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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-12-15

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George Fish. Bond 1890. 10000
George Fish. int. on bond :. $500
1t was moved by Alderman Bes-
ser and seconded by Alderman
Kettlewell that written contract
be entered into with M. B. Lang,
Civil Engineer of st. Cloud, Mimi
esota providing for all professional
work for full completion Of the
PWA Project for street improve
ments and that the Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to execute
the contract in behalf of the city.
The contract to provide for COM
pensation for the engineer on a
basis of 5 per cent of the complet-
ed contract price of the project.
Motion carried.
1t was moved by Alderman Mil
Ter and seconded by Alderman
Besser to adjourn the meeting to
December Is, 1888, 8 p. M. Motion
carried.
j. A. Schoenhoff
City Clerk
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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, it appears that
certain Petition has been filed in
the Office of the City Clerk Of the
City of Sank Centre, addressed to
tain streets be paved and other
improvements made thereon as may
be determined by the Council which
said petition was signed by the
owners of the various tracts and
parcels of land abutting upon that
port ion Of the streets proposed to
be so improved, which petition has
been examined and found to be in
due form. and signed by more than
thirty-five per cent $500 of the
owners abutting upon each street
described in such petition, and
which petition was made in accor-
dance with the provisions of Sec
tions 1815-1826. Mason,s Minnesota
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Approved:
Carl Eckberg,
President of City Council.

The regular meeting of the Com
mon Council of the City of Sank
Centre was called to order by
President Carl Eckberg on De-
cember 7, 1888 with the following
Aldermen present: Kettlewell, Mil
Ter, Besser, and Eckberg.
Reading of the minutes of the
last regular, adjourned, and spec
ial meetings and there being no
corrections, it was moved by AL
derman Miller and seconded by
Alderman Besser that the minutes
be approved as read.
Motion carried.
Motion made by Alderman Mil
Ter and seconded by Alderman Ket-
tlewell that the City of Sank Cen
tire buy a new fire truck for the
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SPECIAL MEETING
December 9Th. 1888

A special meeting Of the City
Council of Sank Centre, Minnesota,
was held on December 9Th, 1888.
Councilman Eckberg, Miller, Bess-
err and Kettlewell being present,
and plans and specifications for
the proposed PWA paving project
were examined and discussed.
The following motion was then
made by Councilman r. B. Kettle
well and was seconded by Council
man Ed Besser and upon being put
to vote was carried by the unan-
imous favorable vote of all Coun-
cilmen present. The said motion
was as follows:
Moved that plans and specifica-
tons for the Street Improvement
Project known as PWA Docket No.
MINI. 1730-F, prepared and now
presented by M. B. Lang, Engineer,
be approved and adopted as the
plans and specifications for said
Project and that they be placed on
file in the Clerks office; further
that bids for the construction of
said Project be received at the Of
flee Of the City Clerk in said City
Of Sank Centre, and be opened on
Decemper 23rd, at 200 p. NJ, and
that the City Clerk give notice
thereof in the form provided in the
said specifications by publication
Of such notice in the Sank Centre
Herald on December 9Th and Dec
ember 18th, 1888. Also that the
Council meet at such time at the
office of the City Clerk for the
purpose of opening and considering
such bids.
j. A. Schoenhoff,
City Clerk.
Approved:
Carl Eckberg,
-
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POSED STREET IMPROvEMENTs

