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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

80 i6tpdb ou6, 8ub!" rief Die
g'1ic &orline, 11no neugierig ruften
oje 5mei I1tilrngfern nQber onr Gid.
Gbriltian 1r,1Bte tpobl oOer libel
ojIc2 er3oblen, mas li6 i'm 2odboi
oplcipielt bate. 9eur iein @ebeimnis
b}bielt er fir iid.
81 1penu e5 10 lit: Sic iii
Idlper iu6enI" 1trteilten beioe. limb
gar bel oen 3eiten! 8er tpeiB,
mem 10 elm Dummies Wtoi0l in 0ie
N0nHe fdllt!"
Der 9urlde 1oB einltlbig bel ben
@Aicn.
rWie 1teht's nit oem 9elen?"
frGBte Oie &orline. ug8or e5 ni6t
l!!itIg banol5? 8irIt bal0 5u alt,
mcnn ou'5 ni6t peiter treibit,
@UebI!"
vSd bob's beim Bfarrer poIlen0s
gc,crnt," er1pioerte Gbriltiai1, un6
fijJte ous1pei6enb bin3u: ~Aber Dos
Shcre5l min i6 eu6 16ifen."
gSie frob mar er bod, Bob er me.
riQIterS eine Spur bon 9iobos
Iud)tDeg gefunoen botte! Seut frei.
lib tonnte er ni11ner 6arun geben,
lie ipeiter 51 terfolgen. gei6t einmal
big gum SuGSbauer auf Der Sd bril-.
ben rei6te es nebr; oenn eS tpuroe
6ereits Iben0, un6 morgen goIt es
lUteoer GIT fronen 1Die INNER.
~SSSit 0u5 &ir6Iein tpieoer i'm.
itono?" unterbrod Die &reIenB 1eine
@eounfen9onge.
~SSa, sur Scot lit es bergeri6tct, "
a11ttportete Ser 8ub.
~So?~ ber1ebte bic &urItne. v@ir
baben ge0uft, es tp1re nidts oon1it,
DeI eS' ME gelautet bot."
~SSSbr DerOetS ninuner lGuten 10,
rem, big 5rieoen lit. 3os @lodlein
5iebt ben Jeinb an. ueber6ies. tpenn
er ie Wieoer tonntt, poat ibr bonn
nidt NIT ms Bobe1rIo92 Gs lit bod
gu getpogt, 10 ollein bier 5u pertpeis
len am 8ro6enbof."
~unS 31pei olten SSungfern moten
Sic Solouten ni6tS!" meinte Die Scar.
lime ip0ttiid in ielbItbetpuBter Cider.
belt.
Iber eS mar MIN 3eit gum Ma1f.
brlh, uno beioe goben bem Buri6en
0os 8eleit biz our Breitened.
SIN gilidritt gelongte Gbriitin
iiber grunitionofrodenoen SnBpes
an Seden5aunen entlong, budelouf,
budelob, mebrnuls ii6 berloufer1o,
enoli6 tief al,fId)nal1feno om 2o9bof
an. or Der Siire itono Elm 8oge11,
Do6gepadt NIT Sdden 1tno &iIten.
~aber Gbriition, mo ftedit 6u 10
iiberlong?" berrldte i'm Der Bogts>
bur on. SD i11d oi6 bereits BEN
ba1ben Nfittog:!"
"SSe, 3iebDater, tpas bobt SIR nod
tor om beiligen Sonntogabe1to?"
~Sn's Rc6enlo6 gebt's, Ger Sus
renne lit i'm Mnntori6!"
unm @ottes 1pillen! nn6 id) torfe1
in Der @egelto berltm uno gaff ipo.
5ieren!"
@r griff iofort gu; alp6 6ns Sbe-
resi- half mader laoen.
Ser 2odbofer mar nod in's Sort
Qelalfen una bra6te ben lebten Sad
Web1 aus Ger MeIble onselhIeppt.
lteberal1 Iprongen oufgeregte Men.
Iden berum uno f6rieen einanber 5u
uno i6ufften enrftglid.
~8on tDem babt Sbr's gebort?"
fragte Gbriltian 5tpii6cnbur6.
u@s iino @ouern aus oem 2ano
brinnen flithtig ungefomnren, aus
@ontsburit unb Menrpre6tsbofen Die
baben getneleet: Ser Eurenne lit 1rrit
5ebn Regimentern BON &ebl oufges
bro6en, quer 5ur6's SonauerIonb.
limo in unferer @egen6 miro er tpobl
oas @ebirg errei6en. :"
Limb Die gntflobenen, bobt SSSbr
Sic in's Hahenlod gelaiIen?"
r8tit nift geideit? 90 b5rt Die
Ned6itenliebe aufl 3uerit fontmt
m cine @eneinoe! Sic baben 5l,'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

