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Evening star., 1946-03-29

one day. ,Dait three full days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
vsieTis l. McMsnon. ' 20. .'s sois e s sshermaa, nal
Russell 5srspsnsn, M 2. 141s g Spring I'd
town. tow; sna n J. kathleen aeaf'' SS' Morris
H.EHfld GfS5a so Hunter; s,s :, e, and ICysnia R
SIMPSON, 's sa. .Shs Sni Rhode x islsns sns
james is;|. Mitchell; l. e.; 80 1851 A,t9so pl ss
Lsisnd Z, Gainsford. %. jersey City, N. J..
snd Virginia A. Bass, %, Bainbridge
He.nsrt .ns 5,sl " Tesfs%snn ss o = at 9Th
sad Marian Dsvidow. ''ssi 81 III NJ Madiscl hSi
M:rb. ssSn: e. h,cs g. oh pss St F:,f
jess; l. sot5 ba%iltea. n e. and Irene Stewart
As.I 'Gsa ssress ee a43s g. siehmona. Ii vs and
c..p.T Moor @ M q ss; Aass'f SsS$ Fssnkihiin st. ne.
and Alice L. Deal, 20, 1927 Linden St
Leon Garter. 1s. JJo j. e St. Sc, and Elaine
4; aiang1, Y. S3O 7th st: ne:
arsayi|: FioT; e. SsS$ $ssh p
ash and Independence e. ; %; ave. .SsA0A s.W. nail
nv. and GLADYS =. cshiil. 81. SPAR
barracks 10th and Independence ave
sad porsths 5. ssssinss' 81 ss. ~ i7ss Is New New
Edwin 4. Garrett, 80, 1925 8 st. &c., and
ssnaf' sna 1r. e Hs cass.l a. Ss Lyo5as: st RAJ
isT. as both sf I49f columbia si Mi rd. 0nss n.S:
.sIsa: l1: sssDss s assl 1sis cisy ase
~ q, both q l77R cslifoEnis i. NV:
sss 6sy|..as 5. Ffiih.. Ri 2s n. ArIinston
Robert Z; Love. 20, and Elsie Bowman. 22.
Hotsl. and Shirley 4. Sraesstt, IS, sos7
Yeasa g. geasy ssa ' va w.
James mes sipTs ag sk ls .na Dolores 3. Allen is
Essiya u. ashiiilIii; Hills, To- Aabusndais. E Mass aa
e. s e s isiA 'aa r.
wilma 4; Eppleyb 2e, 574l hth st: NV.
ne, and Lucia 1. Rufhn, 20, 1424 @
Kenneth 3. umlah, SO, Arlington, Va, and
Ruth 9. Boyd, S2' 3100 Connecticut
Robert s. Penn, 70, 2645 Pomeroy st. Sc,
and Blanche L. Harrington, SO. 1432
stsye W. Gibson, ~, s1s N st. NV, and
Ethel N. Watkins, 20, 2914 l1th st.
Charles H. Davenport, 27. All p st. NV,
and Annie L. Fletcher, 20, 230s L st.
william \. Keys, as, es17 L st. NV, and
Lena B. Smith, 10, 3211 Sherman ave.
and Ethonia p. brown. s elses Is. 1is5 Ii 18th 5t6
sosh 8; niEi HGshe,, 81, Alexandria. ", and
ffss,lils L TrsS.l, S 81, New MARKET. M va W.
Sam zimmerman, ,tr., 26, lila 7th st.
Richard w. Carroll, 30, 43s 9Th st. s.w.,
and Louise v. Chatman, 25, 31s r st.
Mitchell Sta ashkon, 80, a1e Adams st. ne,
and Matilda Baker, IS, liz 18th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
Births Repoyted

