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The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
No Mail Delivery
Planned Thursday

No city or rural deliveries
will be made by the Post Office
on Thanksgiving Day, Post
master John c. Bannow an
nounced today.
The building will be open
from 2 to 5 p. m, for the con-
venience of box holders.
The sub-station at the Modern
Electric will be closed through
out the day.
Mail collections will be made
between 6 and 8 a. m, and 2 10
4 p. m. Perishables and special
deliveries will be made as usual.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Gunmon Robs
Cob Driver

Macomb County sheriff's dep
uties today were pressing a
hunt for an unidentified armed
bandit who early this morning
held up Detroit taxi driver ana
robbed him of his wallet con-
tanning $21.
Gordon Strump, AS, of lO958
Longview, Detroit, driver OF the
cab, said that the assailant
forced him to leave the car on
Meadow near Van Dyke and
then drove away.
Chief Deputy Cornelius GUIDE
nau said that from the descrip-
ton given him by the taxi driver
he is the same man who held up
q taxi last week on Gratiot ave-
nue. in Detroit.
According to the deputies, the
bandit tagged the taxi at a
downtown Detroit hotel and
asked that he be driven into Ma
comb County.
When the driver reached Van
Dyke at Meadow street the rider
whipped a As calibre pistol from
MS pocket, Strump said and
pressing 1t to the back of his
head and told him to drive down
Meadow street.
He made the driver stop the
car in q desolate spot and took
the wallet from him and told
him to leave the car and walk in
front of 1t. Strump said the cab
passed him and headed for De-
4roit. The stolen cab has not
been located to date.
See HOLDUP-Page 4
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The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

asked Richardson, who said he
had argud previously with the
President against keeping the
fleet in Pearl Harbor, il he
knew how he might have hurt
Mr.. Roosevelt's feelings.
'Tt would hurt my feelings II,
a senior subordinate under me
disagreed with me and I couldn't
make him change his mind" the
Admiral replied firmly.
Richardson testified earlier
the Navy assumed on October
10, 1910, that United States was
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Death Claims beadlIey,
Famous Aeio1, nuInoIisi

NEW YORK, Nov. II - W
Robert c. Benchley, 90, au-
thor, editor, actor and humoeist,
died early today Of . eere6eo1
hemorrhage at the HarknssU p.
vilion Of the Columbia Proohv.
terian Medical Center.
Recently he had spent unGn
of his time In Hollywood an1 ~
turned only . month aoo 1on
the coast whore he made . olfu[
Der Of. motion picturog. -
been doing rsdlo shows
here and was teksn ~ u
Scarsdale, N. ~ hoaDo =
more than . week - - -
to the hospitaE :l
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

DETROIT, Nov. II Up
The average General Motors
production workers has been
earning from $1.12 to $1.15
per hour. by Union estimates
and S1.l8 per hour, by COM
pany estimates.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21

ed the courtroom, showed COM
plete indifference TO the mo-
mentous matter before the court
The children are: Andrew r.,
age six, and Donald J. Cremers,
age three years and seven
months, sons Of ex-marine Gre
mers and his wife Helen, the lat
ter fatally shot on Aug. 20.
The boys were produced In
court under terms of a writ of
habeas corpus obtained by their
father, in an effort to force Mrs.
Geraldine verbeke, Of Rich
See CUSTODY-Page 3
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-21
Appoint Eisenhower
Army Chief of Staff
tNEA Telephoto,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 - lFo - Army Navy
went major shift in top today of
proposals to merge them.
President Truman the
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
SELBYVILLE

