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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
Seek Changes
InU. Lease
Regulations

Sweeping changes in federal
lease regulations, long the sub
iect of criticism by responsible
oil operators, are sought in a
bill TO be introduced in congress
soon by Senator O'MahOney of
Wyoming and Senator Hatch of
New Mexico.
O'Mahoney said in a statement
that the measure, to amend the oil
leasing act of 1920. would lift the
leasing limitation for any one per-
son or company from 1850 acres to
1880 acres, and would remove the
present limitation of 1850 acres in
a single field.
II also would provide for extern
sion of leases upon land where dis
covery has not been made but upon
which operations are being con-
Quoted
Hearings on the bill, O'Mahoney
said. will be held in the west this
fall, probably in Wyoming and Colo
RADIO.
Independent operators will be in
vited to discuss the measure at that
time.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
Toney Plans
To Test Eagle
Near Winifred

Activity is renewing in the
Winifred area, according to Ray
f. Cotton, Miles City geologist,
who was a Great Falls visitor
this week.
w. w. Toney of Lewistown has
5000 acres blocked up about seven
miles north of Winifred and is
planning two tests to the top of the
Eagle sandstone, expected at about
500 feet, Cotton said.
One of the wells is to be drilled
in section 5-21N-18E, the other in g.
21N-18E, both in the vicinity of
gassers that found production in
the Claggett sand, above the Eagle,
according to Cotton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
Turner Valley
Extended Again

Further disproving the conten-
tions of those who said the Turner
Valley field near Calgary had long
ago been exhausted, Home-Millar-
vile No. 10, recent northern extern
sion to the field, produced 486 bar
rels of 43-gravity crude in its initial
24-hour test, with 100000 feet of
gas. This well is producing from the
Madison lime, 8,362-9,083
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
TOOLE COUNTY TRANSFERS
By TooIe County Abstract Co.
Shelby, Montana
JUDGMENT ALLOWING FINAL
AND ASSIGNING ESTATE

Wood county, Wisconsin, court for estate
of Anna NJ. Lathrop, deceased, to Harry
BLY,, X of 20 royalty on ne, 15-35-2w,
sw NV, sw, sc, 20, NV ne, 29-35-1w.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
The following leases all given to Pacific
Western Oil Corp, by the following parties
and covering the following property:
Cleveland Dye, e. Fl. w W, NV, Sc sw,
22-37-3w.
John Farbo, Sc, 8, sw. 1O-37-3w.
Arne Farbo, W Sc, 9-37-3w.
Maurice Kelleher, Sc, Is, NV ne.
ne. 22-37-3w.
Alex McAlpine, Sc, NV, sw ne, n sw,
sc sw, %, NV, sw NV, ne, 26. ne, sw
ne, Sc, 27-37-3w.
Catherine d. Smith, Sc, NV sw me-
n sw, Sc sw, %, n NV, sw NV, ne, g. ne,
sw ne, n Sc, 27-37-3w.
Alex McAlpine, sw, g. Sc. 27-37-3w.
Alex McAlpine, Sc ne, ne Sc, 23-37-3w.
William Mitchell, NV, sw, NV Sc, 10
37-3w.
Frank Mcmahon, ne sw, NV Sc. sw Sc,
22-37-3w.
Oscar Swanson, Sc, sw Sc. 22-37-3w.
RELEASE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
Carter Oil Co, to Queen City Oil Co., sc
sw %, W sc, 27-37-4w.
Same and Northern Ordnance, Inc, to
Douglas Parker, lots and 3, Sc NV, ne,
5, W sw, 4-37-4w.
Same and Northern Ordnance, Inc, to
Rudolph F. Juedeman, sw, S-37-4w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Twinfields Oil Co., to Fulton Petroleum
Corp, e sw, W Sc, g. NV ne, 33-35-3w,
excepting one well site in NV Sc, %, being
a tract 440 feet square.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
NEW CRUDE PRICES
I'M WYOMING FIELDS

