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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Electric Refrigerator
Phone 1871, Oakland. Md.-Adv. est
WANTED-Dressed chickens. Ap.
ply Warnick's Meat Marketable
Sit.
FOR SALE-One Schubert piano
in good condition. Phone 81-W.-
Adv. 7-3t.
FOR SALE - One Ford Pickup
good condition Apply R. E. McIntire
Oakland,-Adv. 7-2t.
FOR SALE-One black Horse, s
years old. Apply to A. E. Holtsnider
Deer Park, Md-Adv. 7-2t@.
FOR RENT-House on State road
with hot water heat, after March 1st
Telephone 134-W.-Adv. 52-tf.
FOR RENT-First floor apartment;
all modern conveniences. Bertha War
nick, Loeb Lynn-Adv. 7-3t@.
GIRL WANTS CLERKING posi-
ton, has had experience. Can also
type. Phone 13O-M.-Adv. 7-3t.
FOR SALE-One-horse wagon; one
Deering Binder. Apply Troy Smith,
Route 2, Deer Park.-Adv 7-6t*
FOR SALE-One Oliver two-horse
Sulkey Pillow, in good condition. Ray
c. Arnold, route 2, Oakland.-Adv.
7-2t<:.
WANTED-Pasture for ten head
Of yearling cattle. Write or phone 157.
Howard Schlossnagle, Accident, Nd.
Advertisement SGT.
WANTED-Cattle to pasture on
good tame pasture and plenty of run
ing water. Apply to C. A. Ashby, Deer
Park, Md.-Advertisement SIT
WANTED - Cow or heifer fresh
this spring; also one-horse mower and
rake. NJ c. Crane, Oakland, Md
Advertisement SIT
BOARDERS - Aged, invalids, and
confinement cases, before and during
confinement. Rates reasonable. Kiscr
Nursing Home. Phone 312-W. Mt
Lake Park.-Advertisement 4-5t
WANTED - POTATOES NO. l
GRADE. VIII buy any amount. Con-
tact Monheim's Wholesale produce,
Phone Oakland II, or Emeric Dusic,
Phone 264-J, Oakland. Will pay pre-
vailing price and pick up potatoes at
the farm-Adv. 6-3t@
THERE ARE OPENINGS for grad
uatc. undergraduate nurses, orderlies,
janitors, cooks, dishwashers, maids
and laundresses at Hopemont SAM
tarium. Hopemont, West Virginia.
Salaries range from $500 to $500,
with full maintenance Apply to Fl
nancial Secretary Advertisements u
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15
Excerpts From Local
Beer Law Are Listed

Excerpts from Senate Bill No. 401
concerning the regulation for the salt
Of beer in Garrett county, and ovel
which there was some discussion las
week are being printed to clear "
any questions in the minds of tn,
people as to its contents.
The Act, among other things, !.
"to repeal Chapters 314 Of the Act.
Of 1885 and 252 Of the Acts of 1881
relating to the sale and distribution
of beer in Garrett county"
ID Beer license, Glass D Con saIe)
Generally. Such a license shall be
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of the county in which the place
of business is located, and shall au-
thorize the holder thereof to keep
for sale and sell beer at retail
The annual fee for such a license
shall be Fifty Dollars ($5O.O0) eX-
cept in Garrett county where the fee
shall be One Hundred Dollars ($1O0)
and shall be payable to said clerk be
fore any such license is issued, for
distribution as hereinafter provided"
Hours for selling; "and in Garrett
county the hours shall be from 7 a.
m. to II o'clock midnight daily except
on Sunday
"(k) All license fees collected under
the provisions Of this Article by the
Clerk of the Circuit Court, less a fee
of one dollar ($L00) for the issuance
Of each license, shall be paid by him
to the County Commissioners Of Gar
rett County to be placed in the gen
eral fund of said county. Except with
in the limits of any incorporated town,
one-haf Of such license fee shall be
paid by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
to the Mayor and Council of the in
corporated town in which such licens-
ed premises may be located" 1t was
enormously stated in these columns
last Thursday that the license fees
would 20 to the State).
Another section of the Act concerns
a tax Of two cents for Bounce con-
tanners or less and five and one-third
cents for containers in excess of ~
ounces but not in excess of 32, the tax
to be paid to the County Commission
ers for general use of the county be-
fore any beer is to be delivered into
the county. The payment to he evil
dcnced by use of taX-paid crowns or
stamps.
In Garrett county the Circuit Court
shall act as the Board of License
Commissioners and the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court shall perform the du-
ties Of secretary as the Court may
prescribe"
Another section relates to appeals
in the case Of grievances.
Section provides for further en-
actmont "Chapters 314 of the
Acts of 1888 and 252 Of the Acts of
1887 relating to the sale and distri-
button Of beer in Garrett county be
and they are hereby repealed"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15
Eating Places Must
File List Of Prices

