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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-27

way, Nicky. The only reason tha'
I talked the way did was because
think that people who are born
with q responsibility 10 meet gel
the most out of life when they DO
meet it. So many people look up
to man in your position. They de-
pend on you to carry on because
when you do, they can Be sure OF
their bread and butter and a kind
of security they have always
known. I mean that your father
and your grandfather have built
up something upon which hundreds
of people depend fC. their liveli-
hood. It's more than just COM
panv. It's the i3aItiett company.
Understand 20
He erinned at her. You make
everything clear, Ellen. But l have
confession to make. / didn't do IT
for any of those reasons. / did 1t
because well, Fab's been after
me for a long time to go to work
and now YOU"
There was no cloud over the sun,
but g shadow 5eli across Ellen's
face. She said. "We'd better walk
a little faster. Nicly. FAB Will think
we've been lost"
Fabienne saw them coming over
the h.
ELL had sone into the lab" and
came back with a cake of wax" l
told you you needed man around
tie house, ma'am," he said, melt
ing it TO top the bottles.
Sometimes 1 think you're right, !"
she said somberly. when I hay
TO chop wood and bring in water
and milk COWS. I do find it leaves
me little time for my Beauty treat
ments"
Bill poured the wax over the top
of a jar. You know. Fab, you
wouldn't look as funny doing those
things as you think you would.
You're made up Of lot C quail
ties"
Nicky and Ellen came into the
kitchen stamping snow from their
boots, looking rosy-cheeked and
radiant.
It's getting a lot colder Nicky
told them. And the sky looks
pretty gray over in the east"
Wed better start back early"
Bill said. This is no place to get
caught in a snowstorm. Claiming
and-I came up here one weekend
last winter to do a little work He's
interested in amateur ado and
went over to see Willis, a guy who
has little ham outfit in Danbury.
He couldn't get back and I couldn't
get Oft until the middle Of the
week. The snow piles up fast in
these hills. Had to leave the car
here until spring"
Flow did you Set or :" one CT
them asked.
Caught Z I:itch on The state
road"
'It vas SO misc VIXEN we lcfs
New York, <'d almost forgotten it's
still winter" Ellen said when they
We're OF the road home.
There's plenty Of winter ahead.
Yo; notice it more W here '"here
the last snow doesn't met bef1.l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-27

Grover B. Hill, Texas ranchman
and farmer of Amarillo, Texas, is
shown after taking oath as new as.
sistant secretary Of agriculture in
Washington. He has been associ-
ated with the work Of The agri-
culture adjustment administration
since 1884.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-27

Gen. ViIhO NenOnen
General Who Nenonen Of the Fin
nish army arrives in New York on
a diplomatic mission, Though de-
tails of the mission were not made
known, it is reported he IS IN tne
United States seeking aid 1or MS
embattled country
(Ccntrql PreSsl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-12-27

John 3. Musser
Philadelphias oldest Civil War vet
eran, John B. Musser READS , con-
gratulatory messages on his lols'
birthday. He has IS living grand
children, A great grandchildren
and II great-great grandchildren
His comment on the current hgn'-
ing in Europe: "War is heli.
central Prsssd
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
NOcNf KLUBY VAROVANY.

OPERATOR nocn1ch klub1 by
Ii varovani predsedou komisa-
ri likernfch licens6, re zakon
mic nepravf O z~vlastnich licen-
SIGH pro nocnl kluby a re tyto
lepe ucin1, kdyz vesti budou sve
nocn1 kluby bud jake taverny
anebo restauranty.
Jinymi slovy, tyto must kou-
pitt restauracnl license budou-
Ii cht1ti, ably otevreno NELL do
dou hodin pc pGlnoci v tydnu
a m1ti otevr1no tez v nedeli.
A ably dostali restauracn1 Ii
Gems, must m1ti skutecny resta-
urant a ne snad jenom rozbita
kamna nekde v zadn1 m1stnosti
KIDD by nemel skutecna KAN
ma, l6pe udela pravf predseda,
kdyz koupf 81 licens pro taver-
nu, jez zavirana byti must v l
hodinu pc pul noci a zahaleti
celou nedeli.
PTedseda vydal varovan1 to,
ponevac, jak pravil, neznalost
zakona vladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
ODSOUZEN.

