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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27
Crystal Springs
News
II. J. Wolfe. Reporter

Mrs Ora Leftwich of Memphis,
Tenn, recently visited her sister.
! Mrs. Maggie Redd. Mrs. Left
WITCH is the aunt of Mrs. Maggie
Rawls
Sgt James Edward Red. Camp
Hood, Texas, was here Is days on
! is furlough with his mother.
Mrs. Julia McLaurin and aunt.
Mrs. Nellie Williams. He also
visited his grandmother, Mrs.
Maggie Red: sister, Mrs. Velma
Kinks, and brothers, William Byrd
and Wilburt Baggett, all of Crys-
tai Springs, as we'll as other rel
atives and friends He returned
70 his camp on November 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan Bell, Mrs.
Sam Bridges and Mrs Harold Ray
Bridges attended services at Pleas
ant Valley Missionary Baptist
Church, Rev. L. H. Newsom of
Jackson, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs Earnest Bell re-
turned to their station home Sat
urday in Alabama. Phey were ac-
companied by Mr.. Harold Ray
Rredses, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Bridges.
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Bell Rogers were held Monday af-
ternoon at 800 o'clock from New
Zion Methodist Church. Mrs. Rog-
ers died Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 10, at her home She had
been seriously i'll for one month.
She was an active member of New
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

Zzion Methodist Church and was
held in high esteem BY har bel.
low workers and friends of The
community. Rev. p. A. Taylor,
the pastor, officiated. She is SUR
vived by a number of cousins and
host of friends. She was laid
TO rest under blanket of flow
ers in the city cemetery. Funeral
arrangements were in charge Of the
Peoples Funeral Home. Out-of-
town friends attending the funeral
were: Mrs. Clara White, Brook
haven, Mrs. Nora Punches, New
Orleans, La; Miss Savanna Lewis,
Jackson; Mrs. Clara DeFrance.
Canton; Mrs. Catherine Love.
Jackson; Mrs. Minnie Mae Boston.
Jackson; Mr.. Ellison Williams, Jack
son.
IN MEMORIAN
In memory of Mrs. Leathan
Thompson who departed this life
at $3.50 p. m, Tuesday, Nov. "a,
1912:
She is just around the corner
Just around the corner l have
mother
In this great city that has no end
Yet day go by. and weeks rush on,
And before I know it year is
gone. ~ III
And never see my dear mothers
face again
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

tered the Army before he tried
to get "a divorce from his wife.
Sorry Charles but she said, she
would rather get your money"
Ethel W. says if Eunice and Ethel
Powell want to ride with the Tay-
lor boys they will have to get
them some gold teeth.
Willie Mae don't take it to the
heart because Mr.. Smith is in the
Lane.
| wonder if anybody has seen
the Crysler girls new suits?
Will someone please tell Ben
ME Valley that Eunice has gone
back to the Delta SO he will stop
asking about her?
Mamie Lee Barnes you had bet
ter put on your knee boots so
you won't get wet.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27
Contest Winners

The picture above shows James
e. Robinson and Gladys Dennis
who were recently named King
and Queen of the Crystal Springs
Colored School, Crystal Springs.
Miss.
These young people were ac-
corded this honor after having
been first prize winners in King
Solomon's Wedding Contest which
was recently held in Crystal
Springs.
Little James E Robinson and
Gladys Dennis, who were spon-
sored by Mrs Eursula Blunt, Mrs.
Elma Barnes and Miss Florence E.
Bcacham raised $33.73.
Gladys was named Queen and
James named King for having rails
ed the highest amount with their
sponsors.
Others in the contest were: Ina
r Evans, Ezra Banks, sponsored
by Mrs. Cora S. Jones, $10.13; Lois
Sibbie, Percy Adams, sponsored by
Mrs Ruth Rhyme, $500; Mildred
Davis, Walter Jenkins, sponsored
by Miss Pearl f. Terry and Mrs
Francis Rogers, $1,000.
The ladies who sponsored this
contest extend their appreciation
to the participants for their hearty
cooperation.
Total money raised was $66.86.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27
CLINTON NEWS

