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Evening star., 1945-07-05
.Shorey Hot Salesman
For Rehabilitation
Fund Golf Show

You don't often see one of the
principals in a golf show hustling
tickets, but Mel Shorey's been dun
ming friends and acquaintances to
come out and see him play Sunday
at Indian Spring with satisfaction
guaranteed. Mel dosen't mind but
tonholing prospect because every
ticket sold means another buck for
the PGA veterans rehabilitation
fund and it's important that the
fund be large enough to pay for the
ambitious program mapped out for
the war vets. Mel had sold nearly
200 tickets at last accounts.
The popular Indian Spring pro
has a good selling point. He's paired
with Roger Peacock against Joe
Kirkwood and Volney Burnett in a
duel, starting Sunday at 2 pm, that
should scorch the fairways. And
after they've added up all the cards
Kirkwood will step up and show
the fans his amazing assortment of
trick shots. This alone will be
worth the price of admission be-
cause if there is anything Joe can't
do with golf ball, aside from eat
ing it, it hasn't been discovered.
Veterans from Forest Glen and
Walter Reed Hospitals will be
Indian Springs guests for the after
noon with the club furnishing trans
portation and it's a safe bet Kirk
wood sends the boys home wonder
ing how he does it and anxious to
get a club in their hands and try
a few stunts themselves.
The PGA rehabilitation fund and
Pat Berger won yesterday at Wood
mont where the latter fired an
81-12-68 for a grand total of 141
to win the special 36-hole competi-
ton. Club Champion Howard Nord-
linger was second, one stroke behind.
Berger came all the way from
seventh to win after posting an
in Sundays opening
round. Nordlinger carded a 74-4-70
in the first round, but finished with
76-4-72. Maj. L. z. Harris and
L. ". Freudberg, co-medalists, and
Jules Winkleman, divided third
money with 146s.
A best ball net score of So won
the George James Memorial tour
nament for E. C. Alvord and j. j.
Hopkins at Columbia. w. c. Chick
Evans and w. w. Jones took second
honors with 81.
G. I. James won the Christian
Heurich Trophy with a score of
J. c. Allen took the flag tourna-
ment at Manor when his last shot
landed on the 18th green while P.
M. Gnagi finished on the fairway
of the same hole. j. r. McCarron
holed out on the home green to
land third prize.
Driving honors went to Lefty Earl
McAleer whose three tee shots
averaged 215 yards. M. A. Jones
averaged 205 for second and C. P.
Dunning's even 200 took third.
Mrs. B. D. Gamble won the ladies
putting contest with 81 for the
nine holes.
DR.. A. Thomas Utz and Louis
Grossberg won the blind bogeys at
Indian Spring, the latter recording
the best net score of the day with
a 95-20-75. Ted Burrows picked
up gross honors with his 36-39-75.
Mrs. Louise Sebree and AL Brooks
won the mixed Scotch foufsome al
Belle Haven but had to go an extra
hole to trim Mary Mace and Jack
Kurtz after both teams finished
the regulation 18 holes with identi.
col QQ-1Q Am cards
Evening star., 1945-07-05
FIRST GAME.
Totals 46 13 80 21 Totals-46 s SO
sBatted for Grove in 10th.
fBatted for Dietrich in 18th.

Washington - O1O 900 OO2 1O1-5
Chicago --------- 002 001 900 10G-4
Runs-Case (2), Cliff, Binks, Ferrell,
Moses, Schalk, Dickshot, Outright. Errors
Vaughn, Torres, Zardon, Pieretti, Hockett,
Ferrell, zardon, Moses, Farrell. Two-base
hits-Ferren, Moses, Farrell. Three-base
hits-Myatt, Binks, Curtright Home run
Cliff Stolen bases-Case, 2. Sacrifices
-Myatt, Double plays-Vaughn, Torres
and Binks; Cuccinello, Schalk and Farrell;
ington, 10; Chicago, z. Bases on balls
OF Pieretti. L; Grove, 2; Dietrich, I.
Strikeouts--Grove, /. Hits-Of Grove, 10
in 10 innings: Dietrich, 3 in 2. Hit b5
pitcher-By Grove Waughn). Losing
pitcher-Dietrich Umpires-Messrs. Stew
art. Weafer and Hubbard Time-2:14.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Wins, as Usual

