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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
DEATHS

Margaret Carter. 1857 Hague. 10.
Elizabeth Sterling. 61se Mcmillan, 70
William Dondineau. So Winder, Al
Samuel Gerger, $50 kenilworth, 81
Jake Foss, 4401 Canton. AZ.
Angeline Plummer. 33is West Kirby. IS.
Anna Lisowski FIGHT, 4764 Riopellc IA
Mary Dzibonkowiz. 1929 Wesson, 81.
Peter Gesski. 4101 Thirty-thfrd IS
Adam Tykoch, 1885 Thrty-hrst 7s
Antonlan Mier. 1899 Thirty second, So.
Julia Rosa 1920 Bagley, 10.
Louis Bazeta, 1924 ST. Aubn. a.
Victoria Pagano. 463s- GallisteH-
Frances Carolyn Tucker. 1O245 Hamilton,
John H Jackson. 14257 Forrer. "a.
flora r Clare, 1929 Sussex. 80
William 7. Traynor. 30ol Besls. ~.
James =. Rankin. 3730 Iroquois 81
Frank Pswlowski 1929 Sparkling. 80.
Martin Taugner 1904 Corbett 81
szeaepan Psrzynski. 5447 Joseph Campsu.
Joseph wisniewski. 5ss7 French road. a..
William f. zemmin 3709 Ellery. 10.
Thomas Martin Lampe. 4720 Drexel.
Frank b Kamman. 1905 West Grand
Patrick Il. Harrington. 4Os Mt Vernon. So.
Elizabeth LuttreIl. ss7 Hudson so.
Edward oBrien. 1886 cIairmount' II
theodore Alexander. 1922 Clairnount a.
oitro w. shank 1910 Roselawn. SIS
Alice Snyder. 1886 Robson, 80
tlora Gertinisan. 1922 East Fort So
Mary Chalefka, 1920 Charest al
Estelle Margaret Cherry. 1921 Lysanasr,
Ann Wallace Kelly 1925 Hereford. 70
George Maxemiuk. 1906 psnforth Ham,
tramck 81
Marie Martz, 343s Pulford IS
clarence Hornshaw, 1857 Yellowstone. "a.
Lille O'Neal. 1891 Dubois. 25
Waltet Chubb. All South Crnssirv Al
Joseph Mailman, si7J folcnda So
Tula sekiease, 1891 East Congress, is
steve Mihail. lO49 Beaubien 81
George j Economies. 1900 Fourteenth IL
Charies Walton ST.. t49 East Palmer -
Emma Iiehr Holzberger, s6f6 Woodrow
Wilson So
David Greig Renton 27s East Euclid. -.
Mary Rowe, 1922 Oekman boulevard 81
Amanda Booker, 1929 Fast Lafayette az
Jesse Gardner 202S Russell as
Francis c. Williams 1900 LongaCre 81
Caroline Nigor, 122s5 Cheyenne So
Edwin Leidholdt 9iT6 Avis 40
Louise Cunning, 1928 Twentv.hfth So
George BAN. 1882 Wade -
Flora Reichman, 1922 MAY as
Arthur Ray Newly 324 West Wilson. Pom
tiac. 81.
Edward NeWtil 1917 Orleans. 81
Henry Hagerman. zoos Osborne place 81.
Major Addison 5s67 Van Court So
Flotene Thomas 1901 Elha ~
Rev. Anthony = Lipinski. 2sae Yemans
HaUtramck. as
Andrew Aschowski 5iO6 Proctor ~
Norine MangiR. $500 Daley street, a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Pi(niekers Cut Trip
10 Save on Tires

