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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-03-29
r IS BABY CHICK TIME

1T IS BABY CHICK TIME
AGAIN-Avoid disappointment
by placing your order now. Chicks
may not be available on short
notice this season, due to meat
1ationing. We offer you healthy,
easy to raise chicks, from famous
strains, expertly Matched, in
modern incubators. Special foun-
dalton stock available to new CO.
operating hatchery flock owners
who will contract with us, in order
that we can meet the increasing
demand for our chicks. Phone or
stop in at CASEY & SONS
HATCHERY. Phone 281, Pasco,
Wash. cat the hridgeO ATT.
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'39 Plymouth cow. coupe, rumble
seat, radio and heater. S&sJ
Motors.
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M \ Miscellaneous +

KEEP YOUR FUEL BIN FILLED
With the end of the war ap-
preaching in Germany, the move
ment of ornaments and supplies
to the Pacific Coast is bound to
be stepped up The great demand
for cars may make it difficult to
get sufficient coal from the mines.
The safe way is to get supply of
coal in your bin now while the
kind you want is available.
Place your order now. Monthly
payments can be arranged. See or
phone 231, Standard Lumber Co.,
Kennewick, Wash. SIC
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FOR SALE: Chopped hay, deliv-
cred. Phone 2189 after 6 pm,
ask for Chapman. 52-2p
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l.. E. JOHNSON
Agency

FOR SALE: 1920 Mccormick
Deering tractor, also a Ward
Junior cream separator. Phone
11x4, Earl Myers. SIC
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FOR SALE: New homes, small
down payment. Mob Hill, Kenne-
wick. Phone 1887. 31tf
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FOR RENT: Two cabins; first
cabins south of Bremmer's sta
ton. Frank Gillard. 5O-52p
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HAVE NICE garden spot of 21z
lots, very close in. Anyone in
terested in making garden see
Eichner at Eichner's Plumbing &
Sheet Metal Shop. SIP
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qp VIZ Lost and Found IN

LOST: Billfoll, brown. Name in
side, Elba Bell, Reward, 304 LIST
Ave. East. SIP
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Notice of Sheriffs Sale of
Abandoned Automobiles
The following described auto
mobiles will be sold to the highest
bidder on April 2, 1945, at the
Benton County Yards, Kennewick,
Washington, at 10 o'clock in the
morning;
Nash sedan, motor number H.
042, serial number R93406, license
E2748, Utah 1912.
1896 Terraplane coach, motor
number 197665, license number
1920, Washington 1914.
HARRY B. COCHRAN,
b Benton County Sheriff.
1929
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WANTED: A good home for a
"a eood dog. Leaving town !. a a1d
East cru SIP
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FOR SALE: Pre-war daveno, rust
color; like new. Parkview Apt.
1O8, prone 1866. SIP
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1871 Buick Super S passenger
cow. coupe, radio and heater.
S&xJ Motors.
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HOME LAUNDRY: Will do wash
ing. Wash curtains and dry on
stretchers. Also one room for rent
and trailer or board and room.
Rose Kreitel, Home Laundry, 12l
Locust Drive, Mob Hill. 51-2
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'38 Plymouth cow. coupe. Will
sell it as is ceiling. S&J. Motors.
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LAWN MOWERS: Sharpened by
machine, the factory way, bring
them in now and avoid the rush.
Columbia Electric, Is Kennewick
Avenue. SIC
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Supreme quality White
Leghorn baby and started chix.
SunnyacreS, phone 1892. Size
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JUST RECEIVED: New shipment
of sealed, moth and dust-proof
cedarized storage bags. Just the
thing for service mems civies,
woolens, etc. Double protection,
zoe and Csc each. Ideal Cleaners.
46tf
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FOR SALE: Live Easter Dummies.
Phone l2746, Elmer Christensen.
SIP
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FOR SALE: 1888 V-8 FORD and
1914 trailer house, $675. Park
view Apart. 154. slip
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WANTED: Light 2-wheel trailer
M. E. Whiting, Hlgnlanos' 1ei'
973.
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~ q Wanted ~ W W

