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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-19
Calendar Of Social Events
TO-DAY


Ypslanu No 2iOs Veterans Of Foreign Wars o'clock
Veterans Hall
Ypsilanu Club Christmas
meeting $50 Ladies Literary Club House Bring
exchange gift for Christmas
program, Blanche Kissane chairman
number Is F. and A. NJ dinner $50 Masonic
Temple dining ROOM followed by special communication
installation OF officers.
Loyal Order OF Moose, O'Clock, Moose Hall
number Degree Honor. o'clock, Church
election officers Exchange
so Christmas gifts. refreshments.
New Central Railroad at Gilbert House
Boy $3.50 Roosevelt Pack 49, home
Mre. j. p Kelly Cub den 3, ST. Johns Pack 40,
home of Mrs Ray Beck; Scout Leaders Appreciation
dinner for Cubmases assistants and
teemen Camp Newkirk, Dexter.
WEDNESDAY
Boy 80 Plat school troop A. at school, induction
Ross school Scouting committee at the school
Wahtenaw Rebekah regular meeting o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Study Club Christmas go Literary Club
number Pythian Sisters O'clock initiation
Knights of Pyhias Hall
Aid Society day meeting Gilbert Housee
Christmas Bring gift OF fruit for baskets and %
gift for exchange; cooperative chicken dinner
Capsule Sisters Club Christmas o'clock
Myron Ashby
Palm Leaf o'clock party Mrs Ethel
Williams.
Ypsanti Aere Faterna Order of Eagles hall G3a E.
Red Cross surgical dressings five Wech Hail.
St. Luke's Church House, $50 d $50 o'clock.
Wives Of Men in Service Christmas Gilbert House.
Board of Commerce and Junior Chamber
affairs committees and city charter committee Joint meeting
at city hall, 1880 m.
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Pacific

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ese planes knocked out last week
in the Philippines were accounted
for by fast carrier forces under
command OF Vice Adm. John s. Nc.
Cain who declared "Give me enough
fighter planes and We can go up to
the Empire and do the same" thing
to Japan proper.
New Airdromes
American planes will soon be tax.
ing off from newly built airdromes
on Mindoro, within half an hours
flying time OF Manila. Associated
Press War Correspondent Elmont
Waite reported. Only opposition to
the invasion, he said, has been by
Japanese aircraft.
Chinese turning the tables on the
invaders in central China drove to
within six miles Of Chin-Cheng
Kiang. Golden City" on the rail-
way 81 miles west OF the former
U. S. airbase at Liuchow in Kwang'
ST Province.
The Navy Department announced
yesterday U. s. submarines sank 80
more japanese ships-12 warships
two .tankers, two transports, IL
MISUNDERSTANDING their wartime
bag TO 907.
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Queen City Lodge
Completes Year

Queen City Lodge held its last
meeting for this year at Castle Hall
Monday night, as next Monday is
Christmas.
A letter was received from their
former prelate, Delmar Bruder. who
is now serving his country in
France, and one from Charles How
ard OF Sea Side, oregon. Mr.. How.
ard has been a member OF Queen
City Lodge for over 40 years but
left Ypsilanti IS years ago to make
his home in Oregon. The second
rank was then conferred on iar
old Gregg. Max Ellsworth, and Oar.
win Bailey.
On completion OF this rank the
same candidates along with Baird
Horning and Adams Allen, received
the third rank.
Nine members OF Milan Lodge
No. 1888 were present and were to
have brought two candidates with
them, but they were unable to come
on account OF sickness in their
families.
A fine lunch was served by Wal
ter Heath and committee following
the work.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Jan. 7.
Regular card party will be
Thursday night.
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Europe

