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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to discontinue farm
ing. will offer At Public Auction at
y residence, located ON t'rcdcrica-
Harrington Road. North of Carpen-
tcr's Erldgc on the Charlic Case Farm
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

tered Guernsey bun. Homestead l;cN-
cllcrs Master. born December ;. ~
This bun came originally from tho
Homestead Dairy Farm, Inc. H3llS-
bury, Md Reason for selling, shutting
to HolStcinS w II. Jump, Houston
nhnn. Milford H2AJ23. OIN-1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE
of
Personal Property

! have decided to discontinue farm
ing. and | will offer at Public Sale,
my Personal Property at my home,
J.. mile Southwest of Milton. in front
OF white and colorcd camp. on
Saturday, October 9th, 1915
At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
Seven llcifrrS. ranging from six
months To one year and a half old.
Two work horses. years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENT~
one 1889 Dodge truck. one 1896 In
tcrnational truck. one 10-20 Farmall
tractor. one F-l2 l'armall tractor, two
Mct tormiCk D"crinE bean leaders. one
set OF H-Farmall tractor harrows.
new: on" set of tractor bean pullerS.
new: two Mccormick Dcering hay
racks. one side delivery rack, one
Model y Ford saw rig. two McCor-
mick Drcring riding harrowS. one sci
of scvon-foot discs. new: one set OF
sin foot discs. one set of lt-inCh bot
tom ploWs, ON" manure spreader on,
MctOrmiCk- DccrinE low wheel Wag-
on. n,W: two wooden wheel wagons
one 3-Srction drag harrow. two -
spout drills. one Oliver corn planter
as good as new: one ll-SpOut drill
tWo-tcam bean pullcrs one McCor
mick-Dccring mower, as good as new
two riding harrOWs. one new; one lin,
drill. one riding plOw. 1000 bales o
LcSpcdcZa hay. two suits of woIl
harness. new.
TERMS: CASH.
ELMER J. HASTINGS. JR.. Owne
Milton, Delaware. Route
pick"rSon Bros. Auctioncers. o19-2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PULLORUM Cleaned

Is for sale Barred Rock cOcktrcls.
Christie strain Mrs Granville, Bryan.
Phone 4ISl, LcWcS. 1T
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Tuesday, November 6, 1915

lGlln OF fNlltilt
Tho following:
LIVE STOCK
~ head Of cattle +. +. t"-t"d. an
accredited herd.
One nrood SOW and eight pig.
=" pulctS.
FARM MACHIN VERY
John Deere tractor. Model l.. on
rubber with starter and lights. y
inch plowS. 6-foot double dIsc: Nc
tormick tractor manure Spreadcr.
DcCrnE CO. tooth drag harrow. cult
packer, farm wagon, ruhhcr tired
wagon. corn shelter. two CultiVatorE.
automobile trailer. corn planter. traC-
tor wheel barrow, 10 combination
hammermill and silo filler. rang"
shelters for pullcts. hroodCr stoves.
lot of metal chicken feeders. ) milk
cans and StraincrS. electric milk cool
CT. Wilson. threc-can size; COnde milk
cr, in good condition.
FEED
6n0 bushels of corn. 100 bushels of
heavy Winter oats, 500 bales of Les
pedeZa hay, $50 bales crimson clover
and barley hay. 10 tons loose timo-
thy and clover hay. 900 bales of bright
straw.
/ TERMS-C.ASH.
! MELVILLE {. TAYLOR
Owner
/ Jack stevens, Auctionccr. o26-2 ZIP
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Ey virtue OF am orc, r of the or
phHnS' Court of thr State OF Della :
ware, in Hud for SUSSEX County, made
ou thu 18th day oi October. \. -. l9iJ.
VIII rNrusr To- sal, hN way OF pub
lie auction. on
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Headquarters for Rock WOOL

l.uuse. granulAted, bats T. O. +. Mill
ford Flown or sold by bag or carton.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale OF
retail George T. Macklin Company,
Milford Phone 1913 m24-tf
FOR SAlE-Onc pair young gray
mul, ;. ages t and years. weight ll5U
and l2no pounds. work anywhere.
single or double. VI *. \lim, Mills
hotu, n lawarc, K r. u. 40 I. on
Cliii ord Green's Farm. ol9-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
WANTED