Proprietors Of eating and drinking
establishments must file a true copy
Of each menu, bill Of fare or price
list in use during the sevcn-day per
iod beginning Sunday, April /, and
ending Saturday, April 10, it was an
nounced on Tuesday by local War
Price and Rationing Board
The filing requirement is simple.
Owners Of restaurants, hotels, cafes,
bars and other places where food and
drinks are sold who have copies Of
their menus or price lists can sign
them with then, names and addresses
and mail or take it to their War
Price and Rationing Board not later
than May /, 1913.
Must List All Prices
If such menus or price lists do not
show all food items, meals or bever-
ages which were offered for sale dur
ing the scvcn-day period, owners must
prepare a supplemental list This list
must show the highest prices charged
during the seven-day period for each
food item, meal or beverages which
is not shown on menus.
The local ration board will care
fully check all filed prices to deter
mine that they correspond to the
prices actually charged during the
scven-day period. All places affected
by this order will be sent copies Of
an OPA order regarding the new pro.
gram.
To Check Situation
The purpose Of this filing" ac-
cording to Leo II. Mccormick, State
OPA administrator, SIS to establish
a price base for the guidance of the
regional administrator in ordering a
freeze Of restaurant prices in any
area where such action may be deem
cd necessary.
"Thc situation Will be watched
closely to sec when and where such
necessity may arise" Mccormick ad.
died. Where a freeze action is indi-
Gated, it will he taken promptly. I'm
der tcrms Of ibis order, it was cx-
planned, authority to take such ac-
ton may be delegated to State anc
district managers by the regional adj
mini2trator
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15

saw enroute to California.
#sE
Second Lieut.. William D. Slower
formerly of this county, now residing
in Terra Alta, was in this vicinity or
a short Through. He was recently
graduated from an officer candidate
school for military police at Fort Gus
ter, Michigan, and will return there
for an additional course of training in
the occupational military police COM
pany. He was graduated from Oakland
High school in 1886.
$3.50:
Mrs. Wendell Turney has been
notified by her brother, Lieut.. Stanley
Calhoun that he has arrived at a port
in North Africa.
a#&
Staff SGT, Pete P. Cardaro, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cardaro, Kitz-
miller, who has just returned from
North Africa, is spending thirty days
with his parents. His brother, Pvt,
Thomas Cardaro, OF Camp Edwards,
Mass, recently visited his parents.
###
/ Sgt. Stuart F. Hamill, Jr., who spent
ten days or more here after return
ing from England, left Saturday for
Fort Custer, Mich, where he will
enter a Provost Marshall Officer Can
didate school, for a thirteen-weeks'
course which if successfully completed
will gain for him a commission as a
second lieutenant.
49,
Robert Stanton, stationed with the
Army Air corps at Buckley Field,
Denver, Colo, has been advanced to
the rank of corporal.
XXX
Pvt. Harley Dawson, attached to a
medical unit at Fort George G.. Meade,
spent the weekend with his father,
George Z. Dawson, at Mt. Lake Park.
Pvt. Harry Coddington, Fort George
w. -'ie''"', Spe!,I Vile "eeN-eild WIN MS
I,''I'n'N' '"'illl ana MIS- GEORGE H.
oooolhg'oh'
James D"IoE' III the Army Ar
eoi PH' mas 0eeh transferred from
IAN! pe"'n' d. 20 "al'hFoP ooI-
''N'' III r>0'N ili'i' D. - lor " SPeci"l
UiSe u STUDY
''i '''' ''''i'' pray mas oeeh &C
P'," 1uI oe''iSe III .'.e HdIIIlll'e
20 ~, ''IS' i'V - d son oI MI ana MIS-
-''N'' pray W l. i1"Nc arr
0e", - '1' CoooinSlo"' IL, seaman
'lo'''.' ,i'IH' III '''' Navy Ooh"trl'c-
,'''' 'f'l'1'!i"''' mas oeeI' transferred
= VII " ''i,"''','''i = d. 70 iofI
'''>''''' O''''i'
a. F'0' i1"ll'E' son o. MIS-
10 WINS VI t>''''"''"I' an" FORMER
'>''o'i 'e''','Vi III N'Ile.' county mas
81 wv saw! III -N0i'" "a iic"' ne
a. ii'"0''V" ii''o 'iIe army November
. l'7-'
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15
With Our Men
In the Service
PARENTS HONOR ROLL
Cor 3 or More in Service