Reuben and Rae Abrsmson, boy.
Phillip and Marian Aylssworth, girl.
hober. s am and nss Assss sisi; ssseS;, s'tli sairi.
Arnold and Nargaret Bsehse, boy.
John and Annette Bender. boy.
om.s Tsr sna and ia h.I.a Isndsss ssn.nson, s,s xir
James and Virginia Bond. girl.
Dom and Catherine Campbell. girl.
ksNsrd and vIirsini. iaass' ohssss. sIn; Ri''
William and Aargsret chairselI. boy.
ksn.as 1sStss and and 4f5. ks. eGainiT Gaii5, boy S0y
Henry and Frances Crockett. boy.
cande and and Hssn bsohs hGr9s5s sr pr
Edward and Lenora Dean, boy.
Georse ana Grace Dent, sifl.
h.yIEn ha:yE and md Asnss xs boasnb.n bPsIsab sla er
Mlah:ss Wlih:I :ns .ns Gssalyn h.tasy pruna gasa ifl
Rsnsa fna snd Tfa il.. Eses Esae:ton as1 So,
Greeley and Emma Eiinsbury, boy.
Kallan ksith and 3D. clsra eIn. FaEE. Fl. boy: 70,
:ns spe ess: S.s1'i ss; s'ss ss, o.
Norris and Frances FTadin, boy.
\, G. and Edna ma nv, IIii iii. '0''
Pitly and Shirley d.tton. boy.
James and Dorothy Gray, sirl.
Charles and Edith Crossman, boy.
Archie and Eunice Gunderson. boy.
John and Hslina Hass, girl.
Ralph and CorabeIIe Halenbeck, boy.
James and Elsie Harris, girl.
Edwin and. Mary Hartman, girl.
Joseph and Carmela Hreachmack. boy.
Robert and Halle Irwin, girl.
Arnold and Marie IveTsen, boy.
James and Mary Janasky, boy.
Sidney and Ida Jervis, girl.
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francis ant. Irene Hawkins. boy.
Oliver and Viola Jones. boy
Johnnie and Sylvia Jordan. boy
Eyon and Catherine. Iittlejohn. tirl.
Albert and Katie Lyles. girl.
rdward and Charlotte Thomas, girl.
James and Maudie Thomas, girl.
Men, 1874! Add to your years Of
Army service career that will in
sure a steady retirement pay after
20 years service. Enlist now in the
Regular Army. Secure full details
at the Army Recruiting Station, 403
Tenth street NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laos, couples must
apply for marriage license ON
one day. Dait three full days and
TeceiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

q movie oatfs: az 'is lsTssss selection II
Tsass hass5si pins os soot m: phS5s ss
sgk sEs 'Isg e. ~ ss r. ave- 'soS NV SoDD
tfiSaOIe bsfIoxs: name g't, plates: st AT S57s.
adsezdans ase sse CONS
MUSIC CO., 1902 14th st. NV to 9
ACCORDION. LIE Mar. ivory case, perfect
cendition, 12o bass, $3.50. Call MI. oe11
sssSss5Sss fss bass. sfssa' rns from
italy: no reasonable cash offer refused: no
ds1es5i dA1c6kpi1N, ET e7!s 1sS bass, 1taloAmeriean
AcCORDfoNs-Nsw iao-bsss seandelli, s
el siH hex s19 Sass ussa Wur1sr
used USED Carl Car Fischer. iso-bsss, Locsrno."
sS75 new la96ass 3,STisShf WIriltgzssgS agsg
aS SoR6Aa isSfs p1ANo g. 1918 Sens asS st.
ssnss xsSsen:s sss su''Es Rs
y 'e,is s,s1 sisr, ssss
eIRGLE e1st!li iii$ iie rfh1 st. fepsio 81
ARS a1is sosdeS ps. sss Eass Sc Nsx
SxooS paw A>~e~-~' wv -'''
ASp1sS xSIa sSs, aa.SSeHrsEs, new, % desk models: l.
immsd; delivery cAATPIToL OFFICE N MA
AR coMPREssoR, ) h.p. Weaver, new,
afEsf sEsa gRA s'Rs asoo esSs esosnSs
AIR coMPREssoR. Chicago Pneumatic
1O6 Gu. it.. pneumatic tires. complete
with starting euuipment: new. immediate
delivery from Richmond Richmond 61781.
THE BEMISS EQUIPMENT CORP. 2219
Chamberlayne ave-, Richmond 22, Va
AIR CoMPREssoRs. s14.5o. believe It or
not just the thing for the home work
shop or laboratory: come early as we have
lust few Of these amazing little units.
man ave. NV.
AIR CoMPRESSORS, pumps paint spray:
equipment sold and rep: motors rep and
exch.: machine shop facilities; shaft re-
building; steel benches and shelving avail
fender sanders exhaust fans. belts.
brushes. motor parts in stock. ELECTRIC
EQUIPMENT CO.. 2473 Sherman ave. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER. h hip. window model
Call after ! Pm, Chestnut 1888.
AIR CONDITIONER, Philco York, window
moeel, d. c. DI. 1858, Apt. 610, 10:30-
1880 am, $3.50 pm.
AIR CONDITIONER. console model "a
h.p., recond. and guar; only 1. 1918
14t1 st. NV. weekdays only, no phone.
AIR CONDITION UNITS: 8. NJ " and Y
Ap. 1850 30th st. n.wr NO. 1898. -23
Evening star., 1946-06-23

