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The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR RENT-Gabe Paul'S residence on Tenth Street near Fair Build- ing. Hard wood floors, automatic oil heat. Fine neighborhood. Call Gastineau Grocery. Phone 37.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR RENT-Apts. Apply 209 Cliff Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR RENT or sale-Pianos, radios, sewing machines. Expert piano tuning. Monograph repairing. Anderson Music Shoppe. Telephone 143.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR RENT -. Two large house. keeping rooms; dishes, linen in- cluded, $20 monthly. Apply 207 2nd St., near Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

PIANOS rented, tuned. Phone Anderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

APARTMENTS. Tel. 200f. 421 E. 7th FOR REN1~-oieepnI room. Phoua
 537.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

room apt. completely furnished housekeeping $10 month. Also 2 for S20. POT 2nd near Seward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

7-ROOM house, nicely furnished. 4 bed rooms. Oil heat. Fireplace. Call Windsor Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

SIX-room furnished modern house on 9th Street. Piano. Enquire 306 Front St. or Phone 561.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR RENT Small furnished apartment. Telephone 3753.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

vANCACY. Nugget Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09
f Trimmed and Untrimmed Models Are Here

IF YOU'RE buying | your coat for all- purpose W e ar, you'll be wise to choose one of t h e fur trimmed models. They're so luxurious when you want to f e e l dressed up. And W h en you don't, you can strip them of their fur in a jify, for m Os of them are detachable But if it's for sports and sports only, then take a tweed. They're simply grand, the best tweed value likely to co m e your way for some time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

WANTED-Employment by young man. Good references. Empire w 3681.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

WANTED - Woman wants house
 work by day or hour. Phone A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

WANTED-Toung lady will care for children by the day or hour. Phone 194.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

FOR SALE-Furnishings, two room
 apt; also large office desk with L. c. Smith typewriter, oak li-
 brary table, Morris chair, small range. Channel Apts. Phone 436.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-05-09

Mining Location Notices at Elm pire office.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27
NGerLei ans @nhern.

Sn 8oDreutb muroen Ser &auf-
mann @iai @raubner, Ser Saul
mann &onrao @rubert uno 0eiieu
22i6br. Sobn @alter, idmtli9 aus
Niirnberg, pegen @erousgabung
bon SoII1gelO feitgenommen. Sic
botten nod fir runo 500 Marf fall
Ide Gin uno SiinfmarfItiide BEL
Ii1. 9as 5ali1geIo mar in Der
@obnung oes @rlbert bergeiteat
tporoen, beiien gbefrou ebenfaIs
ber1oftet tpuroe. = AIs oie S1mie-
6emeiftersfrau G9miOt in 2einburg,
Weittelfranfen, ip6t abenos beimfam
fono iie ibren ein5igen Sobn nit
ourdIdnittenem Gals auf Dem So
ben lieeeno auf. Sb Selbitmoro
ooer elm @erbre1en borliegt, itebt
nod nidt feit. @eim gisIaufeu
ouf einem Alttpaiier Der Star iinO
Die bei0en 10 un6 IL Sabre alten
&noben 0es S1neioermeiIters &aud
in 2anosbut einsebroden uio er-
trunfel. ~ Ser Gambler 8erneder
in @oBing BET Miesbod puroe our9
Den &ufi9lag zines Hferoes tooIi9
berleBt. Mus geiunobeitli9en
@riinoen bat ii9 Der 65i6brige 8df-
fermeiiter uno &rGmer 2uomig
9engg m &iefersfeIoen erbGngt. =
Ser ~58idbrige @9neioermeiter
@olf bon @opfersgriin, 9itfronfen
madte in einem @1l01en Bel Bern
itein ieinem 2eben our6 Seffnen
Der Bulsaoern elm gnoe. = Ser
M%iiblenbauer Sobann 8olo bon
@iIIburgitetten tpuroe bonn @mtsge-
ridt 9infelsbiibl tpegel 8eleioigune
beftraft. Nah Der 1rteilsberfiin-
oung oog er einen &eboIDer lino
i9oB li9 in Die redte 8rultleite.
Ser @erlebte tpur0e ms &ranfen.
bails berbra9t. - Mls Der Mr5t Or.
6rieomanu bon Sul0bad i. OPT. al
&no nad &oienberg fllbr, ItieB er
nit einem Motorraofabrer 3uiam.
men. gr erlitt t00li1e 8erlebun-
gen. Ser SausmeiIter Sniinser
in @egensburg poate iib nafts an
einem 2oternenpfabI aufbGngen.
acknowledgements Holi3eibeomte fonm-
ten i'm an ieinem gorboben bin
bern. Ser penlionierte 8abn.
pGrter 8ienol aus G9manoorf lieb
li1 in Ser N6be bon Mltenidmano
BON einem 8ug i~iberfabren. or er-
lit ihipere 8erlesuugen uno tpurbe
ins &ronfenbaus Sdtpanoorf einge-
%liefert. Ser &nabe oes Qano-
mirts &iermoier in @roBfoanbaf)
perlor beim 8olan5ieren aui einem
Sdeunenbalten oas @leiAgemidt
uno f|tiir5te ans elmer SSbe BON bier
Metern auf oie &ante zines 8ret-
tes. Gem &in6 nuroe bufIt1bIid
Der ltnterleib aufseidlist. Der Zoo
trat aIsbolo elm.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27
Maerlei ans @ahern.