WANTED ralt-tilnc ianltor. ia AL
=" act aS Watchman over W,,k-,ud
- 'lah'nt position. good salary Vic
ol9-tf '''''' '"''
WANTEDe Mjddl. ag, Whit, house
- Per hN sister and brother near
, ''' rlWo"d. I-iv, il References and
I. "ill c'rtiIcHtr required \Idr,4s
i'\ d. Milford Chronicle. Milford. DrL
WANTED Wilson EaIIv I9ack Soy
i"'h' !tN Frank Clrndauirl. Inc. Lin
nl9-tt
WANTED-Men or women to work
~ production department. Steady
WORK. days a week Experience not
Mi,r"rrSSary. Apply Milford Laundry.
MHIoid' a3l If
WANTED Button cutters. expert
'hctd and Inexperienced Good work
.iS CONDITIONS. Highest wages paid
,NppiE Richards and TyndaH, Milton.
P'L Ihohc 22ll. S2l II
WANTEp-To buy: Sin young fox
mounds. Two or thrr. years old Must
iih with pack. VIII pay fair price.
','prEr W. Miller. lt1 North Evans
street. PottStoWn Pa ol2-3tp
WANTED Young man for general
store work. Opportunity to learn the
f'taI business. High school graduate
preferred. Permanent work. W. r.
Grant Company, Milford, s2S-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
L. :. MAIL SCHEDULE FOR
MILFORD. DELAWARE
FOR SALE
SOuthbOund Mails

BROlLER chicks for early de
livery in New Hampshires and
crosses. Satisfaction guaranteed
WM. kROCT'S SONS. Chalfont. Pa
1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

NOTlCE-Ering your jcwclry trou-
hItS to me! | can rebuild any wrist
or pocket watches to look and run
like new Rings To order. any type.
Repair work and cleaning done while
YOU wait GIFTS mailed free in the
). \, Broken jcwclry. diamond
it"oC lirH. tliea ol any description
bought fot cash All Ork guaranteed
) Frank. the Little 1eweler on
the bridge" Hhour 4Q4. Milford tl7 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
TRUSTEES SALE
of valuable
Real Estate

Situate in Dagsbolo Hundred. Sussex
County and State of Delaware. to be
sold under proceedings in p1rtltron
as the lands OF BIaLche A. BraSurc,
Hlda M. Klatt. Margirct (. Bra.
sure and Blanche A. Br0sure.
Guardian of Irene V. BraSure,
Marian 6. Brasure. Beatrice M.
Brasure. Betty Brasure. Leroy
Brasure and Nancy Lee Bra
sure. Minors.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to discontinue fam
ing. | will offer at Public Sal" at my
home located between Elanchard'.'
station and Epworth Church. we'll
known as the David Lloyd Farm on
Monday, October 29th. 1915
At ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ.
Pain or Shine
The following:
LIVE STOCK
One gray horse. II years old: one
gray horse. l3 years old. good workers.
one Guernsey COW. 6 years old, fresh,
calf by her side
FARMING lMPI I.EMENTS
One good farm wagon. l chcck-row
corn planter. ] low wagon Gron
WhccD, OShOurnc mower. hay rake.
one No. ~ Oliver riding ploW. one No.
~ Oliver walking pillow. No 2n Oliver
walking ploW. a j0-tooth drag. hOrS"
cart a riding cutivator. i-horS" disk.
walking CultiVatorS. ; sets of rop"
lars and brides. | riding saddle. iron
vice: st horse clippers. forks and
Shovcls. and other things too numcr-
Gus to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Sears. Rochuck cook $tov". !
Maple Cl,rhont wood heater. | cup
board.
TEEM&-CASH.
II. T.. HAYMOND
John DiCkcrsOn. Aurtionccr. ol?-3tV
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
SEWING MACHINES = Re
Re-

paired. bought and sold Genuine Sing
rr needles, oil aud parts Phone 3l7o.
T.. II l'utlrr. Authorized Singer
agent. harrington street, S"afOrd.
D,l o19-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

