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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

race for any office but Keeping
himself behind The scene hclpius
thc oghcr follow 20 The front.
Now, Manaacr- ReriStrar Of
Rings Beauty university of which
rvs daughter. Rehy y. IS pre- d'rt
and founder.
II, hobby Is The study ~ civic
goycrrmcnf AMI an1hcd consirrc-
rto psycho'oce
a vote FOR NJ TfinlAe Is vo's
for q clean honest q constructive
ana STRAIGHTFORWARD repro enta-
tFe for all the pcopic
lie fayors legislation which VIII
remove The sale TAX from fool anl
otffr essentials nrrc- afy far tho
coninfi ~ life and The rorHla.iaa
~ ahor and industries 70 that eX-
'en' which Will remove The Ok
uiN'aton OF the one by the o'tc.
and vice versa
Tumhle-for senator Committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

Robinson. grand warder: Arthur
Robinson, grand sentinel: Mrs.
Elizabeth Logan. grand marshall in
the East; Mrs. Kissie Allen. grand
marshall in the west; V A. Bris-
tol. grand chaplain: Miss Ollie Jor-
dan. grand organst; Mrs. Gladys
Benson. assistant grand organist;
Mrs Helen y CAN'T. assistant
grand secretary Mrs Carrie Riley.
grand G CFC: Mrs. Grace Simms.
grand budget director; Mrs. Matte
Collins. grand SYF; Haywood
Can't. grand auditor Mrs. Maude
Williams. grand musis director:
Mrs. Martha Cameron. grand as
sistant music director: Grand De-
putios Mrs. Maude White, district
/ Mrs. Bessie Starks. district q;
Mrs BERTHA Robinson. district 3;
Mrs Mary Booker, district 4; Mrs.
Helen CAN'T. district ..
The 5lst session was said 10 have
been one OF the best sessions ever
held and tho increase in member
ship IS wonderful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Whitaker News
R, FERN CARTER

Mrs Fannie Esiee and sor, Of
Atlanta. Ga. spent sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ford. Other
visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. +.
Marcia and her mother, Mrs. Averv.
al Of Detroit.
Miss Geraldine Ford spent san
day with her cousin. Jean Fowlss.
Of Detroii
Air and Mrs. Neal Lampkin,
cousin of Mrs. Nancy Alexander,
we're callers at her home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard Morris AID
son. O; Ann Arbor were Sunday
visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Bryant.
Little Marjorie Carter, 81 Milan,
Mich. spent the week with June
BRYANT and June Bryant spent the
week with her grandmother, Mrs.
Susie Byafs.
The pastor. choir and congresa-
ton OF the church at RomuluS,
Mich. were Fueefs Of Campbell
chapel church here. Of which The
Roy. Mr.. knowles Is pastor.
We are pleased to have two OF
our old residents back With US. n
the persons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
tingly.
Mrs. Laura Thompson, ~ De-
troii Is visiting her son an
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Thompson.
Mr. Amazinc Is hack in Ford
hosp iial. Mrs. Nancy Alexander II
still improving We wish then
both a speedy recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
TriTnble Candidate For State Senate


Hamilton Trimhle has acqicsc-
Cd 20 the call ~ the many voters
who requested him by petition 81
make the race in the Sept prima-
rics FOR the nomination on thu &c.
publican ticket for State senator.
ieird district
These voters who made the re-
quest are confident that Mr. Trirl-
hles honesty education and con-
sheraton Of aN groups 81 peoples
are a'frihlres that irrefufahly a.
him fer ins honor ~ hoinS e'ecfe I
20 represent you IL ;he Sia'e
senate
Tho fo'toNing reeure Of tho
h'rhir sis ~ his background MAY
Sen 500 - rilce HIM for yclrself.
ard NJ 70 y7p vl' 6 Eve ihom aa
rIf Was te~r ~ Washington Ark.
was -raeua'ed nom Lave college
Jackson Term menlne- Ph' Feta
S.sns fa's -r'y 81 Beta sigma
chapter ps'r0f
Degns he school years spss'
af'er -Hpe Aoars and summer
yacafaas Nersins IN one o. the
leading priaar- establishments II
re sit'o ~ Tenn as primers
dew The lav o, his graduation
VA extended tHe offer. and az cpf-
80 . t.., $50. .. ~ - ...... ....t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. AUGUST "a, 1910
Mrs. Bristol Reelected Head of
Eastern Stars at 51st State Meet
Members Get Degrees
At Impressive Service
OF Wolverine Chapter