Mrs. Jounious Sims is home af-
ter enjoying a splendid vacation
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kindness and services rendered
during the funeral of their little
son, Elliott Arden
May God bless you all
Signed:
MP. AND MRS. M. o. WOLFE.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27

with her son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Buchanan of Arkan-
sas. Mrs. Sims brought her little
granddaughter, Anna Pearl Buch-
anan back with her and she will
stay thru the Christmas holidays.
Pvt. Henry Robinson of Ell Paso.
Texas, is visiting his mother. He
is home on a 15-day furlough.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-11-27
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Wolfe of
Chicago, Illinois, wish to thank
their many friends of MT Wade
and Jackson, Mississippi, for the
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Fer life Is swift and terrible
face.
She knows love hat lust as well
AS in the days when she was here.
She is resting now from her. labor.
Resting from all tolls and snares
Still she proved faithful until the
end
Just t oshow the Masters will.
But tomorrow comes, and tomor-
row goes, and
The distance between us grows
and grows
Still Just around the corner yet,
miles away
We have Mother dear as ever
today
Rest on Mother, we love you but
God loved you best
Mrs. Willie Mae Willis,
Daughter.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS GOSSIP y.
Sgt. Charles C. Jones of Camp:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
A,LIST OF
REAL PROPERTY
For the County of Pine, State
of Minnesota, on Which Tax
es Remained Delinquent on
the First Monday in Janu-
airy, A. d., 1913.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Pine
DISTRICT COURT
NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

NINETEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. to all persons: CON
panes corporations who have or claim any estate
right interest in claim to- to lien upon any
of the several parcels of lands described In the list
hereto attached: 49, r.
The list of taxes and penalties real property for
the County of Pine remaining delinquent the first
Monday in January. A. D., 1943, has been filed in the
office the the District Court OF said county
of which that hereto attached is copy. Therefore
yos and each of YOU hereby required to file IN
the office Of said Clerk or before the twentieth
day after the publication of this notice and list your
answer writing. setting forth any objection . or de
upon any parcel of land described in said list in TO-
or on which YOU claim any estate right, title
ntenest Claim or lien and default thereof judg
ment will be entered against such parcel OF land for
the taxes on said appearing against it, and for all
penalties, interest, and costs A., .-..;o. -.
You are notified that at the expiration OF
five Years from the date of the tax Judgment sale pur
.,an TO such Judgment. each parcel or and SOLO at
such sale and not redeemed will become and . De the
Of his or its assigns without further right Of redemp
ton and without notice of expiration OF tne une
20 redeem the same except provided by Chapter ZS
Laws 1907 WILLIAM MISTA
Clerk of the District Court
Pine County, Minnesota.
DISTRICT COURT SEAL)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
TOWN OF ROCK CREEK
TOWNSHIP TH1RTY-EIGHT 1887

RANGE TWENTY-ONE CID
John Soukup, Wiz of nwA 49,:
John Soukup. ea Of neA, E: of RW
Charles L. Beckman. SELL OF SEA
Carrie e. Hodge, wiz of ek Of nell
Victor q. Olson, 3Ox35 rods near
SW cor. Of swA Of neA $1,000.
l.. F. Dawson, ct al, 30x35 rods
in SW cor. Of swA. Of neA -.
Robert Doran, Part Of neA Of seH
viz: begin at NE corner OF sal9
forty, thence S. 48 it.. thence W.
to e. bdy. line of Mp. RW. thence
n. As #. to bdy. line Of said for
ty, thence E. to beginning -.
John Soukup, w. ITS #. of S. 40 #
of N. 1874 #. Of nwA Of nwA -.
Albert Miller & Company, Lot. /,
AUG. SUD.
Oscar Olien, SEX of swA ........
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
TOWN OF ROCK CREEK
TOWNSHIP THIRTY-EIGHT 1887
RANCE TWENTY (20)

Emil Najmon, nell of nwA go.
Emil Najmon, nwA of nwA -.
Joseph Najmon, sell Of nwA e.
Joseph Najmon. sw4 OF nw4 e.
Richard Caroon. swA of SEA :.
Richard Caroon, nwA Of neA
Reid Mccarthy swA or swA
Henry D. and Ella Stephens.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18