There viii be special Palm sun
day program AT the local chul ch
next Sunday morning al II u'cluCh.
The subject OF the SERMON ~ TN.
pastor Rev. Charles :. Jarvis. last
Sunday morning was 80 Sub-tl-
tute For Cod The trAl Wa> taken
from Mulachi 3rd chapter and sin
verse VIII Il Man Rob cod
The senior choir presented SONS"
very fine music with Miss Grace
Johnson at the pip" ou4alL and 1lt'
newly organized Junior Ch"lE rcn
dcrcd one HUnhcI with Mrs Paul
Pepper at the piano.
Mrs. Volta w. Long pr"aidcd over
the SclbyviIlc community Club on
Thursday evening Al $ ocluok. in
stead Of At ; O'Clock in III" ultrl-
noon as is the usual CUSTOM
The hoStcSscs Ior the day were
Mrs Raymond MoliIS tnd Mrs Ia
larry lIollund The club had as
guests the Yuurh Fellowship of Sa-
lem Church, who presented u
splendid Worship program in which
the president. Carl Wlleus. Colr-
man Hunlin%. Jane Scott and loru-
thy Cuddim2Ion participated. Tn"
Youth Chui lrndrr,d u fine nam
bcr under The direction al NJ
Elmer West thcir music direction
Quite Il number ui the Fellow ship
group were present. accompanied
by their Icudcre Ms. 4 Edward
Stevens and Mrs Dalton l;iud,s Al
the previous meeting The Rc1
Charles 5 Jarvis WaS rhr guest
speaker and gay" an excellent ld
dress III explanation Uf the Dunn
barton Oaks proposals.
Miss Elizabeth Pepper. ot SNOW
Hill. Md was Il guest uI MIR auo
Mrs. Homer Pepper and dau4htcr
Marylou. over the week end
Guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
". Wil2uS and daughter. Mrs Net
Tie West. over Saturday u4h am,
Sunday were Nh ana Alr- lIo~ui,
Mclaughlin. OF Merton, Pa. au,
thc lutcr's mother Mrs Mace,
Pepper. Who had spent the Wiltt"
with them and was just rctufuin.
to her home here
Miss Laura Lone is now home
after an abScuvc ui several Wc-H
during the winter The last tW,
weeks were spent With Miss IlcIrI
Scott ana mother. Mrs. Paul Scott
in DrcXtl Illll. Pa
Mrs Walter Wells has been CON
fined 10 hcr home durin4 the lus
week due to ill!cSs
Mr. and Mrs Frank Fumau. q
ItoNAna, paid a cali ON his TWO sI~
terS on Saturday
Mrs NJ PaSha Watson and Pete
, Whalcy went tu Philadelphia @
Friday for the body OF Jason Iiuo
son and brought il here tolluWIu
| the funeral and mtrrIu,ut VA
made in Red Mems Cemetery q
!. Saturday utternoon. Deceased
, survived by his wife. Mrs Ma
Long Hudson. and a son an
+ dauShtcr-in-laW. Mr.. and MIR
Wash Hudson. Of Philadelphi
: Mrs. hudson and her family speI
+ Il while with her mother Mis-. {
g Luther Long. of near town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
MEETINGS

Th NON Magh,r " :
n' entertained fN Nls Ntai
Iuehr and I.lWo"d Iu,h, "o
dag rlcuiu. Aiaroh
Glass Ne G Will moot Nth
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near l.rppuWOOdD