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cribed the scene as the creates
destruction of German armor since
the Falaise-Argentan trap in Nor
way which wiped out the bulk OF
the German sevent army.
Pressure Continues
The counteroffensive failed to re-
lieve U. S. First and Ninth Army
pressure west OF Cologne on the
Roer River. Rolsdorf, less than a
mile from fortress Duren, was
cleared by the First. and the Ninth
advanced from one to two miles,
taking Wurm and Mullendorf and
clearing Breeck, northeast OF Cell
enkirchen.
On the central sector. U. S. Third
Army troops drove to the east
edge of Dillingen, fortified city
above Saarlautern, and gained 10
the south.
U. s. Seventh Army troops on
) ! '-mile front edged ahead into
Siegfried line defenses in the Ger
man Palatinate, taking two Ger
man villages.
Pour Across Border
Russian troops poured across the
CZechoslovak border from north
east Hungary on a widening front
which threatened early collapse OF
the entire German salient in east
ern Slovakia between Poland and
Hungary.
A spearhead OF the Second Uk-
raine Army reached within two
miles of kassa, major enemy
stronghold In eastern Slovakia. II
this road were cut the German gar
rison at Kassa could flee only
through patriot gauntlets in the
Czechoslvak Mountains. The
Russians were swarming down
from the Kecske Mountains and
into the broad Brodva and Hernad
River Valleys leading to Kasss.
situation Improved"
Prime Minister Churchill told
Commons the situation in Greece
has greatly improved. In effect.
he challenged the governments OPP
position to force new vote on that
question. He refused a voluntary
review of the Greek situation or o
the general war picture befor'
Christmas.
Some 500 Raj heavy bombers hi
the Baltic port OF Gdynia last night
blasting at German warships shelf
cred there. Other Raj heavies
struck Nurnberg and Munster In
Germany. These blows followed
a day attack in which LOO British
based American bombers hit Co.
logne. Coblenz and Mainz, Nazi sup
ply hubs for the western front.
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Two Hundred at
Lodge Gathering

Over two hundred persons attend
ed the joint Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs Christmas party at the odd
Fellows Hall Monday evening. The
delightful evenings entertainment
was opened with the singing OF
Christmas carols and a recitation
Of welcome was given by Miss Shir.
ley Barnes.
Accompanied by Mrs Ruth Katon,
Leon Steere sang Jingle Bells,
and Ronald Parker sang "Silent
Night" TWO piano solos, Fairy
Harps" and "Littlee Spring Song
we're played by David Thayer.
Mary Lou Southwark recited Bun
dies" and Heaven" was sung by
Richard ward. Paul Kanitz gave a
recitation, as did Richard Horn
berger, who gave "Gobble, Gobble."
Another recitation was given by
Sharon Lee Bovan entitled Twin
kle, Twinkle, Little Star" David
Thayer and Ronald Parker gave a
recitation, and a prayer was given
by Joey" Butcko. Joyce South
ward also gave a Christmas recita-
ZION.
At the close of the program,
Santa Claus entered and gifts for
everyone we're distributed, as well
as candy. fruit and nuts. The COM
mittee in charge of entertainment
consisted OF Mrs. Margaret Easlick,
Mrs. virginia Southwark, Mrs. Ha-
eel Thayer, Mrs. Iva Lee, and Mrs.
Rita Fredette.
Decorations we're arranged by
Mrs. Evelyn Lowell, Mrs. Hattie
Grannis. Mrs. Edna Parker, Mrs.
Fannie Bowerman, Mrs. Lonas Kid.
well. and Mrs. Lillian Lott. 'The
committee from the odd Fellows
which aided the other committees
consisted Of Jay Cazier. Thomas
Lawrence, Benjamin Parker, and
Thomas Barnes.
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Traveller Aid

Continued from Page One)
to spend this last Christmas with
their man in uniform before he
sails for overseas. The mothers
are anxious for room where there
will be kitchen facilities, so the
child can have warm good food. At
night and on week ends service
men come in to make advance res
creations for their wives and chill
dren.
I'VE do not want servicemen to
remember that in Ypsilanti they
could not find a place for their
families to live" Mrs. Olson de-
clared. I'VE do not want the
wives Of servicemen who never re-
turn from this war to feel a re-
sentiment towards us because here
their children were denied their
chance to see their fathers.
ANY Ypsilanti citizen who can
accommodate some serviceman's
wife and child Is urged to do So"
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Fake Rationing
Plan Discovered

New York, Dec. 19-INS-A dis
eliminating printer and photo-en-
graver who received one large
order too many was credited Mon
day to U. s. District Atty. John F.
X. McGohey for frustrating a novel
new scheme for counterfeiting ra-
ton coupons. The printer received
orders for making engraving OF In
tricate posters. one Of which con-
tanned tiny airplanes and another
containing eagles with spread
wings In its design. After execut-
ing several orders. the printer
realized that the planes were SINH
lar to the shoe ration stamp and
the eagles were a close resembl-
ance to the great seal OF the Unit
ed States used as a background for
every sheet OF ration coupons.
The printer notified Secret Ser
vice agents and Friday Walter. Forl-
enza, 26, was held in $500 bail
on charges OF possessing plates
from which counterfeit coupons
could be printed.
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Party Enjoyed by
Townsend Members