POSED STREET. AmrnUv
Notice IL hereby given that the
City Council Of the City Of Sank
Centre. Minnesota, will meet on the
18th day Of December 1888 at $500
o'clock p. M. in the office OF the
City Clerk in said City, for the pur,s
paving and otherwise improving
the. following described streets In
ON On Second street South from the
West line of Willow Street to
from the East line of Main Street
to the East line Of Birch Street.
On Fourth Street South from the
West line of Walnut Street to the
West line Of Oak Street and from
the West line of Ash Street.
On Fifth Street South from the
West line of Maple Street to the
West line Of Oak Street and from
the East line line Of Main MAJ st street to
On Sixth. Street from the Easterly
line of Elm Street to. the West
line Of Main Street and from the
West line Of Pine Street to the
on west ssten lne s 81 Ash from the
line of Getty Street to the West
line of Main Street and from the
East line of Main Street to the
West line Of Ash Street
of Main Street to the West line
of Birch Street.
On Willow Street from the South
line of Second Street South to the
North line Of Third Street South
On Walnut Street from the South
line of Second Street South to the
North line OF Fourth Street South
excepting the intersection of said
Walnut Street with Third Street,
which is already. paved;
~. II ctrnn
line Of Second Street South to the
North line Of Fifth Street South.
excepting the intersection OF said
Maple Street with Third Street
which Is already paved H.
of Second Street South to the
South line of Sixth Street South.
excepting the intersecting OF said
Elm Street with Third Street.
which is already paved.
On Getty Street from the South line
of Sixth Street South to the North
line of Seventh Street South.
On Pine Stree from the South line
of Second Street to the North
1 pine Street with Third Street.
which il already paved.
On Birch Street from the South line
Of Third Street South to tn
On the Boulevard through the City
Park, commencing at the inter-
section of said Boulevard with
the West line of Main Street and
extending Westerly along said
Boulevard and through said Park
to the intersection of said Boule-
ward with the West line of Elm
Street extended North through
and that the owners of property
whose property is liable to be as
sessed for said improvements above
described are hereby notified to be
present at said time and Mace.
]. A. SCHOENHOFF
City Clerk
The foregoing resolution was du-
| ly passed and adopted by the City
| Council of the City Of Sank Centre
at meeting thereof held on Mo-
vember goth, 1888.
CARL ECKBERG
President of City Councir
ATTEST:
]. A. SCHOENHOFF
| City Clerk
The foregoing resolution is here
by approved on this 18th day Of No
vember, 1888.
G.. F. YAGER
| Mavor of the Citv of Sank Centre
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North line of Eighth Street
South, excepting the intersection
of said Pine Street with Third
Street, which is already paved.
On Birch Street from the Sou h
line of Third Street South to the
South line of Ninth Street South.
On the Boulevard through the City
Park, commencing at the inter-
section Of said Boulevard with
the West line of Main Street and
extending Westerly along said
Boulevard and through said
Park to the intersection Of said
Boulevard with the West line of
Elm Street extended North
through said Park.
and that the owners of property
whose property is liable to be as
sessed for said improvem n 8
above described are hereby notified
to be present at said time and
place.
]. A. scHoENHoFF
City Clerk
The foregoing resolution was du-
ly seconded by Alderman Kettle
well, a member of said Council,
and upon being put to vote was
unanimously carried, as follows:
Ayes, Aldermen Eckberg, Besser,
Miller, Hedin, and Kettlewell. Noes
None. Said resolution was thereby
adopted and so declared.
CARL ECKBERG
President of the City Council
ATTEST:
J. A. SCHOENIIOFF
City Clerk
The foregoing resolution is here
by approved this 10Th day of No
vember, 1888.
G. F, YAGER
Mayor of the City Of Sank Centre
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Cecil Meeker, Of Fairmont, is
spending a short time at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. O. G. Hardin.
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The foregoing resolution is here
by approved on this 29th day Of No
vember, 1888.
G. F. YAGER
Mayor of the City of Sank Centre,
Minnesota
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The foregoing resolution was du-
ly passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City Of Sank Centre
at meeting thereof held on No
vember goth, 1888.
CARL ECKBERG
President Of City Council
ATTEST:
]. A. SCHOENHOFF
City Clerk
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PROLETARIAN MOSCOW
TO HAVE 1000 TAXIS
BY FIRST OF YEAR

MOSCOW, July I3.-IaNlcabS
are becoming noticeable on Mos
cow streets
M, ,.oro .,I,. o1o +a,.. i,
,ooo 900
.''I9 - ''"' - l'' a. ~ 1'ooo'ooo ~ ~
'i''' '''' d. ), q '''0 - 3','''l'' 80 - 49,,
aoo ~ VI. l 80
- 60 - - .3 - W. ''''~ o 'ilC
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KIUKANG pEATH.LIsTED

Kiukang has no foreigners in
it. The Japanese fleet will now
begin bombing that city, but
fourteen mics away. After the
planes and WaTship guns leave
the city a wreck the foreigners
are to return and attempt to
make order again out Of chaos.
It's like moving out Of your house
temporarily, which a troop rips
IT to pieces and then moving back
to tidy up things Resentment
against the japanese is bound TO
follow Important, as press reports
have it, Not unless this resent
ment stirs up enmlty in the ma
tons back home. Because resent
mcnt is soon smouldered under
the strong flag of the conQuerer.
Japan worries little about these
by products of the war Her big
worry is to keep its supply com
ing from home When that boeS
down there Is danger. China must
fight long burdenSomc war be
fore than can be accomplished.
though China by its widespread
areas has resources which Will
last a long tire She has out
stayed the ends most military
strategists have predicted for her
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LEAVE TO JOIN
COLES PARTY

