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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-30
SCHOOLS MAY ASK
VOTERS FOR ADDED
TAXES THIS FALL
Face Choice Between More
Revenue or Cut in Courses,
Board Member Says
Extra Levy, if Requested, Prob
ably Would Be For Two
Mills Next November

With Bluffton schools operating on
an ever narrowing margin between
receipts and expenditures, the board
of education must ask for a larger
tax levy or eliminate some courses in
the present curriculum, it was stated
by Donavon Conrad, member of the
board, in an address before the high
school alumni association, Friday
night.
Conrad is a member of the boards
finance committee and graduate of
the high school.
Shrinking revenue and increasing
expenditures have posed a major
problem which the school board must
solve before the opening of the 1916
47 fall term, the speaker pointed out,
In amplifying a similar statement
made the preceding night at COM
mencement exercises by Waldo Hof-
stetter, the board president.
In his talk to the alumni, Conrad
pointed out that the annual income
for Bluffton public schools is approx
imately 100000, of which $4,000 is
earmarked for salaries of teachers,
administrators, janitors, school bus
drivers and other employees.
$4,000 For Maintenance and
! Operation
This leaves only $4,000 for mainte-
nance and operation of two school
buildings, including fuel, lights, wat
er, telephone, insurance, operation of
four buses, textbooks, school supplies,
band instruments, Harmon field main
tenance and repairs, plus any in
crease granted for teachers salaries.
A sizeable item represented in ad-
ditional expense this year will be the
installation of a new boiler for the
heating system of the grade school
building.
Tt is believed the board of educa-
tion will decide this summer whether
to reduce the curriculum or ask for
an increased tax levy at next falls
election.
May Ask Two Mills More
Altho no figure has been determin-
ed, it is assumed at least two-mill
levy, yielding $4,000, will be needed
to assure operation of the schools on
their present basis. This levy would
be in addition to a three-mill levy in
effect here for a number of years,
and which was renewed last fall for
five more years.
On the other hand curriculum ad-
justment to permit operating within
the present school budget would mean
cut in music, art, speech and other
departments, it is estimated, all of
which should be offered to students.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-30
Real Estate Deal

Mrs. w. F. Iutzi of Grove street
has purchased from Edgar Chamber
lain the CHEEKY street residence
formerly known as the Clymer prop
erty. She expects to occupy part of
the property.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-05-30
Crops In Bluffton District Stage
Recovery From Dry Weather Setback
Electric Current Off
Thursday Morning

Electric current will be off for
about three hours on Thursday
morning beginning at o'clock while
mechanical repairs are being made
to equipment at the municipal cleo
trio light and waterworks plant, it
is announced by the Board of Public
Affairs.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-09-01
STOLEN FILMS RETURNED
TO CROWN PRINCE

Yet another twist of the warped
mentality which characterized the late
Chief of Gestapo in Norway, S. S.
ObergrupPenfuhrer Rediess, has now
been revealed. Two rolls of movie film
belonging to Crown Prince Olav were
for some unknown reason lifted" by
Rediess from the Crown Princes home
near Oslo during the time it was occu-
pied by the Gestapo, and removed to
the SIS. Chiefs estate near BuChenwald,
Germany. One of the films describes
Crown Prince CLAWS journey to Stock
holm at the time of his engagement to
Crown Princess Martha. The other was
taken on the royal couples honeymoon
tour of Finnmark province Both of
the films were discovered in Rediess
Buchenwald estate shortly after We day
by young French physician named
III! uooq Prq oqM uesurH SuHIa
prSoned in the notorious concentration
camp nearby. AS can be gathered, Han
sen is of Norwegian parentage and
when he together with other prisoners
was temporarily quartered in Rediess,
home following liberation his interest
was naturally aroused by the number
of Norwegian souvenirs found in the
GeStapo chiefs home Hansen discov-
cred the films, recognized them, and
has now arrived in Norway to deliver
them personally to the Crown Prince
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1946-09-01
FlAGSTAD'S HUSBAND
IN MURDER PLOT

