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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19
CHURCH SECURES
CARNEY PROPERTY
Convent to Be Established
at Corner of Homer St.,
Th0mastOn Avenue
WATERVILLE
MISS ALICE MacMULLEN
20 Chapel Street
Phone 3-7217

Waterville, July 1s-St. Michaels
church has purchased the Carney
property on the corner of Homer
street and Thomaston avenue. This
property will be used for convent
to be established soon.
Rev. Robert H. Falls announces
that Mass will be held at the
Community Chapel at Bucks Hill
every Sunday at 10:45 a. m. Confess
sions will be heard from 10 o'clock
to 1890 a. m. on Sundays. Mass
will also be held on Holy Days of
Obligation.
Il second anniversary requiem
High Mass will be held for John
Byrnes, Wednesday at 7 a. m.
A tenth anniversary requiem Mass
will be held Friday for Mrs. Virginia
Uliniskas.
A Holy Sacrifice Mass will he held
for members of our military forces
Tuesday at 8 a. m.
Sorority Convenes
Miss Bertha Arseneault Of 239
Pembroke avenue entertained the
Hut-Sut Sorority Friday evening. A
social gathering took place and a
luncheon was served.
The Hut-Sut are Betty Pryor,
Madlyn Baker, Madeline Rakich,
Ella Marlak, Bertha Arseneault, AL
so Laura Adams and Evelyn Chesha
who were absent Friday.
Briefs
Sector D-86 will meet at the home
of Mrs. Gertrude Lane this evening
at 7:45 to elect new air raid war
den sector chief.
The Casper Davis Drum Corp will
hold party for members only at
7 o'clock this evening.
The auxiliary firemen will hold
their meeting at the firehouse this
evening.
John MacMullen of g Chapel
street is spending this week at the
Boy Scout Camp, Mattatuck. in Ply
mouth.
Staff Sergeant Cyril j. Arseneault
is now stationed at Fort Lewis,
washington. ne was lOl HlSIly SId-
toned at a camp in California.
George Stanley Davis of Sheffield
street visited his son at Newport, r.
l., over the weekend.
Cpl. Harry Baker, stationed at
Pine Camp, Watertown, N Y, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
George Baker of Winyak avenue.
Al Sullivan has returned from a
two weeks stay at Camp Twirita in
New Hartford.
Harry Clark of the Army Air Corp
has returned to his camp after visit
ing his home on Yale street.
FIemen 3rd class Emery Arsen-
eault is now attending Diesel school
in Richmond Va. Seamen Arsen-
eault spend leave recently at his
home on Pembroke avenue after
completing his Boat Training al
Sampson, N. Y.
Pool Desired
There is not much opportunity
for boys and girls to swim in Wat
erville due to lack of swimming
pool here. The little boys and girls
use party OF Hancock brook to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19
Bobby Pins Or Bullets?
CIVILIAN SUPPLY BOSS FACES TOUGH PROBLEMS
IN ADVOCATING MATERIALS, BALANCING NEEDS
By PETER EDISON

d interviews with heads Of Washngtons
discuss homeont plans and problems
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19

The new famous volcano region
Of Michoacan in Mexico IS to have
a road to connect it with trunk high
ways, and many who lost their
homes during the eruption have
been hired to work on 1t.
At a Safety First pageant in
Hackney. England, police demon
strated to children the great i'm
portance of leaving untouched any
missiles found in the streets after an
air raid.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19

$ G.
A FRANK STATEMENT ON
THE TEMPORARY SHORT
AGE OF RED FOX BEER AND
ALE IN BOTTLES.
To Our Many Friends and Customers:
pssAHtyouwn be able all the
Red Fox and Ale bottles wish during the coming
from your drug You
wonder why such shortage can exist with a. brewery
:*ts"ss" '"" home tow" and believe s'''s''''
heentre botIne will be tax
e f s Rfs e b9te Red Fo Beer 1s
ordinarily theb boys the fighting fronts and
fndis hot, tired and thirsty soldier
like think that pobobyso fths beer will cochup
the Sicily.
IS in ouaono n hi topicsor
sandy, ddenA undr
shg a: a fbs se'[ We o% s %
year many hosw US much meant
tohnn will do everything possible thot>our boys and
knowyo, toe, would wontitth way.
u.s. the needs and requirements Of ournonyW Water
friends and customers always come first but we believe
this exception Of which will heartily approve
Wilt plenty ofR Fox Ale
dought the week be back ~hon
supply o edbeerwi few
LAReAY BREWING COMPANY, INC.
AzEz<YY
,lkl
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19
Pool Desired

