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OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.J

DIGNIFIED ATTRACTIVE OFFICES with
| unusual services and facilities, available to
oFPIeE sshR.tS Ha Tor
architect, on main business street in Ar
service .ns pon. Of prssn on:
ested in developins Virginia property;
also temporary storage space. light nom
psrishabie ni faal items only. 500 to 76o So it.
SUITE OF ROOMS. all with pvt. bath, 3rd
noor' 1908 II st. NV; End and 3rd noors,
a2Tnn 2n1s l9th ahr1nS fna sts nr;y.+
Pleasant section: s1o0 per month. KEL-
S: @ @ssse S@1Sc1 @ s. s sI; s5story ss and %
on ss. A.: avail immedist.ly; owner viii
give attractive lease. For additional infoI-
za14t4iecs.1 z14t4ci13f y ofplcEs for doctors. snri
s. ;na UI ..sys. and J. sna
S.sis 81 s}sE I Dg lssa ssss and ss
bSdns into very oees for
choice ofnse space. Call KAY REALTY
S1roNT S4i SA ciseLE siSS srup1os-I.rse .as isst-
one, 90: available church. school. club
.;3;s5 i5s od s'sa
PHYSICIANS or dentists, excellent location
Gated cor a1st and R SITS NV; j, 2 or
3 floors, approx. 1000 SO. it. per floor:
living quarters available on premises
Phone Mr.. Post or Mr.. Ferry. NE. 1873.
9th AND EYE sTs. N.w.-and and srd
floor space, also basement: for immediate
SSsupsngy rs MI 1lshs ss6a manufaeturinr
sUiTABLE for dental laboratory. drafts
aas4ssS
sEn rh 'sssss sees
WlECInNBRa CO.. 1907 st. NV. ma
NEWLY REMoDELED BLDG, downtown X
ST., ready for occupancy Oct. /; suites or
individual rms: available including sround
noor fS on once With plate glass window suit
P,REYFUss 5sRRoSss., Realtors, lois 18TH
llsas' sa' sots sr. 1Ss.w.-New bldr., entire Is.
sssat oss; il; spRuRY REALTY corr
1918 Ere sT. 'aS;w.-Entire 1st Il. q 8
rms, $3.50 mo: also 2 sinsle rms. on end
Sion At 81 pR6Ra 1Rd ss9 9 osp nSssf
sh 81 1la3 aNB n SITS. Me- rms, entrsne. msS
hall and bath; excellent for dentist: S65
mo. mo. DRuRY REALTY CORP. 1897 K,
lease to respon sible tenant; immediate pos
session: reasonable rent. Please 'call
ONE BLOCK from ststler Hotel, 1924
AZ st. n.w-street fir. suitable for ofnces,
SECOND-FLOOR FRONT ROOM, G0x18,
on busy 1900 block Of 7th ST. NV: suit
ehle for dentist. doctor or beauty parlor.
BETHESDA, 1-room once: partial use Of
reception room. 1880 Wisconsin ave, phone
1907 II ST. NV. s75. rms, pvt. bath
and small nm: heat and light Included
DAyID E. BARRY. ME. 2O25. -26
OFFICES, best location on Wilson blvd:
| ample parking space: suitable for lawyers
or dentists: available now; 9 rooms, bath
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN, OK. 1900: OK
SHARE NEWLY DECORATED OFFICE. in
estate broker. CAN sH. ssss. between 8
CONN, NEAR l.; I'd floor. front room;
about 22xlI, partially furnished: S85 per
mo. Box 1856. Star
$50 18TH ST. N.w.-studio or once, j
large room and one small. hish ceiling and
private Law. on frst nr. rear.
TWO other spaces may be available in
other part Of bldg. having real atmos-
phere attracting the discriminating per
son: FREDERICK l.. PATERSON, 1901
Evening star., 1946-09-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

