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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County, Maryland, LETTER.
of Administration the estate of
WILLIAM II. COSNER
late of Garrett County Maryland. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated. to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day Of
May, 1914 they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this End day of No
vember. 1913.
J. KIRK CoSNER. Administrator,
Oakland, Maryland.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TWILL CLOSE my Cider and Apple
Butter Mill on Friday, November 5.
Fred Richter, Accident.-36-2t"
FREE. If Excess acid causes you
pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion,
Heartburn, Belching, Bloatin g,
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample
Udga, at Oakland Pharmacy.-AdV.
31-l5t2
NOTICE-This is to give warning
that the Albert Groves and William
Hamill farms, located on Sand Flat
Deer Park highway, have been posted
and any hunter found trespassing
upon these lands without permission
Of owners, will be prosecuted. O. l..
Weimer, Deer Park.36-3t"
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room apartment,
furnished or unfinished. Water, gas
and electric. Dora Martin, "a Oak
street, Oakland.-37-2t"
FOR RENT-Six Room House,
known as Epworth Cottage, Mt. Lake
Park. Call I'm or apply to Mrs. H..
L. Bennett, Oakland37-tf.
FOR RENT-Our furnished home to
reliable couple. No children. Rent very
reasonable Phone 93-J, or address
inquiries to L. NJ, care The Re
publican.-36-tf.
FOR RENT-Small farm of so
acres; good house, barn, and out
buildings, located mile south Loeb
Lynn Heights, on hard road. Call 54-J
or see Otis Cuppett, Loeb Lynn
Heights-36-3t"
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER l. and Is, 1913.
By order of the Board.
JESSE j. ASHBY, Clerk.
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LOST

LOST IT, Maryland Auto License
Plate 346-955. Finder please return to
Carlis B. Helms, Star Route, Oakland,
Md-35-3t"
LOST-War Ration Book No 3,
name of G. l.. Ridder, Oakland. Finder
please return to owner or to local
Ration Board-37-lt*
LOST-Ration Books Nos. /, ? and
3. Finder please return to Lily Snyder,
Crellin, Md, or to local Ration Board,
Oakland-37-1tf
LOST-War Ration Book No. 3, in
name of Eugene Neil Johnson, Oak
land. Finder please return to owner
or to local ration board.-1t
LOST-Two No. Ration Books.
Finder kindly return to Estella Kitz-
miller and Robert Carl Kitzmiller, or
to local Ration Board.-37-lt2
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ACCOUNTANT

Experienced to act as Assistant Au-
ditor Of large industrial stores COM
pany. Reply fully, giving age, educa-
ton, experience, draft status and sal
airy expected Address replies to
Auditor, The Buxton and Landstreet
Company. Coketon, West Virginia. 1t
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WIPE halted sales of two destruc-
tive types of anti-freeze, those COM
pounded with inorganic salts. Types
considered safe are tbeylene-glycol or
alcohol Ample quantities are in stock
to supply essential needs.
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WANTED-Salcs ladies. Apply i'm
land.-29-tf.
WANTED TO BUY-Tricycle for
boy between age of to years. Must
be in fair condition. Mrs. Earl Bowser,
Box As, Selbysport, Md.-37-3t.
WANTED - Transportation from
Oakland to Baltimore by passenger
on November 8 on whereabouts. Ad-
dress X, care The Republican-1t"
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FOR SALE

Quot.
WANTED-4OO bushels oats. Wolf
Den Coal Corporation, ShaIlmar. Md
-37-3t
FOR SALE - Eight room brick
House, steam heat, two-car garage.