A sensational report from Oslo re-
veals that the Treason Section of the
Norwegian Department of Justice has
uncovered secret gang of Nazi iqui-
dation specialists who had orders to
murder Mr.. Ingolf Sundfoer, promi-
nent Oslo attorney. Central figure in
the murder plot is the late Henry
!ohansen husband of Kristen Flag
stad), who died recently in an Oslo
prison while under indictment as war
Profiteer. Johansen, according to the
agreement, was to pay the group Kr
10000 to do away with the attorney
who apparently knew too much"
From his cell at Ilebu Prison, Iohan-
sen established contact with his bench
men through prison attendant and
learned that Sundfoer had made GER
tain discoveries which would endanger
his chances once his case came up for
trial. The latter was at the time. man
aging ohansen's estate and the war
profteer reasoned that he would be
able to salvage a sum of three million
kroner If the attorney could be put
out of the way before he reported his
find to the police. Johansen, however.
died in prison before the murder could
be carried through and the authorities
have thrown out a drag net for other
quiSlings implicated in the plot.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
MOTOR IRAXEl-
SUBMARINE SAILOR needs ride to

SUBMARINE SAILOR needs ride to vicinity
Daytona Beach, Fla; will drive. Please
FiRsT LT. AND WIFE will drive you across
February. AID. 07oO, Apt. 21o-F. or cH.
DRIVING to Col. S. c., can take 4: SIS
each each leaving Mon. morning. 10 am. Ho.
DRIVING to Camp Lejeune, N, C., Tuesday,
PASSENGER wanted: male driver, free
LEAVING for st. Petersburg. Fla. Mon,
Jsn; }s1o "A, room f. for couple share exp. RA.
WEEKEND OF, Sunday trip to Endless
Caverns over Skyline Drive through beau
tiful Shenandoah VALLEY; experienced and
DRIVING TO DAYToNA BEACH, Fla,
about Jan. II, take, two passengers, share
DRIVING TO ATHENS. GEORGIA. Jan. a.
y !akf fEo ya WI $685.
hestsr RE Zoo, Ext. IA. '0'
STORM SASH for wood and steel case
ment n 1sI6 windows. Prompt installations. WI
TRAVELLING TO MIAMI BEACH Jan. IS.
take 3 passengers; references exchanged;
experienced, careful driver. Trinidad 1885
NURSE. excellent housekeeper.
VII Will take patient or couple to Florida for
drying Rnx asgn Swn car sx
70 JAcks6SvIIIE, 6S1 LIE fla. Aa about Jan. Gath.
accommodate 4. Call WA. 1911 after 6
tEAvIHG AiFeIseisfissi FOR MIAMI. FLA, Monday,
driving and expense. Call Randolph 1920.
WANT DRIVER to drive ladies to Day
tona Beach. Fla, about Jan. 18th, in 1941
Chevrolet; exchange references. Franklin
CAR LEAVING for West Coast immediately,
can take passengers. Call Room eli,
Hotel Houston 13s
LEAVING JANUARY II for st. Petersburg.
Fla, 1941 Dodge sedan with heater; will
carry one PASSENGER: transportation free
for help with driving. References ex-
Warfield 1857
DRIVING TO AIRSHOW, Cleveland, Ohio,
leaving Friday evening. Call EX, $500,
Ext. 242l. before 4 q m
Evening star., 1946-01-13
PERSONAL.

