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Evening star., 1941-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

pLDsMoBILE Sn.1sl 2dn 1899 4,dT sedan; radio
haye two other he tS Ears in family have
oLDsMoBulE 1899 "70'' town sedan;
original sun-metal finish; the one-owner
perfect car you have been looking for; big
no.sncs ar,o. m ,ss on r9Hr car and our attractive
N town IusTiNE-NfCHoLsoN Nc MoToR
CO. Hyattsville. Md. WA. Os0O.
oLDSMOB1LE 1899 80" series town sedan,
only S5Ss bright black factory finish,
hish:clsss automobile that has been priced
sS7s Act 9Ys4,s 9gisk ard ssys $50 s,, terms 1
ToRU CO. HyattsSille. Nd. 1'0S VA. $500 Nio
sedan; very clean car inside and out, excel
lent motor and tires: reduced to only S625.
II you are in the market for this type car,
10 per cent down. provided you have GOOD
credit rating and are steadily employed.
1901 Conn hEN 9sei RSVSA' Nv: fES Emerson 1900.
dan: private Adams 1898 80
OLDsMoP1LE 1885 4-door sedan; good
tres. heater. orisinsi paint; Sls@. 14l6
good tires excellent mechanical condition
and Appearance: this iS. very clean car
1922 18th St. NV. Hobart 1900.
oLDsMOB1LE 1885 6-cyl 2-dr. town Sc
dan; IecondLtloned. winterized and read, to
go. 8. I. &.G;, g .TI Eg.sTrantee; n = 81 S25a
11a Carroll St. TAX. PIX, D. c.. GE. $500.
oLpsMosnE 1896 "s' 2-door sedan:
black finish. o. l. motor. s very sood tires
ooa fsn ei ony neFs5 s. psndd dasD .ns
H B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS, 0'
1st and New York Ave NE Hobart e012.
OLDSMOBnE 1885 "s" 4-dr. sedan: black
finish, radio, heater; perfect condition: a
real buy. 1925 Blair I'd. NV. GE. 2270.
oLDSMOBnE 1889 4-door "70"; radio
and heater: $3.50. Covinston Motor Co,
690l wisconsin ave. NV. Wisconsin 5010.
PACKARD 1897 "120" trunk sedan: fnish,
cellent condition. S395
LOVING MOTORS Your Packard Dealer.
24:1 14th st NV. Republic 0503
PACKARD 1887 IS" 5-passenger sedan:
radio. sun-metal gray. white sideWall tires:
one owner; upholstery and car exceptionally
LOVING MOTORS Packard Dealer,
2421 l4th St NV. Republic O5O3
PACKARD 1888 5-psssenser coupe: equip
PED with heater original black factory
YOUR cHEyRoLEr DEALER,
2S25 Wilson Blvd. 1901 Columbia Pike
Chestnut 5000 Chestnut QSO5
Arlington. Va.
PACKARD 1888 go convertible coupe;
excellent condition; priced for quick sale;
leaving city. Taylor 1895.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WILLYS 1910 de luxe coupe: beautiful
condition: only S3Q5. terms, Ss5 cash, S24
month. Roper. 1890 R I ne
Evening star., 1941-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 194O. model 10, 4-door touring
sedan; driven less than 5000 miles; ma :
room fnish and upholstery are practically
icallg Ike new; equipped with heater: Ss25.
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
2427 14th St. NV Republic 05O3
PACKARD PACK 1929 6-cyl: 45dr: touring sedan;
and ready to go; s; & 6. guarantee; S625.