CASPER.-The Sinclair Wyom-
ing Oil Company announces a crude
oil price increase covering Crooks
Gap. Bailey Dome and Lost Soldier
sweet oils other than Tensleep. eff
fective Immediately.
The increase makes these prices
the same as the Salt Creek gravity
scale starting at IS cents for q de-
grees gravity oil and below to SIPS
for 40 degrees gravity and above. 1t
provides a two-cent differential for
each degree of gravity.
Send a contribution to the Sun
burst Badger
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14

The bulk of new refinery equip
ment now used in producing more
than 100000 barrels per DIV" of
100-octane gasoline for war can be
converted almost overnight to pro-
duction of IS to 90-octane fuel for
civilian use in automobiles, says
one oil refinery authority.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14

Eventual return to Interior De-
partment of 13,OOO,O 900 acres of pub
lie lands that have been withdrawn
and reserved for military and other
federal war purposes has been pre-
vided by executive order
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-07-14
Gov. S. C.. Ford to Address Miners
In Marysville Celebration Today

c. Ford will deliver brief address of welcome
members of the Last Chance Ouch Association and guests obsv
of the annual gathering of the local group in commemoraon
the discovery gold 81 years the channel underlying the
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Never trust suspicious man. He
probably learned to be suspicious
by misunderstanding himself.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
FRIDAY. JUNE 29. l945

THE AMERICAN LEGION has just published
its first booklet ON its World War III membership
Its pages replete with pictures OF Undue
tions of the veterans. and of World War II
Legonnares who already have achieved positions
OF leadership in post. county district and depart
ment organizations.
Shown also many Of the Legion's club
houses throughout the nation. Thousands of Legion
posts now expanding their homes to provide
adequate facilities for the 40U,00O World War IL
veterans already numbered in the Legions record
breaking 1915 membership expected to exceed l.
100000 by September
Every loyal American should find qualification
in the statements OF the World War ii leaders of
the Legion explaining Why they joined the organiza-
ton. These statements show the fighting men and
women OF this war coming home tnbued with
the patriotic ftrVOr that ins pired the founders
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

OF the Legion in 1919. 1t is fervor that has its
roots in an increased appreciation of America and
its blessings and in a determination 70 continue
TO serve our communities states and nation to pre-
those blessings
That is the finest guarantee this nation can
have that the veterans OF this will not shed
their service to God and Country with their uni
forms. that they will throw their energies and bat
te-tested courage 10 the solution OF the problems
OF peace. that they will stand as a living bulwark
OF free institutions for which they fought even
World War | Legionnaires fought and in the
defense of which many OF their comrades gave
their lives
We congratulate the American Legion on its
new strength.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
FREDERICK

The daily Bible School closed
last week after TWO weeks of daily
Bible lessons. On Sunday evening
program was given. Rev. and
'Irs. d. f. Wood explained WHY
the school was held and present
cd certificates TO the children.
here was fine program con
slstins OF flag drill by six boys
and daisy drill by the girls. Rev.
Wood and Miss Warren were the
pianSts fOr the evening. The
boys recited the ten command
ments and the girls recited a
chapter from the Bible. The sing
lns was fine and enjoyed by all.
After the exercises the congre-
cation was invited to lower
room to see the lovely handwurk
made by the children.
Clarence Jester is home on
shore leave visiting his family
here
Misses Warrington and Davis.
OF Wilmington. have been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Mcbride.
Mrs. Sallie Williams. s. H. Davis
and Mrs. Ruth Han. of Dover. and
Mrs, Sarah Johnson OF Seaford.
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Rawlins at Reheboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maulove
and children. Barbara and Busy.
OF Dover Stan Sergeant Oliver
Bates. OF the Army Air Base at
Dover were Weekend guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Boone on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corner Mitten
Wci" guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Har-
~ +. Mitten on Sunday
Sergeant oliver G.. Melvin. son
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

When hanging pillow cases out
10 dry on the line. place closed end
OF case over line several inches
Since the sunlight is the best
bleach. hang white pillow slips in
HE Snn
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Mr. and Mr.. Harvey Soldiers and
family Of Baltimore spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Lester Tay-
Ion on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
GREENWOOD

