davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-06-28

4 "vlta~la ssosvGtisN can be seri-
ous," said Toms druggist. but why
risk it? Get Vimms Vitamins and min
erals are like the men down at your
shop. II they're not all there. the job
bogs down. Vimms give you the whole
gang! Three essential B Complex vita
minis b., b., PIP. Three others, just
as important "a, c. d.. And three vital
minerals Calcium. Phosphorus, Iron)"
Evening star., 1942-06-28

] "ov,t sDsss siN0insi" snapped Tom.
What makes you so happy" Well"
said Tex, since you asked so politely
Il feel good! get my vitamins and
minerals every day Bet you don't. Try
my Vimms. They give you all six vita
Minis U. 8. experts say are needed! They
even add the three minerals that team
up with vitamins! And, chum, you need
'cm in summer as much as in winter"
Evening star., 1942-06-28

5 Right tsss Tsm's osNeh hex went
Vimms! Tom says. "Vimms sure help
me keep 'em dying' Vimms cost 80
little, Tom can easily afford them for
his ,chole Jdmily! They're little tablets
easy to swallow. And 80 good, chill
dren think they're candy. Vimms give
you more for your money, cost
Ell Ely ;;S:. e. = S:ss;;; :ss:;; day: -
Evening star., 1942-06-28
War-factorY girls
can be pretty and
fit. Look here
% $~>ssz Blythe
PH YoU NEED to master the tough

2R Y0U NEED to master the tough
science of preserving good looks
4 under the strain of wartime
work. take some lessons from the
ex-white-collar girls who've gone
into the factories. Good examples
are found in the Curtiss- Wright pro-
peller plant, where l talked to them
on the job. From the visored-girl,
welding the quivering air gun, to
the sharp-eyed inspector. searching
material in quest of flaws, these
Molly Pitchers of 1912 fill demands
of still another job: hanging on to
good looks.
DuURCATED YREED0Ha: To insure
more freedom of movement these
girls wear blue denim slacks and
shirts. But to preserve her feminine
distinctions almost every girl lodges
a non-regulation hair-bow - some
thing a whimsical milliner might
have dreamed up - in her flock of
curls.
Figure problems and slacks? These
girls say: Know your slacks." Since
slacks in this plant are uniform,
feminine ingenuity makes regula-
tion-style satisfy the varying needs
Of feminine figures. For instance, the
girl who has embonboint that she
wants to keep secret hangs her shirt
tail out. A slacks-suit with a longish
jacket will also keep you from having
to confess that you hide spare tire.
But the girl whose hand-spanning
waist is a point of pride will wear
a tucked-in shirt and a hitched-up
belt.
The kind of slacks that guard hips
from snide remarks, according to our
mentors. taper from man-styled
pants legs to a fullish top. This gives
fullness where you need it. The color
that best narrows down rear
expanse is navy blue.
uNDIR-c0vER AIDS Cirdles under
slacks? Instead of parking the little
two-way-stretch, as you might
think, these girls prefer the pantie
kind - excellent for knitting a fig
Evening star., 1942-06-28