Sam Nightingale, Oallland.-35-3t"
FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet 2-door
Sedan; good condition.; five good tires
Claude Pennington Eglon, West Va
37-2#
FOR SALE-One low wheel farm
wagon, bed and ladders. Apply to
W. l.. Evans, Box 282, Oakland
37-2t"
FOR SALE-Two-year old pure
bred (not registered) Holstein Bull.
w. H. Hartman, r. ,, Deer Park,
Md-35-3t%
COAL FOR SALE-If its coal you
want we have it. Mine on the G. f,
Shillingburg farm, Steyer. Md. Apple
Coal CO-37-3t@
FOR SALE-Two hundred 1G-
weeks-old Leghorn Pullets; $50 year
old Leghom Hens. Harvey Miller,
Thayerville.-36-2t+
FOR SALE-Three young Stock
1o"o III ~ u '''' ~ '''' 'p, ing go
pans coupling gfappS' l. a. AShDE'
Deer Park.-37-2t
FOR SALE-Piano. Beds. Stoves,
Tables; also siX-room House for Rent,
with bath. Mrs. Cora V, Savcdge,
Deer Park.-37-3t.
FOR SALE-Good as new Coal or
Wood Cooking Range, six lids and
tank. Apply to Carl kitzmiIIer, AZ
Bartlett St.-37-lt"
FOR SALE-Two Roam Durham
Bull Calves, Baled Hay. Straw, Ear
Corn, Glover Honey. II. S. Friend.
Deer Park. Md.-36-3t.
For SATE-Hiob nowarad rifle
80 calibre special. new. never used.
Reasonable price: cartridges. Matt
Storey, McHenry. Md.-37-2t.
For SAFE Ono 1920 Dodge fonr-
door Sedan nirn and rInon. 7nn,,fact
running condition price 500 co
1erov CamnbaIl Dra,. paI.l, Md rs
EGD chIr a. 49,
oH % 'o l-l-1 nuioIeu afItS oL
+in,Lo, 90 on '> o,o c Snco1d o+b +' AnnI
70 CharInS P,sor Door Pa' w. tr!,t32
non ,..y-i II'Ni1 80
Ot "a i'E--A llliilaI iluIeil' mas Io
Pens pens 4Af IeeI Square; aSo Jersey
6 6uH' . years G, pa. A 3I3 E 1,
ooel, ~ n. o. . O"N''''''' wa veal N0l =
lie I'--'o-ot'
FOR SAL E-One ~ l3rmaIl II
Tractor, fully equipped with starter
and lights; one steel bottom Tractor
Pl0 N AaGfeSS Roy " H. H.. Maf'lh' Route
= OahIailo' h''--''-'I
FOR SALE-CooIing unit, onc-halt
horsepower Electric Motor, used SIN
months. Suitable for dairy or meat
storage use. Apply to Lawrence
Bethel, Bittinger, Nd.-36-5t"
FOR RENTAL 8-room dwelling
new hot water heating furnace; newly
papered and interior painted. Call 33C
or write Mrs. Ellen THOMPSON. III
Second street. Oakland 37-tf
FOR SALE Fifteen tons first
class hay (baledD; one full blooded
Shropshire Buck Sheep; | bay Mare
weighing 1900 lbs. Cali on William +.
Fitzwater. Swanton, Md.-37-3t*
FOR SAIF-Ono 1910 OIdsmobiIe
6 cylinders: ) passenpoI. come: radio
ami hpater. tires and motor excel.
LENT Annlv ia o, address Fort Pen
dleton Service Station. p O.. Cor.
mania West Va-26-2ta
EOp carr CIol. fi;,a. .,l;,,o,
lrooH. ia Lo l'o' oo,, IIa'.'S C"''i;v
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LOST OR STRAYED-Black, tan
and white female Beagle hound Re
ward of IS to anyone giving infolma-
ton leading to recovery Of the animal.
Arlie NJ. Nine, Deer Park, Md.-37-i"
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| ''i'N -'IiN' ~ imam HI!NtN bIOOmllg-
ton, has been transferred from Ft
George G. Meade to Fort Eustis, Va,
TO receive training in anti-aircraft
~"
Capt. j. c. O'Donnell, former local
resident, son Of Nh and Mrs f. r.
