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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
widows Mite

Hollywood-Stars, directors writ CTS, supporting players work for nothing on filming of 'This Chang ing World" being produced at RKO Radio, proceeds of which will go to British and American war charities. But extras get $25 @ day. Not. how ever, Connie Leon, veteran British charaster actress who came out of retirement to play in London bomb- ing scene. When handed her check, she returned it tabbed for fund, say ing. "Widdow's mite to help smash Axis might"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
P. S.-NO Job

William Setter, directing "De- stroyer' with Edward G. Robinson and Glenn Ford at Columbia, re- ceived the most unusual request for an acting job in his long ca- reer.
 It came from Carl Hammond, who is in the Oklahoma City county jail, in the form of @ telegram which read:
 Have long black hair. Dancer. Will donate my acting. My writeup and picture is in the daily Okla homa paper. Please write or wire before they cut my hair"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
PROGRESS

If Glenn Ford can do an auto- mobile racing picture and a rail- road story, he will complete the cycle of transportation yarns at Columbia.
 In Adventures of Martin Edin". 1t was a freighter. In Flight Lieu tenant he used airplanes. In "The Desperadoes" it was horseback. And, in Destroyer" he is going places on those swift little fighting ships of the Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
PR1cR1T1Es HAVE A LINING

Hollywood = Nothing so bad but it might be worse, say Hollywood movie-makers when they come ur against some priority. Just to show that even priorities can have a sill yer lining, take the case of those hand-tailored silk pajamas for Gary Grant, called for in script of RKC Radios Prom Here to Victory" Nc silk, so wkardrobe made 'em out of overcoat lining. Being stiffer than silk, they photographed better.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
WIDOWS MITE

Hollywood - Stars, directors writ CTS, supporting players work for nothing on filming of This Chang ing World" being produced at RKO Radio, proceeds of which will go to British and American war char ities. But extras get $25 @ day. Not
 however, Connie Leon, veteran Brit ish character actress who came out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
SOME TITLE

Republic comedienne Judy Canova believes she's been given the military title to end all military titles. A Royal Air Force Group in Canada has chosen Judy as the girl we'd most like to be with on @ parachute jump." The R.A.F. lads explain that Judy could keep them laughing on the way down.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
PINT SIZE PLUS

Hollywood - Stand-in for Fred die Mercer, IT, boy singer rebuting in films in RKO Radios "The Great Gildersleeve." is Henry Stone, 4S, who calls himself no midget but an In-Between. He's 4-6. Midget's stop at .4-3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
TWO OF A KIND

Glenn Ford has found his perfect double in Second Glass BoatswaiT1s Mate Tom Gascoigne, stationed at San Diego. Cascoigne, who visited the set of Destroyer" at Columbia while on leave, actually was mis- take nfor Ford by Director William Setter, who instructed the sailor to go rehearse his next scene before he realized his mistake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15

for the little ones has been pulp lished in three volumes.
 Jimmy Cagney, the screens best toughie, who used to be 0 choir singer. .Greta Garbo, who "hates' publicity, but who keeps a big scrap book of everything writer about her. The refugee actors ir Hollywood, who never get to play anything but the most hateful sort or Nazi heels. And Tom Dugan an Irishman who has twice played Adolf Hitler on the screen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
Pint Size Plus

Hollywood-Stand-in for Freddie Mercer, II, boy signer debuting in films in RKO Radios '"The Great Gildersleeve," is Henery Stone, 43r who calls himself no midget but an In-Betwesp. He's 4-6. Midgets stop at 4-3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
WANTS NO KIBITZING

Hollywood - Fred Astaire, soon to return to RKO Radio, scene of his greatest film triumphs, to make Look Out Below" stipulated he wouldn't engage in any kissing se- quenceS without two days advance notification. This is so he can tell his wife to stay away. Her pres- ence, he says, cramps his style.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
TRAVELLER SMITH

Alexis smith, who has traveled to ie foreign countries in her screen roles, but she's never actually been farther than chicago sydney dreenstTeet. for % years a comedian on the English and New York stage. but typed as an insidlolls heavy on the screen. Carroll Naish. aTs- other lnsldlous killer, whose poetry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
PRODUCER AS PRODUCER