H. J. Harwig, Jr., sIs of mex &
SEA of nwA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
John White, neA of nwA ........
III. J. Harwig, Jr., neA of sell e.
II. J. Harwig, Jr., SEA of SEA -.
Federal Land Bank, st. Paul, nwA
Federal Land Bank. st. Paul. swK
Alfred Weser. swA of neA &
seA of nwA
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Hinckley, nell E. of RW less NJ
90 acres of neA & n14 of seA. f
George & Mary Greig, neA of
neA, E. of Hy. No. / ........
Adolph Anderson. n1s of seA 49,.
Frank F. Reinhold & William H.
Lamson, e1e of swA ........
Frank +. Reinhold & William H.
Lamson, wiz of swA ...........
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
S: 8 rds. of w. ~ rds. of nw1
Mary A. & E. p. Gage, eR of
SEA of neA & neA of seA 800.
l.. H. Van Leeuwen & Jane
Van Leeuwen, nlb of nwl4
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18

SELL of swA
Phoenix Mutual
swA of swl4
Phoenix Mutual
neA of neA
Phoenix Mutual
nwl4 of neA
Phoenix Mutual
sel4 of neA
Phoenix Mutual
swA of neA
Phoenix Mutual
neA of nwA
Phoenix Mutual
nwA of nwA
Phoenix Mutual
seA of nwA
Phoenix Mutual
swA of nwl4
Phoenix Mutual
nwA of seA
Phoenix Mutual
swA Of sel4
Phoenix Mutual
neA of swA
Phoenix Mutual
nwA of swl4
Phoenix Mutual
seA of swA
Phoenix Mutual
swA of SwA
Sidney Currie, I
Sidney Currie, $
George B. Ford
Sidney Currie,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-18
VILLAGE OF HINCKLEY
TOWNSHIP FORTY-ONE (41)
RANGE TWENTY-ONE CID

Carol Newman Duieck, f. so #. o
w. 200 IT. of N. 15J f.. of lot Ii
Aud. SUP. OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lorraine Newman Lidbe:g. +. 90 #
OF w. $50 IT. OF n. 4oJ fl. Of 10
IA, AUD. Sub. INSTRUMENTATION.
Donald Currle, S. 80 -. OF w. ~
IT IN SW cor. o. a. IA LA. .5uJ
Alfred D. & Maizic i. Clark, I.. ::
rds. of lot II y ing S. CT ). lin,
of lot is, Aud. lIb. ........
Dorothy DeebaCn, " o. -. - as
of lot II lying s. of S. I.ne of To-
Is, Aud. Sub. ..........
Dennis Brennan, Fart ". OF RW
less S. $50 IT. of lot 10. Aud Sub.
Dennis Brennan, Lot 35 S. of
river, Aud. Sub. ...........
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Hinckley, Lot SO, Aud. Sub. 80.
Kate Jones, w. acres of lot
SO, Aud. Sub. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Albert J. Hunt, N. 300 #. of lot
"a & 81. Aud. Sub. .............
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Michigan To Watch
Trout Streams

LANSING, Mich.-Conservation
department fisheries men will
keep a close watch over the first
few days fishing on Michigan S
"made" trout lakes again this
April, collecting facts and figures
from which the need for special
regulation may be judged.
These lakes, converted from or
dinary waters into trout lakes by
chemical treatment and restocking,
we're fished so heavily at the sea-
son opening year ago that few
persons removed 40 to 20 per cent
of the planted fish in the first few
days. Since management of inland
lakes is primarily for sport, the
conservation department is consid-
ering recommending the daily creel
limit on these made trout lakes be
reduced from Is to five, to permit
more anglers to share the fishing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12