There is not much opportunity
for boys and girls to swim in Wat
erville due to lack of swimming
pool here. The little boys and girls
use party OF Hancock brook to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19

NEXT - Joseph B. Eastman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Blonde Tries fO See
Killer i'm Death Cell

she4Ehape-- a-repilhAe- -rap=
idly fading. two Detroit youths
awaited death IN the Essex County
lalal today while an unidentified
hangman and hiS assistants were
ousy nearby on final details for
the double execution.
The condemned men. scheduled
TO hang shortly after midnight,
are Steve OgridiwSki. "a and
Barney KiSielcwSki. p. They were
convicted Of killing Joseph Borgs
Windsor restaurant proprietor.
a holdup last Oct 3.
Shortly before noon, a dis
traught. nervous. beautiful blonde
arrived al the bleak prison from
Detroit and asked TO sec KiSiClcW-
ski Sherin a. a. Marintette.
of the iall refused 10 adj
mi her 10 I've death Cefi.
She refused 10 reveal her name
because. she said. she Is married
and her husband Is unaware of
her friendship with the 2l-year-
Did Cunman
Sheriff Marintctte allowed her
10 write a farewell note. which he
promised 10 deliver.
Relatives Of the youths were not
at the prison and II was not re-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Aealed-A heiAeE- GX-AaiIld- -A4S4t
the two before the executions.
To keep secret the identity of
the hanCman, prison officials used
the traditional alias Mr.. Ellis in
referring 10 him
The two men were arrested In
Detroit short time after the
Staying
Two weeks ago their attorney.
y j Riordan. revealed that
OCrodowSkl, IN confession. had
-eNeRaEatea-h -eampaRian. .-aaa
asked that a new trial be granted
But there was little indication
today that the request would be
granted
OgrodowSk contends now that
kiSiclcwSkI was not with hun
during the holdup and a letter
has as-heeH-nr produced fFeH-ptt
Michael SedelIS. an Mp in Idaho.
that he was with the latter IN
Detroit az the hour of the crime
in Windsor.
The men occupy separate cells,
where they were visited yesterday
by priest The last rites of the
Roman Catholic Church will be
administered 10 them shortly he
fore -they Start-their march to the
gallowS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Trouble Doubles VD
For e1rieVinS Mother

Trouble and Mrs Angchne Pul-
leSco travel hand in hand
Mrs. Pullesco Is the mother of
Angelo. Il, Who was Killed Safur-
day moping near Flat Rock by a
hit-run driver who thus frustrated
robbery of a nearby gas station.
Angelo and his two youns com-
panionS had previously robbed a
staten ~ -MeREas---A--
\ year ago last July. trouble
first began in tho Pulleso home
when Esther. l6, took advantage
o fhcr mothers absence on "a shop
ping trip 10 pack her belongings
and leave home
Esther hasn't been heard from
since Where She is her family
doesn't knoW. but her mother /,
appealing 10 her to come home for
Angeles funeral at 9 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
INVADERS MPoRTED

Though the intensified aerial
offensive appeareaD designed 10
soften Southern Italy possibly for
invasion. Allied listeners heard a
report broadcast by an AXIS sta
ton called Radio Liberation
that forces already have been put
ashore in Southern Italy and
Crete
The bombing Of Salerno was
believed 70 have completed the
isolation Of Naples. II cut or
made useless the railroad south Of
Naples. while TWO earlier attacks
cut the tracks north and east Of
the city
ono OF the bottlcnccks through
which all rall traffic 10 and from
the toe Of Italy must pass along
the western coast. Salcrno aerial
reduction was a big step in the
campaign 10 cut the life lines OF
South Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
RAF BOmberS
Hit RhineIdnd
Photo by Internationai News Photo

