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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

On THURSDAY IHOOI APAiA -
| the nations of the world mourned
the death of Franklin d. Roose-
Welt one of the greatest men OF this
day and time and we all bow our
| heads in humble submission to the
will Of the Supreme Ruler and feel
az Abraham Lincoln said Gods
Will be done"
Tornado kills Sc people in Okla
homa Thursday April u.
The U. S. submarine Scamp which
carried a crew of SIS men was over
due the Navy dept. reported in
Washington DC. Thurs, April 4,
9 persons were forced to flee from
a downtown building in Fl. Dodge
fire on Thursday April ~.
John C. Davis of Crete, Nebras-
ka was buried on his 99th birthday
April the 18th.
Albert William. President of the
Western Union Telegraph company
| stated at the annual meeting of the
| stockholders the company will be
| enabled to make quite a change in
its method Of operation if the ex-
pertinent of transmitting kilograms
by radio is perfected
John j. Hansleman head of the
Commercial department Of the A
merican Telephone and Telegraph
company stated in New York plans
for extending rural telephone to
one million farms after the war
Secy Morganthau of the q. S
Treasury said Thursday Labor mem
bers were buying bonds very ex-
tensively.
Read the Omaha Guide for all the
latest news at all times.
The tooth brush twins who es-
capped from the Council Bluffs. Ia.
ajil were admitted to the govern
ment prison at Atlanta, April II.
20 persons killed when an air
liner plane crashed in the hills of
West Va, enroute from Pittsburgh,
Pa, to Birmingham, Ala. Saturday
April 14th
Burglars stole "a candy bars and
a carton of cigarettes and a small
amount of cash from a cafe at 4124
North 3Oth street early Sunday.
April Is.
window Of a tavern at 511O South
25th street Saturday, April IA
Omaha police are holding 8 boys
in connection Of robbing Of autos
III a parking lot at 9O7 South 25th
St. early Sunday, April IS
President Harry S. Truman old
the U S. Congress and the people
Monday April 16 he would carry on
with his strength and his heart
those ideals Of liberty and peace
proclaimed
We should at all times keep in
mind our group of business con-
Germs and make purchases from
them as their success depends on
our support. The Lake Street Shoe
Rpeair shop, the Streamlined CAT
es and three oil stations. the ON
aha Outfitting Co, the Neighbour
hood Grocery. and Houston's Gro
Gerry. Shepherds Grocery and Mar
ket, Violet's Art Store. Now let's
all take time out and give them the
ono over as they are in need of our
help at all times.
The 4C Credit Union now being
operated by the Urban League will
welcome members to take shares
and help build up and create a
conservative concern for our group
so every member will be a very
good spoke in the wheel as it turns
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
with the Guide reporter.
II LITTLE HOME

Council Bluffs, has a nice little
home. She lives with her daught-
er, Miss Sylvia Brown and is MAX
ing a comfortable living. Mrs. Bell
has one son in the army overseas.
serving in Italy. He has bee in
the army four years.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
WORKS FOR ice 30 YEARS

Mrs. E. Golden, "a North 10th
has a very nice home. They have
no children. Mr.. Golden works
for the ICC and has been for 80
years and he reports that he thinks
as much of his job now as the day
he began working there. He is
still going strong.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
LOCAL NEWS
FROM TEXAS

Mrs. A. l.. Palms Of 241S Ohio St
just arrived from Texas and she re-
ports that the State of Texas has
changed economically. socially and
in everyway. Mrs. Palms says that
the Colored People of Texas have a
Weakened out of their long slumber
and are working together from ev-
cry angle. Texas seems to be on
the boom.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Mrs. C. Claire Jenkins of 1928
Boisenem, East st. Louis, is here
to visit her sister, Mrs. Oracle Saun-
ders who is now a patient in Saint
GATHERINGS Hospital. Mr.. Saunders
fairly well at the present. Mrs.
Saunders says she appreciates the
cards of thanks received from her
many friends. l ask their continu-
al prayer Thanks.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Mrs. Warren Arluster Sr. of
2607 Jefferson Street. has lived in
for 20 years The longer I live here
the better / like the place This
is my home and I am proud Of it
I am a member Of Bethel Baptist
Church. Mr.. Arluster has worked
at the Armour Packing plant for 20
years. Mr.. and Mrs Arluster's son
from Missouri was a visitor in the
Arluster home Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
TABERNACLE BAPTIST MEMBER