IN service ana SlHtn son ABOUT TO go
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weber, Oakland
three sons in service.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lawton, Oak
land, four sons in war activities.
Mrs. May Lewis, of near Oakland, has
four sons in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ray, Kitzmiller
four sons in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolfe, of near
Oakland, four sons in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy w. limbaugh
Oakland, two sons in army service
and one in Merchant Marine.
Rev and Mrs. H. O. Teagarden, Mt.
Lake Park, three sons in service,
one in Navy, one in the Air Corps
in Hawaii and one in the Army
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Crellin,
three sons, one in army and two in
the navy.
Mrs. Georgia Faherty, Crellin, three
sons in the service.
N. G. Nethken, Oakland, three sons
in service.
Mrs. Simon Orendorf, Grantsville,
four sons in the service.
Y. l.. Blocher, Grantsville, three sons
and a daughter in the service, the
daughter in the ANC.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Miller, Nc
Henry, three sons in the service.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Coddington.
FriendsvilIe, three sons in the
service.
Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Kitzmiller, three
sons in the service.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Ross, of Jennings,
have four sons in service.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Canaan, CrelIin
three sons in Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dewitt, three
sons in service and another schcd-
uled to leave in next group.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl f. Teets, of Lake
Ford, near GAINESVILLE, three sons
in the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Shaffer, Red
House, three sons in service.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Shuttleworth Red
House, three sons in service.
Mr.. and MIS-. Ernest R. Ridder, Red
House, three sons in service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Wolfe, Red House,
two sons in army and one daughter,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15

Mr. and Mrs. o. S. Fike were in
Cumberland on Saturday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-15

Pvt Vaughn A BoWmar recently
'as transferred from Camp Polk, Va,
o Lo- Angelo California. lie con!-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Death lotlres


SINCLAIR Agnes tnee Ottob March Is,
1913 of Ss27 Dexter Blvd, beloved wife
Iof Charles darling mother OF &. William.
loving daughter OF Johanna Otto, dear
sister OF Evelyn. Funeral saturday, $50
from Joseph ] Sarnowski Chapel, Ass
Campbell at Buchanan, st, Theresa az ?.
WOLFE Helen. beloved wife OF Cemence,
dear mother OF Clemence Jr., Rosemary,
Nancy and Bernard dear sister Mrs
Mae Leonard, Edward. Frank. Bernard.
Clarence JaX. Funeral from the residence.
233s Faber Saturday morning at $3.50 10
ST John Evangelical Church at 10.
FISHER May IS. Joseph. 5i47 Porsth,
Dearborn. beloved husband OF Elizabeth,
dear father OF pvt. Leo J. OF Clearwater,
Fla. Jack OF o. s Coast Guard, Fort
Pierce. Fla. Thomas ana Mrs Mary
Mealey. brother OF James Arthur and
Frank q OF Freusberg. y. Y. Services.
Friday. 30 a. m. from the Mcfarland
EHH"ral Home 5iOt Schaefsr road, Dear
born. 81. clements Church a. $. Inter
ment So Hedwtgs Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

A. sASfIgNC Waving -ofinishing Good
NorkmAnshp; reasonable rates. Id
wards " T0vnseua S-2sla
FLOOR SANDING. old nee reasonabls
free t'imsiss Tyler S.22o7 TEmpls
f6et
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Jersey City Splits
With Maple Leafs
BY nlted Press

Jersey City split a twilight
double h der with the pace
making Toronto Maple Leafs
Wednesday IN the only two games
played IN the International League
Weather wiped out Baltimore al
Rochester and Syracuse al Buffalo,
while the other clubs were un-
scheduled
Jersey City moved into fourth
place by beating Toronto, 6-3, IN
the seven inning opener but
dropped back to fifth when the
Leafs won the nightcap by the
same score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
DEATHS