GROCERIES, meats and beer: weekly busi-
piete with stock: terms.
DGS self-service groceries and meats;
weekly business. $2700., Beautiful, apart
scombination liquor and grocery store;
weekly business, SO, 500: good location.
Substantial cash required; living quarters.
. Small one;man store: $1,000 monthly
eampsts WYE ihs ssoef ssareFs PFfs sp 8 o
ao8K4ar 81 Rstdnsl 81 ss74 st. NV National sSss
ANTHONY 4 CHAPIN offerngs-sand-
wich, soda fountain and ice cream: nice
location; 2 apis. above the shop; 9-year
lease; reasonable rent; good paying
s,s,s6o s1anas this kind of business; price,
Restaurant. beer; whisky license can be
secured; well established; fixtures and
location excellent: money-making prop
osition; investigate this; price, $4,000;
Restaurant located on a very busy street.
making good money s-year lease: very
we also have several restaurants with
liquor. Before you buy see us, too.
ANTHONY & CHAPLIN, 1877 st. s.e. AT.
GROCERY. .sOSyttheast. over $1,000 per
Liquor store, NV. $4,000 weekly; clean
Kosher restaurant. $4,000 monthly bust
b. 6. s. stores and others, ST 900 to
$4,000 weekly. BAUM THE BROKER, ia.
1854: il no answer. DI: O122.
Evening star., 1946-06-23

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Cleaning
pressing business: 14th ST. NV
Restaurant. Columbia I'd NV
Soda fountain and sundries. near 1Stt
and Columbia I'd
Coffee shop, 14th ST. NV.
Restaurant. in heart of Government
bldg. HEANEY g. CO., 1858 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1946-06-23
UE, prewar spring construc-
lshioned; S25. LU. S518.

CHANDELIER, crystal, IT.. Czechoslovak-
g. na peaay &c ane 1tss
custom butt i SIS. 's 1884 xSondsie.. . Aps: 5,
CHEST. beautiful white oak. natural nm
ish, drawers with locks. matching 33x36
PITS Wilson %5s 5s ssG Side OK sR':ssss 1885,
CHEST OF DRAWERS, set Of golf clubs
with bag and IL balls. 606 Powhatan .pl
OCHnDcRAFT BOOKS, IA vols. s25; IA
kt. Wedding band set. $40; ! black coat,
after j O'Clock. s Leeward sr. s;w.,
JUNIOR BED and chest
Sf9 Saf1D!s HN Y6u4H 61?1 BED. play pen, bureau
1sas 9sasr e0ss H. tsbss sbso floor size radio electric
Any fre screen. library tsbls. ncor lamp,
%sah..sss SsE'' FIJI:
chINx-5a-pc. Limoges dinner set, vases,
dresser, chair, screen. ali mshos: ana
IT, zsSSyS HamDden lane. ssthesda. Ma
CHINA CLOSET, handsome. old-fashioned
ana ysry ysSo large. 471a 3rd pl. NV" Apt. g.
eIHaiNEsE tsel porch turniture-goea con:
| I'd thereafter. IA. 5505.
CHINESE CinaIi carved ivory: silk embFoidered
| lady's mandarin coat porcelain, includins
collectors, item. Can be seen Saturday
and Sunday, noon to pm, Apt. B-1
| 1888 South Abingdon ST., FairlinEton,
| Arlington, Va 90
CHURCH FURNITURE. pulpits, chairs, lee.
eIAI OFFICE FgRNfffuRE CO.. sib
St nv; NE 1851.
CLARlNET. B-nat, ebonite, conn-mads
cluded sos. 81. 9426.
! CLARINET, B-fat, Conn. wood, excellent
condition.; price. S105. Call RA. 1888.
CLARINET. bass, .Kohlert, single. OCTAVE
key, $500; buffet clarinet, r. q selmer A,
CLOCK-Black onyx s-dsy clock. good
running condition; reasonable price. HO
2l16.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
Solar, f/4.6 lens
oom equipment. Sligo