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II Spence
entertained the following guests
OH Saturday and Sunday: Mr.
George Palmer, Of Claymout: DR..
and Mrs B. NJ Allen and dau9h-
ter. OF Wilmington Mrs Cursey
Langrell and son. also OF Will
mingtOn
Mr Nathan Richards and daugh-
ters, OF Media. were guests OF Mr..
Mr. and Mrs r. l. Coulter. Jr.
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Powell. OF Cambridge, Md. over
the Weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Wiley and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lyons spent
three days i'll New York City last
week
Miss Mildred Long of DreXel Hill
IS spending some time with her
mother and sister, Mrs. W. a. Long
and Florence
Mr. John Norris is a patient in
Milford Hospital having undergone
serious operation last Tuesday
The Children's Day program at
St. JOhnstOWn Church was very
GOod and the amount of offering
was $12l.00
Miss Marian Isaacs OF Harring-
ton spent the week end with her
sister. Miss Mahala Isaacs
Miss Kathleen Isaacs of Milford
spent several days last week with
Miss JOVce OnnOr.
Mrs Jennie Knight OF Philadel-
phia is visiting Mrs. Matte John
son this week. Miss Grace Porter
of Media. Pennsylvania has return
ed from weeks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Porter.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
sDoS

BEFORE THE BLESSED DAY when Johnny
comes marching home again" in force from the bat
tetelds il might be we'll for all us to remember
that whole generation has grown up aware OF
TWO facts-depressiOn and war
Within that generation the boys who have
been fighting tOr Since 1929 a state OF ener-
gency has been normal mode OF life and always
the idea of security has been planted in the larger
idea Of great central state. with government spend
ing cOmpensating for the Weaknesses of human
nature
There is something aluring about that idea. 1t
makes work Outdated cOncept-it makes WISHING
its own reason for having 1t makes mediocrty the
general standard, and initiative high crime in
the eyes Of those who lack il.
But like too many alluring ideas many
dreams ii collides with reality and it smashes
headlong into the fundamental principles upon
which this land these boys have been fighting for.
was made great.
These young veterans Of the depression and
wal years must learn that private ENTERPRISE and
only private enterprise. make real prosperity
The test OF our system will come with the wars
end
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
OCEAN VIEW

MIR and Mrs Francis Marvel. who
liV" in paeshoro Hundred. hav, ~
c'lv' q word from their two sons. Ray
,u"nd and Ernest. They were both in
Munich. Germany. thc third largest
city ~ Germany. in thtu h.tt,rs OF
Jun. = They mt in Germany on May
!" They ar ia the 1th Army and sam,
outfit. Th'.N spent five days together
and talked about home. Raymond WAS
in LUdWigShurg. Germany ON Jun. 3
Another brother, t.lWood. is serving il
this country having been operated
upon tor appendicitis and is rrcuveiins
in - hospital IN Alabama
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near GREENWOOD