1,a c,rrSH SHGHLEqsk III 4sE & g. GOLDEN y cr asoo
PACKARD 1927. 1921. model l2O club sedan;
sansd P4ekSRb Ss2aSsa your 9GT sEsnss
TEe oni TNc t0dfE iai only af,t saw Nv EE bitro P
sedan; Fsconditioned winterized @ and ioHady Teads
10 60 : soHEEGEt E; f4aFentsei e GoL6sS5 SsSs
1l9 Carroll St. Tax. PIX. D. C., GE 1900
PLYMOUTH h 1910 de luxe 2-door sedan;
oTbei oSI 81 hester F1s, ,o and seat coyers private
paint S444. Covinston Motor Co Co., SOL 9GIi
Wisconsin ave. NV. Wisconsin 5010.
PLYMOUTHs = 1885 to 1871 models,
roupeSi coaches, s.dans and pickup trucks.
oTed p4eds Thsss ias
inslons oldest Be soto-Piymouthi Hi desier. ssn.
eIhYM9UTH Fl. Y 1896 coupe; rumble seat.
plack nnlSn very eood, o. K motor. 3 very
good tines, and really bargain for only
SS down balance Sl9 II per month. ASK
H. B. LEARY, Jr.. g. BROS.
Isl and New York Ave. NE. Hobart 6O12.
PLYMOUTH 1898 p. D. sedan. black
nnish, seat covers. heater. excellent float
mg.poWeI engine, safe hydraulic brakes;
splendid family car for only SIS down,
balance nee S11.26 per month. Ask for car
H B. LEARY, Jr.. g. BROS,
ISL and New York Ave. NE. Hobart 6O12.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan; here's a
beautiful one-owner car that's a real bar
shn: Original black finish. gas heater,
Reduced to S645. Ask for car No. 30l7-A,
,oo L. P. STEUkRT, INC.
1870 18th ST. NV. Decatur 4S03.
PLYMOUTH 1897 trunk sedan. S32s; orig
inal nnlsh: ~interized: :}O-day guarantee:
Dis aHoWsnce on your car; We are over
stocked and need the room. Buy from US
6SoW~ ano save money. LUSTINE-NICHOL-
0s00. "n'
Evening star., 1941-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1889 de luxe 2-door and heater.
S47a Covinston Motor Co, 1901 Wis
consin ave. NV. Wisconsin b010.
PONTIAC 1889 de luxe "s5" 4-door sedan
with trunk; a powerful car in the best Of
shape; real clean finish and white sdewall
tires; 1919. LOGAN MOTORS, 3540 14th
st. NV. Hobart 400.
PONTIAC 1941 convertible club coupe
1910; Pontiac 1o41 S-cylinder, 4door de
luxe; reduction. $3.50: now $3.50 Pontiac
1871 custom 8 4-door: reduction, $500;
now S1,066 Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn.
ave. WO s401.
PONTIAC 1897 coupe, maroon color: good
tires. seat covers. radio and heater: S395.
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
2427 14th st. NV Republic 0503
PONTIAC 1910 2-door sedan: original gray
fnish like new, one-owner car, driven very
little. new-car condition mechanically and
in appearance, nne heater: truly a fne
car for S675: trade and easy terms. L. P.
STEUART: INC. 1928 14th st. NV. De-
PONTIAC 1897 "6" sedan; black finish,
spotless broadcloth upholstery, hiyh-speed
safety cord tires see it and drive i. to-
day; was S42S. now YOU can save $50 as
suit. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON MOTOR CO.,
Hyattsville. Md. WA. 0S00.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
High Court Rules
In k.ubor's Favor