@Gbreno Die Mlitter in einem
nnoeren 3immer beid1ftigt mar,
mn6te ii1 Der a~peiiGbrige Mfalt.
rersiobn Sigmlino 0berbofer in
Hfeffenbauien am 'Sfen 8u i9affen
itn0 5og elm nit beiBem @aiier ge-
fiilltes @ef1B bonn SCRIBE meg. Ser
Snbnlt ergoB iih iiber ben &0rper
0es &in0es. ooS an Der fAredlihen
Berbriibung itarb. - Sn @eufelo
BEL @ao 9libIing iin0 0os GGeeperf,
bic Shreinerei uno 3immerei Der
8nperiiAen &ftiengeieli9oft fir DE
inii9e Sobrifote ourh Geuer einge-
didert tuoroen. - Sn Nie0erleDern-
bort. Mi~eoerbaDern, bei6dftigte iid
trob feiner 80 Sabre Ser Nustrags.
giitler 3aber NeinoI nod nit Gtod.
iprengen. Dabei fIog elm Stiif
&ola benz @reis nit FOLDER @udt
dif Die SiiBe, oaB fie inn oberbalb
Der &ti0deI obeeihlagen Duroen.-
Sn Der NGbe bon Moosberg tpuroe
Ons 5iGbrige S0Bn1en oes G9ub.
maders Drummer bon MieoerumeIs.
BORT an einem @egrain e~rfroren
nifgefunoen. 9ns &ino tpor nit
einem Dienfttnedt zines Nadborn
duf Den ader gefabren uno ipielte
bort I1neere 8eit. Sn Der 8pi-
ihenaeit batte iid Der 9ienitfnedt
ipieoer entfernt uno ben &naben gu
riidgeloiien, in Der Mnnubme, onE
en- auein nod @auie fommeri tpiiroe.
Bonn Spielen miioe. ieste iid oas
Sinh auf einen @egrnin un6 ihlief
elm. Snfolee Der 2dlte muBte es
eyfy.eren.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27
gOgtuia. Gie 6Oiabriqe aebrerg.