Pierre Watkins, who used to be a well-known producer on Broad way, picked as "just the type" for the producer walk on" in "Old Actquaintance." Ginger Rogers, the girl who is always playing such a glamorous sophisticate, and is al- ways telling everybody these days what great fun 1t is to milk a COW ,. . Veranica Lake, who except for the few minutes during the day she is actually in front of the camera, wears her hair pulled back and tied in pigtails. leaving that eye completely exposed to the bare air.
 Dorothy LaEnour. who's been bare- foot in nearly every picture she's made, and she owns more shoes than any star you can name. The m" pressive looking extras playing die plomatic dignitaFies in full dress and gold braid uniforms in "Mls- sion to Moscow changing at the end Of the day Into grease.statned oVeralls for the night shift at Lockheed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
WRAPS UP ROLE

Faye Emerson, one of the few feminine personalities in Warner Brothers "Air Force" epic story of Q Flying Fortress in the Pacific
 plays her entire role swathed irl handages victim at Pearl Harbor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
Hollywood Gossip

of retirement to play in London bombing scene. When handed her check, she returned 1t tabbed for fund, saying, widows mite to help smash Axis might"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
Up And Down Broadway
BY JACK GAvER United Press Drama Editor

NJEW YORK Jan l6-UP-Two plays which have just N here preceded by considerable favorable publicity
 their points rngde scrutiny heavy post performance cogtaon difficult what all the shouting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15

ws BuFa Coal. .. Save Heat e. Come .o
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Marriage OF
teacher
Is Announced

THE MARRIAGE of Elsie
Schwartz and George Yellin,
which took place several months
ago. was announced today by
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel s. Schwartz, 305 South
Walnut street,
Mrs. Yellin attended the Wo-
mems College Of the University
of North Carolina and complet-
ed her degree at Michigan State
Teachers College, in Ypsilant.
She is an elementary teacher a.
the Lincoln school in Mount
Clemens.
Mr.. Yellin, who is also a
graduate of Michigan State
Teachers College, is training to
be an instructor in the physlca
education department of the u
S. Navy.
MRS. MEYER EDELSTElN
has as her guests, Sergt Major
Murray Captain and Mrs Cap
Ian. her sister, and their two
children Phyllis and Bobby OF
Toronto, Ont. Major Captain Is
stationed at the Ottawa Mill
tary Hospital on Porter Island
at Ottawa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
OrganiSt Honored
for Long Service

MRS. AMOS CHASE. who has
been organist in Zion church in
Fraser for Is years, Will leave
Saturday for Cedar Rapids. To-
wa, 10 joan her husband who is
doing clvlltn defense work in
the Fruehauf Trailer company.
The pastor of the church, Rev.
Lynn B Tschudy during his
Sunday morning service thank
ed Mrs. Chase for her services
to the church in all these years
and SAID that himself and the
membership Of the church would
look and hope for her return and
that Of her husband Many So
cial events have been given IN
her honor during the past week
Friday evening the church mem
bership under the direction of
the Womens Guild Will hold a
farewell party in the church in
her honor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
|enty Wore Are Needed
Beam Next Class

County Chapter, announces that
a new class will start in early
fall if the necessary number of
80 people will register. Ten have
already registered and but 20
more are needed to begin the
class.
Mrs Fenton will be in the
Chapter Office on Cass avenue
on Tuesday mornings and Thurs
day afternoons for the purpose
of interviewing those who are
interested in signing up. II is
hoped that many will answer to
this urgent plea
THE PHILATHEA CLASS of
the Presbyterian church Will
hold pot-luck supper Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Steinbrink, 1891 Ro-
meo Plank road, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Herbert Jones Is chairman
and she viii be assisted by her
committee
MIR. A,D MRS. f A. BAR
RELL. JR., and daughter, Bar
bara Louise, of Crosse Pointe
Farms. we're week end visitors
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart DeMott, 95 Ahrens street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
er HonOrS
| Mae Sheets

r. MAE SHEETS, bride
las honor guest at a pers-
|oWer Tuesday evening,
|ome of Mrs. Paul Gott-
rand avenue. Mrs Colt
Mrs. Rollo Kuse were
sses at the pre-nuptlal
icon was served at a ia
actively decorated with
|owers and candlelabra.
|uest list included Mrs.
hts and Ruth Sheets,
and sister Of the bride
Kathleen Coulon, Mrs.
rner. Mrs. Peter Gottke,
pyd Hilbert, Mrs Earl
Mrs. Vernon Spicer,
|tap1er, and Phyllis Hlb-
Sheets will we'd Lieut..
Kohler in late August.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
CAN FOR WINTER