VETERAN wants to buy BLDG.
suitable for store or lot to build Box
APPRox. seOa so. TT. any snd comm
lot: location unimportant: for immediate
purchase. Phone RA 67s3. -s6
CONCERN needs approx
mateiy $500 SO. IT. warehouse or shop for
a light heating assembly plant. Interested
possible all utilities. including gas Any
location Willing to install permanent
hea tins equipment IN ouildine. Temple
Oo9Q 30s
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
zoned industrial both in D. G. and nearby
short-term lease. PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. Once uN. 1928; res. EN- $3.50
railroad siding, D. c.. with loading plat
forms for both freight cars and. trucks;
includes separate brick ONCE bldg. with
Eround on grade with st.: more ground
available II needed; $3.50 monthly. 5-yr
lease. 4. M. ROTH. woodward Blds..
Evening star., 1946-09-24
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

GEONGETOWN-2 industrially zoned lots,
TO close an setste. Call Mr.. O'Donnell
THQS. J. FISHER & CO., Realtors DI
SS ii. 900 SQUARE TT. in s.. near r-r. Sid
ing, with J-story corner brick bldg, 48xSO:
may be purchased in part. in entirety: an
excellent location for any 2 comm. bust
TY CO --27
Evening star., 1946-09-24
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WANTED by, national concern. modem
100000 So TT. warehouse within & blocks
east or west North Capitol st. and north
or south Of Union Station. Not more than
> miles Box So-G. Star -25
WANTED TO RENT 1000 or more sa. IT.
OF warehouse space for storage, shipping
and receiving. MR.. ATTWILL, Elk. 774S
days: HO 554O ewes 80
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STORES WANTED,

SMALL SPACE for exclusive hand made
millinery: Must be in good NV. section Tel.
STORE. I.000-1 500 50. IT,, for furniture
and upholsterins. Box 67-J, star. 2bs
SMALL SPACE, in ladies' ready-to-wear
or specially shop; centrally located, for
hosiery repairing concession, on percentas sc
basis: call after IL noon. Ii. 1852. go
Evening star., 1946-09-24
STORES FOR SALE

"RADIO AND APPLIANCE BUSINESS"-
owners forced to sell this very profitable,
well-eouipped store; excellent location with
a GOOD lease: unusual opportunity for 2
partners experienced in this field: SlO, 200
cash required. For full details please call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE 1856
Evening star., 1946-09-24
oUr-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven. ideal climate on
Florida's Gull Coast. Fertile homesites. l
munity boat dock privil.. hard rd., -siee.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500,
$45 down, SIS mo-, tmmed. possession. For
beautiful Illustrated free booklet write or
phone bet. and B. PAUL e. HARRISON,
1882 X st. NV, ME- 1143. -6
Evening star., 1946-09-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANrEp.

Cash BUYERS FOR YOUR NOUSE-Lisi
with us for courteous and eflcient service
NORTHEAST REALTY. WA. 1925. -25
OR RIM. BUNGALOW on l to 2 acres
near bus, under $500; not over mile,
District. Nd. or Va LII 32O6. -2h
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

GAS STATION. land, small house wanted
70 buy; 50-75 miles from D. c. Box l4-J,
Evening star., 1946-09-24
COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

2sI8 N. WASH. Blvd broom bungalow,
ideally adapted for a physician or dentist
]. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Realtor. 1926
Wilson blvd, GIL. 1923, OK. 2121. -25
Evening star., 1946-09-24

TODAY's BEST .BUYs-Tvo downtown
frsprooi bldgs., leased to major corp; :,
once bldg, near medical center; base
ment store, end and 3rd floors leased;
LIST floor suitable for professional uses.
will be delivered with title
Ripe for large development Rislto The
ater site, 9th st. near G. throush to sth
st NV, price; s359:0 For further de- d
RICE M SALOMON CO.. Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance Brokers. Southern
cation, low rentals, priced at S14,500, ex-
cellent buy. Cali A. 8. GARDINER & CO..
Realtors, 1881 L st. NV. Ma. 0334.
COLORED, 13 2-fam apt bldss.. brick,
modern, only 5 yrs. old. separate entr !.
individual heating plants; priced to sell
quick; sold as group only. Mr.. PORTER,
575
Evening star., 1946-09-24

$50 18th ST. N.W.-Studio or once ]
large room and one small. hish ceiling and
private Law. on frst nr. rear.
Two other spaces may be available in
other part of bldg having real atmos-
phere attracting the discriminating per-
son. FREDERICK l.. PATERSON. 1901
Evening star., 1946-09-24

INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE tcent.)
sve.-40.000 50. IT. at SOC 4 foot includ-
ing a modern large 6-rm. house. garages,
shop, etc: now divided into 3 separate
lots all adjacent with frontage. H. M.
HUNTER. WA 6S48 "a
Evening star., 1946-09-24
jNVEsT. PROP. FOR SALT Gent.