i i licensed Suburban home. Phone 'I5I1 81.
ATTENTIoN!-school teacher gives private
lessons in German language. Write Box
YOUNG iisa MOTHER wants work in child s
boarding home or school in exchange for
room and board for self and two chill
dren; can pay some board if small amount
EXPERIENCED ENGLISH TEACHER will
accept limited number private pupils. Box
aTTENTioN, ATE, ION service personnel and dis
charged personnel. ,,Alperstein's Cut Price
Furniture Stores will give you, special dis
counts on any furniture or clothing pur-
liberal Discount. HLPERsTE1Ms Hfa DEPT. :
STORES, 1920 and 1923 9TH st. NV, both
Sc sides esdo of 7th st. Ma. $685. MA. $3.50,
PHOTOS Of your baby in your home. a5
IL x1sr sh
Ho Hf16 47S4: 2a,IfyG day or SyfRnTr,oN Ssysning
troll cars; EXPERT instructors: permits Sc
SofeE g5fe DfKEEcRSSK fsSssaE sfuS NS open as
ords, 81. to 80. Special arrangements
for evening meetings, classes. study groups
Lowest rates. New location, Conn. and O. )
MAN ATTENDANT-CoMpANIoN for re-
aired; disabled amateur astronomer; hours
board in ATTRACTIVE suburban home: ma
chine shop available: excellent position for
right person., Apply only if interested in
several months ARRANGEMENTS. Box 4-E
VACANCY In rest home: excellent food
a snd care: tray service. SH 2644
change vocal lessons for secretarys serv-
ICES ICES part time. evenings. Must have un-
REMEDiRaI RMsiff RnDhe TuTSRiNaS EST faSD sSMoo ssas
grades; group or individual work; tests by
M. A; hrs, 9-5. 1921 Conn. ave. MI. 1910.
WOMAN, middle-aged, wishes room and
board, companionship nervous case, dr.'s
HOME OWNERS, attention! Are Won con-
siderins selling your home? We need il
badly and can pay all cash. MR.. QUICK.
RA. 341S or DI. 1881. fias
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SITUATIONS poMEsIIC.

BUNDLE s washer, a good on shirts; strictly
COOK, experienced' will cook and serve
CoIoRED GIRL wishes maid work; to
DAYS WORK. S5 day, fine ref CO sooe
Soa 81 any nsk Kind % neat and reliable FIR $751;
from s.IS. five days -' Adams 2sss' N0fN
EXPERIENCED white woman with child in
h: s. desires position as cook OF house
sPs RsH R sfsF
G9R eeored f's RaGts Ghuda days sl4 work
coLoRGD col GIRL wants housework four
or five hours daily per week; good refer
CoLoRED GIRL wants gen. housework;
employed people; Sha-day week; S23 and
a5 GRf Wa Wants GOA days work Mon
day, Wednesday. Call CA. O031-J. 1929
SoIoETD esSh fHSi n WOMAN wants days work, Tar
C0L0RED MAID wants light cleaning or
8 81 hours yrs day Monday through Friday. Call
GIRL. colored, wishes lob as nurse for
child Tor employed couple and light house,
and car fare; reference ~ 174s 'st seaton st St.
Girl, Girl, coIqred; wants housewOrk after
GIRL coiored, wants morning work, from
p6one p6 to B. or GAYS week After IL O'Clock
GIRL, colored. wants Job as mother
helper after school Call DI 096O.
GIRL, colored, wishes morning work of any
GIRLS, 2, colored, neat, want night work
GIRL, colored. wants Job cleaning small
apt, am. TO am. or 4:30 to $50
pm. SIS. ME 1888.
GIRL, colored, wants days work, 60c an
GIRL, colored, part-time work, small apt,
mornings; cleaning, light laundry; 3 days,
9:30 to 1870. .HO, 1902.
GIRLS, 2, colored, wish. days work as
apt. or house cleaners or laundreSses: NV.
sec; pref; begin 9 am; or later: 70c hour
SSSs Fl ESoSs ST. Rs 9sR
IAUSpkY WORK. . days week. Phone
RSUSPRx a 81 i WORK days week Phone
VET. colored, wants evening work as
$50. North 6437.
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time or days
work. Phone North 704i.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work; good
cleaner and laundress: good ref Ii. 57SS..
WOMAN, colored. desires dishwashing or
WOMAN, white, reliable wants part-time
work, 5 mornings, or afternoons, NO. Ol20.
WOMAN, colored, wants work by day.
AFTER we've gone, call it home. clean
home! Colored man and woman, orig.
TWO coLoRBED GiRLsAExpert cleaning
done DE 1882
Evening star., 1946-01-13
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