ODonnell, Of Nit. Lake Park and
Washington, d. c., was here on leave
several days last week. Capt. ODon-
nell, who spent the first seventeen
Pacific as a bomber pilot, returned to
America several months ago and is
now stationed in louisiana.
***
Pic. Charles W. Lewis, Army Air
Corps, completed an air force me-
chanics training course Of four
/ California, at the California Flyers
School OF Aeronautics, on October Is.
At the time the director of training,
W. A, Hammond, gave him high
rating not only as a capable student,
out Tor aptitude, application, coopera-
ton and reliability. He was stationed
at Miami, Fla, prior to his course in
CaIllornla and Is now IN Utah for gun
practice, lie Is a son Of Mrs. May
Lewis, VINO resides north OF Oakland.
Mrs. Lewis has three other sons in the
Goo,
/ service Harry Lewis, IN England;
RaIPh Lewis, IN Wisconsin, and Rob
ME- and Mrs Ray Porter, Oakland,
received word that their son, Prentlss
Porter mas been promoted from hos
pItai apprentice flrSt class IN the
l. >. Navy, to Pharmacist Mate third
class lie IS stationed at the I, 5.
Naval hospital Norman, Okla.
caoIe&ram on Monday notifying her
Of the safe arrival at an overseas
port OF her husband, PIC. II. K. De
WITT Pie Dewitt completed special
! course OF instruction at an admnlStra-
lloh SchooI IN Texas befo"a beng as
signed to overseas duty.
~"
Staff Sgt George Stuck, who had
been attending signal corps school
IN New Jersey for several weeks,
after returning from Africa, recently
spent several days mere with his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. II. +, Stuck Sec
ono street. tie IS now located at Drew
further overseas duty in the near
future
***
There are many men in the service
who write regularly to their home
folks but here is a record that will
be hard to beat Mrs. T. J. Fraley, of
Crcllin, from last October to October
Of this year, received 594 V-mail
lntta,.s 151 air mail Ia++are 90 bl,a
onveIones and "a cabloo,aos from, bar
husband who is = staff snrooant To-
Gated somewhere in FnoIand
~~~
Mrs Emma Deal Of NcHan,,, has
been informed that hen. SON Harry
Deal has Iandad saroIv IN ENGLAND
He on+orad +bo a,,,od forcoc ~, Anvil
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PUBLIC SALEPUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

The undersigned will offer for sale
at public auction at the Saul SIabacf
farm, , miles east Of CORNER, Garrett
County. Md. on
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Jasper F. Bowman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Bowman, of near Crellin,
who has been in the Pacific area with
the U. S. Marine corps with a special
weapon group, has been promoted to
the rank of corporal. He has been in
the service since September 25, 1912.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04

Pvt. William Hamill, with an
engineering combat battalion of the
U. S. Army, who has been stationed
in Arizona, now is on maneuvers in
California. He recently visited his
wife and daughter in Baltimore. and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hamill
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-11-04

Staff Sergeant Gerald W. HamiII,
who enlisted in the Army air force in
September, 1899, and who has spent
the past four years in Hawaii and the
southwest Pacific, returned to the
States in October. He spent a few
days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs.
William Hamill, in Baltimore, and is
now stationed in Utah.
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Pvt James W Moore, Kitzmillcr,
has arrived safely in England, and
likes it very much there, according to
word received by his parents. He is
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs,
William J. Moore, of Kitzmiller
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Promoted to Major

Capt. Thomas A. Gender, Jr,, with
the U. S. Army medical corps, who
has been stationed at Camp Claiborne,
La, was promoted to the rank Of
Major, effective November /, his par
ents here have been informed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
Sports Roundup

Mathematician Specialist Robert william Teller UsN bet
known Fcer Indians pitching Miss
Virginia Winter Waukegan married the First Methodist
Waukegan
ceremony
Observation-Disclosures Baseball
the Billy Rogel received inquiries several
southern cities the local school All would like
the idea, Detroit scheme arranging their training
Dero-UPMi Mketnak Michigan State awarded place
ACroatian by the National Creation
jednicar players the squad Frank Snkwh
Georgia. Illinois backs, and Joe Damnanoyich all
America center from Alabama.