INCOME OVER S33 600 per year on fire-
proofed apt bldE,;. 81 rooms. 90 baths
elevator: excellent 10Th st. location; walk
ing distance to Govt. bldss.; price less
than 9 times income. L. H. MAuRY, AID,
1926 DI 3346
Ist COMMERCIAL. 1928 1st st. and 81
Florida ave. NV: 2 houses. one heating
unit; 10 rooms. 2 baths; price. Sl7.500;
broker cooperation invited Mr. Douglas
IA. 1894. JOHN r. PINKETT. INC. 1902
New jersey ave. NV. Du; 0707. "a
18th AND n SITS. N.W.-2nd commercial.
stories and basement. oil heat: ideal for
some business or an investment: $4,000
above trust. GAEGLER REALTY CO. ewes,
n ST. N.w.-A group of weli-rented stores
and apts. in Georgetown near Key Bridge.
Annual income, approx. $4,000; cash re-
auired, S25 900; good financing for ball
aneS. For complete details call MILTON
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - Practically
new 4-family apt. in ne. only 3 yrs. old;
rent. S2.S32 . year: frll basement: bargain
a. $19.95o, SHAPIRO. NC, 1106 Vt
ave. NE. 1717 or AID. 04SS after ?. m
Evening star., 1946-09-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

ARLINGTON BUILDING LoTs-wiii .x-
change. submit yours, regardless of loca-
tion. EDWARD BOWERS. 11o4 18th st.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

16x18O. IN HIGHLY restricted section Of
incinded 1 prise Of os Al cash.
1OOxI2O wooded lot, well located in
Lyon Park: utilities in street; . blocks from
1Oc bus to Wash; priced reasonably; half
cash.
Level lot. partly wooded, in Jefferson
Park, Alex. excellent quality homes in
neighborhood First $1,000 cash takes It,
Exclusive with ARCHIE H. DANIELS
Broker. GIL. 4O6O or DI. $3.50 "a
COLORED, 1000 ELK. of 4sth st. ne,
mr.. Sheriff rd.-Beautiful lots, 100-ft.
Rsasonabiy Hsan; m priced; csii KEYsToNE REAL
TY CO.. Ma. 1884 or Ho. 236s.. 81
5,S23 so. FT., fronting on 3rd
house or private home. EQUITABLE
REALTY CO. MI. 20s0. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-24

Mo. about 80 mi from D. c.; Groom
house with furnace. all necessary OUT
bldss.; tenant house, 30-eow barn: prae--
1888; (Sun. and ewes. WI. $500, Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
M'QUILLAR DEFEATS EDDY
FOR LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

Monday night a Olympia Bob
by McQuillar Of Port Huron de-
feated Bill Eddy Of Flint for 90
state Lightweight championship
OF Michigan.
Or. y. II. schlafer represent
ing the Michigan Athletic Board
advised Bobby to take long
rest McQuillars hands were
badly swollen and inflamed but
the doctor said for him not 10
worry as il was a common con-
dition among young boxers The
new champ took all ten rounds
Eddy entered the ring Wearing
bandages above both ewes
The preliminaries offered some
action also. Eddie O'Neil clip
ped Jack Parks. sending him
head first through the ropes in
to the press seats O'Neill gained
a K.O one minute and 40 sec
onds OF the 4th round
Rufus Knighton decisioned Bill
Bengal.
Leroy Lawson. Wyandotte. de-
feated sonny Roy Taylor
Donnee Crisco Detroit gained
a T.K.o. over Bill nevries, OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
ROXBOROUCH IN JAIL
HEARS JOE'S FIGHT