20 and 21. The tournament,
so popular last year, has been
arranged at the request OF
many of the bowlers who
took part in last years tour
nament.
Wally Zawodny of the WHY'S
Overland, who took first place and
S5 green bucks home with him last
year, is out for a repeat this year
and is making bets that he will
come through again.
Entries are open only to mem
bers of Local u and its affiliated
units. A top prize of $50 is guar
anteed, with other prizes scaled
down in accordance with the size
of the entry list.
Local II All-Star League is COM
posed of the following teams
Willys-OverIaud, Auto-Lite, Spicer,
Acklin, Champion, Hopping, Ma
tionsl Supply and Mather Spring
Hours for rolling are as follows:
Friday March 1880 p. m. to
! a. m.
Saturday, March 2O-1 p. m. to
i a. m.
Sunday, March 21-1 p. m. to
II midnight.
In order to enter the headpin
classic, present your Local II mem
bership card Fill out the entry
blank and send or bring it to Local
II. In the event that you are not
particular about time to roll,
come to the alleys at one of the
given times and take your chances
in getting on the alleys.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Roosevelt Rebukes
Congress for Arguing
Size Of Army
BY Federated Press

WASHINGTON - Pres d n I
Roosevelt indirectly rebuked the
obstructionists in Congress who are
attempting to interfere with plans,
announced by him last August, for
an army of 100000 men by the
end of 1943.
He said that there would be
about 10,S00,000 in all services at
that time and stressed that these
goals are based on strict military
needs.
AS for farm labor shortages, he
said, he wanted to relate a story he
heard at Casablanca from a news
paper man. In the spring of 1912,
the story went, Moscow met a seri-
out food and fuel problem when
100000 school children p an t e d
every acre about the city and help
ed cut wood in the forest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12

nckes to repenish the Johnson arder because Jack
never renowned for his thriftiness.
BIvANS.MARUELLO
Jimmy Bivans meets the highly touted Taums Marueo
at Madison Square Garden March l2 If Bivans make
the grade this you look forward him becOm
ing heavyweight champion sooner or later.
BREAKING A JINX
Without their two leading stars, Minor and Grove the
University of Toledo broke nX of long standing when they
defeated Long Island University Madison Square Garden
last week. They went to Philadelphia smother La
Sale University to that it fuke victory The
University squad has been invited take part the play
offs in the Garden
If Minors broken wrist heals up in time there is a
possibility the Toledo boys might hit the jackpot
Fighting ZvicS
The fighting blood of the five Zvics could not give
Fre Zvc enough courage and strength to stand off the
barrage of efts and rights Beau Jack threw at him in
round bout at Madison Square Garden Beau took the match
and the ten minute bond sale at the fight netter $780,
900 for Uncle Sam.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Local Il JAW Announces
Annual Headpi Tournament
To Be Held At
PoI-A-D -Drome

Local 12 UAW annual headpn tournament, which
proved so popular last year will be held again this year IN
three-day session the PaADrome alleys Avondale and
Junction AYES for the tournament March IT,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Sport Quiz
By "RED" BIALECKl

Getting down to baseball again
all we are asking you to do this
time is tell us what field or sta
dunn would you go to see any
of these big league teams if they
played at home. Watch 9 and 10.
Questions
/. Detroit Tigers"
2. Boston Nationals"
3. Cincinnati "Reds"
d. Philadelphia Athletics
5. Washington Senators"
6. Chicago white Sox'
7. st. Louis Browns"
8. Boston "Red Sox"
9. Brooklyn Dodgers"
10. Pittsburgh "Pirates'1'
You will find the answers in
column l..
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
JACK JOHNSON

The greatest heavyweight champion Of
the colored race until Joe Louis, failed to
pass physical examination at Los Angeles
due to weak heart. Jack wanted to fight
some three round exhibitions with picked
opponents. Jack probably needs few more
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
$50 s14 s1s-
LOCAL - ALL.sTAR LEAGUE
sl9 s53 $40 25Ol
Champion Spark Plus
National Supply

sl4 $50 s58-262s
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
BREAKING A JINX
Fighting ZivicS

The fighting blood {
Fritzie Zivic enough couri
barrage Of lefts and right
round bout at Madison Sql
and the ten minute war b
900 for Uncle Sam.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
n More Plants
Get Army-Navy "E"

Twenty-Five additiona industrial
establishments have been selected
to receive the Army-Navy Produc-
tion Award in recognition of out
standing performance on war work,
the War Department has an
nounced
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12

WASHINGTON - President r.
J. Thomas of the United Auto
Workers (CIO), labor member
of the Natl. War Labor Board,
charged that Acting Chairman
George W. Taylor of the board is
misinterpreting the socalled Little
Steel formula to mean an absolute
wage freeze. The board never in
tended that, "for in any subsequent
decision or act of congress is there
any justification for freezing
wages" said Thomas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Weekly Sports Reuie,U
BARNEY ROSS
By JACK GREEN.