SAGINAW, July 23.-Bowing to
tire shortages, members of the
Saginaw Optimist Club are stag
ing their annual picnic today at
.Ojibway Island instead of Bay
City State Park where the affair
has been held in former years.
The family picnic will start at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted
Clarence Campbell from Marie
Ruth solo from Clifford
Chariot Raylins from James
Marie Becns from william
John Q Zarzycki from Margaret.
Virginia CarrsWay from Marian
Bereniece Bonfeld from William.
Jacques WOrden from Laura.
Isa belle Reyes from yaisnrs--
iren5 Crawford from T-acr.zs
Angela schoenbefg from Joseph
Dorothy Maftirdais from Lyle
Margaret Whifmore from Earl
Dan PopOVici from Theresa
genevieve Gy1yNienski from Cashier
Rosa Mae Scdfr from BaFRsil
Gladys Church from Ernest
Albert Fleurette from ISABELLE
DoU l. Cres1n from Ruth
Benianin Gentry from Lillian
Irene Peplin from John
Dorothy Carlisle from Charles
fris Wheeler from Harold.
Chrisins Bowman from Eimsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Variety Gets Smaller

Prospective purchasers of new
automobiles are finding il hard
10 get just what they want, even
with a certificate OF purchase in
their pockets. Stocks are get
ting low and the variety Of
models has been cut 10 a mini
mum among Detroit dealers.
Illustrative ef this is doctor
who sought a certain make Of
car in an cIght-cyllndcr model.
After visiting half a dozen deal
erS he has failed 10 find the
model he wants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Victim of Crash
Sues for $4,000

SAGINAW, July pa $4,000
damage action bad been started
today against drivers Of two col.
Hiding autos by Allison A. Bal
finger, Ereeland.- who was injured
in the crash nearly a year ago.
Ballinger's bill of complaint
states he was riding with Bernard
Hawks when ne collided with the
car of Harold Lee. 'N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Paper Semi-MonthIy

The Pontiac Warrior wartime
ndltion 81 Pontiac Mn1nILS etn.
plQyc publication VIII be ISSUED
twice monthly beginning with
the August edition At Is an
nOunCeG
Printed in four colors. fl COS
20 all Pontiac employees. 10 the
Pontiac field organization. and
10 nearly 1000 Pontiac employees
now ln the armed services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
CycIiSf Hurt
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, July 23.-Swerving
his bike ito the path of an auto.
f3-year-ofd Robert Lee Wassmil-
Ter today had received a fractured
collarbone and face and head in
juries.
The boy. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Wassmiller, East street road.
was struck by the car of Roy
Spangler, 81, Chicago. He was
taken 10 St. Mary's Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fred Haberman, %: Florence MENDOZA, IL.
Stanley Drewiany, rs Helen Boroski, "a.
Irving Martin. 20. Marion Collins 10.
80
Leonard Waldo. ig; Ruth Ann Taylor. 20.
Walter E Smith. rs, Helen Elizabeth sieb.
81
Jaquith %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Raid Victim
jailed for
50 Days
Tunes stan Correspondent

n SAGINAW. July 23.-Pollce to-
day had caught up with Robert
Broscoe. 34-year-old Negro, and
the victim started a 50-day Jail
term for selling liquor.
Briscoe has been sought in con-
ncction with a raid more than two
months ago. He started the Jail
term when unable TO pay $50
fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Limerick Wins $IO0