Elizabeth szikesor Skies, 54f g. solysy, 81
George Fowler, 1881 Harrison. SO
Martha Newman, 5527 Fourth 81
Emma NJ Flower, zoos Pingree, 81
Mike Nahat 13g Philip. a.
Ben MirhPHwicZ, 1876 F. Jefferson -.
Daniel Erskine 1875 Archdale SIS
Wanda Thompson. 1850 Mnock IS
Fred A. Westphsl 1885 Wildemere 81
Frank Makowski 9s33 Brockton IS
Joseph Paul GrtyWacz $3.50 Dubay. 50
Hattie Kent 1880 Howard SIS
Pauline Graham 1928 Military a
Edward Boucher $751; Bostwick So
Benjamin Haskell CRANE. 1910 W cute
driye. 80
Jack Hook 7is ColIngwood "a
Eugene II Leonard. 1924 Dragon so.
John ZaWislak, $3.50 Proctor 50
Evelyn NJ Merritt slsi Ellsworth 40
John Thomas Powers bp76 Fifteenth 81
stanisiaus Lepkowski 9sS f. Warren. 81
John Laica ISL r Adams, 81
Mary Drlscoll s3i w. AleNandrinp IS.
Elizabeth r. Gibson, 1925 Chenlot "a
William V Herbert 1915 Brunette. 81.
Alese Austin. 1869 Monroe %
David Bsrris. 40l2 W. Jefferson. Ecorse
months
Gnber, Champine 305s Porter, -.
Louise smith. 1851 Helen, 80
. Ellen Gransden, ZOOS Fourteenth ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Chick Harbert
To Play Here

Detroit golfers viii sec Chick
Hafbert this week END for the tlrft
time tins season
The star Battle Creek pro, who
enlisted last fan IN the army ar
corps reserves. and who y on leave
Gurinc ms first ana second tram
,nl- canrSns ulu nIaX with Jimmy
Dcmarct AZ Plum Hollow -Satl1r-
daN
The occasion viii be special
event the club is holding m ceie-
bratlon Of penarct = birthday
HSrhert was expected 10 arrive
IN time 10 participate M the sea-
son opening pro-amaicur iomor-
row at plum Hollow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Observation-Disclosures
DEATHS

Jo1efa Iesniak. 57i1 Lumley. 90
Adam klerzek. 4fi6 Campbell. Is
Lottle Mustain. $4,000 Snowden, 81
Mary Mostrag. l3S45 Gallagher as.
Andre VerstFaete. g25 BeacoRshelu. Cross
Ponte PARK 80
William Semple sIl5 Nen IS
Peter Harfelder. 1857 Gallagher, -.
Helen Mount, 1929 y Washington, Roys
oak %
Mary Oelscheger i4S7i Lauder, IS
Hillard Dean Austin, 1883 McGraw, OIL.
Mari YOUNG 2626 MareHh ~
f7ft+turr- t}t-rrtr---i 49, S-taSa+ir,
Joseph Bon Ann 1896 Troy place, 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
ENTRY BLANK
Hearst Times Rifle Tournament
For Beginners and Experts
OLYMPIA, MAY 1870
1000 PRIZES
ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 20
Open TO All Citizens Of Michigan

tIo Entry Fee
Cheet events you wish 70 and sr 70 Rife Editor Times
boys Novice individual 20 shots prone).
Girls Novice Individual 30 shots prone.
3-Men's Novice Individual 10 shot. prone).
4-Wornens Novice Individual 20 shots prone>.
5Open Expert 5-man 20 prone ofhand
6-Open Expert Individual 60 prone 70 orhsnd
Open 5son1an TO shots prone 10 orhand
s--Junior 5-boy 20 shots prone.
e-Junior 5-grl team 30 shots prone).
io-Iiigh School Wnior i-boy 90 prone
kneeing, ofhsnd)
High School Junior 4-eirl 30 prone
kneeing. ofhand)
I2-civisn Defense 51an Open 10 prone
ofhandl.
13-Civisn Defense Novice Individual 30 shots prore>.
Name Address
team entry hat your team here
.....,..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Program
Set for Sunday