Barney Ross former lightweight champion and out
standing hero in the Pacific warfare is recovering from his
wounds in San Diego. Barney made good his promise
when he kissed the L. S. A. soil on his return
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
JIMMY REEVES

JIMMY REEVES
Jimmy Reeves who meets Jackie La
Motto at the Olympia in Detroit, March
l9, has two wins over Jackie. Let's wait
and see what happens this time.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
Conservation
News
BY o. J. Pecord

OUR NATURAL RESOURCES
April will be observed as Con-
servation Month in Ohio. For the
fifth consecutive year procla-
nation has been issued setting
aside the entire month in which
to give special attention to our
natural resources.
The week of April IL to 16
has been designated in the same
proclamation as Conservation
Week in the schools of Ohio. and
April 16 will be observed as Ar
Dor and Bird Day.
1t is quite fitting that, at this
time when our resources are
| playing such an important role
in the war, that we give special
attention to their conservation
and restoration and that a spe-
cial week in the schools be used
to the utmost in accentuating the
emphasis that is being given
throughout the school year.
AID IN WAR EFFORT
AS an indication of the interest
which the minute men" organ
lied under the supervision of the
game protectors of the various
counties are taking in the war eff
fort, comes a report from Mont
gomery county that minute
men" of that county are taking
an active part in the county
blackouts and other defense ac-
tivities in the Dayton area.
This corps of minute men,"
every one a sharpshooter, has
been made up of Montgomery
county sportsmen and thoroughly
trained in defense. All have had
first aid training and are in charge
of Game Protector Karl Keller.
Similar reports from many
counties have brought commenda-
tion of the county defense organi-
cations.
THIS AND THAT q
The mink and muskrat trappin ia
season in the Lake Erie districc@
/ x,,S1I o1oso Hopoh TX tba state.
ment that a Sidney, Ohio, club was
believed to, be Ohio's oldest sports
mems club has brought ON "chal-
lengers" so far does anyone
know of a club established prior
to 1858? Carp were first in
troduced into the United States
from Germany in 1877 for the
purpose of stocking farm ponds
=. the carp is recognized in many
places as a good fish and espe-
cially in Europe x. Several Ohio
sportsmen's clubs have suggested
helping the farmers with their
/ farm work in exchange for cour-
tesies shown in permitting hunting
on their lands the Illinois
Federation of Sportsmen's clubs
was among the first to come up
with a strong resolution on the
subject although numerous Ohio
sportsmen aided in last years har-
vest and will again this year :.
a compact fishing kit has become
standard equipment on all life
boats on Navy and Merchant Ma
rine vessels of 5000 tons or more
f. Charles Marzolf has been ap-
pointed caretaker at the new Hsr-
rison Lake and Park in Fulton
County.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12

Answers TO Sport Quiz
/. Briggs Stadium
2. Braves Field
3. Crosley Field
4. Shibe Park
5. Griffith Stadium
6. Comiskey Park
z. Sportsmans Park
8. Fenway Park
o. Ebbets Field
10. Forbes Field
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
T. U. WINS CONFERENCE TITLE

Toledo University the Ohio Conference Title and
produced of the greatest teams that has been seen
around these parts in long time. For bunch of kids
considered when they started the boys certainly
did a real lob Of it,
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-12
s76 $50 sO7-2672
79O SAC 766 24O2
Auto-lite
s56 sll $50 1925

Honor Roll Cap Poids 277-624, ChaS
Urbanski 6ls, Leo Strauss 226. Joe Kurdys
2Ol-224, Chuck Woods 2Ol, Jie Bsteman
202 Bernie Krieger 204, Bill Farkss 2O3,
Joe Bates 202, Jakee Powell 22l, Jim
Bender 2ll Dan zieinski 2ll, Jack Lusher
203, Frank Wekwert 201.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-19