Ma 10 rokG do kaznice Cd
souzen byl Earl Barnes, byvaly
b~aptisticky kazatel a kazatel
Armady Spasy Oklahoma.
Odsouzen byl We zdejsfm SOU
du pro diva prepady. Ia kaz-
dy vymeTen mu byl trest 10 ro-
XII, ale dovoleno mu, ably ty
frosty odsluhoval 81 soubezne.
Lorraine Gordon, 16 roku
stara matka, jez ocekava naro-
zen1 d1tka a jez pomahala Bar
nesovi v jeho zlocinech, odsou-
zena byla pred tim ma pet rokd
do polepsovny.
Usvedceni byli z oloupeni
r1dicG taxicabu: Charlese Cor
min O pet dolarG a Leona Gross
man o $4.77.
= Roland Tracey odsouzen
byl v pondel1 ma Is rok1 do
kaznice. Usvedcen byl z pre-
padu Atlantic Building a Loan
spolecnosti v T1jnu pfedesleho
roku provedeneho.
Charles Schramm a Ruth
Kerns, pomocn1ci prepadu, ji5
pred tim odsouzeni byli.
Schramm ma Is rok1 a Kern.
sova ma jeden no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
ABLY SOUD POMOHL KU
G. MANZELkY.

William R. Carter, 21lety z
Cockeysvilte, jehoz kratke IL
banky preruseny byly minule
utery, kdyz rodice odvedli cd
neho manzelku a obvinili jej z
krive pr1sahy, pokusil Sc v pom
deli, ably tuto dostal zpet. Po-
dial st1znost u soudu v Towson
prot otci, Josephu Nevins a
manzelce.
V zalobe z kfive prfsahy byl
Carter osvobozen. V zalobe
rodice jeho nevesty udali, re
Carter udal vek jejich dcery
IS rokG ackoliv tato je teprve
16 rok1 stara.
V dtery manzele pocali opet
spolu zfti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

We stredu Varsava padla do
moci Nemc1. Hlavn1 mesto
Polska oblehano bylo Nemci
20 dn1.
Ceska tiskova kancelaT ozna-
mila, re nova a prudka revolta
vypukla V Cechach a ma Mora
We a re deln1ci We Skodovce ut
kali Sc v boji S polici1, ably 81
vynutili propusten1 delnlkd,
kterf byli pTi dr1vejs1ch vytrz-
nostech zatceni.
We zpravach Sc pravl, re to-
varna ma munich v Plzni byla
vyhozena do povetT1 a re slime
straze, ktere byly postaveny
kolem nj, byly zabity.
Jakmile prozat1mn1 ceska
vlada v zahranici Dude uznana
Velkou Britani1 a Franci1, jejl
premier Eduard Benes nar1d1
nucenou mobilisaci vsech &C.
chd We vojenskem veku, jejichz
povinnosti Dude prihlasiti sc
do ceske legie, tvor1cl sc We
Francii.
Povinnostf vsech CechG v "a
hranicf Dude, prihlasiti Sc do
brovolne k vojenske sluzbe Y
ceske legii, jez Dude bojovati
20 boku spojencd proti nazis-
tickemu Nemecku. Kdo Sc ne
pfihlas1 dobrovolne, vystavl sc
nebezpeci, re S MIN Dude nalo-
zeno jake S deserterem.
Liberalnf forma bolsevismU
je zavadena v polskych provin-
cifch, okupovanych ruskym!
vojsky. Venkovandm je zaka-
zano paliti statky velkych ma
jitelG pudy.
KNIFE Radziwill z Rovna
ktery vlastnil 10000 akr1, ny.
nj PRAGUE ma pol1ch Sc svym.
rolnfky, jak prav1 sovetsky tisl
ktery rovnez oznamuje, re Q.
bavany polsky koncentracnl ia
Dor Bereza Kartuska byl llkvl
dovan a trestanci z neho pro
p~usteni.
Zpravy z 1tery hlas1, re spo
jenecti delostrelci a vzducho
plavci byli velice cinnymi ne
zapadnl hranici v 1tery.
V sekc1ch Saarbrucken {
Zweibrucken francouzst1 delo
stfelci bombardovali prvnl 20
ru ma West Wall zatlm CO ne
mectf d~elostrelci odpovldal
jihovychodne cd Zweibrucken
Ma francouzske strane aero
plany pozorovaly vysledky de
lostrelby a GEOGRAPHICALLY sko
DIV zpnsObene.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
Bombardovani West Wall