Mrs. j. Turner of 1905 Ave. A,
is a member of the Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church but has been confined
to her home for sometime. 1t was
nothing very serious. She hopes
to be out Mr.. Turner has
worked for the UPRR for SO years
and still likes his job.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Rev. VIM. L. Farmer of 5629 So
oath Street. has lived in the city for
10 years, coming here from Grand
Island of which place he was Pas
tor. After moving to Omaha he is
now Pastor of Peoples Mission. ITO
North 25th Street. He hereby ex-
tends an invitation to everyone to
come out and enjoy the services,
you are always welcome. Rev
Farmer has just returned from Clare
more. Okla, where he spent some
time taking baths for his health and
at present he feels much improved
inc is expected to return to work
I am very grateful for the many
kind letters and other favors shown
me. especially from the Packers
National Bank.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
"A
Eu|o8y IA
Touched by
the Hand OF
the DARK Visitor
CURTIS ID.

ttUiIs II. JASNSON
Curtis D. Jackson, age 5 months.
2101 Miami street, died Friday at a
local hospital. He is survived by
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Squire
Jackson, five sisters. Azel, Elsie,
Mary, Rosa Mae. Gladis. Six broth
ers, Willis, Grenal r.. UsA Army
oversee, burntce Dennis. William.
Francis, of Omaha.
Funeral services were held Mon
day morning April 10th from the
Thomas Funeral Home. 2O22 Lake
Street. with Rev. David st. Clair,
officiating with burial at Forest
Lawn cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
POKENO PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Goodwin OF
1868 Ohio Street, gave a very de-
lightful informal Pokeno and Lun-
cheon Party at their home last Sat
urday evening. About IL guests
we're in attendance. Everyone en-
joyed themselves immensely.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Mrs. Washington of 5637 South
gath Street has been confined to her
home for two weeks with the flu
Mrs. Washington say that she re
grets very much that she could not
get to Church Sunday. 1 am al
ways glad to go to my Church and
meet with my Christian friends
Mrs. Washington feels somewhat
improved at this writing. A-
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
ChatterBox
ny DORIS MccILL

HELLO EVERYONE glad to hear
that we have some place to go,!-
Now don't all speak at onee-so
let's all have a good time together.
Mary Curren was sick and would
have liked 70 heard from her
friends
hear that IT J. has started
working at the Rock-good deal
Harold. Es is back also
why did Is. get IP told in school
hasn't she any social friends U
owndeT' ~ don take 4 %
Evelyn Is getting cute
look out girls you had better treat
him good cause FEB is on your trail
why does Jean p get so many
eth hours in fourth our class? ~
WonderD
Have you picked up OF the new
haIr-do that IL is now wearing?
Girlsi Take motel
Among the kids at the Social
Room having a good time were
Mary Carter, J IT. q q W !,
Jack. ] r b + and others
b r seems to he taking up quite
a bit Of BS's time-What about that
/ M-haven't you any viii power
or is IL the other way around?
Where does the Bobcats keep
themselves? Come out boys, let's
have some fun
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
U

Mrs. Nathan Turner Of 1929 Ave.
A. Council Bluffs, reports that she
attended Church last Sunday and
heard a very nice sermon. deliver
ed by Rev. Sinclair of Omaha.
Mrs. Turner vas cry busy clean
ing house and she spent sometime
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

FLASH!!! The party given by
Ruby NJ. Washington was on the
ball among those having a good
time were: Imogene Perry Jean
Morgan, Alfonso Marion, Jack NJ
Jimmy Jones. Bob Rodges, Tom
mas Porter, VIM. Payton, LaRue.
Frank, Bobby Thomas, Jimmy M
Clarence Hill. Sonny T. Spitu-Nate
Bootsie, Louise g Inola M, June
st. Clair, Naomi Helen Washing
ton. Jean Pierce. Mary Nurren,
Ruthie. Celestine G Alethia Mae
Marion, Fay Jack. Dorothy Whit
by. ~Johnetta. Gloria b Molly Bet
ty, Irma. Jean j.. Evelyn Speese.
Lena Chicken, Ruth F., Pearl. Hell
en-. Isabel. Johnny Mae Burton,
Lois, Lola, Gayle and others.
AMF was all wrapped up in JIM
arms last Sunday at the Birthday
party-what about that Jimmy?
r.. w. seems to be haveing a
good time-she was really happy
for some cause.
b. o. and j. w. were in a rath-
err bad humor talking and fighting
in a dark bedroom-really doesn't
look nice you knowi
Jean p and Mary @. really had
a nice time
ATTENSHUN-Everyone got drunk
off of beer-HAi HA!
1t seems as though | saw Roland
W.. Cleveland M, and Aaron D. all
standing in the hall with their
hands in their pockets-are they
thinking Of their girl friends or
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
VISION

a vision concerning the late Pres
ident. Franklin ID Roosevelt:
A Duty-Don't be sad-don't shed
tears, but hold you thoughts where
he left you. Try and improve ev-
cry possible thought to enlighten
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
A son