,,rED. Farms for any amount
WAN va. a a% white workers for as
OF goo Swimming and cherry pick
pa par see Harry Crosse at Glllara as
ing: Dee Kennewick; 10 years in
CABINS cabins. local recommendations. 20,
valley, loe"A SIP
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1vANrED: Gentle horse, suitable
"n for asparagus cart. J. B. Bo les
phone 2771. of
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PLUMBING material and fix
lures of all kinds. Septic
tanks, electric water heaters.
range boiler fittings and valves
of all sizes for irrigation serv-
ice. Kennewick Plumbing and
Phone 1901. Up
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FOR SALE-1941 Red Arrow
trailer house, reasonable. E. B.
Mitchell, Hillside Taller Court,
21s miles west of Kennewick on
highway. SIP
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FOR SALE: Heifer, fresh Sept. 5,
Guernsey-Durham. Gus Pear
son, Rt. 2, River Road. SIP
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FOR SALE: Good O.I.C. boar;
few sacks of eating spuds; 1000
grain sacks, also wanted a young
beef type bull. Pete Lande, Ken
newick. SLIP
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WE HAVE buyer for fresh or
springer cows. Also beef stuff
Farmers Exchange. tic
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K. c.. CLIFFORD
REALTOR
Roxy Theater - Pnc.e 248Z
Notary Public
KenneWick Wash.

