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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
sALEsAMN RUNYAN

Los Angeles -F Following unIee years in the Navy. Paul Iennyan, winner of the PdA and many other rhamplonshlps. quit the goli em' anlf for a job as a ieweiFy salesman heFa at which he is reported 10 DC making t30.oB0 q gear.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
GILBERT

Runs-Datclle ( .Cayauaugh. Ahrens. McAree 2. Rieciuto, Belanger Quattro 2, Rush fapplano. sullivan. Lodge Er. rOrs-Cadrian 2. Kelsey 2. Ryan. Carroll. N rAree Rtcciutto. Darlington. Runs bal D ted in-McAree 2. Fappiano. Ricciutto 2. Quattro. Ray 2. Two base hh-Quattro. Three base hit-Ricciutto. stolen bases bateile. Ahrens. Quaitro. sullivan. kel- scy, seers. Saerifices-Fappiano. Ahrens. Double playsLodge io Ryan 10 John son. Left on bAses-Wilby 6. Gilbert s Hits-On Lodge in { 2-3 innings. off Bases on balis-On Lodge |. Tenn 3. Fem 70 | i-3 Innings Hit by pitcher By Ray (Seersb struck out-By Ray 2, Lodge 2. Penn ]. Wild pitehes-Lodge Passed balis-Kelsey. Losing pitcher Lodge Umpire-k Kelley. Time-3:00.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
GAME OET

Portland, Me. June S-iUPl- The afternoon d0ubleheader be- tween Portland and Pawtucket. B. T.. Of the New England Baseball League was postponed today be. cause of rain and wet grounds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
HEROIC SIZE

East Lansing. Mich,-6paFtan, the statue located at the entrance to Michigan States athletic grounds, is one Of the largest free-standlng ceramic figures in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
~ Record Baseball Crods Disturb L. Head DARKER

FORD CUTHBERr PRICK president of the National League issued marable Cincinnati didn't predict customary that fighting right the end and had good chance for the
 than before. an- spending
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
RANKIN AND PURvOs

Lafayette, Ind. June S.-Dave Rankin and Duane Pllryis. newest additions to Purdues athletic staff, were Al-Anerica choices while playing football with the Boiler makers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

Runs haFans 9, iaiekelt, PettsNay Gahani, Aatawieh EFrOra-finhani s rgfrrr Gela2unas. i.awlar g Runs bat led ln- l.aNlar 2, steek, Arm0nAitis san An- frio. Tso hass hitsw Aatowirh. Stolen hA-r. iritrHat, i3arane l.awlpT, Fioa, Sacrifices haronr, flea, Hansen. Double plaEs lrlezuHhf 10 ua1kiewicE Co Aa- tpHirh, tfFxkieNlea Co iabani 10 Aaia- Wirh, Pettrway Co l3arone t0 sterk Loft on hHaes OTasbF A AaHgaturk q fiH Hsrs ou hhllE-Ofl Hansen 8, lieais 3 llli bY opl hy Hanson 2, ilealy 2, rmpiFs Q llAiwH Tlmn--ltt5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

 ties such refrigeraOrs. automobile clothing ane other things It just isn't healthy situation" Vii people kindly stop going to ball games and star buying refrigeratOFs. etc? We cant have Cousin Cuthbert going around fretting his life away like that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
C. L. C. Sports

The K. of L. mems bowling team which recently won the state cham plonship in the Connecticut Llthu. anian Catholics bowling league will receive trophies at their banquet Saturday June eth at St. Joseph's Hall. By winning both rounds of split season in hotly contested matches. the K. of L. boys proved to be real champions In winning the last and deciding game of each round. taking the title without . playoff.
 The girls team just missed being champs in another close race fin- ishing second to New Haven.
 High average was won by Peter Alexander of Waterbury: high three bg J. Stefon of Ansonia and high single by P. Pagtrkas of New Fla" ven. The mems championship team includes Capt. '. White. B. SAuriS, P. Alexander. 4. Jenkins. V. Lux. min. o. Stevens. r. Prisavage. c. Virgins.
 Members of the girls team are: Capt. s. Butnor. P Richards. A. Sabis. V. Shaknaitis. M. 6auris. A. zupklls. N. Raxier. N. Dubasiskas. L.. and Y. Mazulaitis.
 Miss Masiulis of New Haven took high average by one pin from Miss Eulinsky Of Bridgeport who won high single. High three was won by Miss netrastis of Hartford.
 The c. L. c. summer sports schedule will soon be released. Al White. captain Of the Waterbury K, Of |. tennis team. winners Of numerous pre-war championships has announced that the team is again at full strength with the re- turn Of eg-servicemen Peter zillin. Vic Galg0t, and Charles Lee in ad- diti0n to Vic gsb0l. NO. 1 man of the team.
 Winnie LsllZmin. golf captain. has already wrapped up the state title. With par-blister Joe Stevens. and . trio Of consistent 70 shooters in Al Ambrose, Ed Lidens and Pat Zail- skas, besides such able golfers as Ollie Stevens, 0abe Wieglns and Charles Ignotas, the K. Of L. golf team shapes up as the team to beat in the c. L. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