Following the regular business
meeting OF the Townsend Club,
Monday evening in room 109 OF the
Ypsilanti High School, the large
group OF members enjoyed Christ
mas party. including program and
exchange OF gifts. Louis Parmeley
presided. Christmas greetings from
hsadquarters. bulletins ANA Aes-
sages from Washington were read.
Opening the program, directed
by Mss Belle Ross, Mrs. Walter
Gale read a Christmas story en-
titled Annie and WHY'S Prayer"
Other readings were THE Problem
Man" by Mrs. Ward; Mrs. Prin'
dies Colloquy" and Price" by
Mrs. Lowell Lee; Might in Beth
lehem" by Miss Ross.
Louis Skinner favored with vic.
lin selections, and the group joined
in singing Christmas carols. Christ
mas gifts we're exchanged and each
received candy filled stocking.
Light refreshments were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. Parmeley and COM
mittee.
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Royal Neighbors
Select Officers

Oak Camp No. 1883 OF the Royal
Neighbors OF America elected Off.
GERS at their regular meeting Mon.
day followed by a Christmas party
and gift exchange. Those elected
for the coming year are Mesdames
Fred Easing, oracle; Milton Dillon.
vice oracle; V. A. Celebrezze, re-
corder; John Slater, receiver; Ar.
thur Ferguson, chancellor; Jennie
Kirk, marshal; Edward Grannis,
past oracle; Minnie Rust, manag.
err; Carrie Danforth, inner senti.
mel; and Howard Thomas, outer
sentinel. State delegate, Mrs. Clara
NJ. Bradley and alternate, Mrs.
Pearl s. Celebrezze.
Defenseo stamps were won by
Jennie Kirk and the pot OF gold by
Pearl Pauline CelebrezZe.
Auditing committee will meat
January Is at ISL Davis st. at S p.
m.
Installation OF officers will be
held next meeting, January %, with
Neighbor Bradley who is District
Deputy. as installing officer.
A letter was read from the Su.
preme Camp thanking the local
camp for its donation TO the blood
plasmS@fund.
Games were played and prizes
awarded.
A tasteful lunch was served by
the chairman, Neighbor Bradley,
OF sandwiches, pickles, cake and
tea.
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Ross P. T. A. Plans
Holiday Program

The Ross Parent-Teachers As.
ISOLATION will present a Christmas
program at its regular meeting
Wednesday evening; 1880. in the
Willow Run Community Building.
The meeting is open to the public,
but children, unless on the pro-
gram, must be accompanied by
parents.
Mrs. William Harmon, president,
will open the program with a few
announcements. The next numbers
will be an accordian solo by Mrs
Mary Muehlig. Ann Arbor. carol
singing by the audience. led by
Mrs. LaRue Leavenworth; two
numbers by the Norwayne church
quartette, Song OF Songs" and
Coventry Carol.
The installation OF Ross Troop
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Deaths
MRS. KATHERINE GOODRICH

Mrs. Katherine Skellie Goodrich,
former resident OF Ann Arbor, died
Monday evening at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. George Worden,
$40 n. River CT, after a lingering
illness.
She was born March 5. 1876, in
Illinois, to William and Elizabeth
Skellie, and married to George w.
Goodrich August 2S. 1895.
She is survived by her husband,
three daughters, Mrs. ]. J. Jensen,
Harlan. Ia; Mrs. ]. C. Hills. Flint;
and Mrs. George Worden; two
sons, John f. OF Washington. D. c.,
and DR.. BENJAMIN f. Goodrich,
Pleasant Ridge; ten grandchildren,
and great grandson. and three
brothers. BENJAMIN Skellie, Rock
Rapids, Ia; Erskin Skellie. Win
don, Mimi, and Leroy Skellie,
California.
Services will be at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the Much
Zig Chapel. Ann Arbor. The Rev.
Harold De Vries will offlciate.
Burial will be at Windon, MINI.
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THE Willow RUN News

81 committeeman will then ia
place with Donal Burns, conduc
ing the ceremony. All Boy Scout
OF last year and this year are
be in uniform.
Following the ceremony a clsr
net duet by Louis and Teddy Bogs
will be heard in silent NigG
and white Christmas, and a.
audience will again sing a caro-
Christmas greetings will be give.
by DR.. Malcolm Rogers, super
tendent OF schools.
An operetta by a select grou
from all grades will precede
short intermission.
The last part OF the program vii
include a choir OF 50 members Sc
lected from the fourth, fifth an
sixth grades that will sing 9TH
Holly and the Ivy" Bring
Torch. Don't Wait Til the Nigh
Before Christmas.
Rev. @. p. Jerome will conclud
the program.
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Gamma Pi Chapter
Has Holiday Party