The 81 Annual Grand Session OF
Wolverine Grand Chapter Order of
the Eastern Star. Jurisdiction OF
Michigan. Prince Hall Affiiation
held most successful and largely
attended session August 4. and 6
in Port Huron.
Sunday afternoon the Agnes Bris-
toll Degree Teams under the super
vision Of Generallssmo Monerva
Peoples, Past Grand Patron confer
rcd the Eastern Star. Queen Of the
South and Amaranth Degrees upon
thirteen candidates. Among the
candidates was Elmer Wallace.
Grand Master OF Most Worshipful
Union Grand Lodge OF Michigan.
P.H.A
Monday morning at o'clock the
Grand Chapter was opened with
the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Agnes Bristol and Worthy Grand
Patron, G. Burnell Williams. pre-
siding. The ceremony Of odd
Glory" was beautifully protrayed
by the Eastern Star Degree Team
and every one present pledged Al
legiance 10 the Flag,
The address Of the Worthy Grand
Matron and Worthy Grand Patron
we're full OF inspiration.
Monday night public reception
by the entertaining chapter, and
an oratorical contest by the
Youths fraternity were held. Miss
Elizabeth Edmonson was the win
ner. a fine program of music and
oraiory was presented by these
youths. Tuesday business was dis
patched briefly and in order. In
the afternoon session featured the
flower parade Of the deputies and
report. Mrs Mary Booker Of Dis
frict 4 was the winning deputy
bringing in over $4,000.
The following officers were elect
cd: Mrs Agnes Bristol worthy
grand matron; Attorney Charles
Williams. worthy grand patron
Mrs. Mabel Lyons assoc. grand
matron: Haywood CAN'T, associa-
tion grand patron Mrs Edith
Wright. grand treasurer; Mrs. HAT
tie l.. smith. grand secretary Mrs.
Ethel BARRIER grant conductress;
Mrs. Alice GRAY grand associate
condnciress: Mrs Nlyre Nancy.
grand lecturer. Mrs Willie Austin,
grand Allah; Mrs Mary Morton,
grand Ruth Mrs Bertha Siatks,
grand Esther: Mrs EVELYN letter
les. grand Martha; Mrs MARY Win
ston. grand Elecia; Mrs Bertha
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
C. o. P. Candidate
Murray Van Wagner
At Outdoor Rally

The Negro citizenry OF Detroit
will have the privilege OF hearing
Commissioner Murray u. ("PatD
Van Wagoner. Democratic candi-
date for governor, Fri. night at az
outdoor rally to be held August 80
at Dufficld school grounds. corner
Of Clinton and Chene streets.
Commissioner Van Wagner Will
speak on the subject. THE Cover
nor's Job AS l See It," Specill
seating arrangements have been
completed by the committee in
charge so that no person will have
to stand.
The Women's Division OF the
First Congressional Civic clubs will
serve free refreshments TO all. The
meeting viii begin sharply at 500
pm and will he held under the
auspices OF the First Congressional
District Civic club.
Emmett 5. Cunningham
Joseph c. coles
Ina Cothran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Murder In Red Barn
At The Echo Theatre

For those who like chills and
thrills the Echo Theatre, 5000 Oak
land opens with Murder in the
Red Barn sunday August rs and
PLAYS for two days Murder in the
Rcd Barn is a story Of Mary Mar
ten who was found murdered sew
eral feet under the ground in the
rcd harm
After countless thrills the muir
dercr Is caught and paid for his
crime on the GALLONS For the sec
ord feature is shown Ann sheridan
IN 1T All Came True Also for the
first time shown in the neighbor-
hood is the all colored cast comedy
rhythm Rodoo' This is one Of
the finest comedies made with an
all Negro cast with plenty OF lars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Pontiac News