LONDON. Aug. % (UP)-Brit-
ish four motored bombers at
tackled the Rhineland for the
first time in two weeks last night,
bIoCk-buSting the chemical works
at Leverkusen, four miles north
Of Cologne.
Raj Mitchells attacked the St.
Omer railway yards in Northern
France today encountering no
German fighter opposition.
Yesterday. the air field south
west Of Rouen was bombed with
a loss of nine planes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
.DapS RaZed Buildings.
Made kiSka BarSeS

Az ADVANCED ALASKAN
BASE Aug y delayed up
The japanese evacuated kiSka
because It had been made un-
tenable by more than 1000 tons
oof bombs cropped upon ITS 80
targets IN seven months plus in
Vulnerable ShellingS by American
WarShipS
Moreover. American control Of
the waters around the far Aleu-
tlanS was so tight that the evac-
uation was made by submarine
and bargcS. some of them con-
Structcd by the. garrison itself
with what materials 1t had avail
able
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Shift Of 100000
To War Work Needed

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3 QNSl
VINO Chairman McNutt warned
today that from now until July
1914, a "rockbottom minimum Of
$500, 900 persons must transfer TO
essential war jobs.
OF this number, he said 2.l0O-
900 persons must shift from their
present 10 essential Jobs by Jan |
and the remainder must transfer
during the first siN months Of
1914.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Jap Attack in Honan
by Chinese

NEW YORK. Aug, % GNS) -
Heavy fighting N the eastern part
of Honan Province IN China was
revealed today in A Chinese COM
munlque broadcast by the Chung
king radio.
Japanese forces which attacked
Chinese -poSItloaS--al- Shlh=Shan-
kiang, south of Paoching. on the
morning of Aug - the commu-
nique disclosed. were Stopcpd with
heavy losses.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Mexico TO Honor Disney

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. % QNS)
Film producers Walt Disney
and Louis B Mayer today pre-
pared 10 leave for Mexico City.
whore President Camacho will
confer MeXico's highest decora-
uon the Aztec Eagle. upon them
for fostering American-Mexican
goodwill with motion pictures.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Australian Election
Won by Curtin Party

NEW YORK. Aug. % GNS) -
Incomplete returns in Saturdays
Australian federal elections indi-
cate Prime Minister John Curtln'S
Labor government will have a
majority of p 10 "a seats in the
75-Scat House of Representatives,
the Melbourne radio said today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
BY EDGAR HAYES

BRIGGS STADIUM Aug 23-
About 5000 fans turned out for
the swing-Shift game between the
Tigers and Yankees here this
morning The teams VIII play a
second game starting at $50
Hal NewhouSer. beaten m his
last seven starts was in The box
for Detroit while Bill Zuber was
the Yankee choice.
Yesterday before q record crowd
OF 5s40i the Tigers took both
ends Of double-header from he
Yanks
After yesterdays double dl>aS-
ter Joe Mccarthy shook up ms
lineup for today'S first game
George Stainback. former Tiger.
was IN right field and SurnweISS
al >hort>top.
In the douhlc-header The Yam
KEGS committed 10 errors,
FIRST INNING
NEW YOEh -isIunaca >tr..a a.t.
So slt S'rrwriss Johnson Io4Hird O..
len Rlpplwar'h threw og' Keller SO
run one hI'. mo- error.
DETROIT s'.rrweiss umhIeH C-a
mcrs .rpunter Hoover stuce uu' WAKE
field walked YORK Ftef fY ~fafrna.r
Hrsl0s forced Wssehe'c Johnson ta
Gos1on 80 run. no hf one error
>LCo>D INNI>G
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
DRANK BEER WARM