No explanation al I'd Mr. Pelone getting VeTdc The fans think happens his fghtSand matter what happens them they're going boo and be suspicious
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
High School Baseball

TODAH'S GAMES Leavenworth vs Torrington tMu. nicipal Stadium. Probable pitchers: Nardozzi and SameleD
 Post Junior College at Seymour.
 TOMORROw'S GAMES CNo games scheduledD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
NAIGATUCK

kIaus ran far Nalen lell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

TONY PELLONE is a rather crude Greenwich Village boxer. nndistinguiSaed except for the fact Ina, although he seldom wins a fight. he cant seem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

The girls team just missed being champs in another close race fin- ishLng second to New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05

O O O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-05
Neaaed F0r RaneaFrb

They Will conoeSeeno to explain that after that ee000 prize money topped of there are a great many expenses. The home club and the association for instance, must split that admission and concession
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

I ter, Josephine, to Mr. Frank H. Gel
| ley, il, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Gel
ley, who at the time of her marriage
was a sergeant in the L. s. Marine
corps women's reserve, was married
at the Elbrook Methodist church in
Washington, D. c., on Friday, March
l.
Both bride and groom were attired
in the uniform of the Marine corps
for the ceremony. The bride wore a
corsage of white rosebuds. Her only
attendant was her sister, Sgt. Max
inc Frantz, and she had a corsage of
red roses.
Mrs. Gelley received her discharge
from the Marine corps womens re-
serve on Thursday, March ID, and
spent two days at the home of her
parents before leaving for Cleveland
to join her husband Mr.. Gelley was
also recently discharged from the
Marine corps following forty months
Of service, % of them were spent in
the South Pacific attached to the
third marine division. The couple will
make their home in Cleveland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

Monday, March 25, being Maryland
Day, the two banks in Oakland vii
not be open for business.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie S. Elliott have
returned to their home in Mt Lake
Park after having spent two months
in Columbus, Miss.
The WSCS of the Pleasant Valley
Methodist church will meet at the
home of Mrs Milton Riley, on Thurs
day, March 28, from 1880 to 4
o'clock.
Captain and Mrs. D. J. Elliott, OF
Enid, Oklahoma, announce the birth
of son, Russell William, March 9Th
at the Alachua hospital, Gainesville
Florida, Mrs. Elliott .is the former
Anna Margaret Ryan, granddaughter
'of the late Mr.. and Mrs C. J. Rath-
bun, former residents of the Park
Capt. Elliott is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs J. S. Elliott. of Mt. Lake Park.
Among the many business callers
at The Republican office during the
past few days were Ollie NJ. Wilt, of
Swantcn; Mrs. Scott Paugh, Deel
Park; Willie Warwick, Jennings; Ross
Speicher, Accident; Floyd H. burst
Grantsville; William f. Cutter Lo-
raconing; Elmer Shawley, Bittinger;
Gene Rightmyer, Mt. Lake Park; Mrs.
Charles R. Carr, Jr., Sang Run. and
then this morning J, r. Lipscomb
Of near Gormania. West Va.
Marshall Ney Wilson, native of
Garrett county, and son of the late
George W. Wilson, Of District No. s,
accompanied by his son Harbert Will
son, both now residing in Elkins. w.
Va, the latter just recently honorably
discharged from the armed forces of
the nation, visited q number Of their
friends in Oakland on Tuesday, both
of whom called at The Republican Of
fee where the elder Mr.. Wilson re-
neWed mountaineering with the ed
itor following a lapse of nearly 30
years. The visitation was rare pleas
ure to the editor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