w OSC w oil
potrva asi nejaky cas-.
z Estonska jde zprava o 1z-
kosti v Estonii ohledne povesti
O nastavajfcf ruske diplomatic
Ike offensive v Baltickem okol1.
Vzpom1nano jest, re. Rusko
pTi jednan1 s Finskem ma jare
ukazalo slime, jak touzl zmoc-
nit Sc kontroly ma nekterych
finskych okresech v zatoce Fin
ska. Odpor proti tomu tenkrat
ukazal sc byti tax silnym, re
Rusko tehdy ustoupilo.
z Moskvy bylo 1tery ozna-
memo, re ocekavan jest tam pfl
jed nemeckeho zahranicniho
ministra, Joachima Won Ribben
trop, ably tam jednano bylo o
moznosti vojenske shody Rus
ka S Nemeckem.
V tentyz den odtud ozname-
no, re v Estonsku drzany jsou
nezname submar1ny urcene do
Baltickych vod.
V anglickem .parlamentu V
Londyne nadseAf vzbudil u
terry prvn1 lord namornictva,
Winston Churchill zpravou, re
"snad ctvrtina nebo sp1se ire
tina nemeckych submar1n, jez
pTekazely anglickemu obcho-
dovanf byla znicena v prvnich
dvou tydnech valky a re sme-
tent nemeckych submar1n "te-
prve vlastne pocalo". Pravil,
re Angle ma zasobu potravin
a re "by to vzalo dlouhy cas-,
neil by Angle neprately wy
hladovena byla."
Svedsko podalo protest pro-
ii znicenf dvou svych lodi ne
meckymi submarinami. Lodi
tyto a dive Finske zniceny byly
submarinami v minulem tydnu
Nemecku ma dobre Will Sved-
ska zalezi income, ponevac Cd
tud vyvaz1 RUNE potfeby, zvla-
ste zeleznou rudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

Edna T. Bennett usvedcena
byla v pondelf z ukradeni klo-
bouku a par rukavic z depart
mentniho obchodu. Trest v po-
rotnfm jednanl urcen Dude.
Prodavacky v obchodu a detek
tiv stihaly Bennettovou pc ne
kolik hodin neil zatcena byla.
Souzena tvrdila, re klobouk
koupila pred mes1cem a re jeji
p~r1telkyne z Pittsburgh j ru-
kavice dala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
ZEMRELA IA PODEZRE-
LYCH OKOLNOSTf.

Barbara Summers, 27leta Z
Asheville, N. c., zemrela v u
terry pc zranen1ch obdrzenych
"a podezfelych okolnostf. Po-
die udan1 statn1ho navladn1ho
Howard okresu,mu z z Elkridge
udal mu, re byl hospode v st.
Denis V 8 hodin rano v utery,
kdyz tam vesla zena Tkouc1, re
hledala ma severn praci a nyn1
re jde pesky do sveho domova.
Zadala "a svezen1 do Wash
ingtonu, kan muz z Elkridge
Sc il nabfdl, re il tam zaveze.
Ma ceste rekla mu re ma hlad.
Zastavili u turisticke STANCE,
kterou Tidi Godfrey Stivers.
Muz z Elkridge rekl, re mu
rekla, re by Sc vyspala v jeho
AUTOMOBILE. Nechal il tam, We
sci do STANCE a jedi tam. We
stanici byl asi hodinu, kdyz
dcera Stieversove pribehla Sc
slovy, re slysela nekoho vzdy-
chajfc1ho V automobile. Muz
sci ku AUTOMOBILE a mem ma
lezl Summersovou lez1cf ma po-
dlaze AUTOMOBILE v beZvedom1.
Jedno okno automobile bylo
rozbito. Odvezl il do nemoc-
nice, kde ash We dvou hodinach
zemrela. Pred smrti nabyla
vedomi a rekla re muz z Elk
ridge nen1 when. Jmeno muze
nebylo udano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
Pc hire.

Josef Manaster z Chicago,
zamozny velkoobchodn1k drG-
bez1 v herne kdyz prestal hra-
ii, mel kapse 500 vyhranych
Ma North Shore a California
ave. jej auto dohonilo, pritlaci-
10 k chodnfku a diva bandite
jjej vyzvali, ably odevzdal peni-
re. Kdyz Manaster vahal S Wy
DAMN, penez,jeden bandita jej
strelil do hlavy, pen1ze mu wal
a pax auto ujelo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
AUTOMOBILY.