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Payne OF
1882 Blonde Streets, are now the
very proud parents Of a baby boy,
named Charles, the End. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Payne are we'll known in
Omaha social, civic and labor activ-
tiles of this city.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
DINNER GUEST

Mrs. K. Taylor, and Mrs. w. Co
burn Of Meridian, Oklahoma, We're
the dinner guest Sunday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Barnett at
their home at 27O9 Writ tSreet.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
BY DEAN Ell. w. SMITH

RR boys serving with a smile on
wheels at all times.
Walters at the Regis hotel and
White Horse Inn taking very good
care Of the service.
Fontenelle hotel walters on the up
and go trying to please
Omaha Club walters taking very
good care of the members and their
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

1t seems that two -Chixs from
Council Bluffs is trying to get jam
es T.-what about that DIG?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Have you heard that Evelyn
better friends? Hey Evelyn.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Who is the Chix who has her eye
on II could it be RIVE? Ct wonder)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

1t seems that E. r. and N d.
are going crazy over G. S.-too bad
he won't be here always! hey girls?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
haven't they any? smiles) .

haven't they any? smiles).
why is it hat the social Coates
working at the Rock-always say
ing throw 1t out of your mind.
l know could the following be the
Great DAM. BIS, GST-. BIG. GG.
MIC, Rw., and JSC? Cha. ha)
Who is the Chix who has her eye
on LIQUID it be RW? Ct wonder)
NOTICE!!. Youth Council will be
at the Urban League next Wenes-
day-come one come ALL
1t seems as though Mary Carter
doesn't get n calls since the Great
en-. has left the city, Farewell
Mary.
Many Of the sailors have left
Hastings and most Of the girls are
with b. ESQ boys take note -
Don't Play Dumt"
Wonder why M. Fasion is off the
streets-has SIP given her a piece
Of his mind or has she got a job
good deal Margaret.
BP. is having a hard time pick
ing out which girl will make him a
better friend? What about that
Bobbie?
M. Hill and her friend are still
hanging together--what's the mat
ter girls?-can't you stop that ro-
nance?
Jimmy Costen is still a freshman
you know Jimmy, there's a girl
who has her eye on you-(ha, ha.
Why does Won Richard go around
collecting girls ribbons-it it just
a hobby or is he having fun?
Dorothy Watson will be coming
out of school soon-good luck Dot
sic!
r. w. had a birthday last Sun
day-happy birthday Is year old
/ overheard that Willie Davis
came out to the Rock after RW
What about that Harry-or don't
you care to know?
AM is getting mighty bad-check
up Alfiel You naughty, naughty
girl!
Doris M, Vivian. Margaret F.,
Madeline W, Aaron D., Won Rich
ard. Betty NJ, Odessa. Udoris Good
win and M. Floyd will be leaving
us soon-good luck to all.
Why did d. G. bring B. SIS pic
ture to school-was she afraid that
another Chix was after him ODD I.
Don't take to hearth
Why has III. started going a.
| round with AM %? q wonder)
ATTENTION ALL!!! who was the
| certain Chix who tried to pull a
Haywood stunt-could it have been
our great friend-A---???
(next week ans. maybeD
Don't forget every Tuesday at
the USO dance-please don't dance
your last stamp out,
1t seems that two -Chixs from
| Council Bluffs is trying to get Jam
! es T.-what about that DIG?
Have you heard that Evelyn
Trigg and Richard S. are becoming
better friends? Hey Evelyn.
1t seems that E. r. and N. d.
are going crazy over G. S.-too bad
he won't be here always! hey girls
---------+-
1t leaked out that G.. C. is crazy
over K. G.-what about that Ruth
lie?
Donald Jackson and Betty Cook
are so-posed to be going together
What about hat Don?
GUESS WHO:
BOY-age IS; Height 5 fit. Sh in
Weight 165; Eyes Dark Brown
Hair, Black; Hobby, Cards; Nick
name, Heavy; Activities, Football
Basketball; Pep Peeve, Nicking.
Last weeks Guess Who-Donald
Davis.
THAT'S ALI. THIS WEEK.
CHATTERBOX, Signin' of
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