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, July 5
|P).-Arne Anderson of Sweden won
the 1900 meters tonight in his best
time of the season, 3:45, only two
seconds short of Gunder Haegg' S
world record.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Seymour on Executive, Probably Won't Return

Seymour probably won't executive position
with steady will him to Oklahoma City, Bob
sneddon worked civilian truck driver the depot
played the championship basket ball But the
AAU him the from the tournament of his
ahiiaion
Mitch Ucovich back to Calf and has been
making the salesman wholesale liquor establishment
but Tupper Lake. Y where he keeps
shape chasing law vaors Joe Agrre sevedong the San
water front doubt will be in condition to shove
opposition lnemen
Unger recently switched jobs and already begun boiling
weight the training grind He claims
thin 300 Larry Fuller worked at Briggs but
hernia
the payroll industrial plant transferred to his old stand at
Myrtle Beach, S. c., where he life guard.
exactly his 1945 prospects in the line
couple Earl Audet stroed into the Wgwam
the attention he attracted They
hadn't anybody broad and big since Fred Davis Wee Willie
Audet at least
part could down
opening broad that despite his 6foot
height actually but he such sight for
couldn't help gaping
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Quuntico Marines Score

Quantico Marines staged q
seventh rally to score two
runs that defeated Camp Lee, 4-3,
for the Leathernecks' 9th win yes
terday on the winners diamond.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Win, Lose or Draw
Getting the Lowdown on Redskins in OFF Season
By LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN.

lowdown the Redskins activities
into the cellar of the wgwam where Dud roo
but dufuly
Groo tghwad cheerfuly tdngs
chubby atmosphere
of his into letter for all the boys.
complete unabridged
Groot in his subterranean ofcewhch happens
be the coolest in town.
Frank Filchock working at Briggs Carher plant
matineeidol
o The question naturally arises whether he'll be willing take
with the streamned poboscis he did
punched-in schnozzle
Bnky Morris last because of
laid him submitted operation
both knees during the winter and taking while rebuilding
his leg muscles. Bucky also got married.
Andy Naowich suffered bad sacroiac strain during the
winter, it's doubtful he'll North attending
Central Washington College working toward his
and Tiger Walton been teaching school at Beaver
Falls, Pa.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
SECOND GAME.

Michaeis: ETrors-ToTres, schslk. Runs
hits-Myatt, Haefner, Moses. Three base
hits-Case, Nagel. Home. runs-Ciift t2),
Cliff to Vaughn to Binks. Gift to Vaughn
to Binks. Left on bases---Washington. 9;
Chicago, f., Bases on baIls-Of Haefner
out-By Humphries, 2; by Ross. L, Hits
|-Of Humphries. 10 in 5 innings; OF
Ross, 3 in 4 innings. Losing pitcher
Humphries. Umpires Messrs. Weafer
Hubbard and Stewart. Time-I:50 At
tendance (oficiaD-21. $685.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Paul, Al. Minneapolis, Sc.
Milwaukee, So; Kansas City, IA.
Columbus, 81; Toledo. 1---6.
Indianapolis, 6-l0; Louisville. 0-5.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

PONY LEAGUE.
olsan. II: Bradferd. s.
jamestown. 8; kf3e. o.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
League Statistics

THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1945.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, 5-11; Chicago, 4--2 (first
game 12 innings).
Cleveland, 81; New York, 2-3
Boston, 4--2; Detroit, 3-5
Philadelphia, 3--5; st. Louis, 20.
STANDING of Climbs
Evening star., 1945-07-05

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, 30. Chattanooga, >9-1.
Mobile. 5-S; Memphis, 2-4.
New Orleans, II, Little Rock, Ill.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Jersey City. 7-3; Newark, 3-6.
Syracuse, 10--6: Baltimore, "a.
Montreal. .9---3: Buffalo, "a.
Toronto, ~: Rochester, I-3.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