South Bend IndAPHerbert o. ritD Crsler, head football
University Kill address University OF
Valley that organizations annual
meeting here Wednesday night.
DerouPThe Department OF Parks and Recreation Is offering
OF rifle the Emwood Range 5O
Emwood week Glasses under the direction
Shea retired Army sergeant
Minneapolis University Michigan hockey dropped
championship Minnesota
4 O..
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DR.. Agar to


Or, william Agar. scientist, auth,
or and educations. director OF Free.
dom House, will speak In Ypsi.
lant at the First Methodist Church.
Tuesday evening at o'clock. DR..
Agar appears as the hrst lecturer
in the 1913 Lecture Series OF
Everyhody's College. DR.. Agar's
subject will he The Religious
Basis OF Democracy"
Dr. Agar, who is prominent in
scientific circles, was born in New
York City OF Louisiana ancestry.
Princeton was where DR.. Agar
resolved BIS. In 1915, an MA.
in 1920 and a PhD. in 1922. He
was an ambulance driver and n
pilot with the A.EF. during the
first World War and won the dis.
tinguished French Crolx de Guerre.
Following the armistice. DR..
Agar returned TO Princeton to con
tinue his studies in geology. After
completing his doctorate he went
to Montana as a geologist for a
copper company but returned East
the following year to teach geolo
Ky at Yale. Or. Agar also was as.
sistant professor OF geology at Co
lumbia University. He was then
made headmaster OF the Newman
School in New Jersey and in lsil
returned TO Columbia for another
year OF teaching. He then began
work with the Fight For Freedom
Committee which, since Americas
entry into the war has been reor-
eanIzed as Freedom House.
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Selected by
Sport Staff

New York. Jan. lS-INS-Ted VII.
liams, the Boston Red Sox outfeld.
er who for the past two years an
nexed the American League bat.
ting championship. was today Sc
lected for another award, by being
named by the New York chapter
Of the Baseball Writer'S Associa.
ton for their annual plaque as
player OF the year.
In addition, the chapter announc-
ed, the award for merltodious ser
vice to baseball over a long period
will be presented, for this year
only, in the name OF Jack Singer,
International News Service war
correspondent and former sports
writer, who died in the sinking Of
the airplane carrier Wasp.
Sid Mercer. of the New York
Journal-American, has been elected
for the Jack Singer memorial
plaque. and is the second baseball
writer in the II year history Of
the award to be so honored.
Presentation OF both plaques will
take place at the twentieth annual
association dinner, Feb. 7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
Silver Skates
Won by Lamb

Chicago, Jan. IS ms - Del
Lamb, Milwaukee policeman. mem
Der OF the 1886 and 1910 United
States Olympic teams and holder
OF the world 400 meters and 400
yard skating records. wore another
Crown today, the silver skates ii
tie.
Lamb won the two-mile event by
80 yards from a fellow Milwau-
keean. Jim Holmes, in the 26th an.
nual derbies in Chicago Sunday
Ed Olsen, Edgewater Skating Club
OF Cleveland. was third, and Max
kargol of Chicago was fourth,
Wisconsin also carried off the
girls senior silver skates title
when Miss Veronica Rossman of
West Allis drove ahead OF her team
mate from West Allis, Miss Ber-
nice Melewski, in the mile-event.
The Chicago Catholic Youth Or
ganization won the team cham
pionship with $50 points.
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Ne,US From Willis

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hymes.
Stony Greek. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Howell
Mrs. June Howell and son ron.
aid were Beleyille visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cox spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mil. Sumpter.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, MT.
and Mrs. Lester Hall, son Robert
and Mr.. and Mrs bernard Hall
daughter Dorothy, and father, Err
est Essex, were Sunday dinner
guests OF the Hall Boys mother,
Mrs. Margaret Garner, Detroit. The
occasion was Mrs. Gamers birth
day.