None Of them cared to wait FOR
the beer 10 be chilled The bar
tenders got wise 10 that quickly
SO they simply opened case after
case As 1t came up from the cool
basement. slapped the bottles on
the bar or INTO the outStretChcd
hands of the thirsty and took IN
the money.
No glasses no cute little pads
70 soak up the wetncSs nothing
bat bottles OF beer.
That's how II was in wartime
Detrol las, night. As one weary
roundlthe-towner SAID after an
evening OF being showed from spot
10 spot
This town these dayS-it's
like every night was Christmas
Eve"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
TWIN DRIVES LAUNCHED

MOSCOW. Aug. % INSD-Red
army columns today launched a
double-pronged blow in the valleys
OF the Donets and Mus rivers
southeast of Kharkov, driving for
ward along a 95-mile front in A
campaign that threatens 10 trap a
huge German army in South
Russia.
Striking south OF Izyum and
southwest of VoroShilovgrad, the
Russians menaced scores Of thou
sands of Nazi forces deep in the
bend of Donets River who would
be caught in A massive "Stalin-
grad death-trap if-the Izyufn
drive succeeded in Seyering a vital
railroad lifeline TO the west.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Grand Jury Probe of Legislature Granted
Spending Spree Hits
Detroit Night Life
land Daytime Too!

Buck prvates drinking sx-ounce splits of 50-cent
stout in Detros nghttown last night, and workers
with their families standing in line in their Sunday
best waiting at the ctys most exclusive dining places
pay top prices for food.
Tine nations third largest house had sold 8 i4A
every performance intervening
and still the crowds mled about under the marquee they
did nearly every bright spotfrom the honkytonk pitches
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
CROSSED 20 MILES OF SEA

American air force intelligence
officers assembling the facts OF
the Allied hioodleSS victory IN
the Japanese finally from
soil, concluded today
that the evacuation had started
July 10 when planes sighted four
Small-CTUt In the kiSka area.
It had been thought that they
We're attempting 10 supply The
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Wednesday AZ the residence. 36O5
Preston.
Yoalndn. II. indicated there was
no reason FOR her sister Leaving
home.
When told Esther might come
himc il sch had seen accounts of
her brothers death in the news
papers. Yolanda said
Esther wouldn't recognize
him by that name. His real
name j. August tAngele.and- -,re-
always called him 'Gusie.'"
Mrs. PulleScoS other son. Amer
ico Rca 20 has been unable 10
get a furuough from the army To
come home from Miami Beach.
Fla where he is stationed
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Germans Flee
Besiieged City
During Night
Berlin Radio Reveals
Victory by Russians;
Dnieper Push Impends

BERLIN, Aug. p tBy official
German uireleSs) (INSl-Ths
great Ukrainian steel center Of
Kharkov has been evacuated, the
German radio said today.
The broadcast quoted an official
from the German
high command.
Evacuation of the huge base.
RusSia's fourth largest city and
one-time capital of the rich
Ukraine, came after two and a
half weeks of siege by power
ful Red army columns that vir-
tually surrounded the city.
tLast front reports indicated
the Nazis had only a 13-mile-
wide escape corridor southwest
from Kharkov leading to the
Crimea.
German prisoners taken by
the Russians last week testified
they had received orders 10
defend their positions in the
great steel and rail center Ito
the last man,
The German announcement said
the evacuation was completed last
night.
DESTROY PLANTS
After destroying all mill
tary installations and without
being subjected to enemy pres
sure" said Berlin, German
troops evacuated the city Of
kharkov according to plan"
Soviet possession of Khar-
kov, the biggest strongpoint in
the Nazis' south Russian de-
fense line reaching 100 miles 10
the west. gives the Red army a
springboard from which to
launch an offensive against the
enemy's Dnieper River defenses
and 10 recover the Ukraine.
London observers pointed out.
Capture of Kharkov. coming
As days after the Germans
launched their summer offen-
slve, climaxed a streamroller
Soviet campaign that saw the
liberation of Orel and Belgorod
and now menaces the great rail
hub of Bryansk.)
The German announcement OF
The bases fall attempted TO min
-mlze the magnitude of the Red
army's latest victory-its greatest
IN the current offensive.
Red army occupation of the
oaSe represented the fourth time
IN less than two years that Khar-
kov has changed hands.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