Those passing the final examin-
1tlons are Frank p. Minute, An
drew Doback, Allie j. Casso, William
I. Sweeney, Andrew Washenko, Emil
&c. Jurewicz, Joseph j. Logawnik
Edward J. Lubowiecki, Richard W.
Swan, Anthony L. Putetti, Peter
=. Ruggeri, Theodore j. Polomski
howard A. Taylor, Daniel j. Mas
tfopietro, James A. Monsante, Fran
els ]. Wood, Joseph s. DeCarlo,
Warren A. Anderson, Edmund p.
Eelletsi, George zonas, George Dia-
n.oid, Walter A. Jagello, Frank r
Buckingham, Jr., George j. Kraus,
Cog2t.o Sagllo, Edward D. Duffy
George r.. Madden, Roderick j. c.
Mclean, william j. Cristelol, Robert
I. Lampron, Franklin I. Smith,
Donald A. Douty, Francis j. Lawlov,
George Moruska, John i. Davidson,
ldward r. Gogan, Robert w. Peter
son, Stewart p. Doane, Henry Swi-
dersst, John Hadzega, Edward F.
Boran, John e. Braziel, Elmer l.
Schumacher, Caesar 8. Kryzkowski,
Joseph J. Bis, william E. Mariana,
Antonio Lopes, Glenn s. Geiger
Henry v. Dominica.
And Joseph s. Polakowski, An
thony Tarynowicz, Robert LaFon-
taine, Joseph D. Fitzgerald, David
W. Crandall, Arthur +. Smith, Law
rer y ]. Dunn, Manuel Alnaral, Jack
Mei no, Charles E. Gravelle, Ed
Ward Gesseck, Stephen w. Jaswie-
WicZ, Steven T. Andres, Marry s,
I'yshna, What's v. Hrynkewicz, Ed
ward 3. Dlugokecki, Radford B
Anderlot,. William L. Birch, Fer
dinand Oliveira, Joseph F. Summa
Alphonse "A. Clement, Francis r.
DiPersio, Lawrence H. Passeck,
Kenneth w. Taylor, Fred Cianciola,
Charles A. Sigetti.
Edward A. Dunn, Jergen d. Ped
ersen, Edmund F. Bryk, Tracy G.
Brcen, Francis p. Shilinska!s, Dom
aid F. Sutor, Charles F.. French,
Alec ]. Mezzo, Edward j. Nolde,
William Swirbitowicz, Henry s. So
bireSki, Austin L. Melbourne, Frank
r. Chiodo. Richard j. Montoni,
Charles j. Rex, Alphonse j. Loman,
Edward J. Polonis, Earl w. Roller,
John Radcv, Francis w. Donahue,
Roger II. williams, John j. Kloc,
Robert B. Dwy, Edmund A. Robert,
Jr, Albert E. Mai, Jr., Fred G
Hecht, Francis r. Creddo, Jack r.
Moran, Donald F. Sears, Thomas
Borzino, Benedict A. Cretella and
Henry w. Furs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-01-19
FRANCES T. LUCAS
WEEDS SGT. LOMAN
Married Saturday MORNING
at St. Hedwig's Church:
Amelia Lucas Bridesmaid

Naugatuck, Jan. 19-Miss Fran.
ces Theresa Lucas, daughter 81
Mrs. Joseph Lucas Of Anderso.j
street, and Sergeant Henry Pat
Lcman, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Loman of Hoadley street, wero uni
ted in marriage at st. Hedwlt !;
church on Saturday at 8 o'cloc,..
Rev. s. F. Nalewajk, pastor, c.
ficiated. The maid of honor VIZ :
Miss Amelia Lucas, sister Of the
bride, and the bridegroom's sister.
Miss Irene Loman, and Miss AiDinn
Kogut were bridesmaids. @
Raymond Loman served as beaS
man and the tlshers included Leg
nard v. Lucas and Thomas M. LI-
cas- both brothers Of the bride.