lWestinghouse. 10 in, d. c. 4Sl4 9th st
FANS, electric, e-inch, with switch. nevel
used. $40: 10-inch window ventiIator fan
Sl2: 12-inch exhaust fan. all new. GE
FANs--Immediate delivery brand-new 12
ncn i5nS 1Rk s9 lsnsh Rsdests @
H'a pm nna L. IT,: ssss 81 and sn FL s74i vi ana e.
FANS, slec:. 2 16 in: Emerson d. C.; osci
adjas.ap. H. sP " En- fs4s s4ss ~ In pedestal fan
FAN. ls-in. American blower exhaust
esad vslss Oor's5f,n sssne' model
sidsy sids1 SV{st VS. ogRSa RsTiset condition; private
FAN. 1s-in. nonoscil.tins, direct cur.
En- sag is-S s,sfsa sssiissss: s.S condition
S35. BOX 16.-R, Star
FAN, Westinshouse. 3-speed. 4s-inch, 4
S;s't 'iSassas 'a@ & s1 2
Ssv.2s new 4'fs sssRs1iy f.
FaNsMExhsust AE Io;i ii fans nUs T. and 1e in. gus
sS fns as SEE nc zSsr deass Eep Il oces e. sa
FANS, electric. cleaned. ereased and re.
eOus x sd o:1 and ysa to Sss.
SUPERIOR LOCK & ELECTRIC CO.. 1a1(
FANS, electric, OF all kinds, new; imme
| diate delivery Also electric water coolers
Write BOX 2O2-M. Star. 23'
FANS, a.e., all chrome; house. once an.
DU. 4747. Open eventnss and Sundays
| FANS-Beat the heat. install an attit
ventilating fan and have breeze at YOU
flngertips:' limited quantity available fol
immed installation. Call for free esti
mate on complete installation. DAY
BROS, 1400 Spring I'd. NV. AD. 1882
FAN, large, extension stand. Ss5; safe
thick-walled, 36x36, $40. Call WA. 1900
4 4313 Hamilton St. Hyattsville. Md. =:
FANS, 12-inch, kitchen window, skeletol
| frame, ready for installation; $17.25
YOST ELECTRONICS, 1904 Wisconsin
II ave, -27
lFANS-Attic, exhaust, ventilat ting, q
sizes in stock for apt, home, plant. eoD
pl:tsly ,ppsIs.lisd vosh SHeEa1NssHsdl dls1
Evening star., 1946-06-23