a clever limerick 10 spur the
war effort has won 500 for
Frank Mcfarland 'Jr. OF the
= Diesel Engl-c division OF Cen
Aal Motors. There were 200
tries in the contest the third
sponsored by this division. Here
is the winner.
"INe got a great job building
engines for tanks.
I'm almost a. important a.
eHe Of those ianks.
~ don't pull trigger,
"But here's how ] figure
"That. jobs my firing line. I'm
in the ranks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to.
Diane Adds. 3e45 Sheridan.
Irene Booth. 6521 Mitchell
Mary Caibraith. 1874 Ashton road
Luela Nephew, las South hetoorui Deaf
born
Hazel Montgomery, 1918 West jefferson
River Rouge
Beatrice Linstssd, 1888 Warwick. Lincoln
Park.
Girls were born to:
Eleanor Foster. 1923 Piedmont.
Ada Trout 10000 East outer drive.
Elsie Rrterhaus 1925 Cameron
Theresa Bauer. 352s East Garfield.
Lillian Haas. 2462 Goodson. Hamtramck.
Arcola Clark. 1865 West Grand boulevard.
Mildred LeHue. 5s27 Dubois
Lillian swiderski, e279 Jos. Csmpau.
Ruth Hauswirth. 576I Cadillac.
Anna Fortuna. 3455 Grandy.
Marjorie Arens. SO Seward.
Betty Martin. l0360 Somerset
Gertrude Domanski. 11407 Maxwell, Van
Dorothy Poupard. 1000 West Forest.
Jacquenn Willis. 4447 Porter
Nina Barnes. 1884 Trumbull
Margaret Houswirth, 4775 Rohns.
Annabelle Miller. 92l0 Erwin.
Alice Ashley. 243i Fifth
Bernce kochivar. 6671 Seneca
Margaret Billiard, l243s sherman, East
Detroit
Eleanor MakowskL 1884 Trowbndgs. Ham
tramck
Virginia Cavanaugh. 1900 Lappn
Theresa Rosinski. 1896 Easthurn.
Lillian Calavenna 5000 Garland
Helen Tallant 1912 Widemere
clara Pennington, 6O22 Van Dyke
Agnes Driessche, 1893 Kilbourne.
Ruth st. John. 2520 Meidrum
Marian Rhodes, 1886 Dickerson.
Bessie Wagner, 1922 Springle.
Mary Ley. 1l76 Chalmers
Frances Tocco. 100 East Fort
Marie Salasewicius 2s30i Hillviev Rose
vile
Mary Bartoski 2250 Illinois.
Rose Cavataio. 1889 Crane.
Mary Jankowski. 1915 Second boulevard.
Bernadine ONeill 5069 Casper
Harriet Cross 2l33l Rensselaer, BEDFORD.
Flora Hester, 1859 Bangor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Radio Programs

TnD program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed
II the presentations az
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations And not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Detroit Poultry

Market firm Hens average run 22r
ieEnorn hens : Irs up tsc cocks ioc
20 re rock spfngffs. 4 Ins up. Csc rock
.nroierE. ~ 90 RS 24r lschorr broh-
ers Il los up Z2c her turkeys &c
tom turkeys. lsc
EGGS-Mafket firm current. receipts
sic: undsrgrades 2st soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Pittsburgh screw aud bolt Computation
for the quafter ended June so reports a net
profit Of al96. 2l5 after provision Of Sill
$50 for income and excess profits taxes
equal 70 rs cents a snare On l. 500 600
shares. This compares With profit for the
June quarter Of 1881. after provision Of
1892 533 for income ana excess profits
rHXFE- ut-k522 a44,-eauAL 10 u cents q
share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Earnings

Container Corporation reports the Jun,
quarter net proht ~ $685. 5i7 after fedora
taxes. against x4ss. si7 In the June quarter
OF 1871,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
BIRTHS