The W. 5. {. s. of Todd's Chapel
Will hold Il rumnla"r sale at
Rrld@cvillr on Saturday afternoon.
March - \ cordial welcome to an
To come out and help make it Il sue
cess. Any help will be greatly au-
prcciated by the ladies.
There will be Il special program
at TOdd'S Chapel Easter Sunday
morning. Come ont and brine
your friends To see what the yuun"
folks have planned for you.
The W. $. c. S. of Todds Chapel
We're entertained ON Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. los
erh Williamson with u good at
tendance. After the business meet
ing delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The Misses Ruth Rhodes. Jean
cite I4aughery. Clara Krnton and
Betty Craft We're hUstesses at a
banquet given at Greenwood Hi@h
School Friday evening in honor of
the basketball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Rust were
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
:. Collision. of Clayton. ON Sun
day.
Mrs. Melvin Bohannan and
daughter of Philadelphia, were
Weekend guests here to visit her
father, Il. r. Tryce, who has been
i'll for some time Mr.. Tryce is
now Il patient i'll the Milford Me
mortal Hospital. We wish him i
very speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hall and fam
ily of Wilmington. were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gootc,
Brown and daughter ON Sunday
Mrs. Brown is able to be out agaiI
and attend her light household
duties.
Miss Marilyn Brown attended ;
farewell party given at the Green
wood High School on Friday eve
ming i'll honor of her classmates
Bobby COhee and Billy Cook. VIII,
left on Monday for the Service
Billy left for the Naval Air Corp:
and Bobby for the Navy.
Mr.. +. w. Lloyd has returned tC
his home after spending the win
ter with his Son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott, an,
family. .
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. q. l.. ltstmuA ANA ~oa az
tvuded ,uc pol..-a U~u lG4cAruH
"Wednesday ey,uiu. 80 th, hemv %.
Ar and MIS- l.uHuau Adams ALSO
folks tom GH..uNood. GgiG-v...I.
ana eulouuGlu. ,WuMuutI.- ana
rlom Maryland - u~.. present
Hn4o Hue rn5oy,d uatu hate ID th,
cyculn-
Al- J. Il EutN..l. Mr- &. t..
O,h,lrrey. MIS-. J. II. Ed.rI. Mrs
" j. NIIa \.0 tI~fy S@an
Nh ArtAu Narv, ad Mt g.
l.. Eiutmou "rar n.,-"nf ou .a-I
Thursday .Er4aI. r 'h.JL c.HH
winch ne1 ar III, hea, % Mrs
Iam,s ~mth n G.r.nNaed
Ar u.d N- pHI N-"h,.N
ana ch|dr"tu III ". -hu4rou. u q.
.uosrd here la>f N,.E ald @.i -la<
al rho hru, 81 a.r >.Au"..
patents. Nj. au! ti. Ed-a @t4
n-h lou Il HhI.,. NIL \,Hue. il
las op'rcu i bu-.A, In HI4-r
willie.
A.r and NJ D.. J.. <,a.. uD.nd
cd last Nrrh 1T Dn> IN. laua;l
Of Nr : MAXWELL urrrn.run
a@ed G> years. Who suffered q
nrl,p coudIua toI j aol Otu,
Mr.. llarflnaJ,n Nas ihr ,o.,0ee
treasurer q! IN. Pl"du,r.un C.,tlIr
Culpul;iiom ~ po>,.
MIR tlrlLlri Lloyd Mhu ha-
pcu mo Winter uJA h,s pau. ht,,
Alrs Ftitl /opr u- a9sn,d d,
lis holuc u,al Lloyd sion, no. b,
@unutr.
Rev Dorsey Eluhr. a".u. ~ },ue
had Tho mi-Ie.IHar ED-t Wr,G 1,
rccciv" -cN"r- huru- luo hUj!iu.
a lu.c ia a., ,lglv lno..ua .u d,
homo. Ills bath.ah, ..ta ij H.,
from eluuUIua lu DuI-c .Ua H.IaI,
hc could tahr il of H.. Nu. Hs-lrls
iurucd lIr la III rt- Mem" u
lluSpitaI
Nh. ru4 AI# Al5. ud u
moved to- thclr n.~ huu,. a,;a
Ndum-yIIr l..t Thur t. mtf.
known hrlr ~ ia. thHtu NA
hanson ium Nh hl-ra A
II;,d > aIodr.u nutae un'u ler.. g.
i~ IN Tho millIr. mtit. GrDo al.
uuN hae b- mN l up ou 'H
rIlet 81 fmubrr
Nr aud Nh Nl.l,ls and son
called ou Nr and Mis-. Ajunr Mar
sci last Tuesday ,tr'iu".
Mrs +. H. i<uft ,iI.G ON Nr.
G. l.. llaymon TU'd:.N Nr,roou
Mrs HlaDchc ana N.~ edna Nj
ANS called al thr liumo Ipmc ~
'rmfsday altrnrun
WAR BONDS .uat l>.N .tu. D.,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