GDstuig. 9ie %60idbrige 9ebrers.
nitiDe 2ucius aus &otis betrot oie
Sabrbabn elmer StraBe, Inn ibren
SunO Dor einem 2oItouto gu retter.
9abei bate iie elm boriiberfobrer,
oes gen8intonfnitto ni6t bemerft.
sic geriet unter Oos Sonfouto.
Surge 3eit mad Dem 1tnfaG lit iie
,~geitorben.
GtaOe. Ser &egierungsprGIioeut
eriudte Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
beim Sii9en in Ser Noroiee, Ell.
moiee 6rnOe BON geoIogiider, DO.
toniiHer, ard6ologiider uno Ditto
rider Mrt (ou6 Eorfltiide II. egl.)
linn e~in5uienoen. SIS bonoelt iid
oorum. Oh neue SatIoden fir Die
8eurteilung Ser Senfung Ser
Nor0ieefiiite borliegen, nn5ll bic
ltnteriudJing iolder Suuoe beitro-
gen fomte.
@6ppingen. eeuliG 6emerfte Elm
2ofomotipfiibrer zines @iiter5uges
in Der NGbe ser Station SaurnOou
einen &0rper oltf BEN Gdienen lie.
gen. Irf Die iofort BON @~0ppingen
aus eingeleiteten Nodforidungen
tpur0e feitgeIteat, ooB es iif INN
Ben 26 Sabre alien SauIierer Ser
mann Maier bon @0ppingen ban-
oeIt, Der iid tpobrideinIi9 in einem
Nnfou BON Sdpermiit bonn 3uge
ii6erfobren lieB.
SeilbrOmm. 8u BEN mamigfofen
Gbrungen, oie Guguit Bed, benz
IongiG5rigen turneriiden Siibrer
Oes llttteren g%Sedargaues, bei lei.
mem 9fiidtritt bonn glmt auteil muir.
ben, bot ii1 audi Die gnerfenniing
BEG 2anoesberbonos bin5ugeient.
Ser 6iibreritab 0eS Is. Surngoaes
@iirttembere bat i'm in @nbetra9t
ieiner treuen uno fruhtbaren Mit-
orbeit i'm 9ienite Der Snrnidde gum
GbrenTHltgl1e0 Der lNpabtlHen Gut
neri6aft ernannt.
3pidam. 9ie S0idbrige Tralt
oes &raftmaeenfiibrers @alter Die
&c, Die nit ibrem Manre in Che
ideioung lebt, bate nit ibrem @e-
liebten, einem 2~6id6rigen @irt-
idaftsgebilfen, beidloiien, Ourd
MISUNDERSTANDING gemeinIom aus
Dem 2eben al iheioen. @a9 elmer
frobliden MbenOfeier in Ser @ob-
niing Der Grou puroe Der @asbabn
g%e0ffnet, nad0em oie &inoer Ser
6raii, elm atp0Ifidbriger Sunge uno
elm odtiGbriges WtGoden, borber
idlafen gegongen tparert. gls friib
Abiaieosbriefe Bel ben @ertpanoteu
Ser Sroil eintrafen, lieB Die 9oIi5ei
Die @obnung 0ffnen. Ntan fnnO
ben @irtidoftsgebilfeu uno Die BET
ben &inoer tot Dor. Die Srau gab
nod Idtpode 2ebensaei1en bon iid
uno muroe nod benz 2ranfenitifi
qebradt.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27
YOf Na6rt1teM
aus der alien Seimat.