John r. Browning, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cheston H. Browning, 66 Alder
street. Oakland, was awarded the NJ
at am assembly Of The Mercersburg
Academy on Monday Browning is
captain Of the wrestling team.
Mrs. Howard c. Riggs, Mrs Del
bert Davis and Miss Esther Lou Da-
Wis motored to Pittsburgh on Satur-
day where the latter joined friend
and continued by motor to Battle
Creek, Michigan, to resume her stu
dies in physio-therapv.
Miss Mary Harsh and other men,
bers Of the office force Of the c. &
P. Telephone Company, gave a dinner
on Monday evening at Pickwick Inn
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs w. Russell
Pancake, who are leaving Oakland
soon fer Cumberland where they will
reside. Mr.. Pancake has been mana
ger of the local telephone office here
for several years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21
RILEY Z. SHAMELESS

Riley Everett Sharpless, 20, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert D. Sharpless
near VindeX, died Tuesday morning
March II, in Potomac Valley hospital
Keyser, w. Va. He was a veteran OF
World War II, having served with the
navy in the South Pacific more than
two years prior to his discharge last
October He graduated from Kitz-
miller High school
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21
PAGE FIVE

Besides his parents, he is survived
by six brothers, Pvt. Richard Sharp
less, with the army in Germany;
Claude Sharpless. of Vindex; Erwin,
Carl, Ray and Garry Sharpless, all
at home, and two sisters, Helen and
Minnie Pearl Shalpless. also at home.
Funeral services were held March
IA. at 2 p. m. in Mt Zion church. Bur
ial was in Sharpless cemetery at Mt.
Zion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

Gnegy-Parrack-AIr. and Mrs. G.
H. Mcdonald, Of Burlington, w. Va
announce the marriage of then
daughter, Fay Parrack, to Darrell
Gnegy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Gnegy, Oakland
The wedding was solemnized by
the Rev. George E. Baughman at the
Methodist parsonage in Cumberland,
February 10, at noon.
The bride was attired in a navy
blue street length dress, with blue
and white accessories.
Immediately after the wedding the
couple left for Morgantown, W. Va,
where the bridegroom is employed as
assistant manager Of the Southern
States company They will reside in
MorgantoWn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21
MARRIED

Chapman-Griffith-Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Beckman announce the mar
riage of their niece, Lucy Eloise Crit
fifth, eldest daughter of the late Joy
c. and Ethel Beckman Griffith, to
Carl d. Chapman, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Chapman, of Casey,
/ Illinois,
The single ring ceremony was read
March 9Th, at GAS o'clock by the Rev,
Frederick Carlin, pastor of the
Church of God, at the parsonage in
Casey.
Witnessing the nuptials were the
brides only sister, Miss Joann Crit
fifth and Mrs. Kenneth Becllman, both
Of Oakland, and the grooms parents.
Miss Griffith wore a tailored suit
Of Nile green with black accessories
and a corsage Of Talisman roses. Her
attendants wore aqua with black ac-
cessories and corsages Of sweet pea.
The bride was graduated from Oak
land High school with the class of
1912 and has since held clerical posi-
tons.
The groom, an eX-sevicemal, at
tended high school in Saskatoon, Sas-
katchewan, Canada, was member
Of the U. S. Army for three years, re-
cciving his release in December of
1914 after a tour of duty in the ETC.
He has now resumed farming and
with his wife, residing in their newly
furnished home near Casey
Stevenson Florko-Miss Frances
Jean Florllo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley j. Florko, of Chicago,
H.. became the bride of Thomas
Watts Stevenson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Stevenson, of Mt. Lake Park, at
the Stevenson home last Saturday
morning, March Is, at II o'clock.
Rev. Reece Burns, pastor Of the
Bethel Methodist church, of the Park,
officiated.
The bride is yoeman first class in
the WAVES, and is stationed at the
research laboratory in Washington.
She was attired in a beige suit with
brown accessories and had an orchid
corsage. Mrs. Robert H. Stevenson
was her only attendant while Mr..
Robert Stevenson was his brothers
best man. The bride was maid of
honor for Mrs Robert Stevenson, at
her wedding several months ago.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at Picwick Inn,
for members Of the family.
The groom is graduate Of Oak
land High school and Washington
college at Chestertown, and at the
time he entered service he was his
tory instructor in Oakland High
school. He was given an honorable
discharge from the army air corps
about the middle Of February He was
last stationed at Boiling Field, D. c.,
as sergeant and served about three
years at various air fields in the
United States. He is now located in
Washington with the retail credit as
sociation.
Gelley- Hauser-Mr. and Mrs. Oar
win Hauser, Of Oakland, have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21
MARYLAND THEATRE

