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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
LIEUT.. CARRICK
 IS HONOR GUEST
Parents Recently Enter tained at Lawn Party
 for Son

Naugatuck. August 25. -- Lieuten- ant Donald GaFrick. U. s. N. R., and Mrs. Garrick of Waterbury were guests of honor at a lawn party held recently at the home of It. Gar rlck's parents. Mir. and Mrs Martin Garrick, Sr.. of High street. After a 2l-day leave. It. Garrick expects to return to duty in the South Pas cific.
 Attending the party were. Mir. and Mrs. Wilfred Pheroux and Lor- raine Pheroux of Waterbury. Mir and Mrs. Martin GarTick, Sr.. Mir and Mrs. Martin Garrick, Jr.. Mir and Mrs. Thomas P. Bradshaw and TOmmie and Carol Bradshaw. Mir and Mrs. Bernard J. 0arrick. Jane Bernard. Jr.. and Maureen 0arTick
 Also. Rev. Thomas 0arrick Oi Norwich. Mir and Mrs. NorYal F Turner and son, ToInnie. Mir. and Mrs. Edmund J. darrick ano daughter. Marcia, Mir. and Mrs Stephen J. Sweeney. Misses Marie and Elizabeth Kenney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Contest For Office
 Likely In Borough
Republican Nomination for I4tt Senatorial District
 May Go to Cheshire Man

Naugatuck. Aug. 25-A possibility that the 18th senatorial district Republican nomination may go to a Cheshire man as a result Of a pos- sible contest for the ofiice between two Naugatuck men was seen today. The possible candidate is Luke StapletOn. Cheshire. judge of pro- bate in the cnesnire-Prospect dis trict. >
 Judge Thomas s. Neary. Nauga- tuck. has refused to state definitely whether or not he will be a candi- date. Rep. William Painter, who announced his candidacy several months ago. is making Q strong fight for the office.
 The second ward leader said to- day that the e. Q. P. forces in his ward had reached no decision oEl which of the two Naugatuck men they will support in the event of a contest.
 Judge Weary and Rep. Painter both live in the first ward and whO- ever receives the support of the first ward delegates will gain an adyan-
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tage. observers believe.
 However. in spite of the local dis pute and the possibility of divided support in the Naugatuck delega- tion. MT. Stapletons chances are considered very good.
 Mass Meeting
 A second mass meeting of work CTS Of the Risdon Mfg. Co. was held Thursday night in Rubber Workers Hall as part of an organization drive conducted at the company by Local 25i. C. I. O., Mine Min and Shelter Workers union, it was re- yealed today by Oyi6e Garceau, c. I. O. international representa- tive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
RUBBER TANKS
 USED IN COMBAT
Portable Synthetic Models Have Been Developed By
 LOcaI Company

Naugatutk. Aug. 25 - Portable synthetic rubber tanks are now be- ing extensively used in combat areas for both the transportation and storage of gasoline. oil and aro- snatie fuels. to insure an adequate supply of these vital materials at all times.
 Developed by United States Rub- Der Company, these huge c0llapsible tanks can be set up or taken down very quickly. Advantages Of the synthetic rubber fuel tanks for over seas use are that they are eollapsi- ble and can be shipped in small space. They are light in weight, easily camoufiaged in the field and can be quickly set up or knocked down for transportation to a new l0- cation by a very small crew. Before their use, steel tanks were needed for storing pr transporting gasoline,
 Tanks for transporting fuel are made with 750 gallon capacity. car- ried on Q standard 2 i-2 ton truck and with 2,700 gallon capacity, three Of which are carried on one rail- road flat car.
 Storage tanks. used for advance combat or reserve supply back 0f the lines. will hold either 1000 gal- Ions or 5000 gallons Of gasoline.
 The c0llapsible fuel tanks are made Of mildey-pr0ofed fabric e0at- cd with high adhesive qualities. Tanks must withstand heat up 10 l65 degree P, and cold 10 zero. since they are heinz used in South Paei- lle operations as well as in Africa and Italy.
 With every tank is shipped . manual with full instructions for assembly, maintenance. repair and renacking, as well as an equipment eeest including fittings and repair materials, Tanks can be repaired in the field as easily and speedily as a tires inner tube.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
NOTICE