NOTICE!!! Youth Council will be
at the Urban League next Wenes-
day-come one come ALL
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

The funeral eulosy of Mrs. Mary
Bartlett POPS Willis venue was
held April 18th at 2 pm. from Lewis
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Why is it that the social Coates
working at the Rock-always say
ing throw 1t out of your mind
/ know could the following be the
Great DAM, BIS, GST BIG, GG.
MIC, RW., and JSC? Cha. ha)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Don't forget every Tuesday at
the USO dance-please don't dance
your last stamp out!
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Donald Jackson and Betty Cook
are so-posed to be going together
What about that Don?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

1t leaked out tina G.. C. is crazy
over K. G.-what about that Ruth
lie?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
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prescribe the fastest-acting medicines known for
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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Wis from l.. S-What about that d
d?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

1t seems as though Mary Carter
doesn't get any calls since the Great
CM has left the city, Farewell
Mary
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

THAT'S ALI. THIS WEEK.
C~HATTERBOx, Signin' off
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
GUESS WHO.

UUESS WHO.
BOY-age Is; Height 5 fit. Sh in.
Weight 165; Eyes Dark Brown;
Hair, Black; Hobby, Cards; Nick
name, Heavy; Activities, Football
RasketbaIl; Pep Peeve, Nicking.
Last weeks Guess Who-Donald
Davis.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Mary Curren was sick and would
friends
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

I near hat IT J. has started
working at he Rock-sood deal
Harold, ES is back also
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

ATVTENT1UN ALL!!! WHO was Ute
certain Chix who tried to pull a
Haywood stunt-could it have been
our great friend--A--???
(next week ans. maybe)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

HELLO EVERYONE glad to lea
that we have some place to COL
Now don't all speak al onee-so
let's all have a good time together.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Have you picked up on the new
hair-do that IL is now wearing?
Girls Take note,
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Many of the sailors have left
Hastings and most of the girls are
with B. ESQ boys take note -
Don't Play Dunn"
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

why does Jean p get so man
eth hours IN fourth hour class? II
WonderD
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21
ATTENTION ALL,!. who was Il

Why has III. started going a
round with AM %? q wonder)
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Evelyn Besnears Is getting cute
look out girls you had better treat
him good cause EB Is on your trail
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

why did Is get IP told in school
hasn't she any social friends Ct
oWnder) Up don't take 10 "a.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

AM. is getting mighty bad-check
up Alfiel You naughty, naughty
girl!
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

b. r seems to he taking up quite
a bit Of BS's time-What about that
1 haven't you n viii power
or is IL the other way around?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Where does the Bobcats keep
themselves? Come out boys, let's
have some fun
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Doris M. Vivian, Margaret F.,
Madeline W, Aaron D., Won Rich
ard. Betty NJ, Odessa, Udoris Good
win and M. Floyd will be leaving
us soon-good luck to all.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Why did D. G. bring B. SIS pic
lure to school-was she afraid that
another Chix was after him ODD +.
Don't take to hearty
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

/ overheard that Willie Davis
came out to the Rock after RW
What about that Harry-or don't
you care to know?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Wonder why M. Fasion is off the
streets-has SP given her a piece
Of his mind or has she got a job
good deal Margaret,
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Dorothy Watson will be coming
sic!
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Why does Won Richard go around
collecting girls ribbons-it 1t just
a hobby or is he having fun?
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

r.. w. had a birthday last Sun
day-happy birthday Is year old
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-21

Jimmy Costen is still a freshman
you know Jimmy, there's a girl
who has her y on you-(ha, ha!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
HOT DOG CAUSE
 OF HOT IGHT
Patron Burns Up" Over Price Charged; Cop
 Loses Shirt in Melee

Lewis J. Morin, 3s, 103 Scovill street, was given nolles on breach of the peace and resistance charges by Judge T. E. Conway in City Court Saturday after he agreed to pay s for a policeman's torn shirt and $1o for a booth that was dam- aged in a Grand street restaurant Friday night.
 Testimony showed the accused created a disturbance after being charged twenty cents for hot dog.
 Other cases: Edward Skzsypcz- ynski, 29, 169 Rubber avenue, Naug- atuck, speeding, nolled on payment of $12; Joseph P. Crosse, 2l, IS Ridge street, breaking and entering continued to July 3; Thomas Davis 33, 38 Vine street, non-support continued to July 28; Anna High tower, 38, morals charge, continued to July 3; Daniel Insogna. 35, Rutledge street, assault and breach of the peace, nolled; Alfred Robin son, 59, 52 Cliff street, Naugatuck road rules, no license, each nolled on payment of $6; Edward Ouel- lette, 16, Al Garden Circle and Ro- bert Grady, IT, Al Lydia street breaking and entering, placed or probation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02