WWp uCk Wt4CW XttWtAt.
&itimseu. Sberlebrer a. 9. @iI.
helm &ern DurOe our lesten Gube
aebettet. Gin uniiberiebbarer Srouer.
aug CAB INN oas leBte @eleite. 3abI.
reide Gereine ertpieien ibm Die IeBte
gbre. 9efon Braun belt Die @eis
bereOe. 8e5irfsoberIebrer 9tbmnr-
RnrlitoOt ipra1 als Iertreter oes
unterfrdnfiihen @aulebrerbereins.
@5ppimsen. 80 Sabre 1T Sruu
Morie SnmmeI, geb. SuoeImoier,
aus 8iin5ipangen alt getporoen.
Srau Summed, Die bis Dor 5pei
Snbren nod ME in GrotIi1er 8e-
banolung mar, muroe am II. Sc.
brtor 1914 geboren. Bon ibren
neuu &in0ern Ieben nod Iieben,
ole ibr nit BEN 35 GnfeIfinoern
uu0 Is llrenfeIn lire @~eburtstags-
tuiinide iiberbrodt boben.
Dppeln. auf Dem 8abnbof Com.
pradtihiib ereienete iib elm to0Ii.
der ungliidsfnI, Dem Der 3ugfiib-
rer &einbaIo 0bmann aus Neiiie
gum Spfer fieI. 8obrfdeinIi9 ban.
belt es it1 bierbei Inn einen ungIiid-
Iiden 3ufon, bel benz fein 3euge
5ugegen mar. gs miro angenom.
men, OoB ser @erungliifte beim
9angieren ouf ben fobrenoeu Bug
ipringen noute, babel feblgetreten
nno inter Die &aoer gefommen lit.
.Scrsbers. @egen 8iIooieberet
itanOeu in &er5berg, &ora, Dor Dem
Nmtsgeridt flint @ngeflogte. 81.
ner bon linen, @olfIteller, geitan0
II. a., I'M DECEMBER 1881 elm &eb
unO mebrere @aien geI9oIien at
boben. Der Mngeflagte @infel-
mann gnb 5u, ooB bic 8anoe ge-
m~einfnm mebrere Hebe gel6oiien
uno iognr Ereibiogoen b~eranItaltet
babe. Ser @erlult i'm &ebier miro
nif 25 big 80 @ebe geIdGbt. 9as
@eridt berbdngte @efGngnisIfrufen
bon 5ebn Sagen Bis gu einem ball
ben Sabre.
samm, %. GuOmiss6nrs. aIs
nod aiemlid Sroihpetter berrfdte,
tuurOe nobts gegen 10 rbr nltf
Der StootsitroBe apii9en Soben-
Itange uno 8ietigbeim elm iunger
Mann in bonitdnOig unbefleiOetem
3uifonOe oufeegriffen un0 in bos
Bietigbeimer &r~anfenbaus berbro9t.
Ser Mufeeeriffene CAB iiber ieine
Herion feinerlei Iusfunft. Dlir9
Den grfennungs0ienIt Stuttgart
Dur0e nun feitgelfeIt, bob es li1
Inn eitten gilbert Seamonn bon
&orntpeitbeim bol0eIt. Scnmonn
lit Bel Der HoIi5ei cine niht gora
1inbefannte Neri0nIidteit.
Gtranbims. 9ie fleine 0rtidoft
&erfam mar Der 61oupIas zines
entfesli1en 8erbre9eus. Sin 5u-
fGnig oes @eges fommenoer Mfann
bate an Ser nbieits geIegenen Stride
itnrfe &au9enttDidlung bemerft.
Jeuertpebr beriudte, ga i6mtlide
Xiiren perlperrt parenL in naben
Mesnerbaus, oas atpei ginlieoIer
nnmens grbart M1od un0 Mfi9aeI
@urSer betpobnten, Die S1liillel our
Safriftei au erbolten. Sen in bic
6tube gintretenoen bot ii1 elm
iHnuerIiHer @nblif. Mod lag in
ieinem 8Iute tot I'M 8ett. Gein
Mitbriioer @ur5er bate ibm nit
einem Bell beinabe Sen &opf bonn
Mumpf getrennt. 8ebor er oie
Glud)t ergriff, reinigte er 0as Bell
uno 5iinoete Die Safriitei an. 9ie
aanae @inri9trng, oarunter merit
bone MeBgetuGnoer un6 MeBbiider,
tpiiroe elm @aub Ser GIommen. Mi-
haeI @ur5er, Der i'm Sitter BON 55
Sobren itebt, niro als duBerit gei5i-
ger uno babiii1tiger Meni9 &C.
idiIOert. gr bat iid in &egensburg
Der 8oli3ei geIteut uno Sen Moro
pinnp9t0nApn
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27

Sdfenbit. Sn Gnnetpis oransen
angeblib l1nbefannte in oas Sous
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dorm
bufd elm, feiielten un0 fnebelter
ben ibnen entgegentretenoen 13idb-
rigen Sobn uno itablen cine $40
Marf entbaltenoe &niiette. 9ie
g%luffIdrung bate elm iiberraidenoes
g%rgebnis: Die 2oiiette nit Snbolt
nuroe am acknowledgement Gage
bon ~ipieIenoen &inoern gefunoen.
9ls 0iebe mur0en Der 13i1brige
Sobn oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ieIbit uno iein ebenfals 13i1briger
6reunO aiis @leiien feiteeiteIt. Die
@riin6e CUR Sat iin0 tpabri9einlid
in Der Qeftiire al ieben, Die Dem
iungen Dornbuid BEL ieinen Sreltn
Den idon ben Nomen Com Miy"
eingebraht bat. Ct tprroe bon lei.
mem Jreuno bereinbarungsgem1b
gefeiielt uuO oann lieeengeIafien.
Die &aIiette tpuroe beritedt. oas
@elo ioIte ipdter auf einem Mder.
fel0 b~ergraben Der6en, mo es beim
9Lderu bon benz betreffenoen gieen.
timer 0efunoen iuer0en iolte.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27
qanbenbad bel anrIiaht. {

