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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
MaSSan-Ne NeWcOmb
Exchange Vows
Here Sunday

Mrs. Lenora Nassau and William
3. Newcomb were married sun
day at noon in the First Baptist
Church of Coolidge. Immediately
following the dedication ceremony.
The Reverend j. y. Campbell read
the wedding rites, which marked
the first marriage in Coolidge
Baptist church.
The bride wore a travelling suit
Of navy blue sheer with a corsage
Of gardenias. The bride couple
was unattended AT the altar, al
though their families and host
of friends We're present among the
congregation.
The bride was born in Eden,
Texas and came to Coolidge in
1881. where she has since made
her home. She is employed as
manager Of Kosslyn's and plans to
continue her work for a short
time
Mr.. Newcomb was born in Nam
moth. Arizona and came to Casa
Grande Valley in 1919. where he
was employed for eight years with
salt River Valley Water Users
Association. Recently he accepted
position as lineman and elec-
I trician at Florence Internment
Camp. where he is at present en-
/ ployed.
Immediately following the cere.
monv Mr.. and Mrs Newcomb left
/ for the northern part of the state
on a short honeymoon.
They plan to make their nome
/ in Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
METHODIST
EVENING SERVICES
TO BEGIN SUNDAY

The Official Board of Coolidge
Methodist Church meeting in reg
ular monthly session Sunday after
noon adopted a challenging pro
gram OF evangelistic endeavor as
the plan for the fall and early
winter seasons. The plan provides
for a spiritual enrichment OF the
active members. for the reclaim
ing Of inactive members, and the
reaching Of the unchurched OF the
community. September will be
organization month. October will
be loyalty month, November fam
ily month, and December viii be
the Advent month,
A new schedule of evening serv-
ices will begin this coming Sun
day evening From now on, eve
ming worship services will be held
each second and fourth Sunday
evenings Of the month. This will
enable Rev. l.. j. Ross TO be in
the church for a service every
Sunday. Special arrangements
will continue TO be made so plan
ned worship program for every
Sunday morning at 11:00 O'Clock
viii 90 on.
Services for Sunday, September
18th:
Sunday School. 1000 a. m. Mrs.
Melvin Gammage as superinten-
dent is leading in the establishing
OF a fine Sunday School program.
You can not afford 10 miss II.
Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m.
Mrs. Leslie Ross will have charge
OF the service. Come and worship
with us.
Methodist Youth Fellowship. at
700 p. M
Evening Service, 500 p. m. Rev.
Ross will begin a series OF evan
gelistic services that will chal-
lenge you-if you are there.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
NOTICE OF SALE IN BULK

Notice is hereby given that /,
Louis Kosslyn. owner of that GER
tain "Kosslyn's 5, 10, & 25-Cent
Store located on the north side
OF Coolidge Avenue in the town
OF Coolidge, and Immediately west
OF "Serranos Department Store, :"
on Lot 13. Block s of the Original
Townsite of Coolidge, will. on the
26th day of September, 1912, sell
at a single transaction, the whole
of my stock in trade in said bust
ness together with the whole of
said fixtures and equipment used
in connection with said business.
and that all claims of creditors
may be presented at said place Of
business.
LOUIS KOSSLYN
STATE OF ARIZONA, }
County of Pinal
The foregoing instrument was
acknowledged before me on the
Sth day of September. 1912, by
Louis Kosslyn.
My commission expires June %,
1916. MARY MARTA
Notary Public
(SEAL)
First pub. Sept. II, 1912
Last pub. Sept. 25, 1912
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
Steak Fry At
Ruins Monday

a group Of friends met for a
steak fry at Casa Grande National
Monument ramada picnic grounds
Monday evening.
Those present We're, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Truitt and family. DR..
and Mrs. r. V. Campbell and fam
is. Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Stonehock-
er and family and Mr. and Mrs. j.
J. Jones.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
Receives News
OF Father From
Exchange PriS oner

Miss Kay Hendry. recently re
turned from spending the summer
in Arkansas has had indirect news
from her father. Robert Hendry.
within the last few DAYS. Mr..
Hendry was in Manila when war
vas declared and had not been
heard of since last Christmas
Although she has not yet re-
ceiyed any details. Miss Hendry
heard from one of the exchange
prisoners from Manila who arrived
ln the Gripsholm that her father
vas iuterneG with 2 500 American
and British who We're I'm the city
at the time OF Jap occupation
Two people both women. are
the only ones who have thus far
beeen brought back 10 the TniteI
states from his particular iacrn.
ment camp. Mr.. Hendry was re.
ported 10 be in good health and
getting along fine under the cir.
umstances. Life magazine said
that the conditions at Sarto Tomas
in Manila were the best among i'm
ternment camps in the Far East
Miss II andry has been spending
the summer with her mother Mrs
Mildreed Hendry. who is house
mother at the Delta Delta sorority
at he University of Arkansas in Fay
eteville She has returned 10 hen
grandparents home in Coolidge
preparatory TO continuing school at
the University of Arizona.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11

o Gin managers and executives
of district Western Gins held a
picnic al Casa Grande Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. George Dell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Glenn
ents were present from Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11