WANTED Woman Reliable settled
woman I" help with houS, work and
children in u"drlu country home. Sep
!lat" INInS quarters Good salary
Phone Dickinson 2N7 OF write lioX
30. :. ocean View. Del o26-2t
WANTED Experienced male tool
'Hk'r. ltachinr oTcratOrs and assem-
hl,rS tor work ON Hlht steel part
i'h"n". 'nI on write. Ask for Mn
hh prln@"i or Air Galloway. Delaware
rcTdt I;.d. Inc, GrccGWood Phone
OH. o2G- y
WANTED. uD,,: rc.,aI. Intoll-
:r't woman. 25-l5 y,n.s old. 10 locally
lrUr'*,u 'a:"r coisc rn. can ,as :
am - :" %i" Wr Xiv prportunity
Tor "lNa c"""'l'. Must tHp,. ;. nd
G.rt"'IS l. Q Box -. Station +, So"
1"'N city, I". ltp
NNE|I,n N'arri,d l.,au to operate
taHm Capable of opcratin" Tractor and
.tl"r tar "a.lr nrIN Good W:,;,~.
nous. i't', milk. ctc.. furnished.
SOM" crops c"u h' grown on shares.
VIII All rtupn4'rt. s.. 4. Ildnts and
f'Hlll"'r i1lu. @ipd q Wilson {. liatf lei.
'it.,u>. uud. /, luvnr,.. Former GOV
"In"r l''hnrW.I Ilon" Farm. o5-tf
WANTED VI ddn. a4rd couple Ia
t''N' ''ii' ''l ''l u. .t!Nf ll'''lt' iitti w IL
mnStuu Man to haudl. heaters, poul-
Try, horse. Gaidru. &c. Wumnn To d,
house work ami hook after old folk
with Hi.l" assistant now employed
Separate apartmcht furnished. Reply
10y lrtt'r stating qualifications anG
>"IuN expected Mjllard l.. Sheppard
- rlrtarN, - South Cleveland aN,.
urlr. Wilmiu2tou ~ Dol Oh =
WANTED Sal.ewon,n and d,
Ir3tu4.u> H,ad Snl,udd uppoItuuli,
for :tdN.'..ar,i Good hvtjuu .u@ ~ol
a:l i.,t4u, "a q oNrr ana s,huNr l,.-
ul1r -ojnrE TIP To- thrc" weeks Vaca
tjon W ia pay. l'p To two We, Is -icl
I1Y I.llr Insurance Tor tu!l ana part
tjWo "lurluNo,S lt-hUur work Wr,l
with oV, ttmr paid At Christmas NJ
"u p!UNv,t ar entitled to 10" dlScouu
on pUchaS, for themselves and i'm
mediate family. Retirement Plan wit
check each month until death. Va
cHucirs for department heads. fun an
lart tim" workers. w. T. Grant com
pHuN. Milford Ol9-t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE!

Public sal" of Household Goods and
other Personal Property. half mi"
moth Of ara inGton, on
Thursday, November |. 1915
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
We will offer for sale at Public
on
Saturday, October 9th, 1915

At TWO O'CLOCK +. NJ
Rain or Shine
In front of the Peoples Bank of IIaI-
rineton. the farm formerly owned and
occupied hy John NoSs. located about
miles West of Harrington on Browns
Vile Maple Grove School Road
This farm. consisting of - acres.
more or less. is improved by two
story frame dwelling. barn. implr-
mcnt shed. garage. corn house and
large chicken house
TERMS 20G of purchase price VIII
hc demanded on day of sale. balance
when deed is delivered. Purchaser
will he required to pay cost of de. q.
CLARENCE G. NOSS
BERTHA T. DEAN
John DiCkcrSOn. .\uCtionccr Ol2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

NOTICE Newton strains can give
You hradNtmt ia prHcctinc compc-
lit"h. Newton New HnmpShit"S and
l@rtrd Rock are pvdI&rcr- hrrd for
hIh hntchahilitY. steady production
r"mhin' with good meat quality. Our
cataloS gives hat, hrry and flock owner
i.p"rtS. Place 19iG orders now. Q. A.
NrWton " son Co. Dept. *, Bridge
VILE, Del O5- At
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided to di&ront inuc farm
ing VIII offer at Pubic Sale at my
farm horrc. mi, Nest oI liarrlnG
ton on harrington I;urYsVIllr Road.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
HOLLY WREATHS Wanted

now. All sizes Of holly wrcaths now
aud until December Is. Highest prices
rud: Jones, the Holly Wreath Man.
" lllIam T. Jones. Milton, Del o12-it
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