MALE
Boys were born TO
Louise LaPointe, 1881 Cheyenne
Dorothy NILS 1920 Washburn
Leate Harris. 1894 Forrer
Mona Dnretn. 1873 stratnmoor
Margaret Fitzgerald, 1885 Coye.
Irene Kronk 1904 Martin
Margaret Murray 4253 West Grand
Virginia harrison, s5ll DeSots
Dolly Miesel 541s Helen
socorthy Eovinaon. $40 Moran, Mt
Hilds Keller soss Eas, Morrow Circle
Anna Kuhlmann. 4l60 Polk Dearborn.
Ruth Grant 1855 Ruth Melwndale
julia Paseshnik 5I75 Trenton
Alice Christie 7Sj West Nine Nile road
MiIdfsd clponetti 1900 selden
Margaret House 1884 Northrop.
Matte Keys, 1929 Brady
Rose McCarther 1901 Jos. Campau.
Marion CQnley. ll05 Waterman.
-titad IS Barron 179 Burke River Rouge
Caroline Chirilo 3eli. Genesee River
Dorothy shtadsf sasl5 East ll.Mns. Cen.
Pearl Conrad. 1922 Burchin
sylvia CLARK 69ss Aeady Van DYKE
Pauline Palmer 3 Abott lane Dearborn
Lucille Ittigson. 226 Morton road.
Dorothy McVeigh 1927 Baldwin.
Meryle Walsh, POPS Film,
Pauline Kohn. 2955 West Grand avenue
Ramonda Bamberger lO3ii Prairie.
Rose Zerilh 1892 Conner
Lillian Choinacki 1860 Orchard Dearborn
Marie Kopcik. 4f07 Ewers.
Masadaline Gupt0n 172 Cottage Grove,
Highland Park
Ruth siegei. 3776 GIyan court
Evelyn Clark 1858 Duexel
Ruth Rudolph 1904 Francis. Meiwndale.
Helen Gunnells, ll04 Putnam
Laura Bedore 1945 street
Emily Booker. 1924 Murrayhin
Dorothy Murphy. 1921 BALDWIN.
Doris Westrtck, SOS FairvieU
Helen Reese 52s7 Eastlswn.
Nadine Henson 134T Philip
Roselyn Koss. 1856 Yorkshire
Alice Finger. 6066 Benlteau
Lucille Montpe,it. l5s0l Madeline
Mary Walenciak s23l5 Cashmere Ham
trsmck
Ena Moutsrd. 4s2l Holcomo.
Lucille zielnskt 9ie Orchard Grove ROYAL
OAK
Helen Rogers, 2oeoi ERhar,. Grsuot
Ruth Botkihs. $50, Montcair
Glare Morrissey 53i7 Newberry
Ruth Johnson. 81 Parsons
victoria MazzR. 2j3N Cadillac
LeUpi Erickson l2fs5 East outer drive
susanna Ciavereliea, 26ll Pulaski. Ham.
virginia oleksiak gi07 Fasr Hancock
Josephine perkowskt 1898 Belmont Ham
Eleanor Kuus goo panfor,h. Hamtramck.
RUN Wassenick. e7s East Grand ooule-
ward
Rosslind Agazino. 12257 FLANDERS
Louise Glisson 7037 Hyde
Lottie Lotng 3J2f Beauhien.
Nirgua Soehner, ROYAL Oak
GIRLS
Girls were born 70.
Agnes Cusick 2n7 West Marshail Fern
Eldein Gmenn. 1911 Hoffman. ROYAL OAK
joyce swan 102a lvanhoe
Grace Smith. 1869 Patton
Bernice Mank lOo3f ounce.
Alberta BOYLE 1911 Etowah Boysl OAK
L0ttie Norton 3pott Southfeld Row al
Oak
Marv Gorden 3t27 Durham ROYAL OAK
Myra StunLt 1920 Fast Msdge Hazel
PARK
Leah Allen il04 Ferdinand
Rose CATALONIA 1929 Indiana
Maxine Ottney 32G lockwood Roya oak
Helen SCheN IL ANenhurs' ROYAL OAK
Jean Mycek 1927 Central
Corueua Rngle 1850 Pferi
shirley Kramer Pap Elmhurst
Ann L6sky. 52s7 Military
Bena Studebaker, $3.50 GRAY
Lillian Cohen $50 Tuxedo
Lille Lierhcrmsn. 26g5 Gladstone
Emma Buchanan. 1904 Bunnieview ROYAL
oak
Dorothy Evans 2li Pas, Forest
Rose Gamble 3432 Couzcns Hazel Park
Alice Travis $685. BroaIstreet
Dolores Wilson $50 Campbell Chicago
Elsie Wilson $3.50 Sherwood. Center Line
Marion Maettens I1s1 Newport
Crceiis S1insky 2270t Hayes East Detroit
Mure. Mrol. 1855 - scentwoo1 East De
ttnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Nrigiry Jr. Company and its wholly
owned domestic subsidiaries for the quar-
ter ended June 80 report net profit Of
81 4f3 Ss3 after provision OF x2.l73.s75 for
fedora income and excess pronts taxes
etc. equal % - cents a snare on I .e64. 32T
shares Of capital stock. excluding treasury
shares This compares with net proht for
June quarter ~ 1871. after provision ~
81 Tss as4 for federal income and excess
profits taxes ~ 81 O67 $50 equal 20 81 O5
a share on 500 g67 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Dividends