The James decision was by equal
division.
The supreme court now has only
eight members. When they divide
equally. the Judgment of the lower
court is affirmed.
The California supreme court had
upheld James conviction and he
appealed to the U. S supreme court.
He asserted his innocence and con-
tended that he was deprived OF a
fair trial because live rattlesnakes
were displayed by the prosecution
in the court room. This prejudiced
the jury, he conterded.
The court handed down no formal
opinion in the labor cases, when
were another setback in the gov
ernments effort to prosecute labor
unions under the antitrust laws.
It had lost its first attempt when
the supreme court ruled adversely
to the government in a jurisdiction
al dispute between two AFL unions
in a st. Louis brewery.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
I Lawmakers Argue
Hot Cargo Issue

leader of threatening him unless
he voted against the anti-labor bills
and said he might ask a legislative
investigation.
Labor has levelled its guns on
the secondary boycott bill and the
Slater model nti-sabotage measure,
which also passed the senate. The
assembly judiciary codes committee
is attempting to iron out differ
ences with labor on the sabotage
bill, although Sen. Herbert Slater,
who drafted it in cooperation with
Attorney General Earl Warren, de-
clares no amendments should be
accepted.
The bill would give wide powers
to law officers in an emergency
which labor contends would be
abused by "repressive employers. 50
Labor leaders seek inclusion of q
clause protecting labors right 10
strike, picket or distribute pamph-
lets, and protest the imposition Of
a maximum 10 year sentence or
$4,000 fine on workers who negli-
gently overlook defects in defense
articles with intent to hinder the
preparedness program"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Extension Averfs
WaIkout in Steel
Scheduled tuesday

PITTSBURGH. April 7 CUP) -
United States. Steel Corp. and the
Steel Workers Organizing Commit
tee CCIC) agreed today TO a sec
ond extension of wage contract
negotiations until April IS, avert
ING a threatened walkout among
the companys 100000 employees set
lor tomorrow night.
The conferees agree that any
terms reached on the unions de-
mand ior ten cents an hour
wage boost ana other concessions
will be retroactive to last April l,
when the unions -year-old
contract was scheduled to expire.
Agreement on the contract eX-
tension came after the government
apparently had intervened a shut
down in the far-flung steel empire,
the nations largest producer OF ma
tlonal defense materials.
A short time previously, Ma
tional Steel Corporation announced
II was granting ten-cents-an
hour wage increase to its 21,000
employees effective April l.
In 1884 and 1887, National Steel
was the first in the steel industry
to announce wage increases that
were accepted by the industry gen.
orally.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Sears EmpIoye to
Take Panama Job

Ernest w. Strauch, employed at
the Sears Roebuck company in El
Centro for the last five years, will
sail from New York April II to
take a position in a retail store
owned by the U. S. government in
the Panama canal zone.
He is one of 25 young men select
ed after they successfully passed d
series of tests, examinations, ar
investigation by the FBI, and an
sWered all the questions on severa
missionaries He applied for the
position by answering an advertise.
ment.
After signing up for five years
Strauch was instructed to leave E.
Cenuo Tuesday for the trip east
He lived in Imperial Valley since
1923 and attended school in Holt
Vile He is son of Mrs. Earl Davi.
of Ell Centro. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are
proprietors of McCabe store.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Farm Bureau Picks
Committee 10 Plan
Bank Loan Program,

Imperial county farm bureaus
calendar was clear Of routine mat
ters. Monday following a regular
monthly meeting Saturday at the
county court house.
Bureau directors cleared the way
for activity to obtain improvement
loans for drainage for valley farm
ers by appointing a committee
composed of Les Mcconnell. Ralph
Gilbert and c. F. Kamm to meet
with bank officials TO discuss for
nation of loan program.
Committeeman said valley bank
officials had limited that such a
program could be worked out N
the event a committee of bureau di-
rectors would aid in drawing Of
plans.
Directors also passed a resolution
urging the Commodity Credit Cor
poration to extend loans to valley
beekeepers because OF the compare
lively poor honey market.
Director w. A. McFadden reported
On a meeting OF farmers in Bard
Friday night, attended by several
valley farm bureau members. The
visit McFadden said, was good
will gesture as Bard has expressed
some desire to become a part Of
the county farm bureau.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
BY JOHN W. DUNLAP