garrison II now appears they
were the first of the evacuees
The barge-loadS and submarine
loads of fleeing japanese were
compelled TO cross 70 miles Of sea.
il was believed to Buldir Island.
where they made rendezvous with
small ships The bargeS were be-
heved those with which they had
occupied KiSka--16 10 20
BEGAN AUG. 80, 1874?
It. Col. Jean X. Fogcl. an in
telhgenCe officer of the air-forceS
field headquarters. revealed that
the Japanese on kiSka tore down
some 30 buildings between July
26 and August 2
we have little doubt that
the enemy used this lumber To
build additional bargeS and took
engines from his trucks TO
power them" he said.
The bargeS probably m0Ted at
about five knots an hour. which
indicated many round trips were
made through rhe black nights
and fog >hrouded days of late
July and early August 10 cvacu-
ate a garrison estimated TO have
900 10 llOOO men at
It's maximum strength
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
THREE COUNTS N PETITION

Rushton'S petition contained
three counts. The first merely
states that between the dates
mentioned above; certain per
sons whose true names arc
unknown TO this complaint Of
fered bribcS 10 certain members
OF the Legislature 10 influence
their votes or opinions on legiS-
latlVe matters.
The second count charges that
certain members of The Lcgisla-
ture. whose names also are
unknown accepted gifts and
gratuities and promised 10 vote in
p particular manner or upon a
particular side Of certain qucs-
tons before the Legislature
Rushton asserts IN the third
count that these members be
trayed their public trust and did
corruptly solicit" bribeS and gifts
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

DIR. J. {. TOOLE, DENTIST. 10
" Lafayette AZ Mich. Opp. CITY
Hall Hours. 80. Tel CA. 668g.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
REQUESTED BY LEAGUE

The grand Jury Investigation
vas sought by members OF The
Detroit Citizens League IN vcon-
nection with legislation on the So
called antichaIn banking bill
which passed both houses m 1871.
only TO be vetoed by Gov Van
Wagner.
Last week Rep. William G.
Stenson told RuShton that ne had
been paid $1,000 to influence his
vote on the bin. and that he had
returned tho money 10 "a
stranger wearing . gray SUIT"
II is assumed that Sten>on VIII
be one Of the first witnesses be-
fore the grand jury Judge Carr
said he hoped 10 have tho IN
Vestigatlon started before the end
of this week
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
5000 Out
For a.. NJ.
Ball Game
MORNING GAME

Zuber and Hemsley Nevhouser
and Richards.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SHOOT DOWN 81 FIGHTERS

American Martin Marauder
bonbers, escorted for the first
time by ABS Invaders. sent scores
of tons OF explosives and fire
bombs crashing down on the
sprawhng railroad yards Of Sa-
erno in daylight. and British
WellingtonS followed through with
a block-buSter night attack
The Marauders rung up a rec
ord for the second straight day
by shooting down 81 AXIS fighters
from among the 50 10 100 that
pounced on. the American forma-
tion over SaleTo. The escorting
Invaders shot down TWO others.
On Satuday hc MarauderS shot
down p cnemS fighters in a single
cement.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

low middle Woodward 10 the
Suavely lighted shop windows or
Washington boulevard.
il was carnival in the city
Wartime hySteria. yes BIG wages
and biz spending YES but Sull
carnival time For some strange
reason the crowds n-dnWntnWn
Detroit, the pleasure seekers and
the wanderers thlckcned 10 a
mass that amazed the most sea o.
Soned observers Of The city al
play
And il was the same during the
day Al Briggs Stadium, SO 4O4
customers surgcd up the ramps.
Ten thousand were turned away
officials estimated.
ALL BARS PACKED
There vas one theory about the
record crowd Al the bail game
that might we'll he true. The
well-knoWn beer shortage - that
for many seems endless appar-
entity does not exist az the ball
park So ltS not impossible that
q fairly heavy SprinklinC Of root
ers out Michigan avenue yestcr-
day may have been cheering for
brew instead Of batterS
Downtown again. tho cyc.
nlnG the bars that were open were
packed TO the doors and beyond
whether they had beer or n8t
One place which has made
pretty far reputation for having
a good supply of malt beverages.
had 20 hustle to- keep IN the beer.
drinkers good graceS
Long lines spilled over outside
the place. and were admitted
,inely or az best. IN groups Of
TWO and three
once inside. they were on their
own For there were beer
drinkers standing pressed in cor
nrIS and peTChcd on stair rail-.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Judge 0. Ks
Inquiry Info
BribeChdrgeS
4 Legislators Will Be
First Witnesses, Says
Rushton After Ruling
rm.. >,a,t Cnrr..pnnd.n,