Owens-Illinois Glass Company
has declared a dividend of so cents
on the common payable August Is
to holders of record July 30. The
same amount was paid May Is.
Armstrong Cork Company has
declared an interim dividend of 25
cents on the common, payable
September ! l. Ia boIders OF record
August Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
THURSDAY EVENING

s:45 r. NJ.
WExL-Dancs Music
W45D-Melody Chapel-M.
10 100 r. NJ.
cKLW- MauriellO- Burmsn
WJLB-Det. SGreek Hr. "
WEXL-Rev. X. Weinzlsrl
WJBK-News.
W45D--Ness.
1915 r. NJ.
WIZ The First Line v
WxYZ-To be announced
WJBK-Popular Melodies.
1880 r. NJ.
WJR-Arms for victory.
WWJ-March OF time.
WxYZ-News Ace
WJIB-Good will Hourly.
WExL-MuSicai.
WJBk-Adela'de Church.
10:45 r. NJ.
WIR-MuSical
WxYZ-Nick y AMIGO VI.
400 r. NJ.
WJR-News
WWJ-News.
CKLW--News.
WXYZ-Music You Want
WJLB-News; goodwill nr,
WExL-GoenAte serensde
WJBK-Musie Potpourri ,
u:l5 r. VI.
wJR-Navy Notes.
WWJ--Sfory reader
CKLW-Btitain u eahs.
1880 r. ".
wJR-Musie AssterVorks
WWJ-Nocturne-A
WxYZ-xavier CuEat n
WJLB-Heroes OF the air
WJLB-Alvin Wall-M.
WJBK-Dance Time.
11:I5 r. VI.
WXYZ-News Ace
WJBk-Popular Melodies.
1900 MIDNIGHT
wJR-News.
WWJ-News.
CKLW-News.
WJBK-Corn I'll morn n
1913 A. VI.
CKLW-Wske Up America
1850 A. ".
CKLW-Jimmy Joy NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

National Biscuit Company reports June
quarter net profit Of 50 062 249 equal 20
20 cents a share on the common against
81 is4 S31 or 80 cents on common In ths
June quarter Of is41 and S2.431 2s9. or 81
cents on the common in the March quarter
81 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Checker Cab MANUFACTURING Corporation

Checker Cab Manufacturing Corporation
and It's subsidiaries for the quarter ended
June 80 reports net loss Of 81 13s after
provision Of 50. s53 for federal income
taxes. This compares with net profit. after
providing S25 $40 for federal income
taxes, u $50 254 equal 10 % cents a share
on los. 56l shares fHr the quarter ended
June 80 1871 and net loss n $50. O2i for
The March QualtcT Of laA2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
FRIDAY MORNING

WJLB-Ethel Willltts.R.
WEHL-ke~scast.
1918 A. VI.
WJR-Stories l. S. Loves.
WWJ-Bachelor's Children
CKLW-Wne Savers-T.
WCAR-Rev. Lindsey.
WYNN Werner VI.
WExL-~Vsriety music.
1850 A. VI.
W1R--Brush Creek way.
WWJ-Help Mated
CKLW-U = Army show
WCAR-Mary starr
#%YZ-News f-a-f-~s
WI B-Grest Wai'Zes
WExL-Army program-V
l0:s5 A. VI.
WJE-MrS. PaEe-T
WWJ-Lone Journey-D
CKLW--Mary Morgan-T.
WCAR-Pleasant's trio
NxYZ-Ive Got Your No
WEXL-Musical program.
III 100 A. VI
WJR-Clara, Lu and En-
WWJ-Road OF LIED
CKLW-Rhythm. romance.
WCAR-News Ace.
WXYZ-Second Husband T
WJLB-Flying Reportsr-T
WExI,--Newscast
HAS A. NJ.
WJR-Dealer in dreams.
WWJ-Vic and Sade ID
CkLW--House beautiful.
WcAR-State Reporter.
WXYZ-HoneymoOn Hill.
WENL-Music.
II 80 A. VI.
WJR--Bright HorizOn-D.
WWJ-Against Storm d
CKLW-Soldiers Wife-D.
WCAR-Home folks frolic
WXYZ-John's Other wife
WJLB-Mirism Lane-M.
WExL- Dance music.
WJBK Music
1873 A. VI.
WJR-Aunt Jenny
WWJ-David Hsrum d.
CkLW-Melody Time
W%YZ--Just Plain Bill-D
WJLB-Music.
WiBk News Roundup.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