Lester Russell ot Wiluington.
SON ot Mr.. and Aig> NJ +, Russell
had j rather thrilling hat danger
uu> Experience while spending Ii
Week al Oak Orchard when he ana
,ne OF his laIs Went up the river
Il. his sail boat 10 visit close
friend on ,Heir way back they " ere
Cau-l.t in a storm taking them a
mile out Of shore. After they man
a-ed 10 lower thc sails jhey We're
still unable 10 row ashore in the
strong wind ANA drcuchlnG rain
! hey We're about 10 give up a. lost
when luck came thelr way and
they manaSed TO SCI up one OF the
Wet sails and finally got ashore
with the boat filled with water No
one seemed concerned about them
Until il was all over for al each
cottage they thought the men We're
sale al the other cottage. not
knowing they We're caught III the
storm
The ". :. e. :. OF Todds chapel
save 4 very pleasant surprise >il-
y on Friday evening AT the home
Oh Air. and iir, ". \ Robinson in
honor OF Mrs RobinsonS birthday.
Those present TO help her make
this d happy birthday We're: Nh
and Mrs Thomas Smith. Mrs JO-
seph Williamson and son. Miss
Dorothy Brown. Mrs Emory Viii
hanson and sons, Mrs Katie But
ler Mrs Iohn Lloyd Jean ana
Ruth Ann Mcdowell. Mrs George
Iutt. Mr., and Mrs. George Wilson.
Mr.. Florence Wiley and daughter
Mrs Harry Wiley, Mrs Wade FL
liott, Mr. Winnie Afford Mrs.
Jesse Sharp and son MIR. and Mrs.
Lowell Taylor and children all en-
JuIed the tun OF Ihr evening with
delicious ice cream and cake serV-
cd by the W :. e. :. Mrs. Robin
son received many nice and useful
sitto and Lest Wishes Ion many
happy birthda>'s 10 come.
AlIy. Alice THOMPSON and SONS Of
Famln@ton and Nh. and Mrs VI r,
Russell Of Grcen@uod spent sun
day eNenin. with Nr. ana Mrs. J..
v Kust.
Mis- shirley low wa Dinner
4Ur.1 oi Miss NalilHH Bluwn un
Friday
Wiz Melvin RoAannan ot Phila-
a. i'!.ia ~ltnt s.ttrul days The past
week with relatives here
STAIR S,l.runt Earl O'Bier is
srcAdIn@ Il ullou4h With his par
ent~ Mn ana Nh, Merle Bier
and otHer tcla'iles here. staff Ser
aeunt O'Bicr Aa- Ju~t returned
from oversees Whcr, ht has been
serving for several months
Alr and Mrs Seth Baker and son
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Soldiers and
.umily, Mr.. and Mrs. lester TaAlol
i!arolI %eldeI~. Harry Robinson
vent on FISHING tIip at Bow ers
Beach
STAFF Sergeant Norris returned
70 his base at West Oycrtield.
Mass a!'"! spending ten day fur
lou@h "uh Eis parents. Mr.. and
Mr*. +. +. Morris and other rela-
lives h.lr. Corporal David Morris
also left this week for Fort Dix.
New Jersey for ii tew days before
tcing stationed in Nebraska. cor
pofal Morris has been spending
- day furlou2h with relatives here
on his retmn from overseas duty.
Nr and Mrs ~ a Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Taylor enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Howard
ana daa@nttI Dorothy OF Lester.
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Jesse sharp
and son, clark OF Greenwood on
sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

remembered as the former Miss
Helen Wilson. member of the
faculty at Newark school, is spend
ing the summer here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Will
son.
apprentice Seaman William
Hastings. who is stationed at Man
haitian Beach, y. Y. has returned
TO his duties after spending a few
days in Lewes with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hastings.
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew HOffer at their home on
Washington Avenue.
Mrs. Campbell w. Bowser of
Jeffersonville, Ind. is visiting here
with her mother. Mrs. John G..
Burton. at her home on Washing
ton Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs George Fisher and
Miss Annie Carpenter are spend
ing some time III COllingswOod,
y. j.. visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Lynch and family
Capt. Justus b. Naylor, L S.
Army. c. f., Governors Island,
y. Y, spent the week lend in
Lewes with his wife and mother
in-law. Mrs. Frederick G.. Clifton.
ST.. Mrs. Naylor may be remem-
bered as the former Miss Nellie
Cahall Clifton.
Miss Martha Jane Phillips. of
Cape May, y. j., is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Phillips and
daughter, Carol Ann. at their home
III Lewes.
1t. COmdr. and Mrs. G.. Herbert
Orton, Jr.. and family have moved
from their home on Pilot Town
Road to their cottage on Lewes
Beach for the summer months.
Ground has been broken in
QuakertOwn, near Lewes, for the
new location of HenlOpen Grange
Hall, which is to be removed from
its original site near Midway. The
building committee reported at the
semi-mOnthly meeting that plans
are going forward rapidly for
moving the hall and this will be
done as soon as the new fOunda-
tlOu II set. He IltIUDbIS NOIeu
recently to move the Grange Hall
from its remote rural section, in
accessible to many. to more ad-
vantageOus location
a memorial service has been
held on the lowering of an old
flag that has been i'll use over the
hall for the past 10 years. and the
raising Of a new one. The fraz-
Zled and time worn banner will
be placed in a case in the hall
as a memorial to the late Mrs. W.
ID. Wilson. of Lewes. who made the
flag and gave it to HenlOpen
Grange. Mrs Wilson was the wife
of the late Lewes minister. DR.. W.
ID. Wilson. for more than 80 years
chaplain of the State Grange Their
son. Thomas Wilson, will make the
case for the relic flag.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
MILLV,ILLE