SACRAMENTO, april 7 up
legislation outlaWing labor's second
airy boycott and hot cargo'-the
The Ie41 legislature-today opened
the sixth week Of the spring session
The assembly labor and capital
committee held an assembly cham
Der hearing tonight on the bill which
passed the senate. 30 to g. It would
prevent labor unions from conduct
ing boycotts against any employer
not directly involved in a labor
dispute or to declare his product
hot cargo" because he refused to
discontinue dealings with an en-
ployer involved in a labor dispute.
Farmers and business men said
the act was needed to protect them
from unfair union practices, while
labor leaders argued it would
abridge their rights. The senate
refused to insert amendments to
apply the act 10 employers as well
as 10 labor.
Sen. Ed Fletcher Of San Diego
accused a san DIEGO labor union
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Secrecy Shrouds
Gigantic PIone

ready to fly.
For months a flow OF news anc
descriptive matter and full vie1
pictures OF the plane had been au-
thorized for publication. 4 week
ago elaborate preparations were
made for yesterdays event. Ar
rangements were made for a ma
tion-wide radio hook-up. Then
came the army order for 70 pic
lures. no radio. none but aviation
and army officials on the field
curing the test.
Orders from army air headQuar-
tiers in Washington. was the eX-
planauon from Douglas representa-
tiyes.
It was believed that the army took
the action because the tremendous
airplane project is reaching the
crucial stage. Test flights are eX-
pected to be made some time be-
tween April 20 and May !.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Senator's Brother
Hurt in Accident

ST. GEORGE, Utah. April 7 CUP,
Bryan L. Bunker Of Las Vegas
Ney., brother of U. S. Senator Ber-
kley Bunker. D. New. and five
women companions We're injured
last night when their car left the
highway near here and hurtIed
over a 3O-foot bank
Bunker told officers he sWerved
sharply to avoid cattle that were
on the highway. The party was re-
turning to Las Vegas from the
L. D. S. church conference at Salt
Lake City.
All six were taken to the St
George hospital. Attendants said
the extent of Bunker's injuries had
not been determined They LISTED
as very serious" the condition Of
Helen Sessions. who was crushed
as the car hit the bottom of q
sWale.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
MuchiniStS Walk
Out at Bay City

SAN FRANCISCO. April 7 tUP)
The machinists union (AFL) local
68 went on strike today and es-
tablished picket lines at several
large uptown" industrial plants
affiliated with the California Metal
Trades association in a dispute over
wage demands.
The union said American Can
company, Pacific Gear and Tool Co.,
Pelton Water Wheel Co.. Pacific
Electric Co., and the Ray Earl Burn
er Co., were among the firms af-
fected by the walkout Spokesmen
declined TO make public a complete
list of the companies. Some member
firms of the association have signed
contracts separately with the union
and were not affected
E. F. Dillon, union business agent
said about 1900 machinists wert
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

SANTA MONICA. Cal. April !
CUP)-The worlds largest airplane.
expected TO be capable Of flying
across the Atlantic and back with
a load Of bombs, was hidden today
in a new and unexplained cloud
of army secrecy.
Secrecy abruptly became the or
der yesterday when the giant Doug
las Bio, 2l2 feet from wing tip TO
wing tip and with a tail which rises
nearly three stories high. was taken
out of its hangar for the first time
TO undergo motor tests. 1t is nearly
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

on strike.
The sole issue was the wage scale
for new contracts replacing those
that expired last April l, The union
asked S1.15 an hour for journeymen
machinists against the present 81.
The machine shops offered $11Gi2
and straight double pay for over
time.
Other wage offers of the associa-
ton were: Tool and diemakers,
$l.35; specialists, 95 cents; helpers,
80 cents; maintenance machiniSts
$11712; maintenance helpers, 80
cents.
Union demands IN these categories
were tool and diemakers, $137;
specialists s.; helpers 87l2 cents;
maintenance machinists $125 main
| tenance helpers 95 cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Copper Plant Hif
By Work Stoppaqe

| ELIZABETH. n. j. April Z. UPJ
"A work stoppage" by members
Of the United Electrical, radio and
Machine Workers DCIO1 went into
effect today at the BayWay plant
Of the Phelps Dodge Copper Prod
ucts Corporation The strikers are
asking for a union shop.
About 100 employees were idle
and union officials threatened 10
extend ii TO plants in Fort Wayne,
Ind, snd Los Angeles. Phelps Dodge
has S30OO0OOO worth of defense
contracts. Copper Is an essential
armament metal.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Red Cross Begins
First Aid Traininu