kota ave-, near Bladensburg I'd. 23'
bedrm. aPt 3arn. 'fn ineudins s e1 e4ips. RcA
5ss' 5sh So sens aD S Ssh sis5s
pTRN1TyREs SsarSHm suites 18th
sa AAApa 2apanefs En- Is4
9os E5is psss sasst eH sss dresser
solid carload 5-pieee chrome porcelain
o fse hsn sfs sss aiS eSs hne
II red Simulated leather; priced now At
SO e Fl 9RaF sssa so sfa sh
st. Sc. AT. 1868.
FURNITURE-Turner's e23 CO. st. nv.
Is the place to shop before buying. your
a toW hsse You fSr
delivery limited amount Of e-piees mhE.
dining ds room suites with large Duncan
ranging from. 8 to 8 pieces in maple. wal-
nut, mig, and lined oak, ranging from $40.
Jnst received modsrp mig tEin5sd suites
suites. A complete line Of. living room
suites are now, on display. all-sprinE con.
silVs en- We have a 5-pieoe % White enamel I kitcSea
ss for sSas aSG sbs aaa 1snss stcssa
have for immediate delivery Crosley auto.
matte phono and radio combination cab.
met models; Apex. Royal and Cadillac vac.
uum cleaners as low as S4S.95; mig. sec.
retaries and desks; chrome kitchen sets
with porcelain tops; all-spring constructed
studio couches, that open into q double
bed or two twin beds. at $40 to $40 lower
y W roliaway beds IS with felt mat mattresses ready
for delivery. All furniture sold at Turner'S
is brand-new. Shop at Turner'S for your
household needs where your credit is good
and where you make all your payments
right in the store and do not hay have to deal
chsrses Turner's DO not charge ins you nanSs yss
YIN be d9Ssly sure Of getting sgSd do,Ip; fo5pt;
SURE to visit Turner'S All drsn mersnsndis:
until Z pm, Mon. and Thurs. TIL I'm.
TURNER'S, 923 &c" st. NV. MA. 1857.
FURN. AND MISC. ITEMS at 1916 27th st.
Sc, very reasonable; priyuate househoold.
GALVANIZED SIMS. many other uses.
no s,s DssE ssEsa1aaE aaEcaiNoEs 0so e. u.fG stores
GALVANIZED WIRE FENCING, 200 IT,.
new unused, heavy, 36-in. high, matchs
ing gates, steel frames. OR. 14s0. -23
GARAGE, all-metal. wooden frame. 17x
sHs r.. flidins ssoss doors; moves in sections;
CONTINUED % Next Psss.l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
EarringtOnOiHe' |Esst End Village Christened After Local Real Estasof-Ssarted Boom That Resulted in Up- Building of SectOr-SeFved as President Of old Board of Aldermen

Sunday afternoon. His start In life I know from the beginning. Scheme ChanEea Tn the days mentioned. there was a huge cry on the part of the pulp lic for three family houses D. T.'s Idea was to construct single dgel- linRs on his new plot Of ground. but after looking over the field, and consulting with many prospective buyers. changed to the three-fam- fly scheme. Idylwood Avenue was just a cart path. without layout or grade. and in addition. the property was much higher than the roadway. But even the construction of suitable cement walls and cement sidewalks did not deter him and he built all of the houses there. ex- cept the Dutton house. originally the home of the Porter who owned the land.
 Meeting Burlington took me back to the days mentioned Living thereabOut. was a young man, a newspaper reporter. whose name we think. was Quiller Leigh. or some thing like that. He died Q ''hard" death Dec. IS last.
 Anyway, he officially chlsstened the village. 'Farringt0nyille." The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

eneraa, eA rectal snscsgy&r-e lad eeea egeEee1 oe ~A oaAeA e Nslo sacsaa eo@a4ty Yankee Ass Gt. A. wAsse nan woala have spofnea a pgsee that Ae bad to Win ne a4eo- catang uoaereliea,ioa of his race.
 nere tor a vacation. Garter said
 wAas a ail Sasas aewa so Is that 2 am a -NaEeer torers
 n love ell ay fellow men Ae sad. n love 1ews anc CatAo1scS and NeRroes eoNn so bat not tn- cln6inx Blsso Even God AlmteAty coaaenS oo that
 Carer sad he would spend most as the Summer here. returning to Orpengsile abous a week before tl,e eaecsioa 5aly . wheEe Bsioos seat ;x benz contested. Ne said he would say sn 0Eeearille about two weeks then return here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
Nora A. LsPogo |Awoits DischoEQe

parananae. phlllrpna IsiAnas@ ena t. Nora A. Lepane. Army Nurse Corps olllcer from WalaE1ufS Cam. ie among thoae recently nEnp ressea At the Replacement Com- mAnd Disposition Center near A8Ae ni,a for the return Co the Unitea states and release from the Sefts rN ls. fepaEe left the Unilaa states May IS. iees and served with the s,h General Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
nv THE OUT EASTER