Gamma Pi Chapter OF the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority held its Christ
mas party at the Gilbert House
Monday night. Games were played
early in the evening. Later Christ
mas gifts were exchanged and in
this way the identity OF each girls
secret pal was disclosed. Tradition
al bridal trays were given to Mrs.
Jean Barnes and Mrs. Dorothy ALL
daffer.
The refreshments were provided
by the sponsor, Mrs. Marjorie
Bush.
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Stork Calls

Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fowler, Wayne, Dec. IS, In Boyer
Hospital. Weight, seven pounds
five and one half ounces.
Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
well Hanlon, 319 S. Prospect St,
Dec. IS, in Boyer Hospital. Weight
five pounds six and one fourth
ounces.
Son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Mon
roe. 9455 Vreeland Rd., Dec. IS
in Boyer Hospital. Weight, seven
mounds, four and three fourths
ounces.
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Draft

Continued from Page One)
Manchester; Leo Albert Gayan,
Bessemer; Lester Dale Laberteaux,
Gregory: Donald Harold Rhees,
Manchester; Eugene Harold Co.
me-, Milan; Willie Carl Stohrer,
Robert Lyle Foster and George
Wilfred Wilson. Ann Arbor; War
rem Alva Klender. Bay City, Duane
Andrew Hafley, Chelsea.
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Rural Events
WEDN E SDAY

WEDNESDAY
Salem
Christmas party. All divisions
Salem Girl Scouts, Federated
Church dining room in evening az
ter caroling.
THURSDAY
Cherry Hill
School Christmas program in
evening at school house.
Salem
Salem Union School Christmas
program, s .. M at Town Hall.
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LOSE RATIONS

Detroit, Mich.-The gasoline ra-
tioning privileges OF 80 motorists
were suspended Monday as OPA
officials summoned the first OF
1855 autoists to explain where they
got gasoline used on recent deer
hunting trips. Nineteen drew 9O-day
penalties, eight so. days, and live
30 days, according to W. Z. Fitz-
gerald, district OPA director, who
heads the four Investigators hear
ing the cases.
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SANITY QUESTIONED

Detroit-Three doctors have been
appointed by Circuit Judge Vincent
NJ. Brennan to give second sanity
examination 10 Robert William
Turner, convicted OF frst degree
murder in the Staying OF 1f.year
old Joyce Raulston. before sentence
is passed. They are DR.. Thomas
r. STAIRS, DR.. Lowell Selling and
DR.. ]. NJ. Stanton. Turner was
found sane at his first examination
conducted before he was arraigned'
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WANT TO STAY

Detroit-AP-A spokesman for
the War Relocation Authority said
Monday that virtually all the 2,400
se-Americans who wer
moved from the West Coast {,
Michigan after Pearl Harbor wa
to be permanent residents OF III
state. Wendell P. Gee, senior of
Ger OF the WRA, cited recent Wa
Department directives permittir
certain classes of Japanese-Ame
leans to return to their West Goa
homes, but expressed belief few {
the temporary Michigan resident
would take advantage OF the ru
ings.
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Members of Stein
Circle Play Games

Nineteen members OF the Stein
Circle OF the. Dorcas Society OF the
Lutheran Church played games and
enjoyed a Christmas party follow
ing their brief business meeting at
the home OF Mrs Clarence Loesell,
Monday evening. Mrs. f. X. Schill
presided at the business meeting.
The games were directed by Mrs.
LAMAR Thumm and Mrs. Robert
Thumm. Christmas gifts were ex-
changed and refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be Jan. -
with Mrs. Elmer Peters.
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Senate

Continued from Page Onel
enthusiastic approval OF the slate
drew the assertion from Connally
that he happened to know that Mr.:
Roosevelt desired confirmation OF
the group. Obviously. he and 9TH
ers of like views hoped the Presi-
dent might say something to clear
the atmosphere.
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COACH KILLED

Flint. Mich. 1t. g. g. Harold
Reynolds, Flint Northern High
School coach whose 1889 baseball
team was indicated, has been
killed in a plane crash in Brazil,
where he was serving with the
Navy. Word OF his death was re.
ceiyed here yesterday, three weeks
after Sgt. Fred Rettenmund, co.
captain OF that unbeaten team, was
reported wounded in action in the
European theater.
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LANSING-AP-The State Plan
ming Commission will be asked to
endorse next Thursday an Army
Engineering Corps proposal for
construction OF Is small boat har-
bors on Michigan shores at an esti-
mated cost to the state of S62l,20O.
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House Burns

A large farm house belonging to
Henry Ford on Gotfredson, Rd.,
north OF Geddes Rd. was virtually
destroyed by fire. this afternoon.
Willow Run firemen are fighting
the blaze. The building was occu-
pied by the John walters family.
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Pictures Tonight