Rev. Adolph Vinci, knee ko-
stella st. Leo v Baltimore, IRA
men byl v Mount Holly, New
Jersey, We srazce trf automobi-
III. V katastrofe usmrcen byl
knee, Robert Sorgi z West
Brighton. Knezi Visci pTera-
zeny byly ODE nohy, zlomena
celist a podbris1. Jeli do Ham
monitor, N. j., navst1viti tamej-
sfho kneze.
- Vincent J. BATE, 44lety,
smrtelne zranen byl nedeli
pc pGl noel automobilem poll
cisty Herberta O. Howard,j enz
vracel Sc domG re sluzby poll
cejni severozapadnf stanice.
BATE vstoupil do cesty automo-
blu z pozadl poulicn1 elektric-
Ike kary ma Garrison Boulevard
V nemocnici zemrel We 4 hodi-
mach. Usmrceny zamestnan
byl v departmentnim obchodu
ma North Howard ulici.
- Dive osoby zraneny byly,
kdyz automobil s mimi vrazil
do ohrady a spadl ma Wilkens
avenue. Zraneni byli: Jesse
c.. Boblitz, jemuz rozbita byla
lebka a Mary Wilson.
= Til zaloby vzneseny byly
proti Cicero Mayo, 3Oletemu
cernochu pc srazce v nedeli ma
North Avenue a Charles ulici.
Automobilem sym vrazil do
jineho stoj1c1ho ma strane uli-
&c. Jedna zaloba mi, re byl
opilym. Drzan jest pod zaru-
kou $1,000.
= William Saunders, 25lety
re Sparrows Point odsouzen
byl v pondel1 ma 80 dnl do We
zeni v Baltimore okresu pro
vzeti automobile.
- Herman Myers, 30lety,
fidic trucku, pfejel a usmrtil 6
leteho Williama Rowan pom
deli. Neveda, re hoch leze ma
zadni cast pTivesene ku trucku
kary ably wal odtud %pap1rovou
skatuli, couvl S truckem, hoch
spadl pod kola a usmrcen byl
ma Heath ulici.
- Ann Galotolo, 3 roxy sta
"a z {. 1929 N. Collington ave-
nue. zranena byla truckem
pred domem svych rodicd. By
la j prerazena prava noha
Truck r1dil George Crist z Erd'
man avenue. Omlouval Sc, ze
dftko vbehlo pred truck.
Josef Vitek, 32lety z els
327 vych. 20. ulice zranen by.
ma lebce We srazce jeho auto.
mobilu S ~automobilem Jamese
M. Benson ma 33. ulici a Ellers.
lie avenue We 2 hodiny v dterJ
rano. Prvni lekarske pomoc
dostalo Sc zranenemu dokto
rem Windell Daley z Fort Nc
Henry, jenz jel kolem mlsts
srazky. Zraneny V1tek posla1
Jim byl do Union Memorial ne
mocnice. Druhy automobil Fl
dill James M. Benson z Yves
Mount Vernon Place.
Pr klouzanl Sc ma For
Avenue 12lete Mary Rykosk,
zranena byla lebka a zlaman;
noha. Automobil rfdila 16let;
Emma Stevens.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
|POSTMISTROVA We VLAD-
MIN V~YSETROVANf.

Lille A. Newcomer, byvala
postmistrova v Sharksburg,
Md, obzalovana jest, re vzala
pro sebe $1,377.85 z postov-
Mich poukazek. Zalovana jest,
re 20 tri mes1ce roku 1888 ne
odvadela fondy, jez obdrzela
cd osob koupivS1ch postovni
poukazky ma pen1ze.
Zalovana jest vdovou pc le-
kari v Sharpsburg.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
SPADL Sc

Ztrativ rovnovahu, Charles
Lutz, spadl Sc strechy domu ma
Battle Grove road. Padem IRA
nil ST krfz a rozbil lebku. LutZ
spadl, kdyz v nedeli spravoval
ma dome stTechu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
MESTSKA RADA Sc SESLA

Pc desftitydennim odpocinku
sesla Sc v pondel1 mestska ra-
da. Hned ma pocatku pracl
predlozeny byly projekty pre-
sidentem rady, Richardem C.
O'Conell, ma zadost mayora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
Otevreni noveho moderniho
pohrebniho domova.

We stredu a We ctvrtek kona-
10 sc otevren1 Noveho Moder-
niho Pohrebn1ho Domova Kar-
la Schimunka V {. 26O1 a 1908
Madison ul. rob Luzerne a celia
csl. v%erejnost byla pozvana k
prohlidce. PTlste prineseme
popis.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
8.279 LIKERNfCH OBCHODO
ZAPLATILO DANE
" MARYLANDU.