ge S666elbrl,nu1len, 6as mar nid4
tpeg5ltfrtegenl Edgli9 fam ote goq.
tin iest in Oie Sdrnie6sbiitte 1nt6
brodte oem ormen Sropf Dos 8efte,
apus fte bate; lrrt0 lett0ern Der gilbert
Dteoer aB, glng es au6 borm nit
ibr1.
~2iobu," murmeIte er etrnto1 Dor
ft6 bit1, v2toba
u@os, 2iobo?" fabr bic 8oqtin
0o3Difden. Scent ninlrner an 0os
Serlein! Die lift fbulo, ore JuIIde,
bob 6u 10 libel oron biit!"
Gem 6dnrieogeieuen fam Elm ia.
bes @rinnern.
$50 iit Ser 9briltion?" frogte er
u1bermittelt.
0roltben beu1te Der S6neefh1rqn
un0 fegte Die 1pin3igen &riItaue 6urd
oie HiBen, aus oenen bos eingeItopfte
Wtoos nieoer balbbertrodnet gefonen
lpar.
Scr GbriItion? Sen boben ite
tpieoer fortgel6ift ouf @rfunoigung.
@r lit ia bnlo Der bette SSSGger 11nh
Spdber Don ollen!" lobte Die 8ogts-
biiri, Die am Strobbett fauerte 1n0
Dem &ronten bei5en @nlofrGutertee
reibte. vNeulih, bos Stiid 9lebbros
ten> oos mar oltb BON ibm. l1n6 sic
SirIdfeule bel1t, Die bat er cbenfous
geliefert!"
$50 lit or old bin2" frogte Der
8eneIenoe begterig.
~@s beiBt, Der Gurenne lei IN bic
Warfgrafl6aft eingebro6en, u1o iebt
spia Ger Seilnb1&rge 1piiien, Oh er ouf
Dem 3itdpeg ettpa Dor 1tniern Ser
gen porbeifonnrt. 0einen Meiiter bat
er NIT Dem 2obbofer gen Stters-
lpeier geldidt. @r ielber 1poQte nit
Sem GbriItian ouf SoSbu6 d1; ober
ser 81tb bat geiogt: ,geeine SiiBe
iino iiinger un6 flirfer o1s Die Curl
gen!' nnO 1or1it lit er abgeI6oben.
Nuf Sen Ibeno min er nieoer %
lein.
u@r miro 81 Doten baben in Dem
Sdnce," meiute Ser Bfarrer, her ii6
gerooe gum 3iir1po1t bereinatpangte,
~es 9ebt Elm iibler 8inO! - gilbert,
mas MAIDEN beine 8eine?"
80, es gebt 16on btel belier als
Oie porige @cde," er1pioerte Der 81rr-
1t5e uno itiibte iidb bod. @r bob bie
0ede uno lten1rte boS re6te 8ein
Iteil in bie S0be. Ser an6ere &1tos
den iit in Oronung, 1tno Der tpir6
audi bolb bell iein. Giel fiiraer miro
er 5uoen niht."
uSSa, has beroonf1t 6u abcr Ger
2iobo! 0ie hat i'm ge3ogen limo &C.
ldient oomal5. Wf06t nur tpiiien, mo
fire ltedt .. @s lit nidt re6t, 8ogts-
biiri, ibr 10 l1ebles no63ure0en STR
babt iie body i'm anfong gan3 gut
m0gen?"
~Seu i6on," o11ttportete bei6dn1t
Die Srau, vGber, SodtDiir6iger, es
Gibt Sa6en, "a fann man niGt brit
Der ipre6en, ur6 -- man bat BLOB
Die 9lugen Don Dem Woiol unlugen
miiiien, tpie bic iiberon tpoblgef6Qig
berltmgeapanoert iin0, uu6 an 1tnre9.
tenn Srt, Scrr Yforrer 5on bo
cine Jrau ii6 ni6t gramen?"
(JOrtfesuns toIsD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