FOR SALE: New three bedroom
house. Full basement, furnace,
automatic water heater, frigidaire
and range. 124 Green Homes.
Knob Hill. SLIP
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FOR SALE-Single chair beauty
shop, in operation in Pasco; also
IL acres of land II mile out Of
Pasco, with good home; well with
pressure system. Call 6 Pasco,
Citizens Abstract Co. 45-tf.
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'39 Chrysler New Yorker, 4 door
sedan, heater. S&J Motors.
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rOh RENT: Hot Point electric
range to responsible party. See
WIS WIS. Wilson at National Bank of
Commerce. 5Sn
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TIPS EXCHANGE is open: We
will be ready Sunday. We have
just bought all the things we
need in Seattle, such as shoes,
clothes, electrical equipment,
shovels, picks, rakes, beds, mat
tresses and springs. Some tires,
reliners, glue; cold chisels, ham,
mers, saws, planes. We sell you
a full horsehide coat for So; mack
inaws 81 to 81; sheep lined coat
$1.50; coat 81, pants SOC to So. A
full suit for $3.50 to $3.50. We
are open all day, Sundays in
cluded, so come see for yourself.
Tips Exchange, just below the Y.
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WAR ON-There is war Or
trains and cars are needed
why ship in bread when Belair's
Better Bread is baked fresh daily
right here in Kennewick. 4Otf
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roh RENT: broom furnished
~, sottage with bath, nice lawn
e.iu shade. 804 Ave. F, and Hart
1oro street, Phone 2O37. 52p
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WANTED: Beauty operator at
Ship Service, - MAS e Paseo,
wash. Apply at Ships Service
office.
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KEYS: Made for all locks; large
stock padlocks and automobile
locks; scissors ground, lawnmow-
ers sharpened, Woods Key Shop,
at the Columbia Electric Co. tic
B & c SEPTIC tank cleaning &
Exterminating Co., Licensed op-
orators. Phone Kennewick 1725.
A. A. Chiffon, Stiff
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FOR SALE: 3-bedroom house with
full basement, hot water, fur
mace, refrigerator, and hardwood
floors. Will sell equity. Lot Sc,
Green Homes, Mob Hill. slip
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TAINTED: Small house, one OF
"t two room house and small i o.
phone 3046.
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FOR SALE: Is #. Plat trailer
house, electric brakes, gas
range, oil heat, sleeps four. Very
good condition. See at Columbia
View Trailer Court, 335 Ave. C.,
Kennewiek. Dark blue trailer
west of wash house. E. E. Nc
Comb. owner. SIP
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FOR, SALE: Austrian peas, in
uuire at Farmers Exchange. Cop
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FOR SALE: Empty barrels, 81
each. Kennewick Bakery. 38tfc
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FOR SALE: Asparagus cutter,
foot power, G. j. Barnett, Rich
land, RID /. Up
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FOR SALE: Large galvanized tub
5000; size is Oxford gray boys
suit IS; clothes drying rack 81.
Mrs. Mike Lashock, 1924 e 3rd
Ave-, Kennewick. SIP
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FOR SALE: Nicely furnished cab
in with ice box and two stoves,
bed complete. Phone AKA, Bor-
gems camp. Slip
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~ RENT: Apartment. Close in,
uoWn stairs, 3 room furnished
Ear paltlnent with private bath.
f ont entrance and private back
EIance, back porch included.
Ill ilace heated. Married couple
s Tny. No cats or dogs. Lawn and
sna Lane K. Larson, 116 Ben
Nxstreet, Telephone 491. 52p
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FOR SALE: Boys pre-war bicycle
Sunnyacres. Phone 1892. Size
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TUX RENT: Apartment, cabins
and trallers in Bates Auto Court
opposite White Kitchen on the
highway in Kennewick. 39tf
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FOR SALE: Set of 16-inch wire
wheels for Ford up to IS madel.
O. w. Brue, Washington Street,
KenneWick. Up
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FOR SALE: 18-foot house trailer,
in good shape, reasonable, Duff
fy's Court, KennneWick 52-2p
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FOR RENT: Cabins and trailers
in Bates auto court, opposite
White Kitchen on the highway
IN Kennewick. Also few choice
lots for trailers. 49tf
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FOR SALE: Three speed reduction
pulleys, complete with mount
ings and bearing. Make us an Of
fer. Kennewick Printing Co.
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WANTED: Men, steady work, day
or night shifts. Apply Console
dated Freightways. Kennewick.
46tf
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WANTED: Two asparagus cutters,
preferably man and wife. Resi-
dopce furnished. Frank L. Sher-
!.la SIP
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WANTED: Girl for general office
work. Address Box A this Of
flee. 49tfc
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FOR SALE: Used car Radio, uni
versal mounting, $24.50. Phone
1861, Carl-Berg'S. SIC
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$50 Plymouth Z passenger sedan,
radio and heater S&J Motors.
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fOH RENT, sale or trade, one
large cabin, homemade trail
81, with built on cabin, furnished,
Two lots. Island View, near Y to
auckland, Mrs. Ellen Coffett. 52p
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= [LTRY WANTED: viii pa, pay
ton price for hens, fryers, rab-
~. .nd turkeys. See Herman
Pa s at McDonald's market. Up
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FOR SALE: The new sensational
SCRAP-TRAP, the quick, mod
ern way to dispose of kitchen
scraps, $1.49. 81 extra bags, 49c.
Phone 1861. Carl-Berg'S. SIC
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FOR RENT: Comfortable accom-
modations for two gentlemen;
separate entrance, shower, close
IN, liz First Avenue East. SIP
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FOR SALE-A few young nurs-
cry ounce trees. Five #. Fres-
no. Will rent cabin to someone in
terested in a garden. j. A. Wine
miller, 539 Ave. F. SIP
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WANTED: Girl or woman for
homework, part time. Kenne-
wick Printing Co. Phone Ill.
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Al Plymouth Tudor, radio and
heater. S&zJ Motors.
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WANTED: Small camera to send
overseas. Phone 1857; 418 East
Third, 52-2p:
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;TANTED. Woman or girl to do
iho,,sework by day or hour; Tel.
s4I or call at 10 North Lyle st.
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FOR SALE: On River road, Stop
II. Highway frontage, 5Ox3OO
#. with modern housing fur
nished. Reasonably priced. c. r.
HINES. Kennewick, Rt. 2. SIP
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WANTED: Returned veteran just
purchased home in Pasco, needs
MISUNDERSTANDING electric
box range and washing machine.
Cash If priced right. Have Z col
INN adding machine will trade on
above. Sylvester, Naval Air Sta
t t;on VT 258. SLIP
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FOR RENT: Rooms in both mems
$40 woman's dormitories now
gable. Phone 81, 304 Kenne-
wick Avenue, 52-2p
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Al Mercury sedan, heater. S&J
Motors.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
New Century Club Notes