On sunday, August 27th, ls4i, il will be necessary to shut off m" water in main on Church and Bridge Streets between S.5O A. M., and I2 M. This will reduce the pres sure on all streets west of the Aau- gstuek River. north of Mlllyille Ayeaue and we recommend that residents in the higher area of this district draw a supply of water in advance of the shut of. IL may effect the pressure, in some degree. on streets east of the kauRatuck tory. Residents In the latter area are advised to draw a supply of water in advance of s;30 A. M.
 THE NAEGATBcK WATER e-es-st COMPANY.
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in a doable-ring ceremony at St. Francis church with Rev. Albert Taylor officiating. The bride was attended by Mrs. Francis O'Neil matron Of honor. and Miss Jeanne Smith and Miss Lorraine Weaving bridesmaids. Donald Weaving. the bridegroom,s brother, was best man ushers were William Smith and Donald Fleming.
 The bride. given in marriage by her father, wore white faille taf- feta gown. Her finger.tip veil of silk illusion was edged with dainty French lace and fell from a cor onet of seed pearls and net.
 A reception was held at the Hoy Brook Club. Sgt Wearing will rec turn to Puerto Rico on completion Of his furlough.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Borough Briefs

NaHgstHek, August 25. - MF. and AIFS. Paaqnale Gandio Of e smith street, Derby. announce the engage ment ef their daughter, Mics Mag galala Gaudie. te Private Michael jargani. sep nf Joseph GaFgeni of i I52 Maple street, Nsngatuek. Ne date has heen set fer the wedding. Pvt. Garg0nl. whe recently returned from twO years eyeTseas will report te Camp BBlneT, '. C.. for FesssigD- HaeRt 0n completion ef hts sS-day fsFleugh.
 Mrs John Cooper and children Of Philadelphia. Penn. are the guests of Mrs. Co0per's aunt, Miss Theresa B. Daly of Oak street,
 Mg. and AaFs. HaTFy Pliskin 0G gglgh street, Feently returned freED . gseatisa t0 the cstskill mountains, Aew YsTk,
 Miss Margaret Gilbert Of Golden gJill street Is spending her vacation at Wildemere beach. Milford. Miss Gilbert Is employed as a clerk in the local street department,
 The AgiilvllIe Library association Is sponsoring a card party ehis ege- ning st eI3e e'eleek To itbvarT hsll, Bridge. plnefhle an9 Gelhsek will bf plsyeA and tlaeFe wtll he prizes and refreshments,
 The library will he OpeD Rt Sp m, lgV the eKehanee ef h00SS,
 Misses Kathleen. Adellne and Rag- haT Kelly Of Highland avenue with Mrs. Agnes Kelley and ehilrden of New York, have returned from a vacation at Cape Cod, Mass,
 AgE. and AgTs, James Heavens sRd asngbteV. gey, ef GlnnD aVepDe. haze FetnEned fTsB 2 lse weeks Vseatlen spant sg BRy vlew. MllfeEd.
 The Nsugatuek Day Nursery as, soeiati0D held its monthly meeting this morning at 70 o'clock at the nursery rooms 0n Water street
 Mv. Rlla AgTS, Edward RaEaski ana ehlldTep, MaFlIyn cad EdwsFa. sVs ee % nlaml@nd slFaef, gre Vaeetl0ns lng Rg Pen9 Pslpt AsilfeFd,
 Mr, and Mrs, Irving Dienvenue Oi Lake Plymouth, Conn, announce the birth 0f 6 keven-p0und baby boy. Mrs, BlaDevenuN Is the former D0gs oshy Hubbell 0f Sweeney street.
 MT and AgV6, bIaE0ld Q. HewaFd aB1 children, S0ann and llaF0lA Ls Of TEey, N, ys ere visiting AiV, IseWaFa's parents, Agv, Ana hsT6, V, s.esIlsl.aslie Howard q paFk avenUe,
 ReFgeant Richard o6lF0sn. 0f the local police force, ghA Is medical patient at the Waterbury hospital was reported ln an improved e0lldls ll0n thls morning by hospital aiis thOTitles.
 Ise k being treated for poisoning of the face by pr. Fred Weile.
 The elanbAke and outing commit. tee of the Haugatuck Fish and
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Oldalmers llambake

The East Side oldtimers club will hold their annual clambake and out ing at Linden park Sunday, Sept. %. John Hanley will cater.
 Included on the menu will be clans. chicken, and other food. Over 200 are expected to attend.
 Members of the committee for the event are Warden Leo ]. Brophy. Jams J. D0nnelly. Burgess Andrew OTOole. George eengstacken. Ed- ward Jackson. Prank Madden. Ter renee OaConnor and Prank Sabia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
SGT. HOLLNTER
 HAS EXCITEMENT
Writes From France That Outfit Has Been in
 "HOt Spots"