Mrs. Fred sherman and Mrs. VIII
hur sherman attended a shower
Friday evening in honor Of Mrs.
Paul Burbank at the home OF Mrs.
Ivan Raw, Npsllanu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal Wilson visit
ed their sister. Mrs. Anna Beebe,
at the University Hospital, Ann
Arbor Sunday. Mrs. Beebe Is
gaining slowly after undergoing a
serious operation.
Corporal Harry Malesh, New
York. is spending a short furlough
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Malesk.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Burbank and
Judy, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wagner.
Mrs. John Spriggs and son John,
Jr., spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Wilbur sherman. John, Jr,
remained to spend a few days with
his aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Potter and
children were Belleyille visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Roop are
the parents OF a baby boy.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Moleski,
Judd Rd., visited Mrs. Helen Mel.
son, Sunday evening
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Little Patty Cots is quite m.

Little Patty Colts is quite I'll.
Mrs. Effie Elliott is visiting rela-
tiyes in Northern Michigan.
Miss Alice Cox spent the week
end in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Akalis spent
Monday in Ann Arbor.
Tavern Leonard, Whitaker, Wis
tied Wallace Flowers Sunday after
noon. Wall zee is i'll with intlu-
enza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thorn spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schaerer, futile Hill
Road.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith
and children and Donald Ellis spent
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Colts is Ill and I'M
der the doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Dapprich
and son William, Ypsilanti, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Thorn
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thorn and
Kay.
Mrs. Thelma Miunick and Mrs.
Betty Williams spent Friday in Ann
Arbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Williams and
son spent Sunday evening in Ipsi-
lanti
Mrs. Jennie Smith visited her
father at st. Joseph Hospital, Ann
Arbor, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright md
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sparrow and children spent Sunday
with their brother apd family. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Sparrow, Ypsilani.
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Carver Community Center
Points to Accomplishments

over 26 groups ranging from the
childrens Saturday morning story
hour to adult activities have found
Carver Center a convenient and
satisfactory home. These actiyI-
ties with a membership OF over 42j
people meet weekly. semi-monthly
and monthly. The most recent &C
ttvtty formed II the first aid class.
beginning Jan. 25, class in
Home Nursing will be started.
During the six months OF opera
ton. numerous special activities
have been conducted, Most notable
was a Christmas party at which
gifts supplied by the young peo.
pie OF the st. Luke's Church were
given 10 II Carver youngsters.
Through the months young Carver
musicians have received piano les.
sons from Mrs. Olive Kersey, Mrs.
H. Bernico Kersey. and Miss Wanda
Smith. Assistance has been given
to youngsters who are anxious TO
earn their spending change through
the sale of the negro paper and the
Npsilanti Press. The men from
the Central Speciality are sponsor
ing a small shop in the basement
OF the Center. Here It is planned
that both men and boys will be able
to spend many happy hours In a
creative activity The CanteeG
which sells candy and pop Is
manned by a Carver youngster who
keeps his own records, orders his
own merchandise and conducts
business.
Mrs. Minnie Nicely and Doba
Jackson have encouraged the set
ting OF a goal on penny suppers.
dime dances, quilt parties ana
many other entertainments by
which they raise funds to purchase
sweaters-the goal of the Jolly
Jacks. the Carver Boys, and the
Carver Comrades Club. These
youngsters are being taught
through actual experience that
Carver Center is theirs and they
are responsible for the conduct OF
their more destructive comrades,
hence disciplinary problems are
handled within the group.