Bost. 80 81 $40 Phil. p A 1913 181a
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wa. at Ch. (2), 2:30. Wash. at St L. ln.),
Bost. at Det, 300 N Y. at Det. (twi. =.
N. Y. at Clev., 800. Bost at Clev. (n5.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, As; BROOKLYN, 3-5.
st. Louis, S-19; New York, a.
Chicago, 81; Boston, 3-6.
Philadelphia, 20: Pittsburgh, els
Standing OF Clubs.
W. L. Pct. G.B w L. Pet. G B.
Bkln. AZ ~ 500 Pitt. SO 32 500 6E
Chic. SO 2S 563 31a Bost. 80 "a 4S5 7h
st. L. 80 30 .559 31a Cine. 80 "a .469 S1a
N. Y. 3S 33 .535 Phil. 2G54 .270 24h
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chi. at Bost., 2:30. Chi at Phila. (n.).
Cine. at Bkln., 2:30. Pitts. at Boston.
st. l.. at NJ. Y, 2:30. st. l.. at Bklyn. (n.).
Pgh. at Phila.. 3:15. Cinci. at New York.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Nj. and Mis- Frank Harper aAG
dau2hters. Hazel and Betty Jam.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
decui II Hudson and Shirley mo-
torrd 10 Warwick. Md. on Sundav
and visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
MITCHELL
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon LAle ot
Wilmington and BROTHER Eusien
clayton Dukes OF the L. :. N"r-
chant Marines We're Weekend
CHESTS Of their mother. Mrs. RoXIr
VI. Dukes
Mrs. DaSia r Ellis has returned
home from 4 prolonged visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Wilher in Beverly
Hills. Pa. She was accompanied
home hy her GRANDDAUGHTER. Miss
Mary Helen Ellis who had been q
gurst OF the WiIhcrs Tor few
days.
Mn. and Mrs Albert rarsons en-
trltained their grandson. Rowland
+. Parsons and Miss Marl>n
DlU}umond from Wilmington over
tie past Weekend
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
MILFORD NECK
Milford \cck Nrthodi>t Church
Rev. David T.. Wood. Pn>t.r

Sunday Apm' ~. Sunday school
at > T. m. Harvey THOMPSON. ~u
pclinrrndent. Chulch services an
500 p.~m hy The PASTOR. Come
ana ,ploy these services
MIR. ami Ms Geor." Edgar L.
gates and dau2hter Jo Ann. and Mr.
and Mrs. johnnie jester. all uf
Milford, Visited Nl. and Mrs. john
Il. Mills and $50. Wunll. Sunday
uitrrAouu.
W. are clad to report Mrs. Marry
Meredith il better at tins WrrIu.
Mr.. and MIS-. Joshua Wiley ANA
son. Josnuu. Jr.. visited h.. p.,r-
'ms. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Tucker.
ot Gr'cuWo"d. Saturday ,1ru.n..
NJ. ANA Mrs Leslie Gr~el4lv ami
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Shot aud daughters. sara and
r.N/at'th. Sunday cNcuin4.
MIR. and Mr- John Lon4hojhau,.
Of Biz ~'cnc Beach. spent Il few
days IN Chester. Pa. NlSiluls friend.
and relatives.
Dent I"r2e1 The bohc that vii
hr heidi at Jack Willis sal, tulror-
roW. AprI -, at o'clock y. IN.
Mn. and MIH David Blizzard and
MIS-. sadie Mills. OF Milford. called
on Mrs. Sarah Webb. Sunday after
noon.
SIC Waiter connan Of Wash
irGt"n. u. G.. is ~pcudin2 Iu.day
iuri"u2h "'th his parents. Mr. and
Ms. J"in C"fmam. 81.
Mr. and No: Albert Welt ard
ana family OF lluHs,nu ana Nj. and
Mrs. William Wchh ami son were
Sunday -urr,l guests ul AR. al4i
Airs. r. ~ WchI. Jr.. ami SON
UhoIna~
Mr; SARAH Webb ana Ais. Edwin
Snort and dau"Atrr. $ulu. a1t,udrd
the m'clln@ al the NUmru.s &a.irty
OF Christian %rrNiCc oI Tu~.a.r,
April H. at Ayrnuc McrhndI4t
Church a Milford
Al. John Rubcrt% of Chester PA
and Alls* Leila Ma, .Machhn Ncr,
Sunday dAucr guests III Mr.. slId
Mrs. john Iun"hu,hlm. Of BIZ
Stone Beach
MI*. hhap of philad,lphia Ia
~~* Wednesday dlnn,r 4ur.t oI
Mr. ANA Mr. r \. W,hb. Il. an,
:on h"uus
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
RLANCHARD'S STATION