Maryland ma 8.279 obchod1
s lihovinami, jez zaplatily da-
ne vladnimu odboru do 80. Ger
vna nynejsiho fiskalniho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29
NATERAC SPADL S 3.
POSCHODf.

John Magruder z 800 blocku
w. 80. ulice, spadl pondeli
pri praci ma domu v 1900 bloc
ku Harlem avenue, kdyz lesenl
Sc pod MIN zlomilo. Byla mu
zlomena ruka a stehenn1 pa
new.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-29

Paul Holmes usmrtil Sc pod
Tezanfm 81 bTitvou kirk. Star
byl 81 rOku.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-29

art was enrolled as a member. The
next meeting will be held in the home
of Mrs. William Friend, July 10.
Wilbur limbaugh and family were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hine-
baugh at Locust Grove Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Burch had as their
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reckart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Friend, Mrs.
Bertha Bishop, Mrs. Edna Friend and
son Gene were business callers in
Uniontown one dav last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reckart had
as guests during Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Uphold and children, Mrs.
Olive Friend and children and Mrs.
Beryl Friend and son Freddy.
Miss Irene Friend was visiting her
mother here last week.
A large number of people of this
community attended a Sunday school
convention at Cuzzart, West Va, on
June "a, among them being Beason
Friend and members of his family, Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-29
AVILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weaver, of
Pittsburgh, visited the homes of
Enoch Robson, Jesse Merrill and
Ohio Fike over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Emerson, Frost
burg; Mrs. Julius Wilhelm and daugh-
tiers visited Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Brown on Sunday.
Mrs. Brenneman, Lancaster, visited
her sister, Mrs. George Grove, and
family, on Sunday.
Cecil Brenneman and Egell Stark,
Washington, D. c.; and Miss Jennie
burst, visited at the Stark home on
Sunday.
o. S. Fike had the misfortune of
running pitchfork tine in his leg last
Thursday and had to be attended by
DR.. Davis, but is able to be around
again.
DR.. Livengood, Salisbury, Pa, was
called to the farm of o. S. Fike one
evening last week to administer to a
horse that was hurt.
Some of the neighbors was assist
ing Dennis Broadwater make fence a
couple days last week.
Mrs. Orville Stark, who has been i'll,
is still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Broadwater
and son spent Saturday night at the
Bert Broadwater home.
Mrs. Laura Hetz and sons, Paul and
Karl, Violet Bethel, Lawrence Hayes,
all of Frostburg; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Grove and sons, and Mrs. Burman
Lancaster, spent a short time at o. S.
Fixes Sunday evening.
Mr.. Cole, Oakland, was canvassing
in this vicinity on Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Brendlinger closed
the revival meeting at Cherry Grove
Sunday evening and have gone to
Pennsylvania to visit their children
for a short time, but will return the
last of the week for services on Sun
day morning at II o'clock.
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and Mrs. Everett Friend, Mrs. Pauline
Friend, Mr.. and Mrs. William Friend,
Wilbur Hinebaugh and family, Mrs.
Sherman Friend and daughter, Ever
EFT Falkner and family, Herman S.
Friend and family. The Keller Glade
church was represented by a song by
Miss Iretta Friend, Mr.. and Mrs.
limbaugh and Mrs. Beryl Falkner;
also an exercise by a group of chill
dren. A picnic dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur limbaugh
served a most delicious chicken dinner
on Tuesday evening to a party of
friends, including Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Friend, Mrs. Belle Stafford, Mrs. Edna
Friend and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Falkner and son, Miss Irene Friend,
Miss Iretta Friend.
Earl Bishop and family were visit
ing at Morgantown over the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. EXline were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Friend.
Oak Friend, who is employed near
Uniontown, was with his family here
over the weekend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-29

Mrs. Belle Stafford, Morgantown,
who had been visiting her grand
daughter, Mrs. Everett Falkner, has
returned to her home.
Mrs. George Meyers and daughter
Valley were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Hinebaugh and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Friend, Friday.
Mrs. Sherman Friend and daughter
Iretta Friend had as their guests on
Friday evening Wilbur limbaugh and
family, Everett Falkner and family,
Mrs. Ethel Reckart and Dayton Friend
and family.
Mrs. Olive Friend and son Dale
visited Mrs. Simon Matheney at Haz-
elton, w. Va, last week. Her mother,
Mrs. Frank Herring, who has been
quite i'll, was improved at that time.
Sam Wakefield and members of his
singing class meet Wednesday even
ings at the church for practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley Rodeheaver, of
Mountain Dale, were supper guests
of the latter's mother, Mrs. Ethel
Friend, Saturday evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-06-29
GLADES