:,
90 - y W. 'i'''' h1,'F ~ ',i'
',n ~ yea w Ni'-' ana ''e
~ y ~ y M"I' vs. 'i N'o'asNA " 'F-
ipp'a ~ NeNman rAHfch Al
H9iuaF ai'eih'on a' = M.
II AZ J.. Sl'a' pastor o.
newman spoke SlnHsv morning on
Vfe TOPIC me 'Huf' % compared 10
f'ne
po sfrf'fe7 AZ Saw beihel Pap
tl7' ehufeA aff ia'fo IMPRESSIVE
ea'n CAV. We l'M pNup Wee
aug wn'rh vas ri.'n August -
was huge S.if''f
r k'F. H' ! StNr' pastor o.
Macedonia haiilri 'hAfch sroso
20 MS cons t'-A'l'i, q 'Ae morning
lNfr.
The Redwood gazette., 1940-03-28
Thursday, March 2S, 1910
Theatre to be
Built Soon at
Walnut Grove
REPLACES BUILDING
DESTROYED BY
FIRE LAST FALL
BV Mrs. R De Bates

Walnut Construction of
a new theatre building will be
started here about April Is, M. J.
HerberS, owner of the Grove
theatre has announced. The Grove
was destroyed by fire last No
Vember. The building will have
space for a small store in front
and an apartment on the second
floor. The cost of the new build
ing and equipment according to
Mr.. HerbeS will be between S18,-
600 to $4,000. Joseph Johnson of
Beardsley viii be in charge of con-
Struction.
Alfred Wagner underwent an
operation at the Tracy hospital
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Virgins
spent few days with their son,
Oswald Virgins and family and
their daughter, Marguerite Wig
gins in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jordan of
Spencer, Iowa spent Sunday at
the w. N. StearnS home.
Howard Egge who attends busi-
ness college in Minneapolis spent
the weekend at the A. O., Russell
The Redwood gazette., 1940-03-28

and w. I. Egge and w. ]. Swof-
fer homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks and
Berdette spent Saturday and
Sunday at Minneapolis and at
tended the ice follies.
Doris Jameson of Minneapolis
and Francis Peterson of Deer
River spent the weekend at the
Mrs. Hazel Jameson home.
Dorothy Piper of Minneapolis
spent the weekend at the Mrs.
Bertha Nicholson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Zieske and
Marie Dawson spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Ihla Gene Addison is spending
Easter vacation at the Ed Klevan
home at Westbrook.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dahms, Douglas and
Merribel spent the weekend at
the Maynard Dahms home at
GlenWood, Iowa.
Burton Tellefsen has returned
from Mankato where he attended
business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Williams
and Sharon and Mrs. H. c. john
son of Currie spent Thursday eve
ming at the E. A. Hartung home.
Calvin Turbes, student at
Ames, Iowa, spent Easter at the
M. J. Turbes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Fordham
spent from Friday to Tuesday
with their sons, Garvyn Fordham
and family at Grand Rapids and
Ogden Fordham family at Nevis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hide
brand and Richard and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Krans of Mankato
spent Sunday at the H. H. Grem-
inert home.
Mrs. F. w. Schauer, Shirley and
Herbert spent the weekend at the
home of their son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Christianson at Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mummert
and Lorene Bertelson spent Mon
day and Tuesday with their chill
dren Dale Mummert and Mrs.
Dorothy Olson at Mankato. Mari
lee Bell returned with them for q
few days.
Royal Neighbor lodge met Mon
day with Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Mast
erson and Mrs. Riley as hostesses.
A miscellaneous shower and in
formal tea was given in honor of
Mrs. Jack Liften dorothy BeeD
at the DR.. T. W.. Prail home We'd
nesday.
William Alcorn, student at the
U, came Friday to spend spring
vacation at the c. D. Alcorn home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Shelton and
family of amberton spent Sunday
at the L. K. Schultz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Virgins
spent Sunday at the Thomas home
at Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Owen Fixen and Beatrice
Walsch spent Sunday at the Fix
en- home at Adrian.
Mary Jane Swoffer, Ona Lea
Prail, Herbert Schauer, Austin
Masterson, Darold Prail, Eugenia
Heindselmann, Dorothy Thomp-
son, Walter Zuidema and Warren
Posthumus, students at the U of
M spent Easter vacation at their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goltz of
Janesville came Monday to visit
at the T. Haensel home.
Vernon Prail of Chisago City,
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Laurel