When Joe spoke his greetings
10 his mother and his former
manager, John RoXhorough al
the conclusion Of his fight with
Billy Conn last Wednesday night
he proved 10 the world that he
had not forgotten the two peo-
pie in his life who helped TO put
him where he is today
John Roxborough. with cigar
in mouth and earphones on, lis
tened 10 the fight from his cell
in Jackson prison whore he is
serving "a year sentence for
violation Of the gambling laws
II was the first time that his
former manager had been unable
10 be at the ringside since he
and the late Jack Blackburn first
recognized Louis boxing ability
over 10 years ago and started
him on his road 10 fame.
Unable to he there in person
he showed he was there in spi-
rit when he sent Joe a telegram
which said he hoped for an early
win.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
Lena Horne NAV
Play New Opera

HOLLYWOOD PPS)-- Lena
Horne, tentatively Is slated to
play Broadway next fall in a
revised version Of "Beggar's OPP
era" being staged by Dale Was
serman and Perry Watkins.
Duke Ellington has composed
the score with hook and lyrics
by John Latouche.
Wasserman and Watkins are
currently dickering with Michael
Redgrave, British film-legit star,
for the male lead
New version OF "Beggar's", ORR
ginally written by John Gay in
the 18th century as satire on
British society Of the period has
been budgeted at $2O0,o0 and is
scheduled to 20 into rehearsal in
August.
Tentatively titled street Mu-
sic the show will feature ~
songs by Ellington and Latouche.
probably the most ever included
in one musical.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

Rocco sides are being currently
re-issued Available now are:
SHADE or THE OLD APPLE
TREE TUNKE BLUES. ST. LOU
Is BLUES COCKTAILS FOR
TWO SUGAR and BEGIN THE
BEGUINE.
a Man WITH A MIND or
HIS oWN free from racial pre-
iudice Is George Aud. He not
only talks against bivotry
practices what he breaches.
somehow. knowing wha, a right
guy he Is added 70 my enjoyment
Of mis- music Monday night a.
me Art Institute.
HERE AND THERE We have
noted 10 be impatient with Gov.
friends noted % be impatient with
Gov Arnall % Ga. They seemed
70 feel he would play patty
cake with the xxx mobstsrs.
Anyone who has ever met or
heard the Governor Will not be
quick 70 throw rocks AZ him. He
is truly fine. clear thinking
man
Even now d developes he was
busy making thorough inyesti-
CATION on which 70 base his ac-
lions while his critics were r.
ritahly demanding this and that.
our money is on the Governor
of Georgia 20 bring about the
desired action once ne is properly
and thoroughly prepared for IL.
Not before nor later And II any
one can make dent in that
cracker-conceyed fascism II will
be responsible sincere Southern
leaders o. Arnslls calibre.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
LOUIS RESISTS JACOBS
PLAN FOR BOUT IN FALL

NEW YORK--(ANP) ~ II Mike
Jacobs has his way. Joe Louis,
who successfully defended his
heavyweight crown at Madison
Square Garden last "Wednesday
night by an easy S-round kayo
OF Billy Conn will fight again
this year preferably in Septem-
her but against TAM Mauriello.
white. or Jersey Joe Walcott, re-
cent conquerer OF Jimmy Bivins.
but il Joe has his way as
we'll as the cash customers who
are still yelling after paying sums
ranging up TO 800 each for the
highly bally-hooed "battle'-he
will not defend his crown again
until 1857 Although Louis col
lected s6259l644 for the effort
he will have little 10 show for it
Uncle Sam took s406,oo0 for in
come taxes The champion owed
more than 100000 10 the govern
ment for back taxes prior 70 join
ing the army, had training ex-
penses to pay. was allegedly in
debted 10 Jacobs for an est-
mated $4,000 in advances and
had 10 also spit with his ex-wife,
Marva. who came 10 New York
with their daughter Jacqueline
and with Jimmy Braddock, from
whom he won the crown in 1887
Because OF his earnings We'd
nesday night. any further bouts
this year would he mainly for
the exercise since virtually all
would go to the government for
income tax.
So Louis will probably spend
the rest OF the summer taking II
easy and making personal APP
pearances. He is expected TO re-
main here until the first OF July
then 20 to Cleveland TO play in
golf tournament July 4, and
6 unless he decides TO fly 10
Scotland to witness the British
open golf tournament starting
July l. There is also the matter
OF the opening Of his restaurant
between July s and IA.
II Louis falls TO fight any more
this year. II will also give a
chance for the after-fight storm
TO blow over. Jacobs faces
possible 100000 suit for charg-
ing that a critic OF the bout. Con-
gresham Donald OToole OF
Brooklyn. Irish like Conn, was
blowing off because Mike refused
to send him a free seat. O'Toole
threatened a. congressional probe
and other legislators have also
spoken their pieces, although the
boxing fraternity expects nothing
TO come OF II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
CRAMTONS' CORNER
By LOUIS CRAMTON