Miss Lois Galloway accompanied
by Miss Phyllis Chcelun and Miss
Polly Warmer. of F.aston. Md. spent
the week here with her par
ems. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Galloway.
Aduh Chapter No. ;, @. +. s.. ol
This town. Will serve Il turkey sup
per IN the Masonic Temple ON F'rl-
day evening. April {. The public
is invited.
A. +. Strickland, owner and
luanu4er OF the Strickland 1r ana
luc store here, has sold his entire
stock with fixtures to Nf. CIydD
BcltS. oI Milton. and the nrW pu4-
chaser has already taken over the
buslucss Mn. Strickland viii 2No
his cntilc attention To his Fruit
land store which has been under
the mana2cmcDt Of his wife. The
store. uudcr the new mG,na&'m' ni
has a-sumed the name oI Dellnul
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
| nion Ncthodi>t hurch
hc'. ". e.. Barlow. i'a~tur.

Sunday NutcH -. SuuGa' &cho,
services.
W\E BOMBS W9u la"sfu. 81 .,..I
tui Iur 30 ~.t N'.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

~. lpc to &1oo Store.
Mrs. John ". Taylor. Of Cleve-
Iuud. ohio. who is spending some
time here with her father. Mr..
Clarence IIeau held open house
for rrlatiVc4 and friends on Fri
d.y afternoon and evening III OBJ
>rlv;ncc OF hcr fathers ,3rd birth
day anniversary.
The members oi the adult choir
ol Fi~r Nptl.odiSr Church. Delmar,
Woir ,hic.ioiold by the pastor.
Ee4 J.pr v ToNnscnd and Mrs.
n.ulsead. + Iday evening. OF last
N,th. \u el,uin2 ut games and
tcl.,. lau,at@ was thoroughly en-
jc>-J is 4.l.
Ns .laHe> Elliott is spending
,o!u- t.a, Nth her daughter in
ll@aa4@rui Ind.
T3l NA& Eo\u,.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
GLENDALE

ll .Ad MIS- CIa...,e Su.,-l
visited l.l.nG~ ii Milton a-c,ufly.
Sin. uu Mis- aau- C0ayh. J..
ul lirUr4.t9A4. t.,., ..oslJ .ytIr!s
80 Relatives amu u,uas ol 'u.-
community.
Aluor N3.mau l.. $. Navy. spent
ii l.u days last Asvh AlIn his
pa.,hr-. lu. ana A.I-. A. j MUI.
mun
NJ. and N cl.-1.. D.Dr.~ou
uJ dau-hr,G. Phyllis Ncrr sun
4a, -ur~.-." ri N Ihwm>.A 81
.,ar G..,aHrod
II. u.d Nl- w. N lrtI ~r,r-
tanned .a,-r- i#e1 @,,h
Alr sad H.-. T. r. AHb"'r s..
N"I. saturday .al. ul G.or4c-
IoNu
M.- hlNooa l....'..Nla Ill, u..u
81 pIl,nt III thr MIold Memorial
Hospital returned Lotu, aHt Nook.
uu @uHG"y. NJ. and Mrs John
=. n,te.ch-ou. 81 f.lraaai'. AIl ul.d
AIRS y Jous ami Miss l.auh. oi
Mulotd. We're entertained at du
uc. al fur houur 81 NJ. ami Mrs
W. r. L.tr..ay. o1 AIJtuu
Mr. and Mas j. ~ Shut 81
~ NHuod wen" Callers IN town
Ia. NreE
Charles k"lb,nh"e. = .,r>lcp
i Nj-utu" ms uoth,r and "taud
lu,thr NJ Josephine MORRIS uid
Ma. Atlrd CIrudaul,l Charles
ha. b,ou olcr.oa~ ~. ut.e Jhro
y,a.s and l~ 4nd to ho hlch III
"uud old II, luWarc.
Part,
y surprise birthday party va.
s#lrn Miss ShlrIry Lea EUu2s
North ON FrtaN >cuiua. Nu4c!
~ The 4Ioat. We're. phyll.
Dtrhcr.ou. Hatbua Dichr'soI. Jo.a
Wrnb Joan f.nl# t'red.lGt lrriu.td
EJN CaroA s;hrI,y carey. Jcan
pln t'e.bc .lo-cl hno NcndcH
Aia'Irf'I Nur""u. Nat2HcriI,
W,.,t I',arl lou.s Paula Iu.
Reed. G.0rodollH l.yurh oI Hll"
a.pir .ud IJn.l Lie Wmlhia>l.
o Niuo.d @larl,l I,u A...
}rHI. ofl AND 4.c,i>cd hcumla
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