O Edgar Shoemaker returned to
his ranch home Thursday from
Coolidge Hospital, where he was
seriously i'll last week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11

. Members OF the Friday night
potluck supper and card club met
last Friday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Clements. They
will meet tonight at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Johnson
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11

o Coolidge Skating Rink on Ari-
zona Boulevard, will open Satur-
day. according to announcement OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Rowe, owners.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11
Library Records
All Time High IN
Book Check-Outs

over 100 books were checked out
OF Coolidge Woman's Club Library
during August, which marks an all
time high. according 10 Mrs. Matt
y. Dodge. chairman of the library
board.
Past issues of current magazines
may also be obtained from the Ii
brary. which is open each Mon
day night from 1880 to 9 o'clock.
As soon as the weather Is cooler
II Is planned 10 have the library
open on Thursday afternoons. also.
Reading privileges may be obain-
ed for SI.00 a year Membership
cards permit holders to take out
six books al a time.
o Mrs. J. J. Jones returned Sat
urday from Phoenix. where she
spent a week with Mr. and Mrs
r. T. l. Webb.
o Miss Lois Weise, one OF the
new teachers at North Grammar
School. is staying at the home of
Mrs. Sue Steward.
q Mrs. Leon Smith is a faculty
member at North Grammar School
this year. She viii teach the
third grade.
Q Herb Riell Of Los Vegas. New.
spent the weekend here visiting
his family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-11

Why don't order weekday ooi Not only viii
have time ends but you'll be able shop
suy big grocery order weekday Saeway specially
prices you know good Tuesday thru Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Would Like Part-Time Coaching

Franklin alround athlete pretty good basketball
baseball but he dropped the concentrate
baseball after he decided 10 the study OF medicine
physical education After baseball his goal coaching
81 would like do like Boudreau II could" Franklin
plans play big league ball and coach part time
Franklin pointed that Boudreau is quite fellow of
the field well the diamond.
a fine fellow, Boudreau very popular at Illinois,
the new Tiger recalled. "He Is smart and will make fine
manager
Franklin broke into pro ball with Becky West Virginia
Tiger farm He played short Johnny Corsica
Tiger pitcher, the teams first baseman Franklin
outstanding year Beckey 1888 He led the league
in homers triples total bases and runs-battedin
year Beaumont Franklin converted into out
fielder switched back short when Dick Kore suffered
a broken jaw.
struck with ball batted by Manders Frank
lin recalled.
In the 1892 Franklin also the victim of
serious injury his leg sliding home plate in
a night game in Dallas
had spikes and they caught somehow and hurled
into catcher Franklin explained "The worst part 81
a wrong diagnosis made and walked around
Is days with a broken leg and didn't know it. When hypos
wouldn't the pain wife who is suggested that
hav did and they found the leg broken in three
places
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Carolina Gold
Lures Golf Pros

PINEHURST, ~ C.. March "a
CUP).-The nations top golfers
converged on North Carolina today
for A two-week swing through
three tournaments that Will pay
SIS, 800 10 the winners.
Sammy Snead. victor in the
national pro-amateur meet at St.
Augustine. Fla. Sunday. will at
tempt TO retain his title in the
$1,000 North and South Open,
which starts at the PinehurSt
Country Club course today and
runs through Thursday.
The field will advance 10 Greens
boro, Friday. for the three-day
Greater Greensboro Open, which
pays off $4,000. Byron Nelson
former National Open. and PEA
winner, was the 1871 victor. The
players will rest a few days after
the Greensboro tournament before
travelling 10 Asheville for the
Land of the Sky Open. April IS.
Ben Hogan is the titleholder in
this meet.
Others who wifi make the
three-tournament swing include
Lawson Little. Ralph Guldahl.
Clayton Heafner. Llovd Mangrum,
Jimmy Demaret. Craig Wood.
Harry Cooper. Horton Smith.
Jimmy Thomson. Paul Runyan,
Gene Sarazen, Johnny Revolta.
Denny Shute and Chick Harbert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Out of Lineup for 10 Weeks