IN THE LAST TWO WEEKS
we have seen no less than four
widely varied and differing sto-
ries tall OF them inside dope toot
explaining how Maurice "Rockkin'
Rhythm' Rocco happened to get
started az his spectacular stand
up style pianistivs
It's true We never got around
10 asking that pleasant FOUNDER
OF the worries The wny-for of IL.
hut knowing him as well as we
do We'll het all fur versions are
The dreams of an imaginative
press agent Rocco has AWAY
had flare for showmsnship and
We are certain that ~ was no
happonstance on odd chance that
led MIN 10 success Rocco worked
and planned for his success
Rocco worked ana planned for
IL didn't come easy or fast He
tried lot Of gags before he
really Wicked in New York
Before that be had long
tough grind AZ The Capitol bar
in Chicago loop. Little by IT.
lie he won friends despite the
har babble and glass climbing
His Decca releases were never
property handled or distributed
and did him very little good
Now they arc choice items for
collectors He records for Guild
too had only limited distribu-
tion due 20 'he limited set-up
Guild had Fortunately they Will
no. disappear from the ayaila-
bilitv lisf Ike The choice old
peccas or Guild has been bought
ont By be fas' growing Music
craft Rccord Company and the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

Horsemen were grand too. last
but not least. Mrs. Helen Thomp-
son OF Romeo, Mich. I have an
undying gratitude for the many
letters she sent and nice things
she did.
1T HAPPENED TO rs
In pursuit OF someone who we
will catch later land that's a
promise), we sprained our foot
Friday and at this time our doc
tor, Robert c. Bennett, has us
confined TO hed-dammit but DR..
says he will let us 20 before
you read this With the 4th OF
July dance coming up at the
Forest Club with Jimmie Daven-
port and lots OF work for DR..
Hughes, Or. Jones tthe eye, ear.
nose and throat speclalistl along
with our regular duties. we are
very unhappy.
HERE AND THERE
Melrose Story was year young
er Sunday past while Sadie
Thompkins celebrated her natal
Monday. Speaking OF B'days
our third brother. Cornelius. tells
us (via phonel he Just celehrat-
cd his 10th. He wants also 10
know II he's grown. Madeline
Robinson and her quiet sister,
Annabell Friday took time to
visit us during our recent con
valescence Thanks. ladies'.
Naomi Webb Cthe lady with the
voice. will soon be heard sing
ing again Buffalo James has
opened new chop house on Ner-
nor Hwy. Attention promoters:
There is girl that lives AZ ell6
Brush street with the initial G
+. that you could place in the
Skies or any other alleged tor
flight dump In the country.
that gal has a voice but not
as sweet as our linotype opera
tors Henry J Brewer when he
speaks To bar-maid that ans
wers To the name Of Sue-Mr, Il.
likes that gal j Sidney b Clark
1.-THE lawyer has no fear from
the state. due 10 their investiga-
ton Savoy Bruton (our ex's
slsl is visiting here from Chi
cago Savoy still seems to he in
terested in Langford = James
who is in town for the week
end. Naomi Webb asked us to
thank all OF her friends for all
the lovely things they said and
did in her behalf during her ill.,
ness To those in and out OF the
profession including her agent,
Chester Rentie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

Grand Rapids
Thomas. Brisco. "a Negro re-
forced two bouts in fine style
Monday nights attraction was
witnessed by 3A2l fans with
gate receip, ~ s6S796o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