Leaving aboard the Dac', Cap
tain Paul Dcmcutt yesterday aft
crnoon to join Cad Coles party
at Sand Key were two young
women and one young man.
They are Ray Demeritt, son Of
Mr. and Mrs Benz Domeritt;
Rose Mary Dcmeritt. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Demeritt.
and Erma Mae ludlow, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. ludlow visitors
In Key West from Georgia
The party Of young people eX-
pect to return Thursday morning
Annually Cad Coles. purscr
aboard s S Florida Of the p & O.
Steamship CO. spends mis- vaca-
ton at Sand Kcy. q few miles
southwest Of Key West. Mr.
Coles declares be would rather
spend has vanatIon at that key
chan any other place he knows
If There during the several
weeks ne romans ON the island,
hc cntertains relatives and many
friends
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were sent out to investigate by
general inquiry throughout the
country what the motorist would
like to have in comfort station
facilities.
The standard set up stands not
only for cleanliness in these
Mushrooms. but for ample sup
plies Of soap, towels, paper, and
adequate waste bins The rest
rooms win be we'll ventilated,
light and airy.
The squadron Of inspection cars
is now ON the road TO put into OPP
CREATION the new program offered
by TeXaco dealers; and this sum
mer it Will be possible for the en-
tire family to embark on an auto
j0urncy-no matter to what dist
ant point with the same com
Portable security Of trip down
town"
The Registered Rest Room is
today am extra convenience pro
Vdcd by forward looking dealers
Tomorrow it viii bc standard
feature of road travel demanded
h< all motorists
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aeeesssssssseees
MUCH WHEAT

The seven lean yeas and the
seven full years Of the experience
Biblical thought, seems to be
coming true in America. The sCm-
mcr Of 1895 was one OF the lowest
tho United States has felt -
many years. Droughts hit The
country and production dropJet
off. This year the wheat crop IS
expected to be the second LARGEST
yield on record, according 70 the
federal crop reporting board. Last
year there was a good crop THIS
year the crop is approaching The
9674I2000 bushels. There IS =
surplus Of wheat from last year
amounting to 100000 bushels.
This means that there will be a
su plus Of 400,000.000 bushels OF
It this year after the domes
tic ed foreign yearly consump-
ton ,c 50000,O00 IS taken on,
Of tins yrlr's yield The govern
mcnl III give the farmers loans
now that they can hold their
wheat off the market until the
.ulplus is first cleared away This
Will mean that wheat prices VIII
be- higher than formerly The
consumer OF America, most Of
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Pursuant to Chapter 1891. Laws
Of Flor da. the UNDERSIGNED VII T'
c.i,e until 1000 a NJ az. :. I'd. oU
Friday. Iuiy ~ l>a>. at
Governors office in Tallah ass,.
Florida. scaled offerings ~ lHatur
or unmatured original or retuuH|rt
Road and Bridge, Highway, or '.
funding RondS OF MONROE e..
TY. FLORIDA.
All offerings submitted Nus 1879
FIRM FOR TEN DAYS SUISSE
QUENT TO THE DATE OF 80. -
INC. o. through August s. 1885
and must state iUl name. drfrTlp-
tion, aud serial numbers of bonds.
interest rate, date OF issue. date
Of maturity. and price asked j ne
offer must specifically state exactly
what coupons are attached and viii
he delivered with the bonds Tor the
price asked. Bonds that are in de
fault of interest must hc offered 1t
a FLAT price which price shall bee
understood TO bc the price asked
Tor such bonds WITH ALL MA
TURTLES OF PAST DUE. pE-
FAI'LTED OR UNPAID Cot Il'sS
ATTACHED. and notice rs hereby
given that Il any such coupons have
been detached prior To- delivery of
any bonds accepted aud.or purchased
hereunder. the face value of such
missing coupons VIII be deducted
from purchase price, and ff+rinr
must be submitted "u THIS basis
Sealed envelope containing H1ch
offerings shall plainly state ou tfs
face that il is proposal for ths
sale OF MONROE County bonda
The right is reserved - reJecr ans
and all offerings or portions nt ~
ferinES
STATE BOARD of ADMINISTRA-
TIO% or FLORIDA,
Fred = Cone. Governor. rs Pr's
dent
j 81 Lee. state Compfroi.r. =.
Secretary
w Y Knott. STATE. Tr.asur r.. "a.
TREASURER tuf.I. I+e'
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Shower For
Miss Johnson