ure together and supporting back.
Keeping hair shimmering in the
oily air of factory is a lesson for
taking care Of it in city ''smog."
Launder it often, and wear it SIM
ply styled for self-setting. if neces-
sary. Use shampoo that strips but
leaves you something in the way of
hveliness to manipulate. These girls
use soapless liquids and soap sham
poos. with plenty of latherings and
rinsings to brighten up delustered
mop. Hair is usually done up while
it is drippy into what will success
fully pass as professionally-made
curls.
1AYE PROM EMTAMoLElRlfFS, To
keep hair from tangling with ma
chinery. with eyelashes, or with your
knitting. wear a net. Hair nets are
worn with much originality at this
plant. One girl hoists an up-sweep
with triangular net. The ends are
tied in a hidden knot under a visored
bang. Another girl uses two nets to
confine her hair in chic back-and-
front dos. But the cye-catchcr is
Marsie Wander Teens, the COM
pany-tagged ''oomph GIRL" who
bags her long back hair in
cradling net, and then hOists it,
snoOd-fashiOn, behind her ears.
Keeping lips color fixed and skin
beguilingly pink while facing fac
tory smudge-makers is a lesson in
upkeep for any emergency. The
trick? Put makeup on fresh from
scratch twice a day.
uGvIS1BLE CLOVES Hands? These
girls glove their hands in company
supplied protective creams before
plunging them into soiling tasks.
Hands are creamed again after each
washing to counteract any roughen-
ing effects of grease-solvent soaps.
Begrimed nails are dug into moist
soap, then soaked in warm water.
hot enough to melt the soap and to
float out its catch.
Feet? Ground floor beauty and
comfort even on an eight-hour shift
depend mostly upon the kind of
shoes you wear. These girls are
low-heeled. and eather-soled, and
are usually shoes of the saddle type.
To make feet more eager to skip out
for play, when their work is over.
try indulging them, as these girls
do, in a hot bath in which handful
of Epson salts has been tossed.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By inc ASSoClateo fress.
CHICAGO. March l0.-Realizing
sales and drying up Of demand
forced grain futures to surrender
much of the early sharp price gains
today.
Failure of the President to make
direct reference to pending farm
legislation that would prohibit Gov
eminent sales of surplus wheat and
corn at less than parity prices was
the chief reason for the early up
turn. Later. however, some traders
expressed the opinion that the gen.
eral import of his address left little
doubt as to his position regarding
present prices of farm commodities.
Extreme gains In wheat and soy
beans amounted to II. cents, but
later the bread cereal gain was re-
duced by more than half and at
times soybeans gave up all but "a
cent Of the advance Prices hrmed
again toward the close, although
most gains were confined to minor
fractions.
Wheat closed Il to 81 cents higher
than Mondays final levels, May
l283.- -28h. July 129A: corn. "a
to :. up, May $685., July 90H :
90as; oats. unchanged to !. higher.
soybeans. !. to u up: rye, un-
changed to u higher. and lard, un-
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Washington Produce
DOMEgTIC