Miss Beatrice AGans. nho l,-
Gently htlsh"d h,r course ~ tnr
Heacom BU>mr"s School. Whining
ton. has accepted Il positlun in VIII
mim@ton.
Nurnan Marvel. ul Chester. has,
recently spent q .oupl,. of days h.r.
as III" guest at his hrothc. ami sis
tor-in-MW. Mr ANA Mrs A.}hur
MARVEL
Mrs. Cannon. ul Grccn4botu. Md
las been sprndiu. thc pass 1Wr
weeks hcyr with Mr.. and Mr. cart
Tucker and has been hrlpiue to
talk" car" of tAoir jnIa:u Gau"Ht,r.
,!ruu Atn.
Sine the d,ath ot Rev. Dorsey
Blake .its, Ilat, na- nuu1,d ; uul
thcir ltrm located in th4+ rpul!htn-
l'E. 20 H." home ~ her Gru"L1rr.
Mrs. C!uldr Gih&om of Milford.
Robert ChaIrAcre arG family. OF
Wilmiu&ton. moved here lust W",h
in tn" home with his motAcl. Mrs.
Ruby ChHllrei and hruthC.. Uurald.
on tic +. l.. kratz tulm. NJ IS.
ihalmrrs hushund John Chulu, r:.
di"t ia carly April in It h"4I itaj iil
Ni'iuN:2IIfi
Eloucr Erutz, Of kcuNcr, Square.
Pa. spent the Weekend a4 Z, .u.st
pf Mr.. and Mr. Laird Krmz.
Nr. ana Mrs Darwin SAVAGE au,!
family. Of Green Iid-". Pa. Nct"
Sunday breakfast .u,sr+ and eppl
I'll" m"rHin@ here VITA lhcl rur-
eniS. NJ. and Mr." +. H. Gopt. ANA
family
Jak" iI1thrld is halia4 th.. iomo
wired "u4 repaired or lhr Hatfield
farm here ard Is rNrectine ,u mnl.
there in Jaa"
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
FRANKFORT
Soldier awarded Silver Star
Headquarters 95th Infantry
Division. /. : Army