]. J. Allen, 9 acres 12.7o
E. B. Arnold, IA acres l4.24
Neila Daugherty, Heirs, 8
acres z4o
Edward Eastridge, i acre $50
Carl Farmer, 8 IL acres $50
Clint Farmer, AZ acres 800
Dave Farmer, 8 IA acres 2.lO
Joe Farmer, l acre 1913
Maude Farmer, 3 "a acres ia
M s Hoosier, 43 IL acres 1888
Ethel Key, 80 acres 7.3o
Alice Lindsey, "a IL Ais
Lilly Mayberry, "a IL &C. AIS
Gilfred Mccoy, Il acres. 1.42
IT T. Meow so acres 22.40
Mrs r F. Osborne. IA &C. 1877
B. F. Osborne, Is acres 1881
J. L. Osborne, Jr., 80 &C. 9.46
Joel Osborne, 10 acres 2.lo
w. w. Osborne, Al acres 12.l4
Birdie Oliver, rs acres DO
F. S. Owens, 40 1910
Carrie & Dorothy
Pennington, Is acres $50
Kirby Pennington, 10 &C. 3.o2
Nancy Pennington, 6 IA &C. 2.Oo
R. C. Pennington, 80 acres 9.54
E. C. Pope, So acres l2.lo
A. P. Rash, Al acres l2'14
| T. B. Rash, 81 acres 3.o4
| E. S. Sapp, IS acres o'oO
John Sapp, Est, 70 acres ll.oo
Fulton Shepherd, 40 acres 9.74
L. E. Weaver, 30 acres 5.14
Laura Williams, Is &C. o.OO
Williams & Ham, IA acre 2.Oo
Minnie Ham Wyatt, 10 acres 2.2O
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Notice OF Sale Of Land In Ashe County, For 1899 Taxes

J. F. Houck, AZ acres 1893
J. c. Houck, 81 acres 7.80
j. E. Houck, 96 acres 1873
w. H. Houck, 26 acres 1.24
Dave Houck, 9 "a acres 1.22
Mrs. Chas. E. Houck, Jr.
Is IL acres 1926
Claude Houck, IA acres 1854
Mrs. Mollie Houck, acres LOO
Conley Houck, 43 IL &C. 2.68
Grant Houck, "a acres 1858
Henry A. Howell, 9 acres 1.16
Mrs. Matte holland, SO IL
acres 1913
Paul Jones, 24O acres 1853
Mrs. B. F. Jordan, rs acres $40
E. S. Jordon, 4 acres 100
Mrs. Julia Jordon, II acres 1873
J. H. Jordan, 40 acres 1874
Paul Lawrence, As IL &C. 4.53
Fred Lawrence, II acres 1852
B. B. Lambert, Is acres 5.83
c. C. Laws, so acres 3.44
Mrs. J. R. Lewis, "a acres 1877
J. R. Lewis, "a IL &C. 7.05
Mrs. S. P. Millet, Is acres 1873
Floyd Mullis, Heirs, 8 &C. 1.12
Motor Service Co., 80 &C. 1892
J. M. Moretz, 10 &C. 1870
V. L. Moretz, 3 lots 1873
J. M. Parsons, 40 IL acres 2.54
j. G. Parsons, so acres 5.92
L. D. Patrick. 148 acres 1890
Mrs. L. D. Patrick, 80 acres 2.2O'
Mrs. Biddie Ray, 81 acres 14.6O
T. S. Rotten, 3 acres 1.95
Glenn Sykes, 9 acres 1.64
E. c. Stone, 2 IL acres 1.12
Mrs. Laura Spaulding
9 lots 9.7O
Nose Spaulding, 2 lots liz
Wiley Seats, Heirs, % &C. 1.58
w. L. Scott, 81 acres $50
Mrs. Mary Scott, So acres 2.26
Walter Taylor, IS IL &C. 2.79
E. E. Trivett, 80 acres 1922
Russell Trivett, So IL &C. 4.46
! Jas. S. Trivett, So IL &C. 4.4o
Mrs. Ida Trivett, Is acres 2.0l
Mrs. Lossie Walton, 9 3-4 &C. l.33
c. T. Walker, 81 acres 5.2O
J. E. Wagner, l lot .oO
E. S. Woods, 80 acres 3l.35
Mack Wilcox, Is acres l.33
Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, 35 acres 2,9O
Campbell & Trivett, 35 &C. SO
Mrs. M. E. Hardin, SO acres 5.Oo
Everett Woodie, Is acres LA
Mrs. Mary Mclean, 81 &C. 5.42
Malinda Council, Col, 8 &C l.O4
C. G. Grimes, Heirs,
(CoD, 20 acres l.95
Hamilton Heirs, Col, Bob
81 acres 3.oz
! Lille Richardson, (Col), 22
acres LIZ
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FISHERMAN, Is acres 1.54
Avery FISHERMAN, 5 IL acres .93
Mrs. E. w. Thomas, % acres 5.94
Quincy Turner, 6 acres 4.36
Walter Hanover, II IL acres 4.82
J. R. Weaver, 40 acres $40
George WEIGH, ~ acres 9.38
Monroe WEIGH, q acres $50
Ambrose Woods, 18 acres TIL
C. w. Wilcox, 100 acres 1886
J. w. Boyden, Col, 48 u &C. 1899
Quincy Wellington, Col,
Is acres 4.36
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/, ]. E. Roland, Sheriff and
Tax Collector Ashe County,
under and by virtue of power
vested in me, in accordance
with law and by order of the
Ashe County Commissioners,
will at 1 o'clock p. M. on Mon
day, Oct. Z, 1910, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the
following lands for the default
of taxes for 1889.
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Grassy Greek