Mrs Malcolm Pierce. Mrs
Ralph Smith and Mrs John Al
bury Viii entertain at a shower
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in
honor Of Miss Dorothy Johnson.
whose marriage TO Wilbur Thomp-
son viii bc solcmnlZed the latter
part II July
The shower promises to be an
elegant affair and invitations
have been extended 10 about $50
guests The shower VIII be- held
IN lhc hall Of the Golden Eagles,
ou pctronia street
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ARABS 1911. JEWS l04

In the week Of fighting between
the Jews and Arabs in the Holy
Land in which over 300 casual
ties were recorded, the Arab has
come out worse than the jew.
There arc 46 Arab dead, l45
wounded. OF the Jews, there are
% dead and 81 wounded When
a fcud is in progress the tipped
balance Of the killings is a bet
Ter spot in the minds Of the
group who have the greater bal
ancc. The struggle is old and the
feeling between the two races
deeply rooted
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Cabrera1 Have
House Guests

Mrs c c Hauk. who was for
mcrly Miss Sophie Qunitans of
this city. but who IS now making
her home in Knoxville, Tenn,
was a recent arrival in Key West,
acc lmpanied by her two children,
GU ntan and Milton
They are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Sebastian Cabrera. JT.. at their
home on Southland street.
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On a Diet

Artist want you to pose for
my great picture, TO oo hung in
the city hall Il is TO be- called the
Prodigal Son I'll paw YOU wei.
TrahrpA cart do il
Artist Why not2
Tfamp-Neal don't agree With
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oDnra IN, pIpIICATION
-,
II appearing ''A me SN "Eh bill "'
complaint OF Juan 'alleJa' the Pid'h
tiit ~ the above styled cause, ina
plaintiff j. entitled 10 an order 81
Publication
TT Is THEEEFORE ORDERED
THAT Eiizahrlh : Butcher. il living
and. ii dead. all parties claiming
interests under said Elizabeth \
butcher decreased. or otherwise. il
ANA 10 that certain piece. parcel al
tract of land. situate. living and be
inns. nm m. County Of Monroe ant
Stat, of Florida and described a,
follows
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and r. a. butcher, hCr husband
Marion johnson and hcl
whose Christian name i:
unknown Il she be married. Thomas
johnson. if living. and. if dead. al
parties claiming Interests uhdcI
SAID Thomas Johnson, deceased, ol
otherwise in and 10 the land above
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH DICIAI. CIRCg IT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COT NTN .
IN CHA\CEHN. No. =.
IN BERT e. NICHOLS
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A 7 WIRL OF
The GLOBE

Opinions expressed in this
column do not necessarily
AGREE with those of The Citi-
zen).
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LECALS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
EIEN ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE col <TN.
IN CHANCERN. No. 5-I1.
IN Az tAlI.EIA
Plaintiff.
Foreclosure of Mortgage

$. BUTCHER. II liv-
ing. and if dead. the heirs, deViseeS,
grantees or other claimants under
the sand Elizaheth : butcher.
D. q
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Society
ossoec a . SSOs
Social Calendar