VA. BAR REVIEW (since 1855. Glass
groups or private coaching for the June,
asrsa sShES sEwLoS l5S iHsH41 5s
PIANO TUTORING at your home by gradu-
ate teacher OF Is yrs. experience. District
FASHION COURSE. includes millinery
flower making, all wardrobe subjects. self
improvements: day or eve. classes. MI
REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CoNDITIoN-
dSG ofp to alert mechsn
UEI spare time training has helped thou
sands prepare for Jobs, repair shop owner
R @te ff fNsT BGx 1saa tgasy
CoMPToMETER COURSE, easy to learn:
position open; start. BOYD School. 1883
4 huTo if HA bk1vfSG WIG INSTRUCTION by ex-
eialtyi permits secured. 27o1 14th St,
GREG GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
SPANISH TEACHER Gady), cultured back
ground; will give classes in her home by
appointment. s Call anytime, NO. 1882, Ext.
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming: Beginners and refresher
ssemptome.er, al seeretsFiai subjects. Est,
1uQulTe now. MA. 1855. SOXD SCdOOL,
a3 EEaRE s sEA9R2 9RR GsBH sShIuEh Fhheaer Modern
training in all subjects: day. night and
s es6Se Ff' eli IT, osaa1s"s
@Goyernmeent GO training; 1340 z. ave.
HAIR Mn 77sf sfY1fSe ESs Beauty lRiI cuLruRE-L,-
cense within s mo. Eve: classes to begin
Jan. 10th. UPSHER BEAUTY COLLEGE.
3Q01 Both st. ne. Phone WA. 1929. 13'
PLAY PIANO AND COMPOSE in 3 mos.
Specialist in voice culture, organ, diction
public speaking. Michigan 1851. 10"
LEARN TO PLAY piano or, accordion in
30 lessons. Professional teacher and musi-
clan can accept limited number of ad-
will play popular music in 20 lessons
Course consists of sight reading, improvis-
ing. harmony and theory. MR. NEWMAN,
1905 g st: NV: ME. 400 or RA, $500.
DRAFTING-Mechanic electrical, air
plane, architectural. Prepare for your
postwar work now. Send for descriptive
catalogue. Box 155-D, Star.
GERMAN LESSONS by native and expert
enced teacher. DIR. JUMCS WILDSTOSSER.
TUTOR. English and math, for middle
aged lady, 3 hours Saturdays. Must be
refined. Box 220-D, Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

BookKEEfERs Cd, $50 yk, up. 5l2-das
and s219; voucher clerk, hotel. $3.50: typ
IL yrs;l Always openings, MA. 60ss
sTENOG T.J, S2,10o up.. for conference
work, very interesting work; stem. export
industTy; Inc sfsr s5e: legal oien Ssen go s45s5G
100 new, applicants daily for new openings
thousands placed in the better positions
Est. 2S yrs. Miss White, BOYD'S, 1888 F
sUPER'T CONSTR, male. 81 900 UP: know
estimating. handle men on JOB. read blue
Prints, figure estimates select clientele
Miss Dodge, BoYD's, 1888 F. Ma. 1888.
TEACHERS. clerks, receptlonIsts: select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top SAL
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
(Est. II yrs.l 1911 6 st. Ma. 2114
TEACHERS wANTEDmMany immediate
vacancies listed, S1.500-S5,00 BALT1-
MORE TEACHERS AGENCY, SIC No.
Charles St. Baltimore l. Md.
DOMESTIC.
THE RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
has plenty Of first-class colored day work
9427
Evening star., 1946-01-13
HONE IMP. coMPANIEs (cout. J