Select the best corn from the
garden for canning Time ell
ement is valuable two hours
from the garden TO the jar Husk
remove silk and cut kernels
from the cob cut deep if
YOU want whole kernel corn
cut top and scrape for
cream style Add teaspoon Of
salt TO each quart OF corn and
half as much water as corn. by
weight. Heat to boiling and
pack into hot containers at once.
Leave at least one inch head
space in each jar and adjust jar
lids, carefully following the di-
rections on the lid box, especial
~ if you are using new war
time lar tops.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Elizabeth Murray
Weds Edward Kirby

MRS. LEONORA MURRAY,
of Also jefferson avenue, has
announced the marriage of her
daughter. Elizabeth, TO Edward
Kirby. OF Daytona Beach. Fla.
The ceremony took place on
Aug. 4 at Daytona Beach where
the young couple are making
their home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
X WM the Colon, X

Mesa. San Diego, Cal after
spending a Is day furiough at
his home on Grand avenue
where ne visited his mother,
Mrs. Jack Mack, and sister
Marie.
PFC. EDWARD REDMOND,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Redmond, North Broadway. has
been promoted TO the rank OF
sergeant He IS stationed al Fort
Bliss, Texas.
PVT. ROLAND PELTIER,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pei
tier Park avenue, has been pro.
NOTED TO the rank Of Private
First Class. He is stationed al
Camp Polk, La.
DON c. PEARSON, son OF
MT and Mrs. {. r, Pearson,
Union Lake road, has been
awarded petty officer rating
as a Gunner's Mate third class,
upon graduation from the Serv-
ice School al the Us. Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes,
Ill.
MRS. JOSEPH VERMUELEN
Of New Street, left yester lay 10
visit her husband, Pvt. Yer
muelen, who is stationed al
Camp Wallace, Texas.
APPRENTICE SEAMAN RON
AID FLEMING, son of Mrs
Donald Terril, Barbara street
is stationed with the Coast
Guard in Manchester Beach
New York.
NAVAL AVIATION CADET
JOHN MATTHEWS. son of Mr.
and Mrs. j. H Matthews, has
completed his flight course al
Mount Pleasant and has beer
transferred to Iowa for three
months training period. He was
home this week on three day
furlough.
SERGT. STEVE STAJSIH
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stajsih, South River road, i
home on furlough from Mari
eta College, Ohio. A famil!
dinner was given in his honoi
n Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Sweet Corn
Season Brings
Table Treat
Prepared by the Mount
Clemens Nutrition Committee
of Civilian Defense.

SWEET CORN is AS AMER
ICAN as the Stars and Stripes
longed for by Americans in
exile and eagerly welcom-
ed from season 10 season by
Americans at home. We know
what it meant TO our New Eng
land ancestors and it should
mean just as much 10 us in war
time menus today,
It's in season now and the
quicker it goes into the pot after
it is brought from the garden
the better the flavor. Don't cook
it too long 49,. six to ten min
utes is sufficient.
Let's not waste a single ear
or kernel this year All that IS
not eaten at one meal should be
cut from the cob and stored IN
the ice box ready for use
in steWed tomatoes, corn pud-
ding. corn fritters, or in a vege-
table salad.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

RED CROSS NURSES
RPS is in desperate need
Requests for nurses aids
ing in daily rom st. JOS
|pital, Base Hospital at
F Field, ard Cummings
School for crippled
So many members have
I 10 industry, change of
+ end other reasons, that
|ests cannot be filled. The
graduating class con-
! 35 members but the
has been sadly depleted.
Walter Fenton, Nurses
of Macomb
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
IS EASY TO DRY

Dried corn IS delicious and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Kennedy to
Rnge Pulpit

AND MRS. j. l. KEN r
eft Tuesday for the Up
hinsula and Drummond
Mr. Kennedy will act as
teacher az the First Pres
Church OF Sault Ste.
br the next two Sundays
bit here Will be supplied
|lndav by Mr. Jack Me
J. who is Christian Edu-
Eeci,etary for Presbyter-
fk in the state and IS
Town 10 the young peo-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
ID Cross Nurses Aid Corps Voices Urgent Plea for Members
Former Resident
is Heard Over Air