Franklin laid up from May to July 25 He finished
the Beaumont played through the next
1940) with the Exporters hitting POP and driving home 81
He camp here last spring and when the Tigers
left for the north Murray to Little Rock He
recalled by the Tigers in August
AS boy around Chicago, Franklin cadded golf links
land became pretty good player
81" could shoot in the low sos time Franklin recalled
"but cant do that caddied Walter Hagen Denny
Shute. Abe Espinosa and other well known pros"
While going to Carl Schurz High Franklin played many
sports
II a goa-keeper for a team" Franklin
said. II played with the Norwegian Americans"
Frankns dad manufacturer of leather and rubber goods
who claims many Detroit like Chicago
u great Cub fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Slugging Tigers
Pound Away
If They Could Win
They'd Be Called
HHless Wonders
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND, Fla. March "a
The one-time smuggling Tigers to-
day are about as powerful as the
married mems team at a Sunday
school picnic.
Yesterday the Tigers totaled
three hits in the game which they
dropped TO the Brooklyn Dodgers,
Z to 2. Once before they got three
hits. 1t was against the st. Louis
Cardinals early in the interclub
schedule down here.
To date in IL games. only three
of which they won. the Tigers
have totaled 81 runs against AZ
for the opposition. If you take
away 10 scored in a game against
the Boston Red Sox you have IL
In 10 games. an average of ap-
proXimately two TALES per con-
test. The Bostons contributed six
errors to the victory of the Tigers.
Following are the Tiger scores
TO date down here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
DuIDS
Loses i'm
Toledo

TOLEDO. o.. March 2i.-Car-
men Notch. who fights out OF Pitts
burgh, surprised a favored Harvey
Dubs, Windsor. Ont, welterweight
to take a f6-round referees de-
cision here last night.
Dubs was off 10 a slow start
ainst the Pittsburgher. and
Notch took advantage 10 pile ur
enough points early 10 win over
his opponent
Dubs is scheduled 10 meet RAY
Robinson. sensational New York
Negro. at Detroit, Olympia, or
April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Rockies Face YankS
Fuchs and Mueller, About Due for Minors,
Get Chance Against Champs
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla. March ii
Charley Fuchs and Les Mueller, a
couple Of pitchers apparently
doomed TO 90 back 10 the minors,
were 10 get another chance 20
show what they could do as the
Tiger choices for mound duty
against the Yankees in St. Peters
burg today.
Fuchs has seen action in a
couple OF games. pitching 10
innings. in which he yielded eight
hits and four runs He was with
Buffalo last season. where he
fashioned an unimpresSive record.
He did. however. pitch in hard
luck with the minor league club,
according 10 Buffalo experts.
Mueller. young beSpectacled
right handler with Beaumont the
last two years or more. to date
has hurled but four innings. Those
were against the Cincinnati Reds.
He was hit "lther hard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
State Team Seeks
Revenge on NAVY 9

PENSACOLA, Fla. March "a
Farther south than a Michigan
State baseball team has ever been
before. the travelling Spartans
were 10 Try again for a victory
over the strong Pensacola Naval
Air Station team here today
Out-of doors for The first time,
the State nine lost a So decision
here yesterday Frank Pellerin.
Detroit third baseman. smashed a
triple IN The first inning for State
and scored when the ball was
juggled Willie Davis scored the
other run in the fourth after Wy
DAVIS long nN 10 Center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Detroit TO Play Host
To Next Squash Meet

Detroit will be the scene of the
next national squash rackets cham
pionshipS-but just when, nobody
is exactly sure.
The meet is tentatively scheduled
here for 1913, according to officials
of the Michigan squash association,
but a pOstponement is quite pos
sible, in which case the first squash
tournament would be held here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
l'efliffe Won't Help Orlnnd0,s Kin TOniaIif

MONTREAL, Que, March "a
Ray Getliffe, Montreal Canadiens
winger, won't come to the rescue
of Jimmy Orlando'S family if the
Montreal fans attack the Red
Wing defenseman's kin in the
Montreal Forum tonight.
BUSINESS manager Frank Pat
rick of the Montreal club has
ordered Getliffe 10 stay on the ice
or the bench regardless of who is
being assaulted in the stands.
The OrlandoS may miss Gctliffe.
When angry fans started swinging
in their direction at the last Rcd
Wing game because of their cheers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