Naug atuck, Aug. 25 - Sergeant Walter P. H0llister of the United States Army. who is nov in a tank destroyer outfit in France. a son of Mrs. Jennie Hollister of Church street, writes from overseas that his outfit has been in some pretty hot spots. since the invasion Of France got under way,
 Sergeant Hollister also states that the battlefields are very noisy, but that the American soldiers are get- ting used to it, and are now able to take almost anything in its stride.
 The local soldier who was an em- pl0ye of W, y, Brennan's store he- fore entering the service three years ago. vas stationed at several camps in this country before going 0yer- seas t0 England some months ago and eventually oD to France.
 The sergeant recently sent to his sister. Mrs. Romeo Nigr0 of Grassy Hill road, Waterbury 6 Aal flyers insignia and super Nazi insignia, taken from the bodies of members of the German elite eagpg. killed in combat with the laaei saldieT's out- fit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Nauvatuck. August 2S. - Mrs. Dorothy Wulfeck has been ape pointed head of an office which will be opened September 6ih at 295 Church street. for the purpose Of handling matters for returning vet. erans of World War 2, Clarence E. Jones. director Of the Naugatuck Committee. announced today. Mir. Jones said the office will be open daily from 9 a. m. to i2 noon, from Monday through Friday
 The purpose of the service for veterans is 10 cooperate with the many agencies which may be ren. dering some specific and specialized service for the benefit of veterans.
 As the office is being maintained for the benefit of veterans, they are urged to use it and all its facilities.
 Membership in the organization may be held by any industrial. labor. governmental. religious. civic. social, benevolent or veteran organization ln Naugstuck and vicinity.
 Other officers of the service for veterans bureau are: First Assist ant director, Harold R. Perry and secretary. Mrs. Robert V. Anderson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Beacon Falls. Aug. 25-The fu- neral Of Mrs. Josephine Del Vecchio, n. of 63 Railroad avenue. Beacon Falls. who died Tuesday at the St LucieE home. New Britain. was held this morning at s:so from the Buck miller funeral home. 9 Park place, to St. Miclaels church. Beacon Falls. where requiem Mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial was in St. James cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
so HE CALLED TT ELECTRICITY

William Gilbert. Queen Eliza- beth s physician. coined electricity from elektron, Greek word for am. Der.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
New Office Opens Here Sept. 9th
NEW SURVEY FOR STORM SEWER Warden Anxious to Re. duce Cost, New Route
 Checkup in Order

Nauaetuck. August g. -- fn order to reduce the cost of constructing a storm sewer from the new devel. opmcnt on Field and Chestnut streets. to North Church street. Warden Leo J. Brophy is having Borough Engineer Charles D. Cur tiss make a new survey. A check of a new route for the sewer is now meing made as the cost Of the one in Hillside avenue is considered too great. Warden Brophy said The survey may not be completed for the September meeting of the hor. ough beard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
Fred Baker In Charge

Fred Baker In Charge
 Captain Fred Baker Of the Nau- gatuck Rangers has charge of the convoy when the contingent leaves here Saturday at D. m. for camp at an undisclosed destination. The group will return Sunday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25
WEAVING.SArHTH

Miss Eleanor E. Smith, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. Smith, May street, and Ggt. John Wea1 7. son Of John Weaving. Carroll 5, .. acre united in marriage "Wednesday
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Game Club, Inc, will meet Monday night at 6 o'clock at the Town Hal
 Walleg 0esseek, chairman Of the group announced today, All eom- mitteemen are urged to be present
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Will Handle
 Matters For
 War Veterans
Mrs. Dorothy Wueck Named Head; Office to Be Open Daily Monday Through Friday From to I1 Noon
 to Service Returning Soldiers

Correspondent Larry sheuey-Phons Nauss.uch sssS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

The eIAmhake and outing commit. tee of the Naugatuck Fish and ]
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Mr and AVs, IlaE0l6 O, lgeWaFd
 aD1 children, S0ann and llaF0lA L,, ef TFeg, k, ys ere visiting AfV, IBewaFd's parents, AgT, end MTs. \, LesIleIAslle lIewnFA ef PaFk aveHUe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Sergeant Richard o6iF0in. Of the local police force. who Is medical patient at the Waterbury hospital was reported in an improved e0lldls lion this morning by hospital aii. lllOIftles.
 HN k belng treated for poisoning Of the face bg Dy. Fred Weile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Miss Margaret Gilbert Of Golden HiIl street Is spending her vacation at Wildemere beach, Milford. Miss Gilbert Is employed as a clerk m the local street department,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