81 r ER-,93 score. tubs. 37'z; 1-pound
prints. IS; 4-pound prints, :is,a; ~ score
tuos, 80; bound prints 36ia; L4-pound
prints, 81: al score, tubs 35l4: I-pound
score tubs, IS: l-pouno prints. 35Is; il.
pound prints. SO: 50 score, tubs, :,4i2
l-pound prints. 30; i4-pound prints. 35h
SO score. tubs, "a 1-pound prints "a
H,p14nd prints. 35;
From Agricultural Marketing Admins
tration. Prices paid net fob. Washing
EGoS-Market steady. Prices paid for
grading stations March 1O): Whites, U
s. extras, large, 30-31. mostly 81; U. s
extras. mediums, 27-3S; u s. standards
large. 21la-es. mostly 2s: U. s. standards
mediums. 25; U. 8. trades, "a. Browns, U
S. extras, large, 2sia-29, mostly 20; U. S.
extras. mediums :6-21; U. S. standards,
large, "7-3s, mostly 2s; U. s. standards
mediums, %; U. S. trades, "a; nearby un-
GRADED eggs, current receipts. whites. o6-
-: mixed colors 35-.6 Receipts. Gov
ernrl -sTsded egRs. 51l cases.
LIVE PouLIFY-Msrket STEADY; Fowl,
soloFet Ia 5oTns, Dounas .nd and up HD Lsshprn
BOOSTERS, 1914. Chickens. virginia Rocks
broilers and fryers. all sizes, -"O-21: No
IS. 1914: Delakare and Maryland. RocSs
and crosses, broilers and Iryers. all sizes,
1921: No. Is 1914; Reds, 1920. Capons.
S~6 pounds, 20; 2 pounds and Up. 26-2s.
Turkeys, young toms, ! 8 pounds and up.
"a; young hens, 10 pounds and up, 28-2a:
No. 2s and undersizes, Is. Guineas, young.
all sizes. IS per pound: old. 10.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Daily Oil Production
Below 100000
Barrels in Week
Texas Cut Accounts
For Large Port Of
National Drop
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
. TULSA, Okla, March 10.-For the
second time this year daily crude oil
production fell below 1000 900 bar
rels daily. The Oil and Gas Journal
said today the now of the Nations
wells dropped 55,235 to $3.50, 200 for
the week ended March 7.
Texas declined $4,000 to 1,473 ,450;
East Texas, 200 to $4,000: Okla
ho.na, 1,700 to $4,000; California,
$500 to 22,25O: Louisiana, 2,085 to
350.o15, and Michigan. 2,25o to 48, 900.
Eastern fields increased 1000 to
114,500; Illinois. 670 to 334,330;
Kansas, 3,100 to 233,l0o, and the
Rocky Mountain States, 1,7s0, to
1880.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE, March 10 LP, %. s. Dept
Cattle, so: nominal; three head, l.4p3
pounds. strictly prime grade long-fed steers
sold late Monday at 1880.
Calves. so; steady; top, is so
HOGS. 400: packing sovs steady: butcher
hogs 10 lower: PRACTICAL top. "a 90: good
and choice. 1S0-210 pounds. l3.15-14 90:
160-ls0 pounds. 13.5b-SO: 22O-c4C
pounds, 13.45-70; 14O-l6O pounds ano
24O-260 pounds, 13."n-45: 13n-14G
pounds, l2.a0-l3l5: 26O-300 pounds
13.00.25: l20.l30 pounds, l2e0-l305
packing sovs. IL. .O0-50
Sheep. 25: nominal.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
S2.81 a Share Earned
By Eastern Air Lines
In Last Year
Riekenboeker Reports
81 Per Cent Gain in
Passenger Revenues
~ fhE AsSnclafed PreSS