A LOCAL RESIDENT, who
was listening TO her favorite ra-
do program the other morning,
became overly enthusiastic
when she heard the name Of our
city mentioned. II is the custom
of the Good Neighbor pro
gram. which is broadcast from
Los Angeles. Cal, to interview
the oldest person in the audience
and present that person with an
orchid. This time it happened
to be a lady who was "a years
old. She gave a sketch of her
life telling that she was born IN
Mount Clemens and had lived
there for so years Her name,
Mrs Elizabeth Hall. is well
known to many around MacomD
county
ST. ANNE'S GUILD met with
Mrs. Caroline Foley at her home
on Elizabeth street, for a pot
81 luck luncheon on Wednesday.
Card games were played after
the luncheon.
MR.. AND MRS HEN r Y
MENZEL, MIR August Mcneil,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sy, of
TDnionVilte. were callers al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Sy,
Clinton street, on Wednesday
evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

Contrary circulating Mount Clemens thot Ioundes FIJI
ed Nornngon Laundry 81
Hubbard Ave. full o of girls and prepared Toxic
1000 Each corty oundered
hondoned Service and quality Of work guooneed TO
satisfy bock Not weeks not week. But 4OAY
SERVICE!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

rs NoTE: For reasons OF se-
of those II service cannot be
this eolamn.
t.'FRANK r HOWARD.
Mr.. and Mrs Rainie f.
Highland avenue, ar
ONE on a short leave
DAY, Capt. Howard is
d al Camp Davis. \ C.,
tstructor in the Antl-Air-
rtillery School.
ID CLASS petty officer
Jones, formerly a me-
! employee of the Mont
der and wife, have ar
from Manhattan Beach,
ork 10 spend a ten day
n here with friends and
r LIEUT. AND MRS
EHALEN Norma Camp.
ere recent visitors al the
bf Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
b ~ Buckingham drive,
j. Whalen. who is well
here, has left Long Is
| ty, n. Y. and has depart
b special mission for the
fashic Division of The
Corps.
| EVANS TITUS has re.
TO Fort Jackson, S. C.
| pending a five day fur
with his parents, Mr.. and
| NY Titus, OF Jones street
! WALTER SCHULWITZ
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Eitz, Of Rathbone street, i:
bn a Is day furlough. He
Toned at Camp Young
! JACK MACK. U.S.M.C
turned to Camp Kearn.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
PRESERVING METHOD

Corn may also De preserved
for winter use by brining
or freezing if YOU have locker
IN frozen food plant. For direc-
tions for these processes consult
your Defense Council Nutrition
Committee
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
3lZarri;ed

fortunately the home drying pro-
cess is easy. Here, as in canning,
speed is desirable Select any
good table variety that is in the
milk stage husk, remove silk,
and pro-cook until the milk is
set IS 10 20 minutes. Drain
and cut from the cob. If YOU use
an oven for drying spre4d the
corn y to "a inches deep on
trays or racks made TO fit the
oven stir frequently. The
bottom Of the tray or rack should
be made of a single thickness Of
cotton curtain netting. Drying
time is : 10 8 hours at 1870 to
$50 degrees. When completed
the kernels should be dark yell
lDN and translucent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
PROCESS IMMEDIATELY

5 In a pressure cooker pint jars
should be processed for so min
utes and quart Jars for 20 MIN
utes al 10 pounds pressure. If A
boiling water bath is used the
processing time Is 3 y hours for
either pintS or quarts If YOU
use the boiling water bath meth
od remember that when the
corn is taken from the Jars il
must be boiled for 10 minutes,
covered with liquid, before serv-
ing do this before tasting
After processing, complete the
seal unless already done 3.
set jars upright and cool as
quickly as jossible bat protected
from drafts.
IT'S EASY TO DRY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-09

fighting stubbornly. Russian troops
pushed across central Ukraine in eff
fort to clear Dnieper bend, threatening
all enemy positions in lower Ukraine.
Reds admitted evacuating several
towns north of Zhitomir in Kiev sail
ent. Russia expressed satisfaction
with results of conference in Teheran.
Yugoslav partisans reported decisive
victory over Nazi forces in Slovenia
Two German airdromes near Athens,
Greece, were heavily bombed by
planes from Africa. Bombers were
over northern arc of Japan's New
Britain coast and nearby islands. Six
new airdromes for U. S. airforce were
dedicated in Britain along with a
promise to Hitler of some real action.
THURSDAY-After week of bit
terest fighting of Italian campaign
L. S. and British troops were slashing
down northern slopes of Magiore and
Canine mountains into Garigliano
river valley Is miles from Rome.
Nazi stronghold of Mignano was viz
tually surrounded. Reds captured
Sharovka, cutting a railway in new
drive on German communications in
Dnieper bend. Germans hurled LOO
tanks into sector west of Kiev and
pushed Russians back north of Zhito-
mir. Germans claimed they wiped out
Russian bridgehead around Kerch in
Crimea Turkey called up reserve Of
ficers and million men. A carrier task
force in Pacific sank four Jap ships
including two light cruisers and shot
down seventy-two enemy planes in at
tack on Marshall Islands Navy dis
closed construction program of $4,000
landing craft of all types, with $4,000
already completed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-09
JENNINGS