~ NJ. l;tI\lt
Ii,t { IS DO
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

-..tt. Cannes Mv., endowed IA iii.
the t4n." Mas Ge,o4af,u u -H..a
aIG WAIrc lur 81 ratIjek ilaN ~
.a.-e 'hl.r-r.yu caht W.tI ".iannr
H.Grhauy wri'tra on d.. aaa @....
csntie~. Wa the o.uf,.l..... o..
-han:"chs decorated each H.a..
WITH au o!d fashioned la,ly ia -.,H
t"ttt"d dress. cahdN. n'u7. c'a,aa.
lyr cream uud ci.he W.I. s.#Neo
t'poI ltuNin- tn. itti- 4u,-t- " 81.
90 Shirley Lea many Mulv I.Hu.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

copper, zinc, etc. They are made of top-quality
ingredients, properly cured and scientifically
controlled --~---~'
For complete information on the fertilizer best
suited to your crop and soil see your local
Authorized Swift Agent Right now is the time
to order and take delivery of your requirements.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
DELMAR

H- F.t = Mc!ua.s uf pAila
rN.. ua N- au Lee Iltt>h,ns.
si..- t.au. ",.y quietly marled
f. .i..... ~. usf.lM Cimryh i'll
II III. .-.ua =. Wednesday, Frhru-
... THo Rev. ba.lju- otii-
..1,.. t,folea> mas just returned
..us ~ 3uH .I~ .INicr OVERSEAS.
s. n.-n.t j. Is Ao@pitaiIzrd IA
it .-... DtaI.
l II. W. CsIyu spout Wed
..eu.E #.tp NJ. and MIS-. Phillip
.a>r.a 81 H.'a-,>I.c
N.s Eu.n. HASTINGS. oI Vii
".. -:.H. .p.ot fl: Ncch end here
A.'I VI. la..l.- As and MlS NJ.
@ H Pau II. K,nncy
a,... ...'. "a Mr. and MIS-. Claude
r.. <..aE. n.1. on sun
l ..e &. J.. HASTINGS hay,
.f .e. +. pond rhr -lrin2 and
.. !. t.. tom. al Hchohoti
ta1ou uouand. o,
'..,..,. 49,. ",,c 0cch-,n,
NJ aa MI. Nonh Ad
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
bRIMM and BLENN
SWIFTIS PLUS-VALUE
CROP FOODS

OF course, not even BRINlM could grow such
a amonstrous potato. But BI}INlM can and does
furnish your truck crops with the necessary
nourishment to make them produce better,
stronger plants. The plus value of BRIMM
means greater yield and bigger profits!
BLENN, also made by Swift, is another plus
value fertilizer for use on special crops. Both
BKIMM and BLIINN supply balanced guam
titles of the EXTRA, needed crop foods. sui
phur. calcium, manganese, magnesium boron,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
Wet ollie! Nc!I'odi>t thurch
Rev. ". G.. BARLOW. Pastor.