ADMISSION-All men and wo-
men in armed service now and
six months after being honor
ably discharged. 10 cents, in
Guiding tax. Call at theatre
ticket office for courtesy card.
21-22-Pride of the Marines
Jno. Garfield, Eleanor Parker
% Blazing the Western Trail
-Chas. Starrett. Matinee.
24-25-Her Highness ard the
Bellboy-Hedy Lamar, Rob
ert Walker. Matinee Sunday.
26-27-Abboti and Costello in
HollywOod-Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello. Cash nights.
28-29-Tall in the Saddle-Jno.
Wayne, Ella Raines.
Three complete shows Saturday
evening: 600, 7:45 and $50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

Gelley Hauser-Mr. and Mrs Oar
win Hauser, Of Oakland, have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-03-21

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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
NEW rUEES
SAVE TIRES!

Don't handicap your
tires. new OF old. with
patched or porous in
ner tubes. New Good
year Deluxe Tubes.
best beyond question.
You'll yoo5 ,ir:. sa'. ., s3ss
plus fox
money o.OOxI6
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
DAGSBORO

Sunday. January &. Tn" Christ Meth
odi>t Church will rrore;,nlz" its sun
day school. Everyone is invited To
attend
Harlon Kitchens. who has been hos
pltallZcd for some time suffering from
an automobile accident is rrcuprrlt-
inc al his home near town
MIR. and Mrs Curnir ClogG enter
tain' at a dinner ON Sunday in honor
of Mrs. C1Oge's birthday The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs Paul ClO%g and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kop ?
rrS and son. I}ill. MIR and Mrs Eill
l:ak"r and family
Mrs. Granville White and baby
daughter of Laurel are spending som,
time with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles c. lfraSurc. Mis- White vii
b" remembered rs Miss Pauline Bra
sure.
Miss Cynthia Reynolds of Mapl,
Shade. y j.. spent the Christmas hul-
idaNS with her mother Mrs ElancI
Reynolds and also her sister. MIR Hno
Mrs. Chester Morris.
MIR and Mrs. Orvil,. Gray are tn,
parents of Il baby boy. II" arrived De
ct-nhcr Inc 18th AT th. Memorial Hos
ptal. lir will Ice named l;onri" On
VILE. Mr. Gray is stationed AT Tokyo
Mrs Gray is al h0nr. with her pan
cntS. Mr. and Mrs OrVillc l.aylrld
Misses Charlott" ana l;lanch Pack
students of ST Mary's college,. y. j.
are Sp, ndinE the. holidays with thri
parents. Nh and Mrs. Harry Pack
Mr.. and Mrs William l:"tty q
Washington. -. e. returned aft
~p,ltdine - few days With their par
rnt>. MIR. ana Mrs. Raymond I"ck
wood
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
FELTON,

corporal Lawrence KatcS. il. hn>
arrived m tins country from the E'TO
ana VIII h" home within a few day
with his Wife. Mrs Nar.r;tr,.t kutr>
and SON. ut the home Of the former =
parents. Nh and Mrs Laurence. katc~.
ST.
Nh and Mr. - \. r,try spent Wed
no SdaN and Thursday with Mrs Pot
rH ; sister Mis- Y NJ Long ut Stlhy-
Villc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cain. Jr.. of
Wilmington. has hecu visiting the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
kateS. 81
Mrs. Madeline Bennett entertained
AZ holiday party. friends and mem
hers OF the FELTON, Senior Methodist
Choir on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Din and family
of D"epwater. y. j.. have been recent
guests OF his mother. Mrs Ida Dl
Mr.. ana Mrs Amos Mos.man and
daughters spent the holidays with rel
attvcS and friends in Lancaster. Pa
Mrs. Ida Dill and Mrs. Matte Smith
We're Sunday guests ot Mrs Laura
Smith of Vernon
Mr. and Mrs w II Eaton were IN,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edward car
noy and family OF Richardson Pam
ON sunday
Miss Marjorie Hurd. student nur>,
OF Delaware Hospital in Wilmington
spent long week end with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs T.. X. Hurd.
Mr.. VIM. y. Berry, ST.. is conValcSc
ing in the Delaware Hospital al Wi
mington. Everyone is wiShn" Mr.
Ferry n speedy recovery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
THE LOW DOWN FROM
HICKORY GROVE