entertaining at the parsonage, Mrs Ada Mann, Miss Ethel Mann and Miss Grace Willard of Esperance N. Y. They are former parishion- CTS of Rev. Bells.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Homewood ot Center street and Mrs. Elmer Sy- monds of the Woodtick road spent Wednesday and Thursday in Yer. mont as guests of MT. and Mrs Kenneth Ellingworth.
 The Catholic League of Wolcott will meet July 10 at 6:30 p. m. in- stead of the date previously an nounced. A pot luck dinner will be served.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Starr, ST. and daughter, Catherine, MT. anc Mrs. Joseph Starr, Jr. and son Rob. ert of Newburgh, N. Y. were Sun- day guests of MT. and Mrs. Car Peterson of Spindle Hill road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
Waterbury

and Mrs. Carl Mattson; MT. and Mrs. George Plantier; April 20, Bin go party, Mir and Mrs. Leonard Bond, MT. and Mrs. Raymond King and MT. and Mrs. Paul Woodward; May 18 annual banquet. MT. and Mrs. Prank Lockart, MT. and Mrs. Sherman Watkins and MT. and Mrs. Alfred Andrews.
 Club Meets Tuesday
 The Wolcott Home Making club will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. at the Beecher Memorial hall. Miss Frances Whitcocmb will be present and will have a pressure gauge tester and will test the pressure gauge on cookers if they are re- moved and brought to the meeting. A potluck luncheon will be served at noon. This will also be pro- gram meeting for the next year.
 Briefly Mentioned
 Rev. and Mrs. Alfred M. Bells are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
PROTESTANT CHURCRES
 HOLD UNION SERVICES

Union services were held by 1o= cal Protestants yesterday ct tho Second Congregational and Elfst Baptist churches.
 Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, pastor of the First Congregational church. officiated at the services at the secs end Church yesterday morning. while Rev. Edwin N. P. Hampel. pastor of St. Pauass Methodi1t church, was speaker at the services at the Baptist church last night.
 A bed in Royal Northern Hns- p.tal in London has been named I'VE Day Bed" by 'tC'' Company. contributed $624.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
AMATEUR PROGRAM GIVEN BY CHOIR
Conducted at COngrega= tional Church; First Prize
 Goes to Paul Staneslow
PROSPECT hGrs. Edmond Morin, Core. spondent-Telephone 5.0SE7

Prospect, July 2-An amateur program sponsored by the choir of the Prospect Congregational church was conducted Friday night and Paul Staneslow was awarded first prive for magic feats. Betty Brun- dage, who gave 8 piano solo was second. Other competing were trio Gertrude Clark, Josephine Clark Collins and Mae O'Brien Clark soloists, Broadman Kathan, and electric guitar selections by Rose Marie O,Brien.
 winners were decided by the ap- plause machine.
 Dinner Party
 Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas OBrier entertained at a dinner party a, their home on Clark Hill road Saturday evening in honor of theii son, Thomas J. O'Brien, Jr., Coast Guard home on leave after service in the Pacific.
 The guests included: MT. and Mrs Thomas O'Brien, ST.; MT. and Mrs Tf1omas O'Brien, Jr., and daughter Marie: MT. and Mrs. Alfred Clark and daughter: Barbara-Gertrude and Rose Marie O'Brien.
 d movie was shown and Ice cream sundaeS served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-02
NO LUMBER FOR
 CHICKEN COOPS
Sei6urbanites Must Use Substitutes; Commercial
 Farmers to Be Favored

With very few exceptions, nc eArm lumber certificates will be is- tsued to other than a commercial farmer from the third quarter farm quota prior to September 1. If, at that date, there is a sufficient bal ance in the county quota, other applications will be considered. T @. Clark, of Woodbridge, who is chairman of New Haven Agricul- karal Adjustment Agency, states rsTalis action was necessary due tc the heavy demand and quota limi- cations on farm lumber. The sub- aEbanite who plans to erect chick en hous in his backyard will not be. issued . priority for this use He VII have to use substitute mate Rials, second hand or unrated lum- ber. It is unfortunate that this action k necessary, but the con-
 mittee feels that commercial pro- dtsction must not be impaired"