FIradquarIer, H5th Infantry
Division. L. : Army
by direction oI III. President.
the Silver Star fo. 4aIlautly III ac-
'lun a4aiust til, enemy on Nu1,m-
hcr i. I"l4. in th,. vicinity ot Metz.
France. Is awarded to STAFF SCI
-rauf Wilmer l.. Lewis. No. %
-l".2>1 Infantry Hr-uuyut Com
paHy /. when German troops fled
across Il MoSclIr RINet bridge. STAN
S,l4ouut l.,WjS Vas uu. of 4 pIa-
feoh element who raced over The
hr.d@e 'hIou1h iUteuNc machine
cum tire. 10 prevent the enemy u.on
GeStrOviu4 The bfid@r. But the en-
envy SET OF d.mo!l'ions which de
~trOycd HE bridge before rein
Iorcemcurs could reach Staff Ser
1rant Lewis Gruup and for seven
HoUr> staff S'r@"anl Lewis aud
ftv, comrHdt> held rhrir 4ullantlv-
Won brjd@"Arad against WhrIm-
Iu- e. rlMaHy numbers. Finally. oM
pI dct~. STAFF ScIGtunI Lewis @roup
Wuhd. ~ by boat. The .NIranld,-
haly oo"la@e displayed 10y STAFF
Sergeant Lewis on this occasion
l"iircts great credit ON him and cn
III" t. : military sefvic, Stan
Sergeant Lewis i rh" only son ol
Mr. and Mrs Harry Lewis Of
trauhIurd. II" entered military scr-
sic" 3 years ago from IJrluN O.,
amt las been oNcrNras uauy
months Prior to his entry into the
Army. Wilmer Mas the pupulul
'ierk ot The tr4nklord post oIlicc
k@hl bower tp Postmaster Bad
I;Oullr
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Lester X Hudson aud daughters
Lavessa Ann ana Samdra are hap
by to hav, Mrs. Hudson and baby
brother Bruce Lester. home from
the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Chester V Uudson
and family of Hi>hop. Md, spent
part ot Sunday hcr' with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. troykrg.
Mn and Mrs. Willis Stevens and
family from ocean View were sun
day visitors ar the home ot Mr..
and Mrs. y. f. Parsons.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
Supt. Ennis Reports
From Della. Colony
CONTINUED from First pageo

accordanr" with Good institGr'or..
procedure and the muintnnulr, de-.
pa'lmeHl is making the h,st u.s." ol
all materials and personnel avail
"hIe
1h" membership of the coum4is-
sion consists Of j. Edward Go4lct.
S'"ckI"y~ JH'"c@ T.. Carey George
town, Mrs. Nan X. Campbell. l.au-
fcI, io}m T.. Hutton. boyer. l.. f.
Johnson. boxer Mrs. lluldah VIII
lis, Mllfurd. nr. G.. v. X Forrest
WihniH9tou; George ". But. Jr
MIimn@ton. ANA Paul u. Loy,tt
Wilninytou
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Mr. nd .ls. Waite. MiI4 cnrrr-
jain.t "u.-j- SATURDAY rl,nina.
J. ti0E HuJWich'- condition is Not
'h"u@"a mu'h -inc" h" ~. tuEcn
Al tho tr-r ot Amn.
F.z'k,'I Lloyd has clcavd his
hon anH is again sucndin4 some
lm" with his daughter. Mrs. Fritz
/"'t. and family.
MIS-. Ndj.y Chalmers and family
r"trr'"nird quests from Whining
tut SUNDAY.
Alvin N,i,s. Il student Of Beacon
college,. WilmiH4tou. spout IN,
Worh "'d at III, home With ms par
"n'<. Mir. amt AI... ". j. Mills unG
llrlr son. lu,ti@.
S'tr.aI f"!A. Of the community
Ncr' 3u Mtt'..d. Saturday cvcuiun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
Nazi Prison Camp
At bethany BeacI
Nront.hleh from tIret p.lrr.

roni'"led from FIRST Page
Bethany Beach camp is the only
place "VaIlahlr The Government
Las t"htn 4 portion 81 il over and
i"r prs"onr. ol-"ur Ithur offers a
"r".""'1 ~ supplying" lahor in
lu0AtirH."
camp will not lntcrferr With tine
rHcampm"m OF 1ho Delaware State
Guard At bethany Beach. Au@ust 1
~ T.. i, Wu4 stated.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Buy WAR BONDs,
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