You know, these soap and tooth
rowder ads where if you don't use
same. nobody will tell you-but
then shun you-wen, it is some
thing the same or is gonna he. with
Mr.. Truman. But not about soap,
don't mean that. Harry, | usually
say-not Mr.. Truman he being
from Kansas City and my Susie
from Topeka. and me thinking the
world OF her and her thinking no
body can do wrong if they are from
that neck of the woods Harry. he
needs to be wished up.
What you drivin at says Henry.
II is the war, says. Here il is
months and months since the
shoOtin stOpped-and the sailors
and soldiers are comm home IN
droves. and still Harry don't know
the war is over He is supposed IL
declare officially when the wal
is ends. but he don't do SO, SO
deduct he is a little slow and don't
know. And like with no soap-anC
30, | am sending him this little
note, and maybe get him off tie
dime.
How about all the jobs. saws ST.
sic. and the bureaus, and this ant
that, that last for 6 months aftCl
the war ends. Could that haze any
thing To do with il? Susie. | says
You catch on quick You are ;
bright gal.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
VETERANS IMPORTATION
COLUMN
RFIitBIIIT iIIO\

Rehabilitation TEc act Of r"-
storing to It tOrmcr state. capacity
privilege. rank. etc Therefore. the
ohieCtiNcs OF Rehabilitation must
tie included in any Veterans pro
gram. whether instituted by com
munitieS or other ORGANIZATIONS In
formulating the policy 10 he follow
ed by any active Veterans Assist
ance Committee. the following Suo
9estiOnS might he worthy OF incm-
sion:
a. TO restore the veteran to thr
competitive process of society.
making him a civilian once more.
with the knowledge. interests. na-
bits and sentiments OF civilian.
b. TO encourage and help nm
overcome any handicapS. physical
or mental, which he may have IN
CURED as result OF service.
G. To assist him 10 take his place
once more in the political lite oJ
community, state and Nation.
d. TO help and encourage him 20
overcome attitudes OF bitterness
and antaGOnism and 10 establish +.
normal and rewardin2 relation
with family. church and comnIuni-
ty.
If the above ubicctivcs Will b,
kept constantly in mind by iari
clpants III the task OF Rchahllta-
ton. we will go far in restoring t,
postwar usefulness our rctlmmo,
SerNiCcmcn and women
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
LEWES

Tt, ~ ~ k,a>nn T.. -tuas.. 49,
.Yi - TiHrl il,-h>t.,nu Cu.u i tu
li'' lH-i'.f@. lH.. p..aeh,d us .t.. I..,>.-
li'-t'\ \i''.'H 'hu:.i ~ ~, II o',lo.k
.'r>io' "n H1ad.> l;,N I.w-huau.
Lowe. s. = -lad"al' ui \le>s8lI, col
,"s". T'nn. aaH ot rr.-, toa Tt..u-
IuGtc;i ~,rHtaatN
liaus> Edvar NuI 81 }-u old
4t'"mN. '""n't"4. %. lf,. I.rw.~
I.pata "l trl: ul--Iuucl- mas ~lgnrd
w with TN town SECRETARY IT, luu tor
TN" "tilr" "' W"\"l al rlo a,AdnaI mu-
nc'rai 'l"ctln' oa .Ianuar> H.
t"uujs-lourl Nhuu ucl.,d IA uu
l"I Tho oi'i". Whom ujr@oaI- mayor.
tnIl"fn In"fl.- II C.,tI".rt..i. 70 ro-
l.r,d D'EWn,,- I;.N,r anil E..N pilot
Win" 's = N,.n- ".d. G"cIdrd a", - hr
cahald@'' #-.nn 'hl I,lm Mi
Miaa,I p. -"' {" Nr ard Mn Ilarr>
att"inrN Vlfh Ht. oiic,. Iu tie county
-,:,' oi 'i,utE'ioWu. If, I- 10 graduate
~ jt' H.t't-ltN 4. Delaware .,lld The
mH,r-HA ~ \nIlla Lew school.
oIae- "t I'.> IT, i ptou.n.ln ln the
"nadr- ~ I,ti.t-o' Lodge VI f.. at
I.'Ao~. J. uud 3 NJ ir Is maltird
ami ta~ "'." som. Edward. j.
H'W C:,ud4dal' iol tho Board ot
commissioners 10 tll th. Nacsluc> due
=" captain t"pr pointers retirement is
J"hn T. Mc'ioN"fm. president ut TN,
lows Rotary Cluh Actiuvcru is a
r"'ul"la tlN' u"W cor,r i'm town ~.
hl~lNt=S u"n"gct ol fhr Tihickur
Hosiery CumI"uN
Nnprtu lrNu ) Maun iew,s Ecacl
t~brr' .ur. vito Was appointed 1hi.
NrHI 1" ti 'h' Uuc>prd l.tm ot tn,
late Louis y Elc>ald~. r,.uain~ a- /;
candGatD 10. rs-' l'c'Iun and also on
t"f ~. J. cti"u D. William T. Ciituu
ncW.I"lH ds.tl.r .nH fonmal h,ul
clerk !. Oilon Marshall, Town tr,.;-
l'-'.l' ctiou.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
News of4-H
99eeczlnS
Cokesbury All Club News