%lulday. Nach -
Sunday %ch"ol rltis. 80 b Il
ia chur"t. al lfcelou buha,au
rrint"lGru1 llc.ciais .H
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
illcldalr Methodist hurch
Rev. ". q. BnrInM. Pa>lur

SUnd>y Nurcu ~
Sunday School sr.H.e, ST. .'.""
Il. m- in cha.-r ol f. N .a'r
superintendent Pi,a,Nia- IN..'
~ II 10y 'hc pastor. E>ea'n- r..
.lc" ar 1:2o At1 ~ r",.a.
'E"njn- S"aNjo@ by ''"-~ A".n
six
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-28

Clo,.o A.LL,. ~ C,.o,+-,.;11o c,l,,,
Tha, anl'"! -. istlIJ' {'l,S, Iu'' 3I
,h i WHY a'0U. ;if ;t ''I,c w ~
- Ln,.n VIM Will '''i' "eiI 1" 1t"
Gay
PFC, Harold Lewis left here Monday
ior a hospital IN Staunton, Va. he had
/ been nome on Through OF thirty
days
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lillcr were
guests on Sunday of Mrs Ralph
Weeks and family.
Miss Beth Shrer, of Oakland, was
guest Of Miss Marjorie Weeks over
the past week lend.
Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Uph0lc, Alice
Uphold and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shat
fer and son Bobby were guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Up
hold, near Hutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wiles were Wis
ting Mrs. John Hinebaugh and fam
lily, Sunday.
S Sgt. Claude Dewitt and Pvt. lie
Louis Canaan are at their homes here
on 30-day furloughs after having been
in the European theatre of war for
several months.
SSgt. Tom Fralcy, who had been
in Europe for the past two and half
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-28
COVE

Misses Leah Collier and Lillian Dill
Ion spent the past week in Browns
vile. Pa.
Mrs, Walter Margrotf and son. Mrs.
Harvey Hartman, Mrs. Oscar Har-
man and Mrs. Roy Hartman were in
Frostburg on Wednesday.
Pfc. Walter Hanft will leave We'd
ncsday for Miami. Fla, where he
will receive rcassignment.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Richter and
family were guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. James Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanft were
visitors at Frostburg on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward George and
family Pittsburgh, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Hetz the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Specher, Mr..
and Mrs. Mahlon Brown and daughter,
Mrs. Bert Griffith, Ruth and Geneva
Riley visited with Mrs. Anna Riley,
Sunday afternoon.
Albert Beckett has an infected foot
but shows much Improvement at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther McCIintock, of
kcyser Ridge, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler.
Clayton Resi-, of Pittsburgh, Wis
tied with his family here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Collier and Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfrcd Collier and family,
Of Brownsville, Pa, visited on Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Collier and
Mrs. William Hanft.
Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Chdester and
family Of Frostburg. spent Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hickman.
Mr., and Mrs. Scott Duckworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Collier spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
kamp at New Germany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-06-28
KEMPTON

Wcman's Society OF Christian Service
meeting at the home Of Mrs. H. B.
Evans last Thursday evening. In the
absence Of the president, Mrs. E. P.
Dice had charge of the devotional and
business session. Plans were made for
social to be held on July 18th. A
contest completed the social hour with
Mrs. Ethel Fox and Mrs Right win
ming prizes. A plate luncheon was
served by the hostess. Rev. and Mrs.
George c. Stratton and Mrs Right, of
Davis, were guests at the meeting.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Schwinabart,
of keyser were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Duling on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassell Tasker and
daughters, Betty Ann and Dorothy
were visitors in NindeX on Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie R. Corbin has returned
nome from City Hospital, Elkins
where she had been treated for an all
mcnt of her throat.
Joseph Geroski, a former resident.
now Of Davis, W. Va, is critically i'll
at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan and
children are spending their vacation
at Morgantown, West Va
Mrs. Paul Carr and daughter, Nola
Anne, were visitors in Oakland on
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin and
sons were visitors at a clinic in Phil
ippi, recently whore Mrs. Martin was
in consultation with a physician there.
Barbara and Wanda Lee Reed, of
Bedford, Pa, are visiting Mrs. H. B.
Evans.
Miss Ethel Kuzmak, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Selma
Jumbo.
James McManus, who suffered a
serious heart attack one day last week,
is now slightly improved.
Harry Buckley, who is studying
mining engineering at Morgantown,
West Va, visited his family here on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carr were guests
of the latter's sister, Mrs. Ralph
Wolfe, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McManus and
son, Of Oakland, were guests of rela-
tives here on Sunday.
Richard Cross and family, of Toledo,
Ohio. are visiting friends here.
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ACCIDENT