The Ell Centre Red Cross chapter
will accept enrollments this week
for a 20-hour course in first aid,
chapter members announced Mon
day.
Glasses will start next week aud
since enrollments will be limited
it was suggested that those inter-
ested communicate at once with
Mrs. w. j. Meagher at El Centre
794M or 191. The classes are open
TO men and women and will be CIV
en- by local physicians. Instruction
will be given two nights each week.
Additional details will be given
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Army Promotes
H Centre Youth

Promotion of Nicholas E. Ken
ealy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Kenealy of TAB Commercial ave
nue., e. Centro, TO the rank Of
corporal was announced Monday by
officers at Hamilton Field, Califor-
mia.
He enlisted in the 63rd coast ar
tillery at Fort Macarthur July,
1897 and has been stationed at
Hamilton Field since last June !.
At present he is member Of the
235th separate quartermaster COM
pany and is on duty as procure
ment clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
'Mifchcraff' Death
Punishment Fixed

TUCSON. April 7 CUP1-The
fatal witchcraft" stsbbing Of a
fIiend today brought 10 Peter Clark.
an Apache Indian. sentence Of
nine years in prison after he plead
ed guilty to a charge Of voluntary
manslaughter in L. 5. district court
Clark admitted he stabbed ana
fatally wounded a fellow Jribesman,
Augustine Macukay, on the San
Carlos Indian reservation after
Macukay. believing he was cursed
by a witch. asked to be put 10
death.
Sentence was pronounced BY Fed
eral Judge .Albert Sames.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

WASHINGTON. April !. CUP)-
The supreme court today affirmed
three lower court decisions dis
missing antitrust indictments
against labor unions in New Or
leans. Chicago, and the state OF
Washington.
IN another decision, the tribunal
affirmed the conviction of Robert
s. James, Los Angeles barber, on
a charge of drowning his wife af-
ter failing to kill her with q rattle
snake. He is under death sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Mystery Surrounds
Murder in Prison

SAN QUENTIN PRISON. Calf
April 7 CUP)-Marin county author
tiles coOperated with Warden Clin-
ton Duffy today in an attempt to
learn the identity Of the slayer
Of Nathan Reicin, q. life term
convict who was found in a room
housing the prisons ventilating ma
chinery, his head crushed with a
hammer and his throat sIashed
with a kitchen knife
Reicin. sentenced from Los An
geles in 1886 for murder and at
tempted robbery, had been wrapped
in blankets. Apparently he had been
slain in his room-he was d Jrus-y
assigned TO the general mess. and
his body carried so feet to the ma
chinery room.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Canadians Account
For z kazi Ships

TORONTO. April 7 oUP)-Naval
Minister Angus Macdonald an
nounced today that 4 Canadian
cruiser has accounted for two more
German ships n South American
waters
Macdonald said the Nazi vessels
were of 5000 and 4.SO0 tons.
They were intercepted by Ca
madam cruiser off the Pacific coast
Of South America and in the
German way. they scuttled them
selves" he said.
While they are no good to us,
they are now of no use to the Ger
mans the minister said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07


looked - and gulped, and then
conquering any latent instinct TO
say more, said: Why sure, Mr.
Clinton, well clean 'er up with
Union Windshield Cleaner"
which they proceeded &c do.
Now I'm NOT going 80 tell you
fhef unlen Windshield Cleaner
ond Unions seeret-Proeess Min
ute Mon towels eno5IeS fhe boys
70 do IL in Just onee-everi Bot,
hate 10 think Of what II would
hove been like without thls re-
markable stuff!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
HUSBAND FINED

A family argument was continued
in Ell Centro police court Monday
between James Brooks, "a, and Re-
becca Brooks, 20, man and wife
charged with disturbance. Brooks
pleaded guilty and drew a SIS fine.
His wife denied guilt and will re-
ceive a hearing Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
DRUNK DRIVER
PUNISHED HERE