LANSING Aug z3--ctfett4i
Judge Leland w Carr Of lnGham
County today granted the petition
Of Atty. Gen. Herbert j. Rushton
for one-man grand jury 10 IN
vestIgate charges Of legislative
graft in Michigan
Rushtons petition waS formal
in nature and named no Individual
under suspicion The attorney
general announced however, that
The first witnesses would be four
members of the State Legislature.
The attorney general IN his pc
tition said
I'VE have Information from
reliable sources that bribery
took place in the Legislature be
tween dan. !. 1899 and July /,
I943."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Big Air Raid
Cuts Sd|erno
From Naples
troops Put Ashore
in South Italy, Crete
Broadeaster Says

ALLIED no \. Africa Aug.
- rrPJ Alfred planes yesterday
loosed A hurricane day and night
aerial bombardment on Saierno,
big Italian communications center
30 miles southeast Of Naples and
Snot down 33 more lntercepung
fighters 10 boost their four-day
DaE 10 fffi y Was announced To-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

British Llherators and HalifaXes
blasted railway yards a. Crotone
on the sole Of the Italian boot
Saturday night, touching off fires
and explosions. some Of them near
a chemical factory
The Republican., 1943-05-27

Scott and Mrs Robert Layman. of
Cardiff, Md, are visiting relatives
{ here.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. am
Mrs Edward Lancaster was buried
Thursday in the Addison (PaD Gem
etery.
Mrs Merrelle Shultz and daughter
Jessie, Somerfeld, Pa, spent Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. H. L. Shoe
maker.
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow and daugh-
ters Louise and Eleanor and Mrs R.
H. Schlossnagle and daughter Shir-
ley were Thursday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Spear, Oakland.
Mrs. Richard Helbig returned to
her home in Oakland after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. 0. Nc
Cullough.
Corp. Wilbur Fox, Camp Gordon
Johnston, Florida, is spending two
weeks furlough here with his par
| entS, Mr. and Mrs. A. r.. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wicklow and
children, of Terra Alta, spent Satur-
day evening and Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Wicklow.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Livengood, Of
Hazelton, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazee.
Dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Hinebaugh were Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Riley and son Car
roll, of Uniontown, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Riley and daughter Ruth Of
Sand Spring
Mr.. and Mrs Playford Jenkins and
infant visited the formers mother at
Markleysburg on Sunday.
Mrs. Vida Tucker spen, the week
end in Green Springs, West Va,
with relatives
The Republican., 1943-05-27
NEW GERMANY

Mr.. and Mrs Wade Broadwatcr and
Ailene and Marvin BroadWatcr; MI
and Mrs. Otho Filc and Mrs. Fannie
Weitzel of Avilton, visited at the
Leland Swauger home on Sunday.
Lee Fazenbaker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Fazcnbakcr, who was
recently inductcd into the army, is
stationed at Camp Cook, in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broadwater and
family, Steve Broadwater, and Mrs
Dave Lewis were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Warwick, and
Mrs. DorcaS Warwick, at Elbow.
Mesdames S. l.. Otto, Willie War
nick, Lloyd Kamp, Asa Fresh, and
Miss Mabel Broadwater recently at
tended meeting Of the Women's s
Guild, at Somerset, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rounds of the
Fairview community have three sons
in the service. Private Irwin Rounds,
is located somewhere in England;
Private Olin Rounds, Camp Meade,
and Private Minor Rounds, who was
just inducted.
Mrs. Ralph Doak, of Cumberland
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Fresh.