In compliance with Sesction 246O of the Code Of
Virginia, amended by the General Assembly Of
1885, page 81 Of the Acts of the Assembly, which
quote follows:
Section 2460 On the second Monday in De-
cember IN the year after the year in which the
treasurers submit their list of delinquent real
estate to the Board of Supervisors of their coun-
ties, and the councils, other governing bodies
OF their cities as required by Section 800 of the
Tax Code of Virginia., EACH TREASURER
SHALL SELL, as hereinafter provided all the
real estate embraced in his said list of delinquent
real estate, on which the levies for which the
same was turned delinquent or any part thereof
that may remain unpaid the day of sale.'
Take notice that the real estate herein men
toned, or SO much thereof may be necessary
to satisfy the taxes levies costs and charges due
thereon for the year of 1910, will be sold at pub
lie auction at the front door of the courthouse of
Dickinson County, Va, on the 18th day Of De-
cember, 1912, that being the second Monday in
December, 1912 betwee the hours of 10 am and
4. m. that day and if the said sale be not
completed the first day, it shall be adjourned
from day to day and between the same hours
til it shall be completed unless the amout for
which said lands delinquent, together with
cost and charges shall have been previously paid
to me, the undersigned Treasurer. If sent by mail
send amount opposite your and tract PLUS
per cent penalty and per cent interest.
w. M. MCCALL, Treasurer.
Dickinson County, Virginia
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12
lARCE NUMBER RECEIVE
CERTIFICATES IN
FIRST AID WORK

Twenty-three additional First
Aid instructors are now avail
bile for classes in this county
At the conclusion of the First
Aid course conducted here dur
ing the past two weeks by Geo.
Barber, Red Cross instructor,
these persons were recommended
for an instructors certificate.
James M. Skeen, First Aid
chairman Of the Dickinson Red
Gross Chapter, plans to organize
classes for both adults and child
groups at various points in the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12
(From page one)
90 Go To Army

Clyde Prentis Stanley, Rt. 2
Fred H. Stanley, Clintwood
Edwards M. Witt, Hazel
Ray Louis Spivey, ClintWood
Raymond c.. Dingus, Darwin
Ernest w. Bise, Leck
Willie M. Davis, Norland
Floyd H. Davis, Viers
Everett Fleming, Norland
Vernon Cochran, Tivis
Chester A. Willis, Haysi
Lee Trinkle Owens, Vicey
James V. Ashbrook, Clinchco
Douglas B. Banks, Wakenva
Clarence 0. Turner, Martha
Gap
Andy A. Large, Bartlick
Luther Crockett Owens, Duty
Curtis L. Turner, Clinchco
Haneel J. Bryant, w. Dante
Perry Sykes, Skeetrock
Barney At+rus Counts, Nancy
Emory D. Duty, Duty
Edmond Toby Mooney, Clint
wood.
Aubrey P. Phillips, Trammel
Palmer Fleming, Clintwood
Claude Perrigan, Fremont
herman Rose, Clintwood
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

county with these instructors in
charge. The new classes to be or
ganized will be OF fifteen hours
duration and arranged for the
convenience of class members.
Persons interested in taking the
coure in first sid should notify
the official in charge and arrange
ment will be made for such class.
A minimum Of ten persons is de-
sired for each group.
Persons receiving First Aid In
structor's certificates are: Ruth
Lowery, Clinchco; Vilous Null
ms, Long Fork; Virginia Nicka-
lous, Mcclure; Simpson D. Pow.
ers, Haysi; Bonnie Robinette,
Haysi; Allen Stanley, Clintwood;
Beuna Stanley, Clintwood; Ev-
erette B. Stanley, Clintwood; Sid
ney Stanley, Mcclure; Verda
Stanley, Mcclure; Zella H. S.an-
ley. Clintwood; Dixie Sutherland
Clintwood Mrs. W. NJ Weddle,
Clintwood; Grace Yates, Omaha;
Evon R. Branham, Tarpon;
Claude Carly, Willard; Zula Car
ty, Willard; Thelma Cook, Clinch
co; Fannie Crabtree, eClintwood;
,Goldie M. Crabtree, Clintwood;
Ida NJ. Cunningham. Clintwood;
Roxie French, Clintwood; Mary
A. Law, Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12
CLINTWOOD CORPORATION