Mrs. Winnie Baker, Is acres TIT
J. M. Baker, 8 acres 7.4O
J. U. Ballou & c. l..
Blevins, Min, 100 acres 2.50
Fred Blackburn, Z acres 2.l4
Blain w. Blevins, acres 4.3O
L. w. Blevins, % acres 5.38
C. L. Blevins, rs acres 1888
]. T. Capps, Jr., acre 17.42
Mrs. Nellie Cox, 10 acres 3.48
B. c. DeBoard, l acre 2.18
J. M. DeBoard, 80 acres 4.66
R. L. DeBoard, 80 acres 1882
c. L. Grace, "a acres 5.86
Neal Halsey, so acres $50
M. P. Hash, 20 acres 1882
Joe E. Idol, 48 acres 1923
w. o. Jones, 9 acres ESQ
w. M. Paisley, Al acres 1893
E. c. Perry, Is acres 2.92
T. A. Phipps, IA acres 4.84
w. M. Phipps, IA acres 2.76
Howard Phipps, 80 acres 1877
Albert Phipps, SO acres 16.47
J. w. Pollard, IA acres 4.88
A. D. Reynolds &
J. M. Barker, Min, 400 &C. 1892
J. M. Rutherford, 4 acres 3.46
w. E. Sawyers, So acres 3.66
Mrs. L. A. Scott, 8 acres 1.54
A. B. Smith, II acres 2.54
James Teaster, A acres Hoy
Guy Teaster, Is acres 9.08
Henry Anderson, Col, 9 &C. ITO
Mrs. Bill Anderson, Col,
8 acres ITO
c. c. Cox, Col, "a acres 6.O6
Matte Clark, COL, 8 &C. Ito
Dockery Heirs, Col, 8 acres 10
w. l.. Greer, COL, % acres 4.38
Jordan Heirs, COL, 8 acres ITO
Iona Poe, Col, Is acres $50
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R. A. Hamilton, l lot 1892
J. w. Howell, so IL acres 25.O5
Vance Johnson, 5 IL acres 400
J. F. Johnson, 80 IL acres $50
Maynard Jones, IL acre 1886
Mrs. J. A. Koontz, Est, A
acres HOB
lee Lambert & Wiley Poe,
SO acres 2.18
Blain Little, Is acres 1922
T. K. Luther & F. H. Neal,
SO acres 1.22
Laura Mahaley, Z acres LOG
Mrs. A. l.. Miller, 6 acres 3.24
T. F. Miller, 56 acres 1885
w. H. Miller, 81 acres 900
Mrs. BERTHE McFerrin, 100
acres 1923
Mrs. Minnie Neal, lot 1880
Mary M. Painter, II acres $40
John Pierce, 81 IL acres 6,97
John May Parsons, 81 acres $40
Fannie Poe, 35 acres 584
]. M. Prevette, 2 lots 1898
Susa Roark, 9 acres 1.18
D. T Roseman, acre 4.88
Jennie Severt, % acres 4.40
Quincy Shatley, 2 IL acres STA
Cleve Shatley, 5 acres 1.64
Cam Shaw, SO acres 2.29
VIM. A. Shepherd, 2 IL &C. 1.22
Mrs. Sallie Sheets, Estate
20 acres 3.53
w. H. Sheets, Est, acre 1.22
! Mrs. I. C. Sisk, 4 IL &C. SAB
w. C. Smith, IS acres 1913
H. B. Taylor, IS acres 6.42
Brittle Taylor, 81 IL acres 1858
Emmett Wallace, Z acres 7.05
Tom & Emmitt Wallace,
215 acres 14.5O
w. R. Weaver, 81 IL acres 44.3O
Wiley Weaver, 8 IL acres 3.97
Mrs. R. P. Witherspoon,
SO IL acres 1874
Jas. G.. Witherspoon, so &C. $40
E. o, Woodie, 26O &C. 69.38
OIL Pennington, l lot 1872
Roy D. Pierce, l IA acres .96
Cicero Bly,, Col, Est.
20 acres 2.83
John Davis, Heirs, Col,
ii acres 4.4O
Mack Horton, Col, l acre 400
Rhoda Reeves, COL. 3 IL &C. 1.28
Dollie Roberts, Col, 2 acres 1.5O
Vince Wolfe, Col, 5 acres 3.54
Walter Wright, COL, 2 IL &C. 1874
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Chestnut Hill