The MiilyllIe Library association Is sponsoring g card party this eyF' ping st s,3e e'eleek in library hsll. Bridge. pinefhle sn9 Sethsek will bf plsyeA and IlleFe wtll he prizes and refreshments,
 The library sit he OpeD Rt sp m, lgV the eSshanee ef ha0k5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Mr, and Mrs, Irving Dienvenue Of Lake Plymouth, Conn, announce the birth 0f a Eeven-p0uDd baby boy, Mrs, BlaDevenne Is the farmer D0g' olhy Hubbell 0f Sweeney street,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Misses Kathleen, Adellne and RaT- haT Kelly of Highland avenue with Mrs. Agnes Kelley and ehilrdeD of New York, have returned from a vacation al Cape Cod, Mass,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-25

Mrs. John Cooper and children Of Philadelphia. Penn. are the guests of Mrs. Cooper's aunt, Miss Theresa B. Daly of Oak street
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COVE
Recent Births

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Richter are
proud of the little daughter born to
them at Memorial Hospital, Cumber-
land, on November II. Mrs. Richter
will be remembered as the former
Miss Thelma Bowser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Friend have
announced the birth of a son at Price
Hospital, Confluence, Pa, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Friend was the former Miss AL
freda Hanft.
Personals
Pfc. Walter Hanft, who was seri
ously wondded in action in France
during the summer, has been invalided
to the States and is now a patient at
Ashford Hospital, White Sulphur w.
Va. The people here were pleased to
greet him upon a recent visit to his
home folks where he spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Margroff and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kolb recently Wis
tied the formers mother, Mrs. NATL
da Margroff, at Akron, O. Mrs. Mar
CROFT was for many years a resident
of Cove.
William Smearman, Kcyscr Ridge,
is here visiting his granddaughter,
Mrs. Arthur Butler.
Ernest Griffith and John Guard, Of
Sclbysport, spent several days last
week with Bert Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hartman were
visiting at Salisbury, Pa, last We'd
ncSday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Jenkins and
family, of Swanton, and Mr. and Mrs
Bert Griffith and daughter were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Jenkins.
Misses Lois Brown and Betty But
Ter spent last weekend with friends
in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Glover spent
several days last week at their farm
near here.
There will be communion service
in ST. Johns Lutheran church here
on Sunday afternoon. November 10,
at 200 o'clock Rev. c. A. Shilkc, of
BakcrSvllc, Pa, will oficiatc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman spent
several days last week visiting rela-
tivcs in Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Harman and
family and Mrs Walter Margrof Wis
tied in Oakland on Monday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartman and
members of their family attended the
funeral Of their late brothcr-in-law,
william Miller, at Accident, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Park Fikc adm son,
Miss Anna Hanft, of Akron; Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Fikc and family, Mark
lcysburg, and Pfc. Walter c. Hanft,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Hanit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Brown and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Butler
and Mary Lou Butler were guests on
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.
Smcarman at Addison Pa.
Edwin Richter visited Mrs. Rich
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CRELLIN

A chicken supper will be held at
the school house, November p, Tues
day evening from 5 to 700 You arc
cordially invited to help make it a
success.
Mr., and Mrs. Willard Dewitt gave
a birthday dinner Sunday for their
son, Willard Allen.
Mrs. Myra Martin gave a birthday
supper for her son Darwin Jr., Sun
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster
and family of Loeb Lynn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bcrlyn Halter and family were
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Weeks and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Bell and son
and Pvt. Ralph Weeks and daughter
Janet Kay were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Yutzy Tuesday evening.
William Graham HA Nc, and Rob
ert Banks, of cambridge, were visit
ing friends and relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin Holler and
family and Mrs John limbaugh Wis
tied rclatovcs nj Bayard, W. Va, last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth House, Akron,
o., visited Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Holcr
and family Monday night.
Pvt. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and
daughter have returned home from
Camp Blanding, Fla. Pvt. Weeks
will return to Camp Meade Sunday
where he will receive his new assign
mcnt.
Mrs Marshall Sanders VISA taken
quite i'll Friday but is now recovering.
Mrs. Lester Yutzy, Mrs. Lyle
Weeks and daughter Marjorie and
Pvt. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks and
daughter spent Monday in Cumbcr-
land
Mrs. MINERS Shoch, of Terra Alta,
were visiting friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Shaffcr, Mrs. Frank
Graham, Mrs. Oscar Shaffer and Mrs.
Burton Ashbv were visiting Mrs,
Harry Nicholson on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Carskadon and
daughter. Miss Eva Knots and Mrs.
Maggie Knots were visiting in Cum
bcrland Sunday, Mrs. Knots re-
manned there to visit her son. William
Knots.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Liston and
daughter Joan and Mr. and Mrs Louis
Mersinc and family were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Liston Sunday
Mrs. AL FuIk and sons IIovd and
Pvt. Albert FuIk, Mp. were quests
of Mrs. Fred FuIk rcccntlv
Mrs. Rex Wilcs was VISITING bcr
mother Mrs. John Uinohaugb ovcr
the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs Homer Nothanv and
SON. Of ALBRIGHT W Va and Jcssc
Johnson Of TunncIton wcrc visiting
Mr. and Mrs Atbov Iobn.on Sunday
Miss Rcttv johnson of Oakland
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furlough here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Schlossnaglc.