For the adults, Carver Center has
been the scene OF church and club
activities, civic meetings. social5.
entertainments and parties. Cary
er's basketball team is entered In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
Flames Destroy
Farm Residence

Stony Creek, Mich. Jan. lS-Sat.
urrday afternoon the farm home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clave Alderman.
corner Stony Greek and Bemis Rds.,
was restroyed by flre. The blaze
is thought due to defective wiring
Everything on the second floor
was destroyed. although most or
the furniture was saved from the
first floor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman are now
making their home with Mr. and
Mrs. Parker Murray until further
arrangements can be made.
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the City League. Mrs. Olive Kersey
conducts choral groups. Finally
with the death OF Or, Carver. a
group Of young men felt a plaque
to his memory would no, be out OF
place in the vestlbul OF the building
and they have begun TO work to-
ward this end. William II. Jones.
Jr., Is the director OF the center
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18

DIMES BUY BOND

Detroit, Jan. ls--A Detroit cou-
pie, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peter
son. saved $3.50 dimes for a trip
TO Alaska which they won't make,
at least not Tor a few years. The
dimes have purchased a $500 war
bond. and the Petersons figure Tn.
Gle Sam needs the money now,
while the trip can wait.
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MEN IN RED CROSS CLASS

Kalamazoo, Jan. 1S--ln a Red
Cross home nursing class with II
other members. all co-eds, a west
ern Michigan college professor and
three freshman men are learning
how TO give baths TO bedridden
patients, how to make a bed with
out removing tho occupant, and
how to perform other duties essen.
tial to home care Of the sick. The
men are DR.. william Robinson,
head Of the college of rural educa-
ton department, aud William
Quear, Comstock, and James Sch.
utt, Holland. who plan to become
rural teachers and feel the in
struction will be useful to them
then.
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COUNTIES BEAT QUOTA

Vim, Jan. 1S-Tn the village OF
Vim, one OF the smallest communi-
ties in the county, $4,000 worth of
bonds and stamps were sold in De-
cember. Isabella County beat its
December war bond quota by $685.
SS6.25, chalking up a sales total
of Sl06,Ss625 for the month.
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PEARSON RECOMMENDED

Lansing. Jan. IS Friday Gov.
Kelly asked Washington authori-
ties to confirm his recommends
ton that Col. Leroy Pearson, new.
Unnamed adjutant general succeed.
ing Col. f. NJ. Rosecrans, succeed
the later also a director Of Selec.
tive Service for Michigan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
PLEADS GUILTY

Bay City, Jan. 1S--Fifty.three-
year-old Willard NJ. Stuckey, form.
err assistant postmaster at Alma,
pleaded guilty Friday to mail fraud
charges before Federal Judge Ar
thur ]. futile. Stuckey admitted
he embezzled upwards of 5000 in
postal funds at the Alma Post OF.
fee. His bond of $1,000 was con.
Linued.
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CELEBRATES 18Th BIRTHDAY

Kalamazoo, Jan. IS Henrietta
Lucas, $40 W. Cedar, Kalamazoo,
celebrated her eiehty-eighth birth
day by making her first trip 10 q
beauty parlor. She then attended
r birthday padty. She has lived
in Kalamazoo all her life
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
DOUBLES SHEEP FLOCK

Jones, Jan. .lS-A Jones farmer
Howard Hutton. nearly doubled his
sheep flock when he recently re-
ceived a consignment Of $4,000
sheep which he bought in Monta
ma. Hutton now owns more than
1000 sheen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
ENrERrAINs PEDRO CLUB

Willis, Mich. Jan. lS-Mrs. Clar-
ence smith entertained the High
ri ye Pedro Club Tuesday afternoon.
Prize winners were Mrs. Thelma
Minnick, Mrs. Myrtle Hall and
Mrs. Dorothy Thorn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
FENToN BOY HERO

Fenton, Mich, Jan. ls--Lieut. G..
i. Rounds, Fenton, has been credit
ed by the ATmy's Twelfth Air Fodce
headquarters with shooting down a
German Messereschmitt while fly
ing a P-3s escorting bombers in an
attack on Kairouan, Tunisia.