The Chi!drens Day service in
the Methodist Church Went on
very nicely on Sunday evening
with a collection OF over <2I4 u0
>hiS Sunday morning There win
BE- church school at the usual
hour. Preaching service viii he
held this Sunday evening by the
pastor. Rev. G. r LouEon.
The Cleaners Class held their
annual picnic on Wednesday eve
ming. June -. At Mulberry land
ing with 33 present and good
time for all Nh and Mrs. Gill
son Harper former nemb4r.
came from Seatord and enjoyed
the evening with their old friends
y wedding anniversary dinner
was given on Monday evening ~
s o'clock al the SeQuoia Inn in
Lewes The hoSJesses We're Mrs
Clarence Holt. OF Ocean View
and Mrs H. II Dukes. OF mis-
town. The happy participauts
were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Holt married 81 years on Mon
day June -, Nh and Mrs. II. II
Dukes married y years on Satur-
day. June %, and 1t. and Mrs. II
II. Dukes. Jr. married four wears
on June -. with their little
daughter. Miss Nancy. who is 50
happy 70 have her daddy home
The relatives and numerous
friends OF the above named wish
for them untold anniversaries and
happiness ahead
The Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service met Oh TUESDAY eye
ming III the church hall at which
time Il reception was given for
the new pastor and Wife Rev. and
Mrs. C. f. Louhon
Miss Gladys VI Steele. dietitiar
at the Beebe Hospital in Lewcs
is spcndlns hen vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles "
Steele Miss Steele gave a dinner
Saturday evening June %. her
guests including: Ralph y. Helm.
\. 5. y 5. y r. Dartmouth Col
lege. his twin brother. Robert
and wife OF Audubon. y. j., Mr
and Mrs John EIargadine. Of
Claymont Gardeus: 1t. and Mrs
Harry II. Dukes. Jr.. 1t. and Mrs
Walter BruutOrd. Lit George An
dtrsUn. Jr OF Philadelphia. who
has just returned from two years
service overseas. 1t Dukes. j..
has just returned home. having
spent over II months iii Ger
man prison camp
Miss Louise Mcgee spent last
week With her aunt. Mrs. Edna
Myers ana other friends III Phila
delphia
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Lynch Jl.
and children Of Philadelphia. Wis
tied their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Ebe Lynch
Miss Margaret Savage of Phila-
delphia, spent the week end With
Russell Lynch and parents. also
visited Mi and Mrs. Samuel
Bunting of Srlbyvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Locates and
son, Earl Mitchell. and friend OF
Bridgevillc. spent Sunday with
their parents and grandparents,
Nj and Mrs. Carl I.ckites.
Sdilutl Layton gave ms vile
surprise birthday dinner Saturday
evening June % at the Holly
House Restaurant. Those present
Wtrc Air and Mrs George Quillen
and Mrs. and Mrs Layton and son
Meall Mr., and Mrs Hershel Qul-
len ana son. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Guillen, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Quil-
len. Mr. and Mrs Edward Qullcn.
Louis Quillen and Miss Elva Hail.
Those attending from Ilarrin.ton
verc Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quillen
and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Quillen.
Mrs. j. \. Stout Of Philadelphia
is spending a week with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs George II.
Townsend. Mrs. Stout will he re
nelnhcred as Miss Barbara Town
send. daughter OF Mir. and Mrs.
larcnCc Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
BETHEL