GUHUtWDUUJ UtE 0lUFIIIUUI. DtL
ne%unidbrige Guoi &ouoenfolb itiir5-
te, ols er iid ouf Dem Sheunenbo-
ben al iAaifen madte, ourd Oas
@ebdlf aus betrddtlider Sobe in
ole Senne. Ser beoauernsmerte
Slriige puroe am Gopf libel auge-
ridtet uno erlitt erbeblide @Iie0er-
berlebungen.
Washington Journal., 1934-04-27

1iers6Drf /. @isb. Sier trat
unter Dem 9amen &abuIinsifi elm
geriiiener Soditapler oiif, Der iid
mebrere @oden bier oufbielt unO
iid ols 8ertreter bon @~potbefen
ausgab. gr beritano es, ben Gin.
mobnern 9orIeben au peripreden.
wenn iie inn borber cine entipre-
denoe @robiiion oablten. Dies ioa
audi in mebreren Gduen eeideben
iein. @eiter beripra1 Ser Sdwino-
Ter elmer @itipe Die Gbe, au Der
ihon ale Iorbereitungen setroffen
paren. Soeor cine 6iinf5immer-
wobnuurs mar bereits gemietet. In.
ter Mitnabme zines Teiles Der @r-
iparniiie Der @ittpe lit Der &od-
itapler anideinenO iiber Die @renae
enttommen.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
S. R. o. Sign at
MayfIower
Lounge

The standing room only" sign
has been up all week at the May.
flower lounge. The crowds, both
during the cocktail sessions and
supper period have been so great
that they filled not only every
chair in the beautiful room, but
also those extra seating accommo.
dationS in the lobby.
The bankers convention has
been responsible for much of the
crowd, but equally responsible is
the return of Washington society
and the beginning of the social
season. AS Sidney's orchestra
plays for many of the private par
ties, it is only natural that his
patrons should want his music
when they meet at a public func-
ton.
Prominent in the crowds were
Mr.. James Moffet, Signor Giuseppe
Tommasi, Of the Italian Embassy;
Lieutenant and Mrs. Richard M.
Cults, just returned from their
honeymoon (She was formerly Miss
Dorothea Lane); Mrs. E. H. Dan
1els, Mr.. Franklin Lane, jr., and
large party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Allen.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
la Paree Has
Large Revue

Harry Moy, the popular man.
ager of the La Paree, is beside
himself with joy at this point be-
cause of his signing the sensa-
tional dance team Of De Rhonda
and Barry. This couple came to.
Washington direct from the Cen.
tury of Progress in Chicago where
they played for 16 weeks.
The Flo Bender girls put chorus
numbers in the background for
the time being and concentrate
on solo numbers. All of the girls
are adept at some particular form
of dancing. Gussie Stader does q
very beautiful fan dance to start
things off. A difficult tap num-
ber on her toes is executed by
Sylvia Kay. Ruth Main and Beat
rice Golden perform an acrobatic
and Russian dance, respectively,
that is proving pleasing to the
patrons. Lillian Loperta, a hot
cha dancer, and Anita Bender,
who does a rhumba, round out the
group.
More and more people are COM
ing to La Paree to her the vocal
lists Marie Fowler and Ray Beck,
Of Emory Daugherty's 11.piece
orchestra. Several new numbers
have been arranged for the band
to spring on the crowds Hallow-
cen. Plans have also been made
to put on several extra acts in
the floor show which, with the ex-
cellent cuisine, will insure every
one a good time.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
Lotus Has Two
Dance Teams