NOrtpurf Ser Jeigbcit ni6t eriporer
fonntc. ltnO OcnnOd bro6.e er es
nidt iibcr lih, bor nller 0effentlidr
felt fir Sic NSobrbeit 3ergni5 gu ge.
ben, lmo b1ichpi6tgite iib init oe1
Slu5rcOe: S. lit nod 3eit 0afir
luenn ser gilbert tpie0er 1poblouf uni
Die 2iobo 5uriidgefebrt lit. 0enn oof
tie fir imner fort iein fonnte, fam
ibm nitt IN SEN Sinn.
Sn lolHen Oeoonfen i6Ienberte Ell
an eincn1 id)onen Son11tognotntittoq
gu ben 8olcn &nrline 11no &reier2
auI Den 0rcbe1bof. 0ie butte er MIN.
ner geleben ieit Der @ltern SUB, ouf
nidt Dos NeringIte Don ibnen geb0rt
gr traf lie in Der olten getafelter1
8obnlnbe gcniitli6 om Slide an
Sic muren beioe Elm menig ibruIige
Sungfern; Oob lie frel1ten iid ebr'
liG, OoB er III ibre obleitige @iniom'
felt beru1fgeltiegen tom.
u8iiebl," 1ugte Die &orline, vtpi11t
0u nibt bel unS bleiben2 &0nnten 10
cinen itromn1en iungen Serl tpie bid
gut brauden Oa oben uuf Der Iteflen
S0b."
~@ir tQtcn 0i6 1pornt 9oltetr, "
fubr Die mogere &reien3 fort, u1Denn
0u fir INNER berouf fommen 1poQ=
teIt. Ser olte @regor, unier &nedt,
lHa6t nirnnter lang ntit.
Gbriltion iteIlte it6 on's SSenlter
lnO blidte 0urd Die iauber Qepiibel-
TEN Sdeiben ms 2an0 binous. lie,
Der Otatten uno Birdie flog Der 8Iid
in 0ie Dielgefalteten 3mergtGlhe11,
Sic ith 5tpilden 9te6engeIGnoe our
IieTe idlangelteu. SSo, oos tpor tpie.
Der cine gang nnbere @egeno oIs oos
0orf ODER Der 2od)bof! Dtan i6tpeb-
te 10 erbabcn itber aIlem un0 belt
ltd) 0o6D o0Qig beritedt oidt am Stan.
be oe5 9lbltur3es our unen6lthen
Gbene, Die lih bier nod breiter gen
>StraBburg bin5l0ebnen i6ien. @in-
gig Die Elm 8ienenltadel bob ltf)
bel@te Der Ditaiterturn aug Dem flims
mern0en 8ooenO1uit. un6 ouf ser
onoern Seite, glei6 binter'm Sous,
fletterte Ser Wolo bo6g6b binol;f
nit lcincn Tonnen u1o &eIten unr
Sudden un0 Sddlei9en.
"Sbr bobt's mobrboftig berrli6
bier oben!" Ieuf5te Der 8urid.
"WaS bleIclt on Oenn ou6 bel Dem
2O6bofer? ODER gebt bielleidt Ger
Sogtsbur oif; mas on? &omm bod
81 unS, no 6u bingeborit! 8ir bQt'
ten oif id)on lang gebolt r1itia1rt
oem I5ere5l, 1Denn's ni6t 10 bur6.
chamber gegungen nare bonols!"
~SSSo," pflihtete oie &reIen3 ibrer
5b1peIter bel, uoie 2iobo fat uns
neulid, oleS er5Qblt, 1pie es mar nit
eud alien"
"0ie 2iobo?" oeriette Der 8uri id)e
bod)crltount ~Oie tpar BEL eud?"
~iSrellid! g5 miro iest orei $50
c5en Der iein. Wir poren grab nit
Dem alten Wregor am @orbenbin.
ben, ga fom lie nod am 4ben6 nit
elnen 8iinoel ben Berg berouf. 8ir
boben inns beillos getp1lnbert; aber
lle bat geIogt iie niiBte mod ettpos
belor9en ilber'n Berg briiben BEL III
rem TerponGten i'm &oppler 9al."
Sn Gbrntlan urbeitete es l61per.
glm liebiten mdre er ollfgelprunge1,
lie lofort 5u lu6en.
~llnO no bat lie 8er1panote 90
oriiben?"
~2o5 peiB itb au9 nift! Sab ME
9e1ol1Bt, oaB tie lolde bat. gu fonn1t
tie ia Ielber frage1l 1pem OIL beim-
fommIt beut obe1to. @ir boben uns
blob Ocoonten gernaft, ooB Der
To9t5mtr lie 10 fortgeloiien bat gon5
allein.
"S>u, fort9eloiien! 9ur6gebronnt
lit lie Ser Gostin!"
"nnb nimmer gefonrmen?"
~Nci1, oeSaregen bin i6 ia Oa, neil
id) gcoaht bob, ibr tpitBtet oiel.
leiht 1pas!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-28