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March l0.-Eastern
Air Lines reported today its net
profit for 1941 was $l,609, ,706. equal
to S28l share. compared with ST.
SIS, ,456, or $3.50 on each of a slightly
smaller number of shares in 1910.
Capt E. v. Rickenbacker, presi-
dent and general manager, in his
annual report said passenger reve-
nues we're up 80 per cent from 1890
at s1l,027, 1884, while revenue passen-
gers totaled 482,648, a gain of 80 per
cent. Revenue miles flown were
1884 ,436, an increase of 26 per cent
over the preceding year.
Callite Tungsten.
CaHtte Tungsten Corp. reported a
net profit of s2O5 209, equal to 5l.3
cents a capital share, against sl45,-
352, or 36 cents share, in 1910.
Natomas Co.
Natomas Co. California gold COM
pany, reported net income of 81 ,474,-
926, or sl.54 a share, In 194l, against
$l.342,715, or $l39 share, in 1910.
Scott Paper Co.
Scott Paper Co. of Chester, Pa,
reported its 1941 net earnings were
S1.939, ,629. equal to S2.52j ia common
share, compared with adjusted net
income in 1910 of $780, ,052, or S2.46
a common share.
Climax Molybdenum Co.
Climax Molybdenum Co. showed
l94l profit of S8,954205, or s3.55 a
share, against s6,039,373. or s2.40 a
share, for 1910. In its annual state
ment. the company reported 1t had
incurred and was incurring large
capital expenditures. adding 1T Is
not deemed advisable in the ma
tional interest to publish informa-
ton regarding the foregoing or any
production or sales figures" Molyb-
denum in various forms is used for
toughening steel.
Maytag Co.
Maytag Co. reported its net profits
for 1941 were s162s,646, against
sl,787,O85 in 1910. Fred Maytag II.
president, in his annual report said
that since limits were placed on
production of washing and ironing
machines the company had OBJ
tanned some war contracts in an at
tempt to compensate for loss OF
normal business.
While we have already obtained
subcontracts totaling approximately
S300O.00O, this amount constitutes
only a small part of our normal
volume of business" Maytag said.
]. c. Penney Co.
J. C. Penney Co. reported Febru-
AIRY sales were s25 .407, ,40l. a SO per
cent increase over $18,327.858 in
the same month in 1941.
Total sales from January l to
February %, inclusive, were $56.-
OO3 TAO. compared with s38,623.612
for the same period year ago, a
IS per cent increase.
Union Tank Car Co.
Union Tank Car Co. reported 1941
955. compared with $2,446,316 in
1910. This was equal to approx
mately S203 a share. compared with
s22l the previous year.
Home Products Corp.
The American Home Products
Corp. reported l94l net profit of
S4.364,560, equal, after subsidiary
dividends, to S535 a share of stock,
compared with 1910 net profit of
s4291 240, or S532 a share.
CarnatiOn Co.
Carnation Co. reported 194l net
profit of s2564,4 ,450, equal, after pro-
visions for preferred dividend re-
quirements, to s397 a common share,
compared with 1910 net profit of
S2,3l9,027, or 1885 a share.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
u. ). Steel DiscIoses
Record Shipments
For February
TotoI Below January
Due to Three Less
Working Days
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March l0.-Ship-
ments Of finished steel products by
subsidiaries of the United States
Steel Corp. in February were at the
record high for that month Of L.
616,587 net tons, the corporation an
nounced today.
The total compared with 1,738 ,893
net tons in January and .548, ,451 in
February, 1941. The decline from
the January total was due to three
less working days in the latest
month.
For the first two months OF 1912
aggregate shipments were 1885, ,480
net tons, Against $3.50 ,905 last year.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 10 lP,.-Late for
elen exchange rates follow Great Britain
in dollars, others in cents):
Canada.
Ofcial Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buying, 10 per
cent premium; selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM. equivalent to discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York of buying. 9.91
.per cent: selling, 900 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, l1Is per cent discount, or ss31A.
United States cents.
Europe.
= Great Britain, Official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates). buying, 4 02
selling, 4.e4 open market; cables. 4O4.
Latin America.
Argentina, official. 2a11: free. 23T2:
down .03 cent; Brazil. oficial, 6.O5n; free,
b.20n Mexico 2065n.
Rates IN spot cables unless otherwise
hdicated) Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
| Banks Can Get
| W-Doy Loans,
| Board Rules
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board ruled
today that banks may receive 90
day loans, on the security of Gov
ernment obligations they own, from
Federal Reserve banks.
Formerly many banks believed
the law permitted such loans for
only IS days.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Loadings Gain Foreseen.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 10 (P).-
A steadily mounting demand upon
railroads will push second quarter
carloadings in the Ohio Valley 1913
per cent above the corresponding
1941 period. the Ohio Valley Trans
portation Advisory Board was in
formed today.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Washington Exchange

SALES,
Potomac Electric Power sze pfd.-
Is at ll4l2.
AFTER CALL.
Anacostia & Potomac Mod. Gas
$4,000 at 1861.
City & Suburban Mod. 3s4 4s-s2, 900
at 1861.
Washington Gas pfd-15 at SO.
Washington Gas CONS at II, Is
at IT.
Capital Traction 1st $4,000 at
los.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Lakes Season to Start Early

Secretary Ickes told the Solid
Fuels Advisory War Council today
he expected Great Lakes coal trans
portation to get started this year by
March 26, three weeks ahead Of the
usual opening date.
The Secretary. who Is solid fuels
Evening star., 1942-03-10

co-ordinator, said the early start
would help the coal mining and
transporting industries to meet the
expanded coal requirements under
the handicaps Of transportation bur-
dens during wartime.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Conodo Curbs Zinc Use