FOR SALE Possession ut once:
Eight room country home. newly rr-
paired. pap"rrd and painted inside
ana out Five miles from Milford. )
miles from Frederick. Double garage.
~m"l" house and I'm huu~" Approx
iuot,!> uc:r- Of .aui. ratt rltaspd.
balance IN wood and timber. Ideal
hroil,r silt" j. :. Wtll;S, Milford, pI
Ihun" Gu9Jlt u5-tt
Highway No. ll3. Partly in city OF
Milford. room dwelling. electric
lights. hot and cold water. and bath.
Stables, barns. machine sheds. large
chicken house and other outhuidings.
Land in good state of cultivation 10
acres of woods. Would make Il nice
chicken farm. or can he sold for build
ing lots. Apply A. L. Robbins. SOP
North Walnut street. Milford. Phone
295. a3l If
FOR SALE We have just received
a shipment OF new Oliver .\nu Arhpr
pick up hay and straw haIcrs. with
these special features: % AutOu attic
hydraulic trrHdcr. t2l fun HOatnG
chain driven pickup. t3D forced feed
cr that handles coarse hay or stray
without CloEEing. Cb makes sliced
bales that weigh from ~ to 2nn pounds
See John Keller. Harrington Lumber
and supply Company. Harrington, Del
o26-2t
FOR SALE-iI0hart meat grinders.
slcing machines. mixing machines,
potato peelcrs. Dayton computing
scales. scales for every other purpose.
chicken picking machines. W"Sting
house Ster-I lamps. for every pur-
pose. Meat eases. boxes. rcfrigcra
ton. water coolers. ncw-us,d q frozen
food cabinet. etc, complet" food store
mcnt. Water coolers. NcW-uScd frozel
food cabinets Price cards. supplies
, etc Oriole Store Equipment Com
pany. 1l01 West Main street, Sails
/ bury, Md SLIT
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Carpenters Wanted

'ond wages, indoor work for thu
winter. Permanent rmploymcut L. :.
NirplAnr Carriers Dover. Delaware.
! hone Joi5. ol9- 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Administrators Sale

Home property of William r. Sharp.
deceased. will be offered for sale at
Public Auction, on
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
LONG LEAF PINE Wanted-

In five foot lcnCths. rough, peeled or
WITH bark on. Delivered our yard at
f.lIrndal". Cali G3lI;3 or 63lII, Mil
ford. Ellondalc Excelsior Company.
Inc. Ellvndalc m23- If
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
CHICKENS FOR SALE

GIT East Front street. Every Friday
and Saturday. We kill and pick them
while you wait You know your chick
ems are strictly fresh. Phone 81. Mil
ford. ii. ID. Mccullough. Jr. ol9-1ntp
FOR SALE-Cook stove. just lik"
new. burns coal OF wool. shelf, COM
plcte. Also large Hratrola type heat
ing stove. Also one home made tractor
on rubber. Ted I.angrrll Lynch
Heights. miles north OF Milford
Ol9-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

FOR SALE -Four acre farm. ellis
Seek Road. ON" mile from I.cw"s, Del
aware business section Improved
with e room house equipped with cl' G
tric current and cellar. 2-car garage.
chicken house, capacity leo layers:
hruodcr houS" : y feet. barn. > shed
stables. feed room and corn house.
Price. $3. 5p0. 90. CHll LcWcs 1856.
OFT
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Attention Poultry Growers

For treatment of coccidoSis use sui
laGuauidinr For Information call AT
i;3saIns Pharmacy. Milford. Del.
Phone 40 a3l-tr
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
PURE BRED DUROC HOGS

FOR SALE The l"adnl production
registry herd IN the east. r. Thadd. rs
WnrlnEton. 6 or}ttoWH. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

FOR SALE -- Pure white or gray
asbestos side wall shingles, also Dutch
lap roof shingles. COlOrs: Green, black,
red and blue All shingles nailed on by
experienced nailers. Free estimates
given and small monthly payments.
VIII make your home like your neigh
hors. Write Al Mcgee. Scaford Del,
or phone ScafOrd 1884. al3-tt
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

TOE SALE - l"o NV Hampshire
Red rulltts. pullorum clean. - W. X
old. - liarrcd Rock pul,tS. - We, H.
old L {. g. radio battery S,I, tlonr
model one oil stove heater. our bar
u.r. one chunk wood heater, used t~u
months. TWo-h burner electric Plat,
one l;uckcyc hrood,r stow. used ny,
weeks Henry f.. Cannon. K i. H. !.
Lincoln. brl N&dnk.u place. 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Arrivals
At Jones