~g1mne5 0eid4pQt!" mornte oe1
Bforrer oes on0ern Cages. u0os
Etotole lit unId)ul0ig!"
~@eroOe oo5 iin0 Die Idlinnn1ter
Seren!" bieB e5 0o1pi6er. r. ullnIdul.
big? gtof auBen pieueidt, ia, ober
no6 innen Inn 10 perbubIter! Ooer
De1n bat lie e5 nidt angetan gebobt
oie 8louousengidlerin? 0;rh mil.
fen, morum tie iiA aus Dem 5tout
gento6t bot!"
60 lautete 6o5 erborlnung51oa
barte urteiI oe5 8oItes.
Nur longiQm erbolte ii6 Ger Ib.
geitur0te. 8odenlang lag pr ouf iei'
1ne1n ormlichen @eIeqenbett i'm Sic.
bertpobn. GOd mar tein 3uIammen>
bang gu bringen in leine pirren He-
ben.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
PFC. LEWIS AWARDED
BRONZE STAR MEDAL

Jack II. Lewis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lewis, of Ashland,
who is now on his way home, was
awarded the Bronze Star Medal
on June Is, for 'heroic achieve
rnent in action" Following is the
citation of Major General Hibbs
Naf the 63rd Infantry Division:
Jack H. Lewis, Staff Sergeant
(then Private First Glass;, Infan-
.sry, Company "A'', 253rd Infantry
Regiment, for heroic achievement
an action on 18th of March, 1915
IN the vicinity of Fechingen, Ger
many. While the third platoon's
advance was held up by fire from
an enemy strongpoint, Sgt. Lew
rs crawled forward to an exposed
position from which he could fire
zon the emplacement. Sgt. Lewis
fire drove the enemy to cover and
enabled the platoon to continue
the attack
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
BY McLAURIN AND GREENE