Business manager Patrick called
Getliffe into his office the other
day.
Remember your fight for the
Orlandos? Well, don't LET IL
happen again."
why, we can't have anything
happen here to n players
family" protested Getliffe.
Listen" said Patrick. Eve
pay YOU 500 or 30 a game. don't
we: And we're trying to win
these playofTs, aren't we"
yes"
well, we can hire a couple ~
real tough mitt-swingers for So
apiece to protect the Orlandos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

for Detroit, curly-haired Ray really
helped.
Jimmy had leaped from the De-
troit bench to help his folks when
Getliffe vaulted the boards from
the rink and came ploughing
through the crowd behind him.
Father Dominic Orlando was in
there swinging; Mrs. Orlando had
rolled up her sleeves and was
ready to protect her brood; fire.
man Johnny Orlando. %. was
doing right we'll without his ak:
l6-year-old Joe was swinging his
Sunday punch; frankie. Il. was
hanging away with both hands.
and little Mafalda, age Q. was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Still a Ho|dout,
Gee on Block

CLEARWATER, Fla, March
"a tUP) Gerald Gee
Walker is probably all through
with the Cleveland Indians. Roger
Peckinpaugh, Indian vice-president
and general manager. announced
that the fleet-footed outfielder has
refused 10 sign the offered con-
tract and that he is on the trad.
ing block.
Mel Harder. however, after
several seasons Of arm trouble
hopes to re-estabhsh his worth
as a pitcher. and last night
Peckinpaugh announced that hi
had signed a contract with the
Tribe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

And we won't have one of our
best players rislxing his neck.
Catch On:"
YES" said Getliffe.
That's why the Orlandos will be
guarded tonight by two of the
hardest looking hombres in Mont
real-and brother, that's some
thing.
Anyway, Getliffe. with a cash on
his forehead where he says Jimmy
cut him IN Detroit Sunday night
might not feel like reScuing any
Of the Orlando clan. In fact they're
saying Jimmy will he lucky ii he
doesn't get his skull creased to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS

II all when the rescue
party hove in sight.
The sight of Getliffe. a Canadian
player, approaching stick in hand,
wasn't reassuring to Papa Or
lando. however.
Papa reached for a bottle that
had just bounced of his seat. pre-
pared TO give Ray a local ancs-
thetic.
Don't hit him, Papa. he's on
our side" shouted Jimmy. Papa
Orlando lowered the bottle, Get
life took his place beside him
and shoulder 10 shoulder they
repealed all boarders.
But that won't happen tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

LAKELAND, Fla. March 24.-f Murray Franklin makes
the grade and looks like he WILL he will more to the
swelling list of college boys the big leagues Franklin as you
product of the University of Illinois, where ne was
discovered by Wish Egan veteran Tiger scout
Or to be exact Egans discovery was made In Ann
Arbor day when Illinois defeated Michigan to D. In the
deciding game Big conference championship race
would be nice write that Franklin scored the lone run
the contest with home would be sang from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Illinois Also Turns Them Out

Franklin points Illinois like Texas. outstanding
in the development baseball players Besides Franklin and
there is another Illinois boy down hereRay Poat
pitcher in the Cleveland camp
" played with Poat" Franklin recalled "He should make
q good pitcher
Lou Boudreau 2yearold manager of the Indians is Illinois
baseball Franklin and Boudreau
together Urbana Murray playing shostop and Bou
third Franklin played both shortstop and second base
Illinois.
Walter Roettger former outhelde in the National League
goes for the development of latter day players
Hes great coach and great fellow Franklin declared
Preceding the late Carl Lundgren who before
up coaching pitched for the Cubs And before Lund
gren at Illinois, Jake Stah.
"Iundgren my coach when I was freshman Frank
lin said.
Franklin modest young finally broke down and adj
mite playing with Illinois he hit home with
bases filed 1t against Chicago and not Michigan.
however.
"But maybe Mr.. Egan that Chicago game, or heard
Franklin smiled Anyway, Mr. Egan signed two
The other Illinois boy Hale Swanson pitcher,
who hurt his believe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
But Odds Are
ST on Detroit
To Win Series
Standing Room Only
Is Rule at Montreal
for Tonieht's Game
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