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. IL
Latest arrivals al Percy Jones
Hospital Center include 19 from
the Detroit area and p from out
state. From the Detroit area:
BOWER, PFC CARLTON l., 1910 way
burn. Crosse Pointt PArk
BRAzEAU. SGT. ALPHoNsL W, I1io ".
Philadelphia
CAMPBELL. PIC. EDWARD z, eros
American
cARLlNE. PFC JOHN B.. 97ssI Breton
Woods Royal OAk
ELsEY, PFC. WILLIAM A. 5sli Lemon.
GREGORY PFC HARRY r. 27os9 Dart
mouth Royal Oak.
HoUGHs. Tl5 CARL z. 4iseS Twenty
Nth
JESTz. PVT RALPH c.. 34Io W. Chicago.
KoERBER. slsCT. JOHN S. 40 ST. Clair.
CrotGe Pointt.
MCCULLOUGH. PVT. HENRY A. 4is AIssr.
EowIcKI. PVT. ROMAN NJ. s7io Badger.
PAwELLCzK PVT. srANIsLAUS. 6e5
Hudson. Wysndottt.
PoNIArowsKI. PVT EDWARD J.. 37ss
ThiTty-tecond
RRocKE. CPL EDWARD } saE. M.ysnt
PRoSPERISI. ia JOSEPH n, 1855
Monterey.
sAUTEs. WARRANT OFFICER &C DOR
MAN A.. 74Oli7 W Nightingale Road.
sTYCzYNsKI, PFC. MICHAEL, 543l Elm-
wood
vERscHATsE. PVT. JEROME } $3.50
Springle
zEcHE. PFC THOMAS A. 1902 Glen
wood
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Concealed Weapons
RetridI Under Way

Retrial of John De Russo, 81, of
1926 Arlington, on a charge of
carrying concealed weapons, was
under way today before a jury and
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man.
Two other men accused with
De Russo waived jury trial. They
were Raymond w. Monasterki, "a,
of 2l4 Beresford. Highland Park,
and George Sucura, %. of 1860
Greeley. The case against the
three men resulted in a mistrial
last spring when Walter Smith,
assistant prosecutor. assertedly
made prejudicial remarks before
the Jury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Ex-Barfender Held
On Woman sCharge

Accused of keeping $45 left ir
his trust by a woman friend
Johnny Burke. 33, of 999 Tuscola
a former bartender, was held to-
day in a S400 bond pending triaI
on Sept. ID on a charge of larceny
by conversion.
Emma Fenna. 25. of 21215 Karl
told Judge Christopher f. Steir
she gave Burke the money TO keer
for her on July z and returned the
following day to find him gone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
How Soldiers
Come Home

EDITORS NOTE-AH infor-
nation audiiabie on the return
troops is contained in the article
rhich tolloiCs. The Times lUiU
continue TO publish these an
HouHccmcnts as they are made
Buhlie by the government. Please
do not call the Times for addi-
tioual Information. as euerR
effort is being made TO present
the HeUS as soon as II is released.
BOSTON. Sept. II (UP)-Two
transports brought 1924 returning
soldiers from Europe today, as fol-
lows:
Aboard the Charles b. AycOck-
95th Infantry Division replace
ment detachment. miscellaneous
air force person !, medical
attendants, personnel of the Office
of Strategic Services and person
mel for reassignment and duty.
Aboard the Madawaska Victory
-45th Infantry Divisions signal
company; Third Battalion of the
45th Divisions 18th Infantry
Regiment, casuals and high-point
personnel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
i. 5. Assigns
Aide 10 Vets

Uncle Sam today busted off the
welcome mat for iob-seeking
Detroit men and women return
ing home from the armed services
through appointment of Horace c.
Parrish as veterans federal en-
ployment representative in De-
trOlt..
His duties. according 10 Harold
T. Forbes, branch manager of the
l.. s. Civil Service region here will
be 10 aid all veterans interested
in securing employment or re-
employment in the Federal
Service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12

NEW YORK, Sept. II (UP)-
Ships arriving here today with
members of the U. S. armed forces
include:
The Francis Walker. with 756
troops. including headquarters
squadron 313th Troop Carrier
Group; oath Depot Supply Squad
ron; Seth Depot Repair Squadron,
and the 329th Depot Supply
Squadron.
The Daniel Huger, with $50 re-
assignment troops; the Rosemont,
with IS. and the John b. Gordon,
with IS troops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
FilipinOs Summon
Japanese Puppets