The motion pictures TO be shown
at the Ypsilanti Machine and Tool
Co. tonight feature The Back Door
to Japan" a restricted picture show
ing where and how the "supermen"
OF the orient are vulnerable. This
picture is for war workers only.
The educational pictures to be
shown are "Vernier Scale" and
six Gauges"
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MRS. MEDoRA RANcK

Ann krbor, Dec. 19-Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Medora Ranck. IS.
mother OF Mrs. Stella Burroughs,
1901 Vaughn ST., were conducted
Monday evening at the Staffan-Hil,
dinger Funeral Home with Rev.
Ralph Dunlop. assistant pastor Of
the First Methodist Church, offlciat-
ing. Burial was to be In Wester-
vile, O.. this morning.
Mrs. Ranck was born Oct 81.
1S49, in Westerville, O., coming TO
Ann Arbor in 1882. soon after the
death OF her husband, Lewis
Ranck. Mr.. and Mrs. Ranck were
both active in the work Of the
Methodist Church at Westerville.
She is also survived by three
grandchildren. Paul Burroughs,
Rochester, N. Y: Doris Ranck,
Mansfield, O.. and Cpl. Lewis ].
Ranck with the Army in the South
Pacific.
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RICHARD CURTIS

Richard Curtis. 1924 Upton ST.,
Willow Village, died Monday morn
ing.
He was born March 4, 1870. in
Lions County, Mississippi, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Curtis. Four
months ago he came to Willow VII
lage to live with his son, Homer.
Surviving is his wife, Mary, sew
en- sons and three daughters.
Funeral services will be at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon at the
Church Of God in Christ, Hawkins
St, with Rev. David Gooch Off
ciating. Burial will be in Mt. YER
non cemetery. Friends may call
at the Lucille Richardson funeral
home.
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RILEY RITES WEDNESDAY

Jackson-Funeral services will
be held here Wednesday for Will
liam +. Riley, 66. president OF St
Johns Evangelical and Reformed
Church.
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YpsiLanH Briefs
No Clinics

No Clinics
The county health service an
nounces that there will be no tn.
berculosis clinic at st. Joseph Hos.
pital either Christmas or New
Years Day. The regular Monday
schedule will be continued after the
first OF the year.
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In the Sick Room

Bayard Struble, 3O5 n. Hamilton
St.. is seriously i'll at University
Hospital where he was taken by
ambulance Wednesday.
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Bible Readings

tuesday. December 10; John TO-:
II am come that they might
have life. and that they might
have II more abundantly"
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South Africa as a whole is an
elevated region, more than Az
per cent Of its area being more
than 1000 feet above sea-level.
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Ell Salvador has about 1900
coffee plantations, or fncas, with
a total OF about 140,000.000 trees.
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Auction Sale
EpIDAy DECEMBER ~ AT 1880 SHARP

237o LeForoe Out NJ Prospect cedds Id west on Geo.
des one mile TO IeForqe Rd, Right leForae Rd "a re
Moving to furnished apartment-must sen every'nns'
Baldwin Baby Grand piano. apartment size kroehler davenport
and chair with springs burgundy mohair ttbaek chair win OF
toran desk revolving bookcase Console radio rocker library
table PEDESTAL Duncan Phye blond mahogany on'
ina room table, six chairs with royal blue ana m
seats china cabinet buffet walnut waterfall bedroom
quite double bed box springs nnerspne mattress vanity sna
bench chest night stand PC h9nt WsterrH
bedroom suite: double bed coll spring. nnersprins mse
M and bench chest Of drawers lined wardrobe single bee
complete dresser dapes curtains chromium stool kehen Nno
Thomas clock, Sun Ray surlsmp ano
pictures Dishes kitchenwsre $50 IT. 1srde
hose including wheel eustor saw Ratchet eroet
and other articles numerous to mention.
This furniture display and will make e~eeen
Christmas gifts. Sale inside TERMS CASH At SALE
LUTHER II. FENKER, Proprietor
MILFORD OSBURN, Auetioneer
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Announces Enaauement

Mrs. Henry Borusch, Ballard st,
announces the engagement of her
daughter. Maxine, to George Hardy.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Hardy,
Willis.
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Admits Second Theft

The thirteen year old boy who
admitted stealing the Stawinski
car last Friday, told police, Monday,
that he also stole a car belonging
to Cyrus Camp. Is S Normal St,
on December u.
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Austin John Norton, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Norton, IS1 Low
ell St.. has been graduated from
the Naval Air Technical Training
Center located at Norman, Okla
homa.