MIR. John Met C0ll0u2h. teacher Of
art and manuel training at the
lli2h school vas present ON Mon
day for the weekly meeting OF the
members of the Milford New Cen
uiry club ANA gave Il talk on pup
pttry. During tile afternoon Mir.
McColIuu"h displayed his puppets,
showed their art OF entertaining,
and told Of their composition and
uf the ancient history of puppets.
He also Displayed some of the
work Of his art class in school and
commented on its color, texture
and design. Several members of
his class were present and helped
with pictures and puppets Mrs.
Wilson :. Ninyard and Mrs. Carl
ton FoOkS were cO-ChaiImcn for
the aftcrnoon \ lar@o number OF
children were present and enjoyed
the show. Mrs. John I.on@bothanI
was elected to membership in the
club at tn" meeting.
Next week Mrs Robert Rudolph
is chairman for Music Day and has
ARRANGED an entertaining program
haNin& some out of town talents. as
we'll as some Of that at home.
Tuesday Afternoon Mrs. Charles
Panning viii have the monthly
Board of Directors meeting at hen
home at Haven Lake at three
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
EGG III NJ FOR THE
CHILDREN OF MILFORD

The revival OF the FIRST Inde-
pendent Church ON Marshall street
is still in progress and will CON
tinue over Easter Sunday.
The people Of Milford who have
not heard Rev. Wesley and Jessie
Fuller OF PITTSBURGH, Pa, sing.
have really missed real treat.
Their singing and preaching has
been spiritual and helpful.
The special children's services
conducted by Rev Jessie Fuller
have created mach interest anon"
the children.
All the children Of Milford Wr"
invited to a special gathering at
the playground Saturday afternoon
~ 30 O'Clock.
The outstanding feature OF sal
urday's program viii Toe an egg
hunt with several special coiorcd
eggs which viii give the finder fhr
night 10 a special %ill
Remember the tlmr ana the
place Saturday AFTERNOON At 80
O'Clock at the Milford Playground.
All the children are welcome.
Come and enjoy the afternoon with
us. Rev c. w Taylor is pastor Of
the church,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
DRAFT BOARDS CALL.
MANY LOG AL MEN
tContinued from First Pase)

Norman Thomas Webb Ellendale;
Floyd ElWood West. F'rankford.
Navy
Chester Hail Sclbyvillc: Ar
thur James Lynch, Selbyville:
Charles Ernest Rohertson Lewes:
Earl Madison Walls. Milford, Os-
car Creighton Young. Milford
Kent County Board no =
Army
Walter A. F,llingsworth. Colds
boro. Md William r. Evans. Jr..
VIOLA: Walter B. Hazard Wash
im@t0n street Milford: Ormond II.
Hobbs. Jr. harrington; Thomas
II. Holloway. 204 North East street.
Milford. Carl List. BeechwoOd av-
cnuc, Dover; Elmer Minner, Mil
lord; Clarence f. Moore Frederi-
ca, Frank D. Morris. 80 Cherry
street. Dover: William C. Myers
F'rcdrlica; Robert &. Orvis, Mil
ford. William r. Seward, Wyom-
iue: Francis +, Fletcher. Marion
Station Md. Albert A Petrino, BIG
New street. Dover; A. Edward
Skinner. II East street. Milford.
Navy
William +, Allen Wyoming
George W Benton. Milford; DaviC
Hands. } Dixon street. Harrington
Robert {. Stayton, Park avenue
Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30