A $l00 fine or so days in Jail
was the penalty Monday for w. A.
Fuller of the Brawley transient
camp who was arrested in Ell Centre
for drunk driving. Fuller admitted
he had no drivers license and had
been convicted previously on sim
liar charge in Holtyille.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
POLICE GUARD ORDERED
FOR CHURCH HERE

A police guard was ordered for
the Apostolic church at Orange and
Fairfield avenues, Ell Centro, Sun
day when worshippers complained
that several Mexican youths had
thrown stones and threatened to
burn the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
NAZlS CLAIM NEW
lIBYAN ADVANCES

LONDON, April 7 (UP) The
German radio said tonight that
axis troops on the Libyan coast
had advanced 40 miles east of Ben
ghazi to Tokra while other forces
reached Seledim As miles southeast
of Benghazi. The British were said
to be retreating but fighting a rear
guard action.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH. a pleasant alkaline
(non-acid powder, holds false
teeth more firmly. To eat, talk and
laugh with greater security and to
avoid the worry and discomfort of
slipping, rocking, wabbling false
teeth sprinkle your plate with
FASTEETH. No gummy, goocy,
pasty taste or feeling. Does not
sour. Checks plate odor." Get FAS-
I EETH at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
GAME CONSERVATION
CLUBS WILL MEET

The members of the Imperial Val
ley Fish and Game Conservation
club will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Coca Cola club room in El
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
DISTRICT COMMITTEE
TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Ell Centre district scout committee
men will meet at scout headquarters
in the court house on Wednesday
night at o'clock, Hugh Wilcox,
scout executive, announced Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

ond, Union Windshield Cleaner
made the job infinitely easierl
And that, friends, is as good an
advertisement as ever / heard for
Union Oil Stations, the Minute
Men who run them, and the
products they offer the public!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
SCOUT BOARD OF
REVIEW SCHEDULED

Ell Centre scouts will attend a
board of review at scout headquar-
tiers Tuesday night at 7 o'clock,
according to Hugh Wilcox, scout
executive.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
Scanning I.v
News Horizon
COMMANDERY TO
DRILL TUESDAY

I. V. Commandery No. 81 will
drill on the long form opening At
the meeting Tuesday night, 7:30
o'clock in the masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

So, | took the
Hispano-P
down to the
Minute Men at
the Union Oil
Station and
said Look"
And the boVS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

There are two
morals to this
tale. First, the
Minute Men
W ere 6 o d
sports an d
goodneighbors
about il. Sec
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
WEATHER

Southern California = scattered
clouds Monday; mostly clear Tues
day; little change in temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
M SPIRIT Ng

Last Tuesday
morning the
trip to the Of
fee was really
an adventure.
| never saw 50
many tires just
waiting TO be
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07

picked up, or so many tat purses
lying artistically at my feet.
April Fools Day was huge
success!
My neishbor's younssieT, sondY,
however, had better have mis-
mother bake an apple pie fer the
boys down Of the corner Union
Oil sfosion. For you see, San5Y
got q piece OF nice soft soap and
went 10 work on fhe glass in my
Hispano-pIymoUth. And when he
was through, the visibility from
the drivers seat wos ZeroI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-07
5. Weather Bureau Ell Centre
High Low Prep

Record for "a hours ending a
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-18
Resolutions Of Respect

Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God, in his wisdom and mercy, to
call from our midst, brother Adolph
Badertscher, for a higher service,
and
Whereas Mr.. Badertscher was a
faithful member of the Mems Broth
erhood of Emmanuel's and St. Johns
Evangelical and Reformed Churches,
being a charter member of the or
ganization, be it, =
Resolved, that the members of our
Brotherhood, realizing that the hand
of death has reached down into our
own ranks, desire to recognize with
sincere appreciation, the service he
has rendered to the Church, to his
home and to the community, and be
it further sS-s.aA ts..A 9s,fs
Resolved that a. copy of these res
olutions be spread upon our minutes
a copy be sent to the beloved wife
Mrs. Lydia Badertscher and a copy
be sent to the Bluffton News foi
publication.
The Committee
Rev. Emil Burrichter
s Walter Hochstettler
Sidney Stettler