Mrs. Edna Clark and Mr. Custis
Burton. OF Wilmington. We're week
end guests OF the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips,
MIS-. John Smith and daughter.
MIS- HeIen Leap. returned home
Oh Tuesday after spending the
winter months in Camden. y. J.
Miss Iva Hastings spent the
Week-end al Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Earle Allen and daughter
spent Thursday with Mrs. Marion
Wiley III Laurel.
Miss Ann Horsey spent Saturday
mere with her Grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Judd Phillips.
The Count-On-Me club was en-
tertalned Wednesday evening al
the home OF Mrs Louise Wheutlev
Mrs. Laura Wheatlev returned
home Saturday, after spending
two weeks in Wilmington with her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Louis Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Curdrey and
son, Harvey Lee. left Saturday to
spend a week al Rehoboth Beach
Richard LarIimure. OF the l. :
Navy, spent Sunday here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Lalrimorc-
Mrs. William Bell and children
are spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bell in PhiladeI-
phia
Burial services were held here
Sunday Ton Mrs. Ehie Knowles
Henry, age -. who Was killed ON
Friday evening an an automobilt
accident.
Mrs. Harry Wright attended The
wedding III Miss Bctty Junr Rig
Gin and Dr. Harold J. .aggntr.
both Of Philadelphia, Oh Saturday
Miss Shirley Summons. III Re
h"both. Is spending Il lew duys
with Miss Ann l.arruuorc.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Mcclure. Of
Collingswood. y. j., were Weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Hastings
Nh. and Mrs Marvin Miller. ot
Harrisburg. We're Weekend guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miller.
Mls. Nloia GitcL8 spent Monday
in Wilmington.
The Cshers Union viii hoId
their annual ice cream and cake
festival Friday evening July t.
lie Rev and Mrs. v. \. lutAcr.
Of Bethel Charge. Were Given (
royal reception ~ mtmluss ahd
llle!Ids o1 Bethel. Nj Iiou and
PortsYllle Churches Thur.l.y eve
ming AT The Bethel Community
House. An Interesting program
was rendered Including 4 speccb
OF WlecOme. musical selections uud
games Were played Rev. ANA
AIRS. Turner We're &IN,n miscel-
IaHtoua donation by all the
churches. Refreshments were s,rr-
I'd and everyone had y,ty IN
Joyablc evening.
Mr. and Mr.. Harvey So ldcrs and
family of Baltimore spent the week
end with Nh and Mrs Lester Tay-
La.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
Do FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip?

FASTEETH. an improved powder TO
he sprinkle q on upper or lower plates.
holds ialsr teeth more firmly III place.
Do not slidr. slip OF rock. No gunmy,
eO""H. PaSty taste OF feeling. FAS-
TEETH is alkaline mon acId). Does
not sour. Checks plate OdOr' tden-
tllrr hr,athD. Get FASTEETH al any
drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Many a man who starts bust
ness on a good idea fails because
the idea wouldn't work unless he
dld.-Country Gentleman.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. Melvin. who
is with the 4136th a a. r.. B. l..
Tinker Field. Oklahoma City. OK
lahoma. has been awarded the
medal for Good Conduct and En-
emplary Service He was also
recently promoted to his rank. He
entered the service in October of
1912 and received his basic train
ing in Miami Fla. Since then he
has served with the I'm. Co. at the
viii Rogers Fields and Woodward.
Oklahoma.
Mr.. s. f. Bostic and daughter,
Alice Louise. spent the Weekend
with Mrs. 5. f. Bostic who is Wis
itins her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Vi. Melvin.
Mrs. Clara Webb. Mrs. Eliza
beth Fisher and Miss Edna Mae
Fisher spent Saturday in Will
mingtOn.
Master Bobby Webb spent Sun
day with his aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-05-03
Gravelle Is Assured
Of Party Loyalty

The Republican State Central
Committee for Mtg. County, in a
recent resolution, assured the New
Republican Club of Montgomery
it's cooperation. Francis w. Hill
Jr., chairman, in letter to Louis
A. Gravelle, President of the Re-
publican Club, dated April 10th, ex-
presses the thought that the two
organizations should and will CO.
operate in the interests of the Re-
publican cause in Montgomery
County. The letter reads:
The following members of the
State Central Committee have &C.
cepted an invitation to serve on the
Advisory Committee of the Re-
publican Club: Francis w. Hill Jr,,
Arthur j, Hilland, Ira c. Whitacre,
and Thomas M, Anderson.
Twenty-Five Republican Precinct
Chairman of Montgomery County
have so far accepted membership
on either the Executive Committee
or the Advisory Committee of the
recently organized Republican Club
Other precinct chairman are being
contacted to serve on active COM
mittees.