OTTAWA, Ontario, March 10
canadian PresO largest
zinc exporter in the world, took
steps yesterday to curtail its civilian
use under an order prohibiting all
sales Of virgin zinc, except by permit
from Metals Controller @. c. Bate.
man.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission reported TO-
day these tranSactionS by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchanse for March g. 1.a15
purchases involving 49, .s95 shares: 2.o42
short sales involving l 95e shares
Evening star., 1942-03-10

Let freedom ring on Uncle Sans
cash register! Buy United States
Defense bonds and stamps.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

ChltlE0 C1h MAfket.
Wheat Nc. l yellow; 1.21: sample srade
.. 81: No. 3. 1885,: No 4 S5l.oi5is:
sample Grade yellow, 20: No, 3 white, 81
54n. Barley. mating. SOL .OI. nominal;
feed and screenings. 5O-s7. nominal Soy
beams. No 3 yellow. .ss. Field seed per
rs; alsike. l55O.1sOQ; red top. 500.
s.76; red clover. 16.O0-1s.00: sweet clover
6.60-9.OO.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

Papers getting scarce. Don't
waste II.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
U. 5. Treasury Notes
| NEW YORK. March 10 (R.-Priees
quoted in dollars and thirty-seeonds.

Subject to Federal taxes but not 10
State income taxes.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Freight Loodinqs

NEW YORK, March 10 P'.-Revenue
freight cars handled on railroads reporting
today for the week ended March z included !:
Evening star., 1942-03-10

ruptcy or receivership or being reorEanised
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed By such companies. Rates Of divi.
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or ssni.annuai declaration. unless ether
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
rights Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. Declared or paid 50 far this year.
PAYABLE in stock Paid last year. PAY:
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
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Stocks
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE

The Joint committee on reduc.
ton Of non-esScntial expenditure
lFyrd committee Will do decod-
inE job on ODT = next week
when u continues IFS probe into
Bureaucratic red tape and CUES.
tI0rnalritI>
This mileage rationed 10 us-
ers 81 motor trucks il based on
n secret formula. declared
BrenCkman today ~ O b d v
knows what II l.. And the re-
n suits, a. indicated by the certifi-
cates OF war necessity received
hv farmers and other track
owners. show no particular pat
tern Another secret formula T.
supposed 10 have been used IN
this connection
Declaring that Only jimmy Val.
er'Inc. or IN equally skIitul safe
cracker. could solve the secret
formula Of ODT 2l BronckNar
added
some large utilitN compa mics
which keep very comprehensive
records of their operations have
been obliged 10 eNpend $50, 900
in some cases 10 give even
partial estimate of information
with regard 20 mileage and OPP
Grafton that IL required on this
application form.
QUESTIONS TOO DEEP
also. ono large baking COM
pany which maintains records
~ complete that they know al
all times the cost per mile of
operation Of each OF their We
hicleS. down 10 the third decimal
point, has found II impossible To
answer accurately more than so
per cent OF the questions CON
tanned In the certificate Of war
necessity form"
Ercnckman estimated q lcaSl
300 farm work days had beer
wasted m filing ont ODT q
In that time. whole large
town could be fed for the re-
mainder NJ the war. or perhaps
even hghting division" he
SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Nudge Your Lazy
Liver Tonight!

mental dullness, half alive feeling
often result ~ your liver bills doesn't
low freely euerVddBinto your intestines.
SO take Or Edwards olive Tablets TO
insure gentle Yet thorough bowel move
ments Olive Tablets are WONDERFUL TO
STIR ND liver bile secretion and tone I'D
muscular intestinal action i5c SOC 500.
Follow label directions. AL dIugstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Funds 10 Aid Gold Mines