With the opening Of the deer season
here, many cars passed through the
village long before dawn Monday on
their way to Negro Mountain where
the occupants would be in the woods
by daylight many Of them weathcring
the rain until dark
William Morgalt is seriously i'll at
this time.
Pvt. Olin Meyers, USA, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meyers
and relatives.
Pvt. Vernon Bowers, USA., is home
on leave for few days with his par
cnts, Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Bowers.
Mrs. Galen Beachy, accompanied by
Miss Gywn, went to New York City
last week to bid the formers son, Pvt
Luther Beachy, farewell before he left
for overseas duty.
Homer Warwick, Baltimore, visited
his mother. Mrs. Birdie Warwick, ovcl
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Perry Wilbun were
guests on Sunday of Jason Wlbum
Elmer Wilburn, of Cumberland, was
here over the weekend with his par.
cnts.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond burst, OF
North Glade, visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Sidney burst, and othc,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One nice 1887 Chew
rolet Coupe with radio. w. D. Casteel,
Oakland.-41-3t*
FOR SALE-Good Rabbit Dog.
American Beagle; female Price. $25.
See Max yelling, Oakland.-41-3t"
FOR SALE - 225 Barred Rock
Pullets, fifteen weeks old; good laying
strain. Clark Schlossnagle, Friends
vile, phone 2112.-412t.
FOR SALE-A Fordson Tractor in
good condition. Also a tract of tim
Der. Sam Wilson, Route /, Oakland,
Md.-41-3t*
FOR SALE-1940 Chevrolet Pick
up Truck with good rack, excellent
tires, Al condition. Kermit Teets
Phone 1857, Terra Alta, w. Va.-412*
FOR SALE-One Hay Press, in
good condition. Apply Roy B. Lichty
Mountain Lake Park, or call phone
20, between 8 a, m. and p. m.-41-3"
FOR SALE-Eight room house; has
bath, gas, water and electric. Two
car garage Good garden. Write NJ. w
Mann, 124 Third Street or phone
1-W-42-3t*
FOR SALE-Bull Calf 8 months
old; Heifer, coming two years old
bred; both in extra good condition.
John N. Michael, Mt, Lake Road
41-3t%
FREEPORT COAL-Delivered any
time Price reasonable. Good coal
guaranteed so percent lump. Write
/ Paul Cullers, Gormania, W. Va, OF
leave orders at Warnick's Market, il
Oakland 39-4t2
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-09

FOR SALE OR RENT-The Harry
Wilt farm, located between Oakland
and Crellin. If interested, see A. D.
Naylor, Oakland.-41-3t*
FOR SALE - Eight-room brick
house; steam heat and double garage;
also six-room house-the old Hart
property for sale or trade on pickup
truck; so feet Of air or steam hose;
one set knee action for Chevrolet; one
radiator, "a. Sam Nightingale, Oak
land, Md.-42-2t#
FOR SALE-1OO it. 2 inch used
galvanized pipe; 100 #. 3-8 inch new
Galvanized Pipe; 100 fit. a inch new
Black Pipe; l Aid small Cook Stove;
10 Doors, PKG and up to 3 fit TIT;
lots of 2x4's and wider Frame Lum-
Der; 300 fit. soft wood Flooring; 1000 fit
! used White Oak Plank, II # long,
/ like new; l large CupOla Fan, bundle
! Hay Bale Wire; so lineal fit. sheet Cop
per for valleys. Address or call Phone
25O1, J. w. Holman, Friendsville, Md
-42-tf.
/ FOR SALE-One-fourth mile west
of Oakland, the VIM. Hauser farm,
25 acres, mostly rich bottom land, 8
/ room house, hot ar furnace, Kitchen
range, hot water boiler, kitchen sink,
bathroom outfit linoleum on hall
ways, dining room, living room and
kitchen. Electric current, Oakland city
water, also spring of water near
house 2-car garage (new). Bank
barn 35X55 feet, room for 10 head of
cattle and horses. Milk shed attached
to garage for 5 cows; chicken house,
granary in barn. Price, $4,000. $1,000
down, balance on terms. See VIM.
Hauser at Englehart's Store at
Accident, Md.-42-3t.