Name Acres Amt.
Baker, Ida 40 6.84
Beverly Ralph I. 175-B-18 CIV. Ad 1893
Beverly, w. S. L 67-68-69-7O Chase Ad 1926
Beverly, Ruth ct al SO 1893
Bray D. S. 3: | Walnut ST.; 1.16 1884
Colley, MP 81 1896
Colley c. S. L 27-29-3O 1854
Clinchfield Lbr. & Supply Co. CIV. Ad.
1-2-3-4-5 L27-28-29; L 81
38-39-42; L 104-105-106-107 20.52
ClintWood Motor Co. Gv Ad. l. 43-44 $40
Chase, Roland E. Main st g. Main
ST L 3; CIV. Ad. L 40; L SO L 1918
CIV Ad l. 1928 -25-27-29 1856
Chase, Roland E. 1872; 1924; CIV Ad
I128 1884
Crahtree u M Main St. Lot 35 $3.50
Crabtree XIV. CIV. Ad. L 132-133-134 B-14 by
Cox Georgia % Remines Ad. LA
heel Jessie Man ST. Lot 40 1888
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-11-12

William L. Harrison, Martha
Gap
Clarence Perrigan, Martha Gap
Addison F. FIibbitts, ClintWood
Gussie Mullins, ClintWood
Sherlock Sutherland, Bee
Oren K. Phipps, Norland
Clyde H. Phipps, Freezing
Vayard Hall, Clintwood
Policy Mullins, Isom
Cow n Turne Martha Gap
Allison C. Marshal Mcclure
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-04

home Sunday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Davis and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elerick Davis of
st. Louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Davis and family of Vanatta, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Davis of
Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beckford
were Frazeysburg callers We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Zona Cochran spent Mon
day evening with Mrs. Frank
Beckford.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Booth
made business trip to Newark
Monday.
Dorothy Ann Smith spent last
week with her sister Mrs. George
Van Winkle.
Mrs. Eula Ramsey and daugh-
ter Joan spent last week with
relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lille
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hahn and
son Of Millersburg spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey Holmes.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-04

WHEN you consider the new prod
ucts we've seen developed in our
time you'd think that just about
everything worth while in the
world was invented in the last
few years.
It's kind of refreshing, for
change, to find out that some pleas
ant things in our modern life date
way back to ancient days.
For instance Il read the other
day about piece of pottery some
scientists dug up in Mesopotamia.
On the pottery was a picture of
two brewery workers making beer.
That picture was 5000 years
old!
You know, that's something to
think about. Beer. &c, 900 years ago!
l wonder if it tasted anything like
the good lager beer have sent up
to the house every now and then.
Somewhere else, read that beer
came over on the Mayflower - in
fact, If remember right, short
age of beer was one of the reasons
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-04

use. Try some chopped cheese
in your next salad; sprinkle bits
of cheese through your casserole
dishes, or mix the cheese with
bread crumbs, and sprinkle it
over the top of the dish before it
is put into the oven.
If the cheese is hard enough,
you can make it into an excellent
and cheap cheese spread by graf
ing it and mixing with chopped
pickles and mayonnaise. If you
still have some that you haven't
used, try Incorporating it into a
cheese omelette for a luncheon
dish.
SOUPS: Try straining left
over soup (if it's the kind that
has vegetables in it), pureeing
the solids, and using both as
part of a gravy. Or use leftover
soup Cor vegetable juice) instead
of water next time you make pot
roast.