
Robert Case, at their suburban home six
mileH northeast OF ponca City, and the
second at the praden home IN the same
vicinity. BEFORE her marriage two weeks
ago Mrs. Btaden was Miss Gertrude Mortg
and one Of Ponca City's popular young
ladies Many gifts, both useful and orna-
mental were given the bridc FOR use In
her new home.
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Chandler and was accompanied on her
return by her sister, Miss Rsbouca
Nj ana Mrs Manners were the recipi-
ents Of visit Saturday ana sunday fton
their .Eganddaughter Miss Vera Rush.
Mr.. ana Mrs MAY had the pleaspro
OF n visit Sunday from their son .in.law
ana dangnter Mr. and Mrs, ,Algrin and
MIss Kathleen Moore. who is attendins
school A. Muskogec was a week end Wis
clyde Freeman and family of Miami
were guests ot his kinsman ia Fairlsnd
Mr. and Mrs. }, n scott had the
son in.law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Swarta and son ot Mami.
Ealrh Scott and wife Of Alton were tho
guests OF relatives In Falkland sunday
Mrs o. n Price and daughter. E,sle
and Saliie and their faiends. Mrs Alice
Woodson and Miss Wua Garmnn made
The Falkland school is starting otf
and faithful teachers. At tho end 81 th,
second wock about one hundred wcre On
rolled In the hlgh school, exclusive a. tn"
eighth grade, which is the largest class,
We urs told, In the history ot the school
The football hovs have been ptattIrlng
assiduously under their coach. Nj. Coach
ms under their coach, Mrs' uaworth
The revival meeting At tho christian
thuith. conducted hV NoN. Martin or
seneca, was fruitful ~ much good. not
only IN the addition OF numbers but also
In the development of higher tvre ~
faith and piety among the members
There was an ll-day service and basket
dinner Sunday with baptslnE at the
river In me afternoon.
Mrs. John Russell and daughter Mrs
carroll Moore and sons were Waiting ~
Francis during the week
Mrs PAU Roberts and Marguerite AMI
Mrs Myrtle Mnbuurne went 90 Miami
sunday afternoon and attended y show.
sam Campbell q well known citizen 90
Pryor was the guest OF relatives and
friends In Fairland Sunday.
Dave Nann and wife had tho pleasure
u visit sunday from their daughter.
Miss Fay Nnnn ~ Vinita.
Doctor ana Mrs. James were visited
sunday BY their son and dsuEhtcr1Iu IN law,
Mr. ana Mrs. X -, James and little gifi
Of Miami.
Fred Huddlcston recently went 10 Enid
where he is holding down lucrntlcc posi-
tiun.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Freeman enjoyed
a visit sunday from their niece, Mrs. Fad
Spcrry ~ Miami
Miss Maxine Pennington Of Miami was
the guest Of friends la Falkland the first
OF the week
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The County Fair

Far bo II from as to hrang on our
selves but We DO think we did a
nice piece of civic work at the
county fair. The first day was not
$50 good but Troop 4 sure ala the
work on the second day Troop 3
was az cunning nud original u-
unusual and created lots OF noise and
pep on Monday ColUusWnp came
through the rain tp do their turn.
Cullinsville has a nifty bunch OF
scouts ana lots OF the city scouts
could taHo a few points from them.
Troop with the half OF their
brother Troop 81, and Troop put
the finishing touches that made the
fair n Success.
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TrOOp No. 9

At Scout meeting last Friday night
Dousmoro TOOK charge. After roll
call ne gave vs. very interesting
talk on somo Of his adventures In
the army, ana the ArEonnc.
At assembly, Wiley appointed two
now assistant sCoutmOstpr pro tom.
Scldou Chick is to be tho assistant
scoutmastcr OF Troop /. while kcl-
ley takes Troop 2
After tho meeting, Donsmorc
treated us 10 Ice cream. Some eats.
too. Guilford swipcd a spoonful uf
Ice cream from seldom and had To do
*. L. duty.
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from their honeymoon trip Tuesday The
ladies of the =. .. q O. Co. rendered them
grand reception with two-cousse buf-
let luncheon.
The house and lawn were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and JapaneHe
lanterns The distinguished uut-of.toWu
guests were J, G.. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
J A. Wolf Mr. and Mrs Clarence win.
Eate, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grey and Mr
and Mrs, Herb Reese. ell 0f Tulsa. Kiefcr
guests were Messrs. and Mesdamea Jim
Logan. Woodland. Earl ReNfnrd, Harry
Pcrkaplle, Burdette Burton Harrison ,
Hickey, Dewitt Markham, Harshbarger
w, X. BELL. Jim O'Donucu. Slvadon
Messrs. Fred Does Collins. M. O Myers
Iiatence Martin, Elmer Bell and Clarence
Muller Of Burbank. A. late hour all do
parted wishing Nr ana Mrs Pierce
long and happy married life.
MIS- Doctor GLADDEN. received the news
~ the death ut her sister, Mrs. CLARK
kumncy OF Battlesvillc. who died Friday.
September 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs, J. r. Garmsn enjoyed a
" rcnu Visit from their daughter, Miss
villa darman OF Plcher
Mrs Frank Marlowe Of the Turkey ford
In the week
Scott Audrain and family. who reside
on HUDSON creek, were visited during the
week by their son Richard Of Tulsa
MISS Lila McKinnon has gone to Enid
To-, tor the purpose of attending the Phillips
Mrs II. A. woodson enfoyed vist,
SNtnay from her brother In law and Ia
TO- Nr and Mira Chub Gibson of Grove
Mrs. A. /. Commons OF Pichsr spent
the weekend with hcr mother Mrs q o.
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Troop No. 4

We have bocn working hard 10
get our football suits aud have had
good rcaultg oar stand Is tn good
location. Last Sunday we had a
pretty hard time Keeping tho booth.
stand and all the rest going hut we
mnnaged some Incidents like this.
A girl smllcs Pay Clark amllcs
back Glrl "C;ivc mo n bottle Of
pop" Handy: Here, take this
kcwpic don" Girl IAN right, but
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Troop No. 3

tBy Little ltch'om Scratch'cmD
Three cheera fer our side. ain; We
got eskimo yum, yum? Well II you
don't believe II look up the record
OF our frozen companions ut the
Pumpkin Center hospital and Doad
Eye Dick, tho undertaken. Previous
to the freezing OF our dear friends
we met at our regular place to re-
spond 10 roll call and TO get in good
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Scout Store

Scouts, como In and look over our
/ store, We have some new thinEa In
now and would be very gjad for you
to see them, Would especially like
tor YOU 60 sec the now flag Kits We
have In.
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Call us for the New Bleach Treat
ments. Vogue Marinello Shop, b2I
South Main. Osage 6226.--Adver'
ttgCmpnt
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give ue q bottle Of pop" what kind
uf pop do you wautg"