Mrs. Silas Beachy entertained a
party of fourteen guests from Pitts
burgh at her home here Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Harm, from Oklahoma;
Mrs. Lulu Parsons, from Baltimore,
and Jonas Gnagey are guests of Mrs.
c. c. Beachy.
Members of the Glotfelty families
enjoyed an outing and picnic at the
fish hatchery on Bear Greek last Sun
day.
Mrs. Walter Younkin is a patient in
a Meyersdale hospital for tonsil OPP
Grafton.
Mrs. Duncan Patton and Mrs. Chas.
Robb, of Deep Creek Lake, were
guests at the William Bowser home
one day last week.
Mrs. C. c. Beachy and Mrs. Silas
Beachy attended the Farm Bureau
meeting last Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Menges on
Keyser's Ridge.
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SANG RUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Friend and
daughters, June and Betty, of Con-
nellsville, Pa, were here several days
during the past week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Alvin Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett VanSickle,
GAINESVILLE, w. Va, called Wednesday
evening on Mrs. VanSickle's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hoye, near Sang
Run.
Miss Naomi Savage spent the past
week with her sister, Miss Nadine
Savage, who is employed in Union
town, and with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Savage, Hopwood, Pa.
Miss Marguerite R. Manley, Mid
land, a former principal of the Sang
Run school, was the guest of old ac
ouaintances here last week, among
whom were Mrs. NJ. L. Savage, Mrs.
J. Alvin Friend and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert N. Savage. Miss Manley eX
poets to go from here to New York
State for a thirty-day vacation, dur
ing which time she also plans to see
what millions of Americans will see
this summer-the New York Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Littman and fam
lily. Uniontown, motored here Sunday
md spent the day with relatives.
Someone recently asked me if l
could write $4O,OOOOOO,OOO, the APP
proximate amount of the nations
debt, using Roman numerals. re-
plied, after considerable head-scratch-
ne. that it would require a lot of Ms.
In fact, it would require 10000 Ms,
with a dash over each, which multi
plies its value by 1000, while the NJ
with a dash over it, equals 100000.
For example, the unemployment vol
ume in the United States would be
written with eleven Ms with a dash
over each.
Jumpin' Colorado grasshoppers! It's
lucky for Washington and the Demo-
cratic Administration, from an eX-
peuse and unemployment recording
standpoint, that the Arabic mineral
system came into existence!
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MEADOW MOUNTAIN

There will be a Sunday school ses-
sion at 6:45 p. M, followed by a wor-
ship service and preaching on July 2
Wade Bernard and family and Lam
bert Bernard and family were visit
ing in Swanton on Sunday.
Quite number from this section
attended singing convention recently
conducted in a nearby community.
Miss Lola Taylor, Charlottesville!
Va, former teacher in this school
district, accompanied by friend, Wis
tied here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bittinger and fam
ily. of Bloomington, were guests at the
Jmaes O'Brien home on Sunday.
DELPHI O'Brien made a business trip
to Oakland, Tuesday.
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KELLER GLADE

Members of the Sunshine Club met
at the home of Mrs. Bertha Bishop on
June 81. The day was spent in quilt
ing. A dinner was served at noon by
Mrs. Bishop, assisted by her daughter
Dorothy. Members present were Mrs.
Grace Friend, Mrs. Goldie Friend, Mrs.
Leona limbaugh, Mrs. VIM. Friend,
Mrs. Bertha Bishop, Mrs. Beryl Falk
ner, Miss Dorothy Bishop, and guests
for the day were Mrs Belle Stafford,
of Morgantown; William Friend, Mrs.
Ethel Reckart, Anna Kathrine Hine-
baugh. 10 Ann Bishop. Mrs. Reck-
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Members of The 4-H club held rec
reational meeting at the home Of Jean
Bucket Monday night. Eleven mem
bers were present. Games were played
and plans made for a swimming party
and weiner roast to be held in July.
A lawn fete will be held in Brenne-
mans Grove Saturday night, July l.
Everybody invited.
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