Name Amt.
Tom Absher. 3h acres S 2.99
G. c. Baldwin, 80 acres 5.50
Murel Bare, 81 acres 5.88
Walter Blevins, 351a acres 6.8l
7. C.. Brown. 81 acres 446
G.. E. Brown, 1884 acres 5,62
w. w. Brown, 10 acres 6.45
w. B. Brown, 40 acres 7.70
Ed Brown, 50 acres 1880
Jas. Burchett, cts, 81 acres 2.40
w. D. Caldwell, 671a acres 6.63
j. Willie Caldwell, 4 acres $40
H. M. Coward, SO acres 22.04
Carl Cox, Is acres 3.54
Nv. Cox. 90 acres 11.31
Troy Douglas, Is acres 5.54
W. R. Eller, 8 acres 6.52
j. A. Fender, 26 acres 9.O2
G. E. Gambill, 25 acres 3.32
W. Gambill. 146 acres 1852
John E. Gambill, 1914 acres 6.28
Lee Jones, 10 acres 1903
F. M. Jones & Co., As &C. 1888
J. W. & J. L.
Kernoodle, 18 acres Az
Richard Lane, IS acres 4.46
r. Z Little, So acres 9.68
Everett Moore, "a acres 5.l2
T. K. Miller, IS acres 5.OS
George Osborne, Al acres 7.4O
Maude Perkins, 20 acres 1907
l.. c. Phipps, 40 acres 7.45
Roscoe Phipps, 80 acres 5.18
Mrs. J. M. Pollard, 9 acres 2.38
Mrs. c. E. Plummer, 1873 &C. 1888
A. L. Pugh, Is acres 4.56
W. F. Shepherd, 6 acres BIO
]. E. Sturgill, 103 acres 1894
Virginia Sturgill, Is acres 23O
John L. Vaught, So acres 7.3O
Mrs. Mamie Weaver, 5 &C. .98
B. H. Williams, "a acres 400
W. z. Wyatt, Is acres 5.96
Martha Hamilton, 40 acres 3.24
Alex Edwards, COL, go &C. 4.5O
S. B. Long, Col, 40 acres 3.24
Sam Mcmillan, SO acres 4.5O
Fred Mcmillan, % acres 6.21
Joe Mcmillan, Col, 8112 &C. 5.28
Glenn Wolfe, Col, 40 acres 5.82
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Hurricane