ALTERATIONS can add charm, and indi-
viduality as well as additional value to
home oos WE dS oE 1anns 81
bathrms,, Kitchens; everything in the way
pan 81 ma vi With su1E ne oEsaons gk
Sadss 1slf
MENT CORP Riggs, National Bank Bldg.
btbER tth sf and ASb s6rf IS
Esss' G. G. W W ERd sRbrs ana sos sos deqsy
ali If kinds. Estimates furn. and ali work
aS yefas pEssg sHgfE pLIS ySSF T a
JOHNS S-MANvILLE roofins, siding, insula
sion storm sash lSns terms free re est ST
PLUMBING. heating and gas, fitting; re-
pair work; complete bath and eauipment;
sa 2as tsn faa
G; H. SHUGART, 6l6 Van Buren st. NV.
ss ess%sss NATsAI yHH5 RGns
sT1Ss Ss ~ SR NJ sSS issS
terms no 4iso. Member Johns-Msnviiie
laying. sand.ns iinishinE. eissnins, par: par:
IN sho .Ss eeNTRscTohs rs Isls INC 1912 w's'0n'
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and In
terror Igemodeling Jobs. Cali after pm.
fLUMBING. HEATING, electric appliances,
gas heaters. stokers. CARL LiPP, INC.
showroom, 37l1 N. H. ave. NV, GE. 6100.
Open till 6 pm
REROOFING. asphalt and asbestos shin
gies, Stag and tin. SECURITY HOME I'M
PROVEMENT CO., GE. 110s and GE. lib.
VETERANS Venetian blind service; re-
tapping, recording. cleaning, painting; top
JOHN v. BAILEY & SON, designers and
builders of better low-coSt homes, special
izing in planning and constructing for
your personal requirements in your new
home as well as alterations and additions
to your present one: estimates made. Call
Elk. 1924. am. to pm. and RA. 1925
RECREATioN ROOMS BUILT, furniture
repaired cabinet and shelving built to or
der. EWING HOME REPAIR SERVICE.
KEM-ToNE YOUR SUITE. Can be styled
in French gray. Please leave name, phone
number. Immediate services. References.
w NH T,ER ME- kOE3
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN tcont.)

Seet nd c0upss wants xSga 5 days
C0NGENIAL YOUNG WIDOW desires posi-
ton as maid with suitable abode for self
and Young son. EX 1904
WANTED AT ONCE. unusual position by
well-educated young woman, 21, where
brains and industry. as well as personality
and excellent speaking voice may be util-
lied TO mutual advantage. DI. 7177.
ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN-f you need
a competent stenographer, typist, book
keeper or clerk for a half day, full day or
longer, call MISS BARRETT, DE. 694S or
CoLoRED WOMAN wants Job to assist
with plain sewing or days work. RE.
COLORED WOMAN desires office cleaning,
g. to 10 pm. TR. 6257
MRS. FURM0ND DEWEY ELLENBURG is
interested in taking complete charge of
quarters. salary open; widow, 5 children 4
in school. 1916 Irving St NV. NO. 9729.
Evening star., 1946-01-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GARAGE, single car, clear Ar siding, 30
Id. shingle roof, box cornice, aluminium
overhead door. S39S. Write j. PROCTOR,
R. No. ., Rockville. Md. Phone Kensing-
HOME REMoDELING and recreation room
our speciality; all other types Of home
tractors and Builders, RA. 2841.
ASPHALT PAVING, contractor of drive
ways, roads or parking lots; free estimates.
Dial Glebe 5949 16s
FLOORS SANDED. AND REFINISHED like
new; Is years experience: dustless ma
chimes; reasonable prices. CO. 1900. 15'
Evening star., 1946-01-13
SITUATIONS MEN and womEh.

COUPE, white. settled. cook, butler-house-
nan. star NO driving or outside. Box 3s9.D'
COUPLE, colored, employed, will tend
furnace oman has engineers license), or
give other desired service in return for
pleasant living quarters; can give highest
city referenees; D1. 9379, IA.
daughter desires to wait on table. ME.
3419.
CoLORED MAN AND WIFE desire Job as
lanltor with quarters. References Call
Mrs. Bacon, HO 1900. Theodore Harris .
Evening star., 1946-01-13