furlough here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard SchIossnaglc.
Sgt. Charles Wilt and Cpl. Eugene
McGrath, both of Newark Air Base
n. j., were here on furlough which
they spent at the home of Sgt Wits
wife, who is residing with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fratz. for the
duration.
Mrs. Ralph Ault and daughter
Mrs Ross Spcichcr and daughter;
Mrs, George Vail, Mrs. Earl Ault
and Mrs. W. A. Spcichcr spent last
Thursday with Mrs, Floyd Zehncr at
Grantsvillc.
Misses nellie and Mary Speicher, Of
Hyattsvillc; Mr., and Mrs. Foster
Yost, Mrs. Harold Duckworth and
Mrs. Clayton Speicher were dinner
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w Dewitt at Hoyes.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard SchIossnagle
had as guests on Sunday Mr., and Mrs.
Raymond Schlossnaglc and daugh-
ter, and Miss Ethel Smcltzcr, Of Cum
bcrland Mr.. and Mrs CLARK Schloss-
magic and children, of Hoycs, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Graves, Of Terra
Alta, W. Va.
Harry Schlossnaglc, of Uniontown
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haenft-
ling on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H, Smith, Of Loeb
Lynn; James Bittingcr, Greensburg,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. George Margroff
and daughter, Mrs. William Bickford
and children were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Margroff on Sunday
John Margroff, Hyndman, Pa, Wis
tied relatives here for several days
last week.
Mr., and Mrs Waldo Zinkan enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Hetrick and son, Frost
burg; Mr.. and Mrs William Zinkan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gcorg and their
daughter, Miss Orpah Bach and Miss
Kathleen Younkin.
Mrs. George Vail and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Rush and
family were dinner guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Keller.
Mrs, Nellie Rodgers, who spent
several weeks in Washington, has re-
turned home, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Smith.
Miss Doris Alexander, who has
been employed in Pittsburgh, under
went tonSillcctomy at Memorial
Hospital. Cumberland, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Frazec and Mr.
and Mrs. Erman Frazcc, all of Add
son. Pa, were dinner guests on Sun
day Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Frazco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collier and son
visited Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bach ON
Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Keller, Mrs, Glenn KcI-
Ter Mrs. Walter Hacnftling and Mrs.
Evelyn Hauscr spent Monday in Oak
land
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur O'Bren and
children and Miss Mildred O'Bricn, of
Swanton, spent one day last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Margrof
Clyde Sherman, Charles Town, w.
Va, was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Spcichcr one day last week.
Charles Strauss, son of Mrs. Chas.
Strauss, was a tonsillcctomy patient
on Monday at Miners Hospital, in
Frostburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller have
been informed that their daughter,
Gladys, has been promoted to the rank
Of first lieutenant and that she is now
stationed in France.
Mrs. Glenn Collier and children
spent Saturday at Belle Vernon, Pa,
and were accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. Daisy Grant, who will
remain here for several weeks
-V-
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Lesson for November 10

Lesson subjects ans Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
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Three Forest Fires Reported

There were three forest fires re
ported last Thursday to the District
Forester, William H. Johnson, Cum
berland
The fires were located near Vindex,
Altamont and Deer Park, the result
ing damage being but slight.
The Oakland fircmen were called
last Thursday afternoon to extinguish
grass fire at Mountain Lake Park.
No damage resulted.
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by The Baltimore Sun and
reprinted in The Republican by per
mission.
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II was estimated that this years
farm crops would be the largest ever
harvested