PONTIAC May 20-The CAP
air show a. Pontiac Municipal
Airport. originally scheduled for
last SUNDAY hut Cancelled By the
army arr force because Of the
weather, is nov planned for this
SUNDAY II lt stops raining and
the field dric, sufficiently
The original program. including
parachute dropping OF food and
arms. and a series Of aerial and
ground drills are on the program
The public Il invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Lost and Found

! 1oot dsto oefta
IBBACk folder containing Packard pa,
checks, SIS in cash. Liberal reward
Townsend 1920
BLACK WALLET Please return creden
tials profitable reward Mathew Bell
Hotel Savarine
BOWLING bail lost in parking lot Wurm
Recreation. sunday evening. Bud
Reward 2e6l Medbury
FEMALE English setter, orange and whit,
tick vicinity Chalmers. MonistiQue War
rem Reward. Drexel 2679
GERMAN wire haired pointer; female
brown lost vicinity Seven Mile anc
Greenfield. penny; reward. $4,000 Robson
Vermont 52s64
LOST Black purse Wednesday evening
valuable pictures: reward. Vermont
7-0907 evenings.
! LOST Brown wallet valuable papers
Wednesday vicinity Warren and John r
Reward VIM Watkins
LOST Ladys Hamilton wrist watch
Greenfield's Woodward ave cafeteria
sunday night: keepsake, reward $50 Co
lumbia 1880. Apt 3O3.
LOST 49, Brinde bulldog male. PAL.
brown. white breast white spot on fore
head reward. Niagara 1881. l0527 Nc
kinney
LOST N March, large long -nosed male Col.
lie with - white collar liberal reward.
CAL Birmingham 2ei3
SCOTTlE Black female. "Duchess'
strayed vicinity Davison-La Sale Blvd.
reward Townsend o-ss33.
sIGNET ring lady's initials "A. w"
set IN diamonds. Niagara 450s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Matthew Wills a. Fssie simpson, 81
Leonard n Marquardt, 81 Pearl +. Back
hhus ~
Raymond siankievlcz. - Mary G9snska
DsSid A. N,s,eyish, % Doris Haeerman
%
Elmer Turbln. - Ruth RAMSEY IS
Hermau N Larson % Nniired J.. John
SON 90
Frank Miller IS Ada e Jeuz a.
Rocco laC0belu "A Concctta Cilhrasi, h5
Leonard Gefon. p Gertrude Greengood. p
Marvin Wagner, 20 Helen Hamilton. 20
Waiter TFHftF IL Ai4+Es- Mink n-
Verne H. Mcdonald. 2s, Doris h. Delaney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Es(obar 10 Enter
Army Next Month

SAN JUAN. p. R. May 20 CUP)
Former world bantamweight
champion Sixto Escobar prepared
today to do his fighting for Uncle
Sam. Escobar. who gave up the
bantam crown in 1899 because he
could no longer make the 49,
pound limit. will enter the army
next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Rain Halls Opening
Of Pontiac LEAGUE

PONTIAC. May 20-Opening
game of the Pontiac Municipal
Glass A Baseball League has been
postponed until next Monday. 1t
was postpone from last
Monday, when il was originally
scheduled, but continued rains
have turned the State Hospital
Field diamond into a small lake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
DIVORCES