GRoC.-MEAT MKT, bus, Sl,700 to 81 500
weekly: SO credit; no deliveries: $500.
lock stock and barrel.
and Ene sus Ss5e 1850 Weekg ee re sfe
$4,000. lock, stock and barrel
Delicatessen with nice apt rents sloo;
900. lock, stock and barrel.
dng storss well estsSshed s
More stores and details; phone GE. 500,
JOSEPH KLEIN. Ma. 140s.
ANTHONY & CHAPLIN OFFERINGS-Res-
tauGan 9uor GSnn aye dong
be ENLARGED to about $50 if desired, 10
year lease; an opportunity for the proper
Restaurant. LIQUOR: doing more than $500
daily business lease and cheap rent price
less than 100000; very good buy.
hours. no Sundays, low overhead; price,
SS 900: terms.
Restaurant; food only; located in in,
$4,000: siEs ais terms; nN also Very sood buy.
food; G'ao good PifsS BUSINESS ~ low overhead good
profits. let us talk to you about this very
GHS nsf1sfs1nE lei PFSD9stoe ST. sa Az ANFHSfY THsa
eaton re stocksd 1sse ent sas
beautiful 4-room.. apt. above; owner. in
ns sok ms hoSn s BY sse an fad
Cleaning-laundry agency, choice NV.
location: beautiful shop. fully equipped;
$1,000 monthly business $4,000 down
Liquor. restaurant; excellent NV. loca-
tion; long lease; low rental; must be sold
this week for $4,000. including liquor
stock and next years license; don't hesi-
tate.
Beatty parlor, NV. location; fully
equipped for 3 operators; modern in every
respect; now operated by owner alone; rent
$50. Priced to SELL
Bakery, long established; NV. location:
owner retiring; $4,000 last years busi-
ness; fully eauipped. Price, s6.500, in.
cludins stock: terms.
Grocery. NV. location; doing good bus-
ness; rent S2a, with Broom apartment
above. Price, $500. including stock
=. Liquor, restaurant; Sc; location; net,
$4,000 yearly; seats 260; long lease at
very low rental; long established: 100000
down payment handles. Shown by ap-
polntment only.
Radio repair shop, NV. location; goinx
business. good lease obtainable Price,
81 $50, includes equipment, large assort.
ment of tubes and work on hand A real
buy; THURM g. SILVER, 90S 10th st. NV,
National 1854.
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Evening star., 1946-01-13

RESTAURANT, rent, s175 mo- with 4.
year lease: tile floor throughout and good
equipment: for about l u, years I was the
accountant for the former owner of this
restaurant and I know it to pay we'll;
$4,000. with $40 600 down.
Restaurant rent $50 mo: tile floor
throughout, excellent equipment: good white
ocatior; $4,000, with $4,000 down.
Restaurant, with 3-room apt. colored
trade sales about 5000 week: 81 600: some
ca ash balance terms. AUBREY HAMPTON.
Business Broker and Public Accountant. 916
Evening star., 1946-01-13

RESTAUKANT-Beer ana WInet QOWuIUWH
on st. NV: seats 40: rent, S1o5 mo;
income quoted 500 daily: all matched
fixtures; $4,000 down.
NV; rent $50; heat furnished: 5-year
lease: income quoted $500 mo-: has soda
fountain, plenty OF stock; $4,000 handles.
Restaurant, 4th st. NV, rent S125; in
come quoted $4,000 mo-; 6-year lease;
seats 81: all expensive modern eupt.,
loaded with stock; price, SSS;N1o; terms
Call MA 2425 MA SAT. YOUNG 81 PAS
TOR. 1929 Vermont NV.
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Evening star., 1946-02-17
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especially tender seedless grapes Libby's peak
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the Libby way, fruit cocktail is de luxe.
It's made exclusively in Llbbys Sunnyvale
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Clara Valley. Here, at harvest time, Libby begins
with FRESH, WHOLE FRUIT. peaches, pears and
grapes from nearby orchards and vineyards. 10
these are added Hawaiian pineapple, packed at
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-03
Coal Ridge

Coal Ridge, Jan. 2 John
Kuzma of Coal Ridge was visiting
friends in Detroit. Mich, during
Christmas.
Mike KopchI Of the U. S. Army
is now discharged and is at his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Murn were Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hronec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rozlozny of
Cleveland, was visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hronec during
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Balint was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Zudell and family.
Miss Julia Hronec and brother,
George Jr., was spending Christmas
with their parents.
Martin Kuchera left for Akron,
where he will be employed.
Mike Macenko, spent Christmas
with his parents Mr.. and Mr.. Jo-
seph Macenko and family.
Martin Klobusnik of Cley Gland,
spent Christmas with his b. other
and sister Anne and John Kloblsnik.
Andrew Senko of the U. S. Army
is now discharged and at the home