EUUI TIbHHHW q y Z
|Adel, Metcalf-Adele ways
hound time To tell OF what was
lhappcring here in the Valley. :.
chester Rcntie. Shirley and Gae
Yes too. did their part. The
|lsier sent us a Xmas box which
contained The first tooth paste
We had seen for almost year,
Our fellow members Of the IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
THE PEACEFUL sun

a. usacefuI Sun up In the blue
Sometime. l think l envy you.
S~ru here we have a load to
bear
/ an day I look at you and sigh
a. you go sailing through the
sky.
/, lang Ia be mp there with you
could sail across the blue
yoo see the evil OF the land
Won see the penalty paid BY man.
Won see the wrong and see the
right
Van see the reason why We fight.
Sometimes clouds will hide your
fee .
And make you seem far out Of
place.
tho when the rain has come and
gone
you viii remain In the sky
alone
Health and light you freely give
So Mother Natures plants will
live.
And human beings give thanks 10
you
oh, peaceful sun MP In the blue.
Bob Crawford
The above verse was written
IN August while we were sweat
inr Il OUT in New Guinea in ~.
|Now that We are back in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

states and have
no fear OF be-
ing blow n TO
bits by enemy
action 1t seems
that We have
forgo ten the
many that were
kind 10 us dur
ing those hectic
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
Peter Schmidt Claims
Leipsic Girl As Bride

Peter Schmidt, son of Mrs. Edward
Clapp of Bluffton and Miss Maxine
Hector, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hector of Leipsic were married
in a candelight ceremony in the
United Brethren church at Belmore,
Saturday night, Feb. 9 at 7 o'clock,
it was announced this week.
Rev. P. w. Lutz, pastor of the
church officiated in double ring
ceremony.
), Preceding the ceremony was a
half hour of music by Miss Carolyn
Romey pianist and Mrs. Wilford
Steiner, vocalist, both of Bluffton.
Mrs. Charles Payne, Jr., sister Of
the bride was matron of honor and
bridesmaids were Miss Anne Hector
and Miss Betty Crawfis sister and
cousin of the bride.
Abe Schmidt, brother of the groom
was best man and ushers were
Charles Crawfs and Richard Ely,
cousins of the bride.
The bride is a graduate of McComb
high school and Fredericks Beauty
school, Lima.
The groom is a graduate of Bluff
ton high school and recently return
ed after three years overseas ser
vice in the Navy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
VOn Dale Winget
Weds In st. Mdrys

Wedding of Miss Won Dale Winget,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Win
get of Bluffton and Robert Fry, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fry of st.
Marys took place last Thursday night
at o'clock at st. Paul's parsonage
in st. Marys.
Rev. Schmidt officiated in double
ring ceremony and the couple was at
tended by Harold Fry, brother of the
bridegroom. Following the ceremony
the couple left on short trip thru
Kentucky.
The bride, employed at the Triplett
plant here is a graduate of Mt. Cory
high school and attended Ohio State
university.
Mr.. Fry a graduate of st. Marys
high school was discharged recently
from the Navy after three and one
half years of service. The couple are
living in st. Marys.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-02-21
Beaverdam

The members of the Leisure Hour
club were entertained on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. James
Ramsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Larue of
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Larue
and family of Lafayette, Mrs. Lenore
Hullinger of Lima and Mr.. and Mrs,
Olan Larue of Mansfield were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Darue.
Mrs. Carl Weaver and family of
Dayton visited Saturday with Mrs.
Lille Anderson.
Rev. and Mrs. Bryce Nichols of
Piqua and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer War
rington of near Cairo were visitors
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rockhill of
Napoleon were Saturday evening
guests of the latters mother, Mrs.
Eta Yant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pratt, son
Warren and daughter Mrs. Lynn d.
Ryan of Toledo were Sunday dinner
guests of Miss Ruth Durkee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marshall and
daughter Melinda of Urbana were
week end guests and visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Pugh and son Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Gregg of
Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schmidt of Perrysburg were Thurs
day evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmer Beery and son and Mrs.
Cynthia Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Michael and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Miss Mildred Saum in Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rupright
called on Frank Barber and VIM.
Bowers Sunday afternoon who are
patients at Lima Memorial Hospital
C. E. Kramer is confined to his
home due to an injury he received
while working at the Farmers
elevator. Callers the past week were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ewing and
Homer Weimer of Col. Grove, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Fett of Rockport,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Pummel and
son of Lima, Ralph Hall, Mrs. Lille
Anderson, Roy Best, Earl Bowers,
Sam Varvel, Ronald Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellie Gierhart.
]. f. Cordrey, son of Mrs. w. T.
Cordrey is i'll at his home here.