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL
QNS)-The Jap Domei agency re-
ported today that Jose p. Laurel,
former puppet president of the
Philippines, and Benigo S. Aquino,
former speaker OF the Philippine
national assembly, would leave
Japan soon for the Philippines by
request OF the Philippine govern
ment."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Navy Cross Awarded
Heroic Detroit Filler

For attacks against major units
OF the japanese fleet in the sea-
air battle for Leyte Gulf last
October. a Detroit navy pilot, 1t.
Frank <. Foltz, "a, was awarded
the Navy Cross, the nations Sec
ond highest decoration, the Elev-
enth Naval District announced
today.
II. Foltz's wife, Patricia, lives
at 120l9 Prairie. He is the son
OF Mrs. Hazel Foltz, 1857 Webb.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-12
Liberated

TOKYO. Sept. II INS)-More
than $4,000 Allied war prisoners
have now been liberated and H..
46S are en- route to their homes
Gen. Macarthur headquarters
said 1874 were freed yesterday
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-09
BROHAUGH FUNERAL
IS HELD SATURDAY
O. A. BrOhaugh Had Been Res
ident Since 1913-Died May
8 Of Accident Injuries

Funeral services for o. A. Bro
haugh, a resident of Laurel since
1918 who died early Thursday morn
ing, May 8, of injuries sustained
the preceding Wednesday in an ac-
cident at his farm south of Laurel,
were conducted Saturday at the Set
tergren funeral home in Billings. In
torment was in Mountview ceme-
terry. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. A. G. Baumgaertner, pas
tor of the English Lutheran church
in Billings. -
Hobert Brunsvold, soloist, sang
gave Maria" "The Old Rugged
Cross" and "Just for Today" with
Mrs. Gustave Simmons as accom-
PIANIST. Pallbearers were Charles M.
Geiger, C. T. Tharalson, Frank j.
Havelick, o. M. Void, Joseph Geh-
rett and Earl Calvert.
Mr.. Brohaugh was born Oct. Fl,
1878, at Esdale, Wis, the son of
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-09

Rhine below Cologne, permitting 1t.
Gen. Courtney Hodges to build up a
powerful bridgehead Immediately
below the vital Ruhr district and on
the edge of the rolling plains lead
ing eastward to Berlin.
AS the 1st army's bold move threw
the German command off balance,
the remaining Allied forces in the
west Don poured over the Rhine,
last formidable water barrier guard
ing the heart of the reich. While Brit
ish and Canadian troops struck out
against eastern Holland the the
North e ports, the U. S. 9th army
set about reducing the Ruhr valley
while one wing of the 1st joined in
the attack and another kept step
with 1t. Gen. George Patton's famed
armored columns dashing eastward
across the reich. Meanwhile, the
u. S. 7th and the French 1st armies
drove into the Nazis' mythical re-
doubt in the Bavarian Alps.
AS the American and British
armies slashed through the German
positions and turned to their rear
ward to isolate the enemy into sep
arate pockets, the whole enemy's
front lost its conference, contribut-
ing to the disintegration of Nazi re-
siStancc.
With whole groups of German
entrapped without hope Of
reinforcement, their defense va
ried, with the majority of the old
er, more practical men giving up
upon being cornered while younger
fanatics carried on in the face of
overwhelming odds.
Meanwhile, the Russians had
lrawn up along the banks of the Oder
from the Baltic clear down
Silesia, while still other Red
thrust eastward through
Czechoslovakia and Austria. Once
he Russians opened their about at
.ack on Berlin, in the face of the
lazi collapse in the west, the giant
was near its close.
Laurel outlook., 1945-05-09
Of LAUREL
PASTOR SUCCUMBS
Mrs. StrObel, Al, Had Been In
iii Health Several Years
Burial Is At Eureka, S. ID.

Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon of last week at
the German Congregational church
for Mrs. Emma Ella Strobel, AZ,
wife of Rev. Theodore C. Strobel,
pastor of the church. Mrs. Strobel
died at her home Friday afternoon,
April 81. She had been in i'll health
several years and was seriously i'll
about a month.
She was born Jan. %, 1898, at
Eureka, S. D., a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Strobel. She grew
up in that town and graduated from
high school there. After finishing
normal school she taught for two
years near Eureka until her mar
riage June 81, 1921, on Rev. Stro-
bel's graduation from seminary.
The couple went to Leader, Sas-
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