I met Daniel q. Harrington. ST.. this week. Naturally. as an Out Easter. we stopped, talked. and re- viewed old days out here before any other part. except Hollywood Avenue. was built up. It was Daniel T. Far rineton, and no one else who start ed the boom that resulted in the up-building Of the East End. Forty years ago, the circus played the Porter lots, then running northerly from East Main street ct the present Beecher Avenue corner. to the present Elliott Avenue.
 This was property owned by Jim Porter. then living in the old farm house at the corner of East Main Street and Southmayd Road. Across the street on the south side of East Main from Englewood Ave- nue to the Mad River. swamp land. was also owned by the same Porter. But the norters down below" near the Meriden Road. owned that p0r- ton Of land easterly to the point Elaere tt joined with the Jim Porter property. Across the street. the soc called baseball field Of Hamilton Park, legally named ProprietofSs Common, was also Porter property. pasture land. bought for the sum of el7.s00 Of which the city paid ei5.000 and the late Miss Caroline 4. Platt contributed e1.S00. Another Porter. or one os the several fam flies by that name out here in those days. owned the full depth of Idyl- wood Avenue, saEe the Wright Place ct the corner Of East Main running along to the old Plank Road.
 It was this property that Far- Fineton acquired. and thus made his first real entray into the Teeog- nized field of real estate dealers. But Dan had aeld many homes bee fore this. after doing . full days work at 6ooviil's Mill and on a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

wnlNsner ~ Snsese suF Ssg xsAS& ena 4AsS Enaae 0 RNSSele 4ar 4lza Id mcuNsaanA1lp n1a Aas mnaA 2of Nnsh me nanre ana Gre ax@0ss~ mam4S. nog ee EoeRe6 sAe Gze slA aons tAe oAg oesoce sae naaNnasS bafsaaS. aeoglR WEtA pollce aeae~ uuaxecaS. eor sae votes sANt NeGt Nsth personal aEqeal W4a always oe Te4nenseEe6.
 Dan Raxsane<uM knD&S AN aooat waaAs t wEstasn here. n waS his mina. his thourhss Ana his am hisann shae 9rugwe ehTuurA she years to eFanp tfe pEeSnt haeh standing of t3se Ezm thai bean hs name. Dan FasxqnEeon, Sen1or. never foFeot a fr1end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

name stuck for years. Annually. the
 entire neighborhood, men, women
 an children, made e pilgrimage to old Grange Han where supper was served and where new neighbors were introduced to the original settlers. D. T. made fun arrange
 ments along with his press agent. the late Quiller. While many re- quests were made for admission. the assembly was Eept down in num-
 bers with the community spirit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
IBilboCalls
 EditorC0FteF .'Quislins'

Rookpae. aae. Sune ts-sUpA- PaaGzer RSaae eaSeer aeessne Gar ter os tlSe CsReHri.le sA1SSsA Dem ocEasSTsmes cAack1ea saeAe 9ne1 told he bad @eeA @eScxsAee Ae q S Sen. Thcoaase e. BaSA ID aAisS..l as 7oae cf taae outstanding Qals1iurS os sAe SoasA.~
 BilbO. la a speech Ge,isese6 as proxy. sad that Carers prsHe sos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

InsNSNaanR d Na tamEe. 0e cUuzSe, ne A1Agor WaS 1nNltea egesa &i2se ee tam0, snolualne TMoa& ana
 R 0anHoea
 Today. Dan EaggsnEtsA ls Aliaa, hat he aoes teaenbef. us AeAl9 was always eig and q Is sust aS oie toaAy ca e wak @ years ago. As president uf she ele board cf alats'~ men. sittlng in the @la Citg Maa annex, w'tth bis mAn Es1aag, sne ouillUf. at Als Slae. he hAndlea al asbataAae questions wstA calm and olnnltg and held tle fg3enashlP ot no entire board. u was a ward aI1alr "a thuse oagS, witA thfee al~ damen from each of the Hse ois~ tFacfs. Sahn gGmrseg and Dan Began renspSunteo the old lifth.
 al1na politics prevailed and one eot nowhere, without being oackod bg the ward cammltsee. The Quiller was the sfh ward chairman. Q com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
c-E nrrs RACTORr