WEDNESDAY
Scottish Rite Meeting. 8 p. NJ.
Scottish Rite Hall
Meeting Of Key West Garden
Club and Tree Guild 3:15 P.
III. Residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o.
THURSDAY
Dr. Felix Varcla Lodge Meet
ing. 3 p. NJ. Varela Hall,
Elizabeth Street
Lions CIa8 Supper G.30 p. NJ.
stone Church Annex.
Concert Key West Hospitality
De-a 40 p NJ. Bayview
Park.
Social Meeting Of Junior Wom-
Beach.
Rotary Club Luncheon honor
ing the visiting officers Of the
Florida National Guard l2l5
p NJ St Paul's Church An
Shower in honor of Miss Doro-
thy johnson. given by Mrs.
Malcolm Pierce. Mrs. Ralph
J.. NJ Golden Eagle Hall.
-o-
FRIDAY
Meeting, Girl Scouts. Troop /.
4 p NJ Golden Eagle Hall.
Meeting. Troop 81. Boy Scouts.
7 r. NJ. Naval Hospital.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce
Supper. 7.l5 =. NJ. Stone
Marriage of Miss Zoila Fucntes
10 Carlos Fucntcs Havana,
Cuba.
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left oyer the highway On the
,allE bus -9r MAN! where they
Viii F.sit bnctIy before proceed
4-s 10 their nome IN tampa
Mrs. Marguerite CharIoW. and
randson George CharloW left
this morning on the carly bus for
Miami cnIoutc lo Tampa where
they vtl spend while with rela-
uves and friends
Miss FIjzan,lh White who was
.niov,aa i visit in Kev West and
vas the guest of Mrs. Florence
White. left TINS morning by
Florida Motor Lines bus en- route
-
Mrs LEROY Roberts and SON.
Harold Lee wore PASSENGERS lcay-
mo for Miami ON the morning bus.
and viii spend q week with rcla-
nvcs and friends
Mrs w II Saunders loft over
The highway Yesterday accompan-
Saunders. for q visit with Mrs.
Saunders sister Mr.. r G. Pin
lcr al Homestead
Rcv A. l.. Maureau s. J.. left
On the Steamship Cuba yesterday
afternoon fer Tampa. Lake Wales
a>.ay from til. Gin for about one
month
-
MIS- Thomas Dcncuu was
passougo leaving yesterday on
the Cuba for Visit With relatives
panied by hcr grandchildren.
John Busto and sister Bclga
Mr. and Mrs George Cubb.
and sons George. j.. and Henry.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs Chester
Thompson 1T thrlr rssidcnc, uH
Margaret Street
Mr. ANN. Page aud daughter.
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Or and Mrs. r Z Tyler. of
Miami. VIII arrive IN the city this
afternoon for a VISIT OF several
days DR. Tyler VIII preside at the
opening OF the quarterly church
conference at the First Methodist
(Stone} Church TINS evening, at
which time hc Viii also deliver a
sermon.
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Mr. and Mrs W A Mclaughlin
and daughter. JuanIta, of Tampa,
accompanied by Mr. McLauehhns
cousin. Miss Mary Graham. Of
Princeton. are visiting here as
houscguests Of Mr. and Mrs Wat
son Carey on United Street
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SATURDAY

Dance 10 honor officers Of the
Florida National Guard,
Coast Artillery Corps 10 p.
NJ Country Club
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Stone Church Service Club Din
ner. p. NJ. Church Annex.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

I; appearing 10y the sworn BIN Of
Of Juan Calleja, the plain
tiff in the above styled cause, that
plaintiff j. entitled To an order Of
Publication
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1938-08-04
Rockville News And
Social Items

visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James McClin-
took at Sherwood Forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cromwell and
their three children are at Ocean City
for the remainder of the summer.
The Misses Clara Ray Waters,
Mary Nicholson, Helen Won Helm and
Natalie Hicks have been guests of
Miss Juliet Nicholson at her cottage
on the bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph GUIDE spent
last weekend as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren F. Schott at Plum Point.
Mrs. Curtis Ward is on a two
weeks Northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Casey have
returned from Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Jack Wisner, probation. officer
for Montgomery, is spending two
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mckenzie, at Houtzdale, Pa.
| Miss Margaret Tyler has returned
from Easton and Beverly Beach.
| Mrs. F. Hazel Cashell left Friday
for Tappahannock, Va, to spend some
time visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jack Allnutt and Miss Helen
Tyler are back from White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Ruth Cissel, Miss Margaret
Harriss, Miss Betty MARYLAND anG
Mrs. Winfield Hobbs, have returned
from weeks stay at Ocean City, Md
Miss Helen Gray, Miss Lenore Wet
and Miss Thelma Thomas are al
North Beach, Nd, for a few days
prior to motor trip to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Brosiu,
and family have returned from a e..
$50 mile trip. They drove first t.
Cleveland, Ohio, from there to Grea
Lakes, Niagara Falls, across thu
Roosevelt bridge into Canada to Mon
treal, Quebec and other points Of in