Continuing his policy of pre-
senting exactly what the patrons
like, Manager Lam of the popu-
lar Lotus Restaurant has secured
direct from New York two fast
moving and graceful dance teams
which head the floor show this
week.
Elton and Gilrone present their
Interpretation of a modern waltz
and also something new in this
art, very unusual Arabian
dance. A musical comedy team,
Karol and GivenS, do a fast tap
and several intricate dance steps
which are introduced by them for
the first time.
The Pacific Coast also has a
star in the revue. She is Marta,
who does an eccentric dance
which certainly lives up to its
name.
Judy Ellington, the Capitolian's
blues singer, presents more songs
than usual this week. She ap.
pears twice with each floor show
besides her regular appearances
with the band. Dick Koons, the
piano player, has chosen and ar
ranged some of the most popular
hits of the day for her. And, of
course. the old standby, AL Nor
ton, besides doing the M. Cling.
MARBLES q bit.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27

of the remodeled hideaway (for-
merly the Lowenkeller und Gar
ten).
AS its name implies the Club
Habana will be a bit of trans
planted South America atmos-
phere, decorations, design and all
"a glamorous, warm and color
full spot, with music under the d.
rection of Moe Baer.
And, speaking of the band, they
say it includes some stellar per-
formers; among them is certain
little lady who sings, and how.
Jack Schaeffer is busy as July
bee fixing up the new Club Ha-
bana and will be its general fac
totlln
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
Ernestine Gardiner Stars in
Willard Bamboo Room

Celebrate Halloween with gay
carnival spirit in the unusual set
ting Of the tropics at the Wizards
Bamboo Room. Manager Harry
Somerville is making interesting
plans to provide fun-making IA
vors to do real honor to this night
of make.belieVe.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27

the cocktail and supper dances at
the Bamboo Room an outstanding
feature.
Fenton Froom made his radio
debut the other day during Colum-
bias regular broadcast from the
Bamboo Room, and passed the
test in q manner that would have
made many a veteran of the ether
waves sit up and take notice. This
young man bears watching.
The Washington times., 1934-10-27

John Slaughter will be the musi-
cal host. ErneStine Gardiner, who
puts that certain something into
her singing, and Fenton Froom,
Johns own vocal protege, combine
their efforts to make not only the
Halloween supper party a special
pleasure, but as well to make all
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
Club Habana IS
Nearly Ready

Speaking of night clubs and
their doings. your patience may
be rewarded before many nights
roll around, and the much-antici-
pated new Club Habana opens its
doors to welcome patrons, old and
new, of Manager Guy Scott, jr.
Mr.. Scott is the guiding genius
The Washington times., 1934-10-27
5OO-MiIe Chase

It took four speed boats, travel
ing a total distance of approx
mately 500 miles, to record the
thrilling Thames River chase of
George Raft in "Limehouse Blues"
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06
LIVE TAYLORS
BRIDGE ITEMS
Items of Community Interest
Cleaned From Around
ThOrOughfare Neck
NEWS AND PERSONALS

Taylor's Bridge, Dec. 6. - Miss
Pauline Francis of Middletown
spent the holidays with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Keise1
spent several days recently with
relatives in Trenton, and Heights
/ town, N. j.
| MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Sweetman
and son, have returned home af-
ter spending sometime with rela-
tives in North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bell have
been recent Dover visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Latta and
family of Marshallton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Wearm of Aberdeen,
Md, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Latta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Latta spent
Friday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dukes had
as their Thanksgiving guest Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Dukes and
Mr.. George Hartup of near Odessa.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Steller and
daughter and Mr.. Laurence Nedson
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Steller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Johnson
and Mrs. Robert Davidson spent
Tuesday in Wilmington.
Miss Ethel Mccall and Mr.. Jack
Keiser of Wilmington, were Sun
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Del-
bert Steller.
Mrs. Emma Lands who has been
spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson Keiser, is
now visiting another daughter,
Mrs. Fred Appleget in Heights
town, N. j.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Bell, and Mrs
/ Jennie Bell entertained at a turkey
dinner Thanksgiving Day. Mrs
Ethel Husbands of Marshallton
Mr.. James Galbearth of Washing
ton; Mrs. Ella Gardner of Penny
Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason
and daughter, of Dover, and Mr.
and Mrs. William Gardner ano
family near Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson
entertained at a turkey dinner or
Thanksgiving aDy, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Muncey and son Harvey
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson.Jr
Miss Dorothy Sparks, and Mr.
Laurence Davis of Wilmington, Nh
and Mrs. Vaughn CHM and family
of st. Georges, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Reed and family of Middletown
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Latta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w David en-.
tertained at a turkey dinner or
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs William ]
David, and Mr. and Mrs. Warrer
Drumn, of Jenkinstown, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Harry David anC
daughter Nora of Smyrna, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley Kemp and family
of near Greenspring.
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06

MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Webber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Moffitt and
children spent Thursday with Mr.
Delbert Webber and family at
Townsend.
MIR. and Mrs. J. ID. Conner and
children, of Lewes, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Web
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Heinold
and sons, spent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. Henry Warner at Clay
mont. Mrs. Cora Heinold return
ed with them for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Frances v. Buckson left
last Monday for a two months Wis
it with her daughter, Mrs. Martin
Shaw in Chicago.
Miss Mildred Simpler of Hartly,
spent the weekend with Miss Reba
MeGinnis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler of
Baltimore, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Hender-
son.
Mr.. Kermit Meginnis has re
turned from a trip to Niagara
Falls.
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06
BRIEF SMYRNA
LANDING NEWS
Budget of News and Person
ais Cleaned About Smyr-
ma River Wharves
CITIZENS MAKE VISITS

Smyrna Landing, Dec. 6 = Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Virdin, Jr.. of
Walkers, are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of a baby
boy on December 1st, at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Wrench. His
name is Harry Arthur. Mrs. Vir-
din's recent guests were her hus-
band, Mr.. Harry Virdin, Mrs. Ar
thur Bennett, Miss Sara Bennett,
Mrs. Harry Virdin, Sr., Mrs. Frank
Ryan, Mrs. Charles Walker, and
Mr.. Joe Bennett.
MIR. Louis Gaulke, Jr., who en-
gineers a tug, spent Thanksgiving
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Gaulke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cole and
Mrs. Florence Nichols of Bayview,
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Thomas Wrench
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker
gave a dinner Sunday for their
children and grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Walker and sons
Edward and Leonard, of Town
send; Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Walker,
and son Jack of Smyrna, were
those who enjoyed the feast.
Miss Estelle Warner of Deakyne-
vile, Is on an indefinite visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas
Wrench On Monday her daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Ford of
Dover, spent visit with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown
and children Charlotte, Jean, and
Charles, Jr., have returned from
visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
Master Beverly Gaulke returned
home Sunday after spending few
days with his sister, Mrs. Milton
Slaughter of MiddletoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton McAfee
and daughter Miss Gladys, and
Mrs. Archie McClain, visited Mrs
Elmer Allan of Leipsic, who has
just returned home from the Kent
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06
BAY VIEW

Items of Personal and Social Inter-
est Cleaned About NeighborhOOd
Bayview, Dec. 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Broadway gave a turkey
dinner at their home near Bay
view School, on Thanksgiving Day.
They had as their guests, Mrs. Re
becca Broadway of Smyrna, Rev.
and Mrs. L. M. Broadway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Broadway and son of
W1lmington;Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06
BLACKBIRD

Items OF Personal and Social In
terest Cleaned From the Vicinity
Blackbird. Dec. 5.--Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Ferguson entertained on
Thanksgiving, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard d. Taylor Of Ocean City, NJ,
and Mrs. w. G. Roosevelt of Black
bird
Mr.. and. Mrs. q. Riley Watson
entertained on Thursday, Miss
Dora Bradley of Glasgow and Miss
Serena Davis OF Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Sammon
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. SAM
mons parents at Kirkwood.
Smyrna times., 1934-12-06

General Hospital at Dover.
Master Jack Jackson of Will
mington, spent the weekend with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
F. jackson.
Mr.. Alvin Gaulxe is spending his
relief home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Gaulke.