Ellie Byrd, 80 ga &C. $50
Mrs. Ethel Blevins, 33 IL
acres 3.82
Roby Blevins, SO acres 8.54
Sherman Blevins, Heirs
SO IL acres 5.34
Willie Clark, 33 1-3 acres $40
Carl Denny, 16 IL acres 4.4O
R. L. Dolinger, 10 acres 1.6O
B. F. Dolinger, 81 acres $50
Grant Davis, 26 acres ESQ
B. B. Farmer, 90 acres 1923
J. P. Graham, 80 acres GIG
Jane Ham, 80 acres 3.13
Troy Ham, % 34 $50
Green Ham, ~ IL acres 9.12
B. M. Hart, Is acres 4.28
j. w. Hawkins, so acres 4.04
Gather Little, Is acres 1872
Henry Miller Heirs, Is &C. 800
Lillard Miller, "a acres 2.38
Charlie Miller Heirs, % &C. 2.62
Silena Miller, 80 acres 1888
c. B. Miller, SO acres 1918
Minter Miller, 81 acres 1870
T. r. Miller, 102 acres 26.12
Charlie Miller, IS acres 900
Elihue Miller, 81 acres 9.74
w. H. Nance, Is acres $50
Bertha Olsen, so acres 5.78
Charlie Roop, 81 acres 22.58
E. Roop, 121 acres 8.41
w. P. Rupard, 100 acres 9.O6
Jess Stidhams, 80 acres Ala
Ida Byrd Taylor, 16 acres 1877
Minnie Taylor Heirs, Is &C. 1.89
A. J. Taylor, 20 acres 2.46
Walter Tedder, IL acre ESQ
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-13
NO ONE WILL BE
FOOLED
(From the New Leader,
New York City,

No one over the age of thirteen is
going to be fooled by the formal with
drawal of Mr.. Browder's party from
the Comintern, which, we are asked to
believe, sewers it's relations with the
Russian Communist party and with
the Soviet government. Of course,
certain I'm-not-a-C Communist elements
will pretend to accept it at face value.
They are the same stooges and fell
low-travelers who pretended to believe
that Finland launched an imperialistic
war against Russia, that the Berlin
Moscow pact was sincere effort to
restore peace in Europe, and that Rus
sia took part in the partition of Po-
land only out of consideration for the
poor Poles.
Certainly the public authorities in
this country will not be thrown off
their guard by such shallow trick,
nor will the American public cease to
demand that the Communists here be
as closely watched and as sharply held
to account as the Nazis and Fascists.
An enemy in uniform is just an enemy,
but an enemy in disguise Is spy.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-13
HOME ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS ELECTED

Officers of the Liberty Home Asso-
citation were elected Saturday night
in the regular meeting of the associa-
tion, held in the home, Seventh and
Walnut Streets, as follows:
President, Walter Wenning; vice
president, Herman Torge; recording
secretary, Fritz Jost; financial secre-
tary, Gerhard Holstein; treasurer,
Franz Klaber; trustees, Karl Schelter,
Walter Holland, and Andrew Schubert
Reinhold SchWarz, who refused to
accept reelection to the seeretarys
office, a position which he has capably
filled for the last nine years, was given
a vote of thanks for the fine manner
in which he conducted the office.
Officers We're installed by Otto
Schirmer and plans were made for a
New Years Eve party,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1940-12-13
Kieser Opens Restaurant

Carl Kieser's grill and tavern, 116
South Second Street, was opened for
service to the public in general We'd
nesday. A complete modern kitchen
and dining room has been installed
and Is under the personal supervision
of Theodore ''Teddy" Lantz. He was
formerly the chef for the Kenwood
Country Club, Cincinnati, Ohio Full
course dinners will be served daily
and they will be the best. The man
agement respectfully invites you to
visit the new set-up.