Louise Woody from Roy NJ
Elizabeth Bradley from Harold.
Ethel Alexander from Harvey.
Theodore Basil from Mevina
Pauline Ire from Carroll
Alice Webster from Erwin.
Cecilia Huntsberry from Larry.
Annie Brown from Frank
Alma McCalpin from Alfred.
Joseph Jolly from Ellen
Alice CleNincer from Wilbur
-I--SaEgs-. ~ t,--rr--frr -i-trr-.-
Marion Hahn from Herman.
'Ciara Kroii from Frank
Clement Oueilette from Olive.
Marion BAR from Robert.
Earl Saxton from Lucille.
Dorothy Brown from Martin.
Troy staten from AnnsbeN
Mary T Gslleriul from Joseph.
Claire Campbell from willard,
Geraldine GOlish from Charles
GeneyieNe Drozdowski from STANLEY.
Lillian GrahoWsit from Joseph
Sadie Anderson from Robert.
Beatrice Green from Flnors.
Beatrice Jones from Johnnie
Elizabeth BArodte from Anthony.
cam Gwiaylusk from Jennie.
Mamie Brown from Robert.
ANDY kanalos from Anna
Mary j cam from Robert
Alice Reynolds from Waller
Frank " KsrIastt from kathleen
arthur Gusi,h rom rathie'1
Nolan IL. Iack IRON Geraldine
Julia NJ KouEear from George O.
Ruin NJ. Carlson from James &.
Kenneth Allison from Glenn
Myrnn Stap,eton from Richard.
Name Davis from I.add
Gary n Higgins from While T.
Margaret Jones from Herbert X.
Ann r., lmler from Ray ~
Ann L. Brubaker from Daniel.
Doris Thompson from CLIFFORD.
Ben o. Ressler from Harold
Etress y Lucas from Joseph.
Marjorie ! Munday from Perry
Nellie r Walker from William r
Amos Rucker from Marie
ora Cobb from Washington.
Herman Kunert from Pauline
Albert F. Skinner from Mare "
Avide Fortier from Rossnna
E-ielle Wipe from Lester
Minnie VI Lucas from Robert
Myrtle Farley from Wesley
Harver II Rrodcrson from Ms
Blanche HouCh from Nicholas.
Glen Adoure from Alie
Cora Penny from George
Vera Shetileroe from WAYNE
Georgia. knife from william.
clyde Miller from Doris
Rosette Patton from CleVc
Charles O'Rourke from Leola NJ
Patricia u Williamson from ora Re-,
Tuna Z NoNleS from Merle @
Viola Speer from Arthur r
Violet Macdonald from Donald
Pauline W Sunday from Ray
Eva Mae Burnham from Ardei
Anna Gibbs from William.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

FtNIGAToRS
rHT Original CYAnide Gas Co Work
guaranteed rY f-So17
uK>A'I CLEANING. RtrAIRING
FURNACES REPAIRED sxchaogss m.
ssN'd rsv use1 part rsssonanie
s96a Lsht-AIls road. 10. s-6isT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
r x1oe1t Setvzcp DE4ecz1zY,
-AkD BUYERS GUIDE
RADIO SERVICE
ROLLER Neutrality-suspicious.
ROOFING AND SIDING

ROLLER SKATING nightly, dancin,
Exercise for better health" Wndsc
Arena, sra McDouEall, Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Beauty Culture Schools

FREE BEAUTY CULTURE training lin
| tied Hygenic School s540 Twelfth
Madison S053
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-09
Christian Ladies Aid Again
Leads W0nien'S Bond Sales

Mrs. M. j. Sisson and Mrs. Kath-
iiryn Soesbe, representing the Chris
tian Ladies Aid led for the second
consecutive month in the Glasgow
women's war bond sale drive for
August. Their sale totaled $4,688, of
which the organization received
credit for 1868.
Miss Belle Minnick, representing
the Methodist Woman's society, re-
ported a sale of S875, and the or
ganization received a credit of S975.
Mrs. Clayton Goheen of the Luth-
eran Ladies Aid reported sale of
$500, and the organization credit was
S4,975. Mrs. H. R. Bjorklund of the
Baptist Helping Hand society re-
ported a sale of S135 Organization
credit was $235.
Other reports and the sale and
credit figures were those of Mrs. G.
A. Clark. st. Matthew's guild, SITS,
SITS; Mrs. Loring Lansing, Dorcas
club. SIG, SIG. and Mrs. Leslie
Hanson. Congregational Ladies Aid,
S81. $156. The Altar society and the
P. E. o. chapter each received an
organization credit of $50.
The total sale amounted to S7095.
The Glasgow courier., 1943-09-09
HORSE THEFT
IS CHARGED
BEFORE JUDGE
Frazer Man Pleads Innocent at
Arraignment in District
Court Here.

Harry Bird. %, Frazer resident,
pleaded innocent to grand larceny
when be was arraigned before Judge
John Hurry in district court here
Friday. His bond was set at $1,000
Bird was arrested Thursday by
Walter Wittmayer, Nashua deputy
sheriff.
Ralph Burger, who lives three
miles east Of Nashua, rode a horse
to Nashua and tied it up near the
Farmers Union oil station Thurs
Gay. Later, when he started home,
he found the animal missing.
He reported the occurrence to the
deputy sheriff who traced the horse
to near Frazer, where he arrested
Bird with the horses in his possess
sion.
Bird was brought to Glasgow and
placed in the county Jail. The dis
trict court information was filed by
Thomas Dignan, county attorney.