T. E. Hartzog, of Idlewild, just
completed pouring a trench silo.
I He plans to start work this week
on few rock jetties to eliminate
some bad places caused by stream
bank cavern on stream run
ming through his farm. The New
River Soil Conservation District
will assist him in this operation.
w. B. Austin is we'll pleased
with the results he is obtaining
from field of alfalfa planted on
his dairy farm in Peak Creek
township.
Moving of pastures is spread
ing like wild-fire up on the North
Fork River road. J. c. Little
moved a couple of large fields
and is now on another. Ben Lit
tie is also moving one. Gwyn
Price moved two or three and
plans others as soon as he can
get to them. Two mowings a
season is ideal, the first around
the 18th or 3Oth of June and an
other about this time of year.
Moving pastures now will pay
dividends in next years grazing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
Demonstration
OF Corn In Ashe

Ashe farmers are becoming
more and more interested in in
creasing their yield of corn per
acre by using hybrid seed. This
year, four farmers of the county
are trying out some of the adapt
ed hybrid seed in small part
of their corn field in order to
compare it with the native corn,
These farmers are: r. B. Brown,
of Todd; B. c. Donnelly, of Cres-
ton; Walter JONES, of Hemlock;
and Burgwin Carter, of Lansing.
Interested farmers should visit at
least one of these hybrid plots
and talk with the farmer about
the fertilization and cultivation
program followed and about the
particular number of the hybrid
used. Every few of the many
corn hybrids are adapted to our
section, so it is very important
that farmers use great care to
select one that is suited. Go to
see if you think that the ones
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
CrestOn Man On
USS Missouri

Aboard the USS Missouri in
Tokyo Bay-Charles Dewitt Lew
is, Fireman First Class, USNR,
Route l, Creston, is playing role
in momentous event of Ameri-
can history. Serving on this
mighty battleship, he was present
when the Japanese ENJOYS came
aboard to sign the final surrender
document. General of the Army
Douglas Macarthur, Supreme AL
lied Commander; Fleet Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz, Commander
in-Chief of the Pacific Fleet, who
signed the document for the
United States; and other famous
American military and naval
chiefs were present.
The 45,000-ton Missouri. named
for the home state of President
Truman, is one of the most DOW
erful warships ever built. It is
now the flagship of Admiral Will
liam F. Halsey, Commander of the
Third Fleet.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
HeltOn News

Hewie FISHERMAN has returned
to his work in Maryland, after a
visit here with his friends.
Carl Eller and Clarence Row.
land, Bel Air, Md, were visitors
here recently.
Fannie Mcclure was home
from Chilhowie. Lydia Mcclure
is spending the week with her
aunt at Troutdale, Va.
Mrs. Harrison Woodie and chill
dren have returned home, after
spending the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. w. E. Mcclure.
Mr.. Charles Eller, Rocks, Md.
spent his vacation with Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. R. Mcclure.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
Supervisors OF
FSA Attend Meet

FSA supervisors from 10 coun-
ties in the Western District have
recently returned from a meet
ing held in Concord. Those at
tending from Ashe-Alleghany
unit were: Thomas H. Sears, Van
F. Miller and Miss Ainslee c.
Alexander.
On the first day, Vance E.
Swift, State Director, outlined the
purpose of the meeting. 'This
was," he stated, ''to discuss and
work out together the most eff
fective means whereby we can
best improve the circumstances of
low-income farm families, and
secondly, to interpret the policies
set up by Congress and the ad-
ministrator for helping farm fam
lies"
On the following days, among
the many subjects discussed by
the group were the collection pol
icy, doing a more intensive job
of supervision, and the medical
service plan, which enables farm
families to provide hospital and
medical care for their families at
nominal cost.
In order that more intensive
program may be carried on next
year, an annual plan of work will
be made in each county. This
will enable the supervisors to see
more clearly the needs of the
families and to plan their work
accordingly.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
RECIPE OFFERED ON
STAINS FOR FLOORS

Home economics specialists OF
the State College Extension ,Serv-
ice have proposed a recipe for
making water stains for the floors
of homes.
These specialists recommend
the use of one gallon of water to
one peck of green walnut hulls
and allow the water to remain
over the hulls for 48 hours.
Strain off and apply to the
clean, dry floor. Test the stain
on pieces of board like the floor
on which it is to be applied.
If the color is darker than you
desire, add water to it. If it is
Fighter than you like, add one OF
more teaspoons of permanganate
Of potash
Further information on stains
door wax, and liquid wax may be
secured by writing to Ruth Cur,
rent, State home demonstration
agent Of the State College Exten.
sion Service in Raleigh.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
TOWN OF w. JEFFERSON