The Cokesbury All Club met on
December 13, when the following
officers were elected: President.
Nancy King; vice president, Doro-
INV Sammons; secretary. Kathleen
Fowler; treasurer, Barbara Hast
ings; club reporter, Bob Lambden
assistant treasurer, Izetta Rogers.
The meeting was closed with a
motion and motion was seconded
After the meeting Christmas par
" was given for the All members
The refreshments were soft drinks
and cookies. The refreshments
were enjoyed by all.
Club reporter. Bob Lambden.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

oupu-a.t,r H1u> T. ~t"tt. o.. amt
\ ~."r' ~ Annapolis. Md ~pcin
~. tasG.>- +. l.v,- Wfh Nf ~loit',
.n.urit,. Nh~ I;lnrhr ~lott ~ rl
r.. .u,,p, ou kJu2- Highway. uthrr
-.i.~f- ~ Nh Stalt'~ W,u. u.I. -oi-In-
l.u .ald d.uIlhtrT. l.',Ilt, and Mr.
Hp.rIf Etau,Ilt 'iord,, MI ';ordrr
....,N o., lrrurut"r"d a- lh" t"rm"r
VI i,1t> ~t"rt
N0 ad Nj tnah N,tcaIt md SON
NotN.I ri '1Dn.,r NJ Wnhauk. Jr..
W., 'h H"bda> gur-t~ ul pl and
Mn. q VI WIrnanh ~ rr,a horu, ON
kunG- li-hN"A
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

Ml@. il,d.lich i; 'uii'%n. 81. en-
t.l,aulod On New Year. E|' WV a
iulnIly d5,.u,t ~ h,r I''-id' h'' on ~ "
berry stitct Tn" guests "'i' ''l'
comfy dlsrh.r.cd from thc :. Ntn>
afrrr WIS aad months service
and hi, WIt,. the formyl MI M2n"
Jones oi .;i.rnV ood. Nh ana Mr.
l'rrdcrich q; Cuuon. Jr.. ana S%Hils %
FrcdoricE. III. and naNId r. H. NJ. M
and Nil, William T. !h.l"''' ~ ,,iInl,. ,il
Capfarn NalIor who iS returning t
thu Star.s from the Philippines c"''l'
not h- pi'~'.rt
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and Danny Baker, Catherine Le-
Master, Beverlee Taylor, Pauline
Ellinger, Wilma Jewell, Alfredo
Nicol, Beverley Rausch, JaCqueline
Wilcox. Dale and Marilyn Smith.
Group 3 students playing in the
evening at s o'clock are: Bevcrlco
Freshwater Ruth and Hazel Greer,
Wanda Ruhl, Connie Kent, Dorcas
Dittmar, Alice RittcnhouSe, Ger
trude Taylor, Ray Draudt, Hayes
Crum, Margaret Tatman, Mike
Fox, Ned BIumenschein, Dolores
Moder, Marilyn Smith, Margaret
Jordan, Mary Belle Ritchic, Lu-
ellie Nicol, Hans Gebhardt, Juan
ita Lowe, June Rinehart, Erma
Rausch, Jacqueline Wilcox, Nancy
Elbin, Patty Conklin, Nadia Shur-
an, Sharon Duncan, Marilyn Gcer,
JOAnn Woerlein.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
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CAMERA CLUB OUTING

Sunday was a perfect day for
the Columbus Color Camera club
to hold its first outdoor shooting
session of the current season. This
took place at the beautiful Marys-
vile country club, in the after
noon. Seven students of the Van
Glider school of dance were mod
els for the occasion, which was en-
joyed by twenty photographers.
Three Marysville camera fans are
members of the color club. They
are Weldon Shaw, Chester Will
son and Paul McCamey. This club
is known to be one of the most
active Photographic organizations
in Columbus. Miss Mary Van Gil
der, instructor in the school of
dance, assisted in posing the mod
els