Mrs. p. H. Broadwatcr. of Rittin-
ger spent Sunday with Mrs. w A.
Sneicher
Nh. and Mrs Low NiIIar Of Ion
nings were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller
Mrs. p. H yost and daugbtcr Of
lTovorsdale and Mrs Henry Yost and
family. of Ha,Yisonbnrp Va snon+
last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Foster Yos+
Mis-. Mario Scb,na1o ,ro. o r,,o.+
last week Of Mr. and Mrs PanI Her.
,.ine, at York RIM pa
Mrs Tonnio R,oadwator Mrs DOL
bert Rroadwatc,. and family and Law
rcncc Wiley all Of Jcnnings visited
Mr. and Mrs p / KahI one evening
last wool,
Mr. and Mrs Homer Raird Of Mae
Murray Pa .non+ tbo wool,.ond bnro
with Mr. and Mrs Robor+ A1ovan-
dor
Nh. and Mr.. Cooroo V-abI and 4bo;,,
daughto,. ware SunLav avnn;ro di,
nor. rros+s If Pow AND Mr.. Pol,or+
Johns
NJ. and Nv, va,to,. p;.,,+o,. ond
u,.s Hon,,v Bach and da,oh+o,. VII,
tied M. and Mrs Ho,,or Do,il,or
Sundav a,opirr
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MT. LAKE PARK

The Center. at Mountain Lake
Park has gotten off with good
start A few days ago we noticed
that a man was handling q lawn
mower very efficiently; a group Of
Boy Scouts was assisting and plant
ing a flower bed, thus making the sur
roundings attractive.
The bowling alleys are in use. also
the tennis courts-in fact there is a
great deal of activity going on in this
spot Certainly Mason Calls. G. G.
Gnegy, Ralph Weber, Mayor Bittncr,
J. D. Murray, Dr. w. B. Love and
Rev Recce Burns not to mention
other citizens, deserve much credit for
all they have done and are doing.
On Friday night at 500 o'clock,
Cal Grim, the famous detective, will
he on hand to greet you. Mr. Grim is
much interested in the youth Of our
country, and in recreation ccntcrs.
Don't miss hearing him.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George Deacon have
as their guest Mrs Decon's daughter.
Miss Patty Hennen. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scare and
son Billy, are occupying their cottage
for the season.
Mrs. Stanley Taylor, Of Cincinnati,
O., and her sister, Mrs. Walter Fos-
ter, of Grafton. Pa, spent several days
at the Taylor cottage. Mrs. Beverly
Smith, Of Baltimore, will occupy the
property during the summer season.
Mrs. Walter Schiller and children
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DEER PARK

A Childrcn's Day program was pre-
scented in the Methodist church here on
Sunday evening. A number of excr-
ciSes, songs and readings were parts
of the program by the children. The
church choir sang some special sclec-
tons.
Miss Billie Fedora limbaugh en-
tcrtained members of the HI club
at her home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. J. p Selhman is visiting Mrs.
f. L. Young at this time.
Lit. Jonathan Ayres visited with his
grandmother, Mrs. Cora v Savedgc,
recently
Buddy" DeBerry was host at d
birthday partv Monday evening.