I, T. E. Parker, tax collector and
town clerk of the town of West
Jefferson, under and by virtue of
the power vested in me by the
laws of North Carolina, will on
October l, 1945, at 1000 o'clock
A. NJ, at the town hall, sell to the
highest bidder, the following real
estate to satisfy delinquent taxes
for the year 1914:
Mrs. w. M. Caudill, l lot 3.21
Mrs. Retta Dancy, ~ lots 3.79
Paul Milligan 22.O8
M. L. May 7.72
R. E. L. Plummer, non res'd.
1 lot 4.65
This September 3, 1945.
T. E. PARKER, Town Tax
Collector.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
Explains Prices
OF Automobiles

After several months of study,
OPA has devised a procedure by
which manufacturers may COM
pute their own ceiling prices, it
was disclosed yesterday by Chair
man L. P. Coward of the Ashe
County War Price and Rationing
Board.
He said it appeared most un-
likely there will be any general
increase in the factory level of
automobile prices.
'There is every indication that
prices on automobiles manufac-
tured during the rest of 1915 will
be about the same as present cell
ings on 1912 models, minus, Of
course, the special charges allow
ed beginning in 1912 to cover
added costs to dealers from ra-
tioning," Chairman Coward ex-
planned.
Mr.. Coward said. further ''any
rumors" that ceiling prices or
new cars were known now is lab,
solutely false"
OPA has merely told manufac.
turers how to figure their owr
legal prices and it is up to then
individually to handle this, sub.
ject to agency approval, ne point
ed out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
ASST. DRAFT CLERK
RESIGNS POSITION

Miss Norma Roland, assistant
clerk of the local draft board
here, has resigned her position,
effective September l, according
to an announcement made this
week, and plans to enter Draugh-
ons Business College this fall.
Miss Roland, who has efficient
ly served as assistant clerk since
last January, has been connected
with the office for the past three
and one-half years, it was ex-
planned. miss Roland has done
splendid work with this office and
we appreciate it very much" a
member of the board stated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
Bean Sales Go On
Here AS Usual

In spite of the season beins
we'll advanced, the volume in
beans on the local markets is
holding up unusually we'll as are
the prices.
Figures reveal that during
Monday and Tuesday night that
around 1908 bushels were sold
for an average of $2.19, bringing
a total of SIS, 522.72 to the grow
erS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
REV. MR.. HANDY GIVES
CHURCH SCHEDULE

Pastor G. A. Handy has an
nounced the following schedule
for services at the Friendly Grove
Baptist church. Services will be
held the first Saturday night of
each month at 800 o'clock; every
third Sunday at HOO a. m. and
every third Sunday at 800 p. m.
sunday school will convene at
2IUsae a. m, as usual. The public
ELS tBBzxia4ly invited to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
This is to notify the public that
I have sold my interest in Park
er's Store and that I will not be
responsible for any debts or OBJ
legations made by this store on
or after this the Goth day of Au-
gust, 1915.
Archie Little,
Jefferson, N. c.
8-3O-2tp
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06

Cpl. Arthur r. Shatley, of the
Army Air Forces, entered service
IN June, 1914, and is now some
where overseas. He is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shatley, OF
Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06
Classified Ads

WANTED-At once, 2 BARRIERS,
attractive offer. Apply in person.
See Hermon Hare, City Barber
SHOP, West Jefferson, N. c.
9-6-4tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06

Ipi Herbert w. Marsh, son OF
.Nr and Mrs. Charlie Marsh, OF
t<c,rumpler, was recently trans
ferred from Hunter Field, Ga,
to Topeka, Kansas. He was also
recently promoted to his present
rating.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06