The city Office will be closed on
Good Friday afternoon from p. IN.
TO 800 p. III.
The first trout OF the season was
caught on March 26th by Tom
Harrington. Of Milford. Weight.
4 pounds.
The monthly meeting of the WO-
mans Society OF Christian Service
OF Avenue Methodist Church. will
meet on Wednesday, April 4, at
2:30 o'clock
The ". S. c. 5. OF Cedar Neck
Church will have a food sale on
Saturday morning. March 81. start
ing at 1890 o'clock. The place is
Reeds Store. s. f. Second street.
back OF Presbyterian Church.
Don't forget that the Scouts of
Troop 102 have made arrangements
TO have the North Carolina Ridge
Runners at the ArmOry on April
10 Its benefit dance for the
troop. Tickets are now on sale.
brotherhood Class OF the Cal
vary Methodist hurch had a nice
attendance last Sunday, but few
did stay home that made three va
cant chairs. Sunday being Easter
lets fill them and many more
Come out and help.
The annual Mizpah Pal Part,
will be held in the Presbyterial
Sunday school at s o'clock on Wed
nesday evening. April 1. The com
mittee in charge is Mrs. Carri
Bowman. Mrs. Ruth Sewell. Mrs
Evelyn l.ankford and Miss Jan
Grove.
II. NJ White, priOrities manage
of the War Production Board /
this district and area will be j
the city building all day Thursda!
April ). and will be glad to discus
any priority matters or anythln
in connection with the War Ptt
ductiOn Board activities.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
IlE\IOPEN GRANGE

The Ilenlopcn Grange met in the
Grange Hall the evening of March
- with an excellent attendance.
Worthy Master James r. Lank
conducted the meeting which was
open to visitors The minutes Of the
last meeting We're read by the sec
Rotary. Mrs Bailey Maull and re-
ports from several committees
were given.
Mrs James r. I4ank reported on
the Sussex County Pomona Grange
which was held March Is in the
Eoolsprina Community Han and
the meeting was adjourned.
county AGENT VIM II Henderson
and Mrs Henderson from George
town were Introduced by Mr. LHnk.
Alr Henderson had kindly consent
I'd to SHOW the moving picture,
Ihrer To Hr Served. depicting
fh, ~tru@-l.e OF an energetic
youu. hi2h school student in his
buSjuc-s ,utcrprIsc i.Vrryou, On
iuyrd :u. pcrur, very much
TucOdor, Collins. acting mama
s,t OF 1hr puyr District teprr
scut,d rhc Bell Telephone Culupuu,
..ud auN, j very interesting talk oI
inr service lor tire postwar pen
Iud
AIr l.ank announced trick,
Hltlr act To be given 10y Miss Stanf
len and Miss Ann Short. entitled
Smiles" which nctted the &rars,
over 500.
This collection Will help cOnsid
crahly IN the paying for the mucl
needed tuning of the piano.
VIM. II. Henderson showed an
other interesting moving picture
"TWenty Fighting Men" 1t showed
Il young service man who had re
Gently returned from the tightins
front. who became conscious o
the possibilities of greater savin:
in food on his fathers farm.
\ rising vote Of thanks and ap
probation was rendered Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henderson for their kindnes
in giving the grange this specia
treat.
March 20 was the birthday o
two grange members present an'
Happy Birthday" was sung 70
, each of the ladies'. Mrs. Lucind
/ Wolfe and Mrs. Gertrude Tharp.
The worthy lecturer, W. /
Thompson asked Mrs. w. +
Thompson to read IA short poel
entitled "A Soldiers Prayer.
duck shoot game was conducte
Y hv W. f.. Thompson. everyone tai
= ing part. Frank Tharp was I'll
D lucky winner of the prize.
The grange will meet again III II
II hall on Tuesday evening, April
II at $ o'clock. Every member is II
II uuestrd to attend and Join III Il
$ business and the fun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange has been very
forluuat" in having two very in
trrcstin@ speakers at the last Two
meetings.
On March l.. Dr Frank IIerson
spoke ON Ireland. subject upon
which he is very familiar and we'll
qualified To speak. Dr. Ilrrson has
been tn" guest of Milford Grange
many times and is always much
enjoyed.
ON March "A. Rev. DcChant was
th" guest Of Milford Grange. His
subject was Trees" TO all lovers
of trees and the great outdoors
this Was Il very delightful subject.
This was Rev DeChant's first Wis
il To Milford Grange We hope to
hay" him with us AGAIN some time.
March 81 is Ladies' Night with
Brother and Sister Willis and thril
committee IN charge.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
t\\ut \tE IHE WINNERS
N Ill (IlB CONTEST
tContinued from Firrt rage)

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m"u,y with others j. Il lalt Of th,iG
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slhiIty. and promotes hrrto ram
Ily relationships
\ similar contest has been an
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mCmhcrS have already enrolled.