MONTREAL, March 24.-It's
even money and take your choice
between the Detroit Red Wings
and the desperate Montreal Cana
diens for their hockey playoR
battle here tonight.
But the odds along st. Cath
crime street are TO l that Don
Crosse and his Detroit team
mates will win this first round
series with victory either tonight
or in Detroit Thursday.
Detroits 2-1 victory at Olympia
Sunday night really jolted the
odds. Before that the Wings were
13 TO 5 on the Montreal books to
win the best-two-of-three series,
despite the fact that Montreal had
won seven of its last eight games.
SEATS SOLD OUT
Those are the odds, but the odds
aren't worrying the Montreal
Forum management. which has
sold out its 5000 seats and hopes
10 pack in another 5000 standees
for the second battle of the series.
Montreal fans just won't believe
the Detroiters, who lost three out
of four games here this year. can
knock the Canadiens out of the
playoffs tonight.
Fans were lined up at 3 a. m.
for the general admission seats
which would give them a chance
TO see big Jack Portland and the
Reardons try to cut Crosse and
his mates down to what they con-
slider suitable size
General Manager Thomas Cor
man and his Forum associates
may ask for a special police detail
and detectives to help the ushers
prevent another outbreak by die
hard Montreal hockey fans. who
/ joined the Canadien PLAYERS in
tslugging it out with the Red Wings
here eight days ago.
WINGS NEEDED STICKS
The Red Wings had to use their
sticks to protect themselves from
the clubbing. bottle throwing,
|. hockey-mad Frenchmen. And IL
the Wings get hot tonight and
elimination looms for the French
), men. there's no telling how many
wild fans may try to climb the
screen which separates the rush"
seats of Millionaires' end from
the ice.
Montreal newspapers have
Tanned the hatred of the Wings
with stories of Jimmy Orlando's
attack" on Ray Getliffe at De-
troit Sunday. The Canadiens
showed no desire for fighting in
Detroit-and didn't get a penalty
but the situation may change
tonight. Getliffe has told Orlando
he will get even here for the
three-stitch cash he received on
the left temple.
Manager Jack Adams has told
the Wings to ignore the loud talk
and concentrate on getting this
series over with victory tonight.
The Detroit manager hopes this
team isn't slowing up on its re-
markable season-end rush, but
thinks they were far from their
best in scoring that 2-1 victory
over the Canadiens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

facts, according TO Franklin.
IL guess l didn' do much
because I don't remember IT,"
the boy from the north side OF
Chicago explained.
Franklin is one Of a half
dozen former collegians bidding
for Tgerjebs.- Billy HitehockI
is from Auburn, where the new
Tiger shortstop was an all-roundI
athlete, specializing in baseball
and football. and Roy HenshawI
was an outstanding scholar at
the University of Chicago.
Lambert Dutch Meyer was
graduated from Texas Christian,
where the Fort Worth insurance.
man starred on the gridiron as
we'll as on the diamond. Dick
n 4 4 l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24

discOrered Franklin Wakefield is course from
University Michigan and Walter Hoot Eves from Illinois
Eyers outstanding basketball player
OF Bob FelleF went to school at
University Tommy Bridges is celebrated alumnus
the University and Birdie Tebbes who didn't
get enough college years Providence r. H. College
attended University New Hampshire during the past win
Pinky) Higgins of the stars turned out by
the University of Texas, great baseball incubator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
HENsHAw LOOKS BEST

Roy HenShaw. the veteran left
handler, showed the best of three
Tiger pitchers who worked against
Brooklyn yesterday. a game in
which the Dodgers beat Detroit,
Z 10 ..
Henshaw turned the National
League champions back hitless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
Hockey Standings

NATIONAL LEAGUE
SERIES A
-Four out OF seven gsmes)
Toronto 4 New YORK
TONIGHT'S GAME
Toronto al New YORK
SERIES
1.-TWO out OF three Eames
Boston 2, CHICAGO ! tovertine).
ToNlGHT'S GAME
Chicago at Boston
SERIES
Two out Of three games)
DETROIT ? Montreal
roNlGHT's GAME
DETROIT at Montreal
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
SERIES 4
Three out OF FIVE games
Springfield {. Indianapolis 2
Indianapolis 10 Springfield 3.
spsnsheld 8. Indianapolis 3,
SERIES n
70 -.
SERIES
Cleveland heats Washington. 7-Eames
SERIES "
Two out Of three games)
Cleveland ;. Hershey ?.
NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUE
PLAYOFFS
SERIES A
Parsclesn beats Akron. games 70 ~.
SERIES "
CToledo beats windsor. games 10 o..
SERIES {
Three out OF FIVE games
Toledo s. Parisclean g.
Toledo 2. Parisclean
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Parisclean 5. Toledo g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-24
IRWIN CONFIDENT

Dick Irwin, Canadien manager,
also is deploring the play of his
men in the opener, although they
played their best game of the
season in Detroit. Irwin says his
team should win tonight.
The encouraging factor for the
Wings, however. is that Detroit's
best line of Abel, Crosse and