FOR SALE-Slabs. Will sell
either by pile or load. See Den =
Bare, Laurel Springs, N. c.
9-6-2tp
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Pvt. Bracket ID. Hurley 81

PVT. Bracket ID. Hurley spent
the past week end at his home
here. He is now stationed at
Camp Croft, S. c., and has been
IN service since last February.
Pvt. Hurley is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hurley, of West JEFF
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Tn, and Mrs Robert ID. McNeill,

Ap1- anu MIS- ENOOo1t d 1'A01
who have been making their
nome in Florida for sometime,
are now visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James McNeill, at JEFF
Serson, Cpl. Mcneil expects to
Eeave soon for overseas.
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LOST-Collie dog with collar
and ring. Color, light brown
Finder please notify 1. M. Cook
Oval, N. c., and receive reward
9-6-1tp
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will be sold at auction, Saturday,
Sept. Is. The sale is to be con-
Quoted for the owner by the Ca
iron Land Company, of Marion,
Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-06

The wheat supply for 1945-46
is now indicated to be about L.
425 million bushels, according to
the USDA.
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FOR SALE-One upholstered
davenport, good condition. Other
secondhand furniture also for
sale. See or write Mrs. c. D.
Neal, jefferson, N. c. 9-6-1tp
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growing in these demonstrations
are suitable for this county," L.
E. Tuckwiller, county agent, said.
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WANTED TO BUY-One or two
Guernsey heifers that will fresh
en- soon. Give description and
price. Write 81. d., in care of
The Skyland Post, West Jeffer-
son, N. C.. 9-6-ltp
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Mcneil Home To
Be Sold Sept. Is

The w. E. Mcneil residence
and farm, a ten-room brick home,
located between the Jeffersons,
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Clifton Allen, Wagner, is
spending several days at home,
having just returned from over
seas.
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Robert G. MCNEIL, SIC, of the
VI S. Navy, spent the past week
.esxxa at his home here. Seaman
7ssdcNeiu is now stationed at
Charleston, S. c., on the ship Ooo
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Pvt. Clarence Nj. Shatley, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Shatley, of
Jefferson, has returned to Camp
Croft, S. c., where he is receiv-
ing basic training, after spending
the week end at his home.
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ferSOn.
Pvt. Emmett III. Lewis, who i

PVC. Emmett II. LEWIS, WllO Is
stationed at Aberdeen, Md, is
spending a thirty-day furlough
with his family here while recov-
ering from an injured ankle re-
ceived in an accident at the A.
P. Hill Military Reservation, In
Virginia, on August 10.
Pfc. Thomas w. Stanley, son of
Mrs. Rosa Stanley, of Milan, has
returned to camp, after spending
a 3O-day furlough with his mother
and wife and son. He has recent
'ly returned after spending six
months in Germany. He reported
for duty at Camp Shelby, Miss.
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Roy Freeman, of the U. S. Navy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Free
man, of Aberdeen, Md, formerly
of Jefferson, is now stationed in
Tokyo Bay, on the hospital ship,
Benevolence.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-03-05
FOR SALE - LOTS

28521 ZELDA DRIVE, Trenton -
90x300. Lot with partly built
house. 1915 fun price. Phi. Trenton
0682. (3597B)
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MRS. MARY NIEMIEC

Mrs. Mary Niemiec, SIS years old,
died Saturday at her home, 1863
Sycamore street. She was born in
Poland and had resided in Wyan-
dotte for Is years.
The body was shipped to Cedar
City Sunday night for burial We'd
nesday morning. Arrangements were
in charge of the Czopek funeral
home.
Surviving are her husband, Paul;
one daughter, Mrs. Anna Zientek,
Cedar city; a son, Staff Sergeant
George Krakowski, USA France;
three stepsons. Stephen, John and
Louis Niemiec; two stepdaughters
Mrs. Jennie Roush, Mrs. Wanda
Cusmano, sister, Mrs. Catherine
Flees. Cedar City; and four grand
children.