WASHINGTON. Dec q - Sen
ator James r. Murray Of Montana
today introduced bill 10 provide
government funds for upkeep OF
gold mines and other workings
Npsed down As unesSential in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Gas
Formula
Secret
By DAVID SESTNER
Prom Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Dec. Meet
ODT y
It's a secret formula maSquerad-
Ing as a MAJOR government ques-
uonnalre.
Il comes in a 32-page booklet.
II YOU guess the answers maybe
YOU get a certificate Of war neces-
sItv and a few gallons Of gasoline
each week 10 take your truck 10
market.
Farmer Jones doesn know The
answers.
Neither docs Nsta Hari
For the secret formula reposcs
IN = safe deposit box after being
Concocted 10y a S26O0-a-year gov
Crrment accountant.
Take { from Frederic Brenck-
man Washington representative
q The national grange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
New Congress
Will Fight Red
Tape. Byrd Says

WASHINGTON, Dec 4 GNS)
Senator Harry F Byrd ID Of
Virginia, chairman Of the specisI
committee inv Stigatng govern
ment red tape. predicted today
that the new Congress in January
would raise the devil" with
Washington burcaucratS for isSu-
ing what he said were fantastic
numbers" Of questionnaires on
rationing and other wartime regu.
latlonS.
zone way 10 get them IL TO
cut appropriations" he said.
Byrd. disclosing that his COM
mitfee would attempt TO learn the
names and identities Of the gov
eminent wizards OF qua" who
think up the questions for citizens
10 answer on rationing forms,
added that his committee would
have a report for the new Con-
greSs shortly after January l.
BYRD BACKED
The Senate today approved a
resolution authorizing Byrd 10
proceed with the investigation he
had started (thuS placing II on
firm legal ground and passed an
other measure which repeatedly
caused a stir among many workers
In wartime agencies
II was second resolution Spon-
sorcd by Senator Kenneth Nc
KeltAr IN oI Tennessee
The Mcclellan resolution ordered
The War Production Board the
Office of Price Administration, The
rubber administrator and the
petroleum co-ordinator 10 report
10 the nev' Congress the names Of
all persons in their bureau max
ing more than $4,000 A year. Full
details OF their background and
present work also must be given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

AnNIRTIsTMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
lbs

LUCITE makes a spar.
king. ice-clesr frame for
this dresser SCI MIrrored
backs clear iucite comb.
First Basement - Farmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

Our own "CHILD-FLEX
black patent strap for
your little girls Christmas
gift. ga to }. A 10 ID
Second Basement, Farmer.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-09

the windows are kept closed.
III. If the gas should get on your
skin, you can prevent it from doing
much harm by sponging it off as
quickly as possible with a piece of
clothing, such as handkerchief,
and applying some neutralizing sub
stance, followed by thorough bath,
preferably a shower, with common
laundry soap and water.
". If you are indoors, stay there
with doors and window closed, and
go up to the second or third story.
Stay out of Easements. Turn off the
air conditioning, and stop up fire.
places and any other large openings.
V. Some gases are spread as oily
droplets which blister and burn the
skin and eyes. If you are outside
when gas is used do not look up.
Tear off a piece of clothing or use
handkerchief to blot any drops of
liquid from your skin and throw
the contaminated cloth away. Blot,
do not rub as the rubbing will
spread the liquid. Then go home, if
it is nearby, or to the nearest place
where you can wash Immediately
with soap and water.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-07-09

joyed a picnic supper the Fourth
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Marshall
and son Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Frankhouser
and family were Wednesday guests
of friends in Dayton.
John Althaus who suffered a
stroke about ten days ago is still
bedfast at his country home and
his condition at this writing remains
unchanged.
Buddy Huber, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Huber, fell from his
bicycle Thursday afternoon and
broke his collar bone.
Miss Elnora Marshall has purches-
ed the late Sam Burkholder prop
erty in Rockport now occupied by
Harry Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Overholt and grand
daughter Sara Jane of Medina and
Mrs. nj. C. Geiger of Bluffton were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo
Marshall Monday night.