1pWen. Mass. 9une 1s.-sCPs- The facsoy which tlse General Elec- sric Company has been uperating hage under aease x1nce 1ea9 Gar tne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13
ArorANErrA IN alExIcO

Acoaanetsa. ratin-American ec. sreSs prominently featured in Rko Radios Tartan and the LAopAra Woman" is back in Mexico CilH after a New Vork vacation. She 9 one os Nexicoe foremost stylists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

proaucsioa Nf electrac cords. tla- osSscens aampAzoadeES. and parts has been pnchaSee hp O-E. e WaE aa- nuaangNc xWy4rreeN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-13

Mecharisation os ralyS sulphur names R being consicered.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

Betty Le Dent. %, oIso O member Of the
Washington club demonstrates the book
bend spin She hos posed three figure ond
two donce tests ond will enter solo ond dance
competition this seoson. In odditlon to her
skotine toIents Betty is boIIet doncer.
Laurel outlook., 1946-07-24
The Outlook Says:

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Krug and son
John, and Mrs. Krug's sister, Mrs.
Katherine Reichert of Billings re-
turned Monday from a visit with
relatives in Garden City, Kan. The
Krug family formerly resided in
Garden City, arriving there from
Russia in 1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cloyd return
ed Sunday from a two weeks trip
and a visit with relatives in Min
nesota and Minot, N. D. During
the time they vacationed at the
Lake of the woods in Ontario and
at Winnipeg Lake, Manitoba, Can
ada.
Shirley Mae Collins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Collins is
spending several weeks at Flat
head Lake the guest of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Krog-
stad.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Stickelberger
and family visited Sunday at the
home of Senator and Mrs. T. l..
Burke of Billings.
Entertaining for her five hundred
club, Mrs. H. A. Edgmond was host
ess last Wednesday evening. Mrs.
Christina Keck received the high
score prize and Mrs. A. E. Weber
and Mrs. J.. o. Speare tied for the
second prize.
Mrs. W. o. Baker has as her
guest Mrs. Minnie Graves of Port
land, Ore, a former resident of
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Rainford of
Billings, Bob Rainford and Lyle
Rakness, Jr., yer guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. &C. R. Robson. Mr..
Bob Rainford and Mr.. Rakness
have recently returned from the
service.
Dow Edwards returned from
Broadview where he spent last
week and his brother Hugh Ed
wards went to Broadview where
he will be employed during the
summer.
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Laurel News Items

AS representative of the Walthe,
League of st. Johns Lutheran
church, Miss Geraldine Schessler and
Miss Betty Lackman attended the
district encampment last week at
the Lions camp near Red Lodge.
More than 100 other league mem
bers attended from other towns and
cities.
Miss Lorraine Pittman of Billings
spent the week end here with her
cousin, Miss Donna Orndorff. Miss
Pittman is a Western Union teletype
student.
Pfc. John w. Schaub is here on
a 15-day furlough while visiting his
wife at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Sexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Coles from
north of Billings were dinner guests
here Sunday of Nj. and Mrs.
August Metzger.
Mrs. Arnold Schwab and Mrs.
Bud Sexton were hostesses Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Roscoe Shay, when they entertained
at a shower for Mrs. Donald
Schwab. Games, including bingo,
were played and refreshments were
served.
R. j. Williams was called to
Butte last week by the serious ill
ness of a relative. While there he
contacted a number of friends he
had known years ago when he was
a resident of Butte and worked in
the mines. He observed that many
changes have occurred in the city
and that the mining industry has
often modified it's methods.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Japer and
daughter from Dighton, Kans., were
guests here Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Hageman, former resi-
dents of Dighton. They had toured
the Black Hills of South Dakota.
From here they went to Helena and
will return home via. Yellowstone
park.
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before going cross and as para
troop officers were in invasion OPP
erations in the vicinity of Cher
bourg. Two superior officers hav-
ing been killed, Captain Roysdon
was commanding the battalion when
he met his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Void and two
sons returned Wednesday from
Seattle. Mrs. Void and sons had
been guests for three weeks of
Mrs. Wold's mother, who resides
in Seattle. Mr.. Void left here
Friday to accompany them home.