Buy WAR BONDS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27

The Ellis family is reunited in
their home on Main street by the
return from the hospital of Mrs.
Charles Ellis. and twin daughters
July Lynn and Janet Lee Big Sis
Ter Mary Helen is taking the great
responsibility very seriously.
Aunt Suly sez: The happiest
person is the one whose time is
flicd doing little favors for others
and thinking good thoughts"
Buy WAX BONDS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
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lfrltte. 8ir Ocrbiiteten, menigitens
bis nuN meiner Abreiie pou Gbino,
Nlr8ertrleg 5tDilden ben riOolilic=
rcN0cn ,Suftioncn. Wir brodten Die
6ilhrer Der ripolilierenoen Burteien
fir frteOllde 8eIprcd)ungen 3ulon=
men. 9cItunOig ober fam Ser lturfIte
Ml0erltan0 gegen 0ie IurGfitbrung
un'erca 9luftrugS bon ben nmerifn=
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ocnl Cbcrfomn1onOiereuoen in 9llien,
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vIuHren Die meiiten Don ibnen fort,
NIT Den bCpoIfnctcn (thl1eliIHcn)
&rNnulniltcu ltnO 5citneilig nit Dem
imQcriuIiltilchcn 9lof Nolitif 5u ma
drN inn MiOcriprld) 5u Ser 3Qltlmg
O.r &cr. Stuoten".
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N1> lit Der &crnpuntt Ser 9ciHmcr=
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:ollf binulta, 1iuteriul uu0 unicr 9ln=
''ben Oo}l 5ll bcnitbcn, ooic Iruo=
ratlC 5lt lmtCr3rubrn lmD ben SAT-
2crloll2mua rut0 &pWulllni2ml5 5u
turtcn". Gr murNte, 0uB Der brittle
&cItfricg iuI 2lnjug lei, uno onB iiN
Die Ser. Stnutcn in cine geiobrUouc
1tellun9 brjngcu wrnn lie gcmein=
'nme Sabc MAIDEN nit ir9cnO elmer
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jiberral0cn0cr GiIe ser Senlotiou oie
5pibe ob5lr6rccDcn. @cnige StunOen
nud @urlepa Hcliguntion crnonnte
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:. Utarlbau, Scr locbcn ais nlllitGri=
'0er 6llbrCr 5urilftrut, 5uu Bot
'bafter in China.
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ltnlcr ruiiiiher &erhiinoeter

0oS lteat in 9roBen 3iigen oos
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6eiien Sterbelager cine berbl0oete,
borboriid)e, bobeierige Bolitif itebt.
Gas 8ilo lit obltoBeno genug, ober
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-01

e5 miro nod ni0erlit5er, npenn ou
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>im., Oub c5 inns iu1t mioer1trcbt, inn
,nlCr mieOrr ncuc 8iloer Oc5 Shrcf=
fcna unO Nrollcna 81 cntrouen, Die
Den HcIern nur Oua S5cr5 ldmer mo-
dcn. 9lber DOR lln3 liegt elm 9lu8z
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Ter 2luaihnitt entbGlt niht DieI
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noh Ser Ginnobme Ourd Oie Nuilen,
Dclde Oo5 0bicugo'er 8lott Ser bri,
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rel uuf Drun0 ser 9Iusiogcn BON
2lugen5cugcn 5uIonmlrngcltcllt miro.
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Der 9Hullcn, sic uucs 3uionrntcuiteb.
len, mas nirht MET. uu0 uourIfcIt 1T,
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-04-12

man spent the weekend in Sum
nyaide with Mrs. SondermanIs
parents.
T/Sgt. Merlin Giles left IT.
Lewis Tuesday enroute to New
York where he viii sail to rejoin
his regiment in Germany. He
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Giles on the Highlands.
A navy party was held at the
Playland hall on Tuesday eve
ming. Over 800 couples were in
attendance.
Highland Changers are remind
ed that Pomona meets Saturday
with Horse Heaven Grange.
Mrs. Annie Sutton was q guest
when Mrs. Herbert Misner and
Mrs. Kenneth Hudson entertained
Tuesday evening at the Misner
home honolng Mrs. RECTOR And
erson Of Chewelah. Eight guests
were present, six Of whom were
former classmates of Mrs. And
erson. After refreshments, Mrs.
Paul Shelley won honors at bridge
with Mrs. Anderson receiving the
guest prize. Mrs. Anderson Is
the former Lois Brue, daughter
of pioneer Kennewick residents.
Highland Sewing Club meets
Tuesday with Mrs. Harvey Ray.