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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
DERRYDALE sToCK, DA

DERRYDALE STOCK, DAIRY L. HORSE
Farm, at auction. TUESDAY. JUNE 25.
] A.M.-105 a., 500 q. in the finest of
Leesburg, Va. and approximately % mi.
from Washinston, D. c., on U. S. Route Z
in Loudoun County. Modern Groom
barns and up-to-the- minute 1OO-cow dairy
barn. fully equipped for handling Grade A
milk. Following the land sale we will
sell all livestock and modern farm equip
ment. With our long years of experience
in selling farms throughout the country,
offered better landA than this. either pri-
to Washington. D. c.. this. farm will suit
an ONCE in the city but wants a home in
the country. II you are interested in buy
finest farming section in the State Of
virginia. you will meet US at this worth
while sale. We can always arrange sood
& SON. Auctioneers, Roanoke, Va
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANT ACREAGE in Maryland or Virginia;
will give in payment an equity OF $4,000
in brick home subject only to one trust:
has rooms, bath. sarase., 3 porcheS, on
street in NoSthwest Wash. D. c., that
has become eAered within the last II
months. Box S4-R. Star -..5
WE WANT ACREAGE in Prince George
and Montgomery Co, suitable for subdivis-
ion: Quick cash transaction. Call MR..
TURNER. DU. 2124, daytime. DE. 1895
ewes. ~
col oRED THE BROoKLAND REALTY
co. has long list of cash customers wait
ing 10 6uy that house you are, thinking
house Or apa artment with US. we can rent
that furnished Housekeeping room too!
For prompt. efficient service, call us. =
AD llSS or come in. 1401 You st. NV.
Room 300. We are open today and every
dsy from 500 IN. to 500 pm
ACREAGE WANTED in immediate vicinity
Of D; c.: pay cash or accept as equity in
hnilding @ protect; Box "5-R: Star.
WANTED vicinity Of Oxon Hill or Accokeek
10. 10 or more acres acres, Doesn't matter if is on
d2ses q soT not. With or WITHOUT house d
LAND WITH FRONTAGE on o. S. High
way No, J.; not further than 90 miles
Of Washington. D. c. Box 291-M, Star.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK, Chrysler. Dodge. Plymouth. Olds
ano and ie,arans Dy n'esa 70 supgs
ns,ds ouT messIa % OsrSIns eu!!atn1 @ teI
s2sEf'.s = S. y N.Y. sd F1 s tSes g
BUCKS wanted l will pay the high
iiAs s0 AuTo Sz1Es r any .ne mode al
@ gUIck -! t9$S n;,, sedan in good condition:
have sIa 1889 ,E BuicS o convertible; Will trade or
81 Bufck essh' oWNERs W. ERso be wise. Big prices
n Rad any sfaE 2E RSds srp sd sf h frye s
NV, cor, N Open to $50 pm, closed
sTIcKs, Sui ctheyrolsss; G. EOrds, - Pontiac t or
s5s s assS s" e. WI Rsg rs s sfHfi5
CADiLL. L.cNLate. model series g. urgently
needed bv private party. Call TIE. 5ssl.
CHEvRoIET-Private party needs 1886
1912, in GOOD condition, at once. All c sh
No dealets. Phone EX 3s70. -.6
eaaS as+s psy sa more than H. No
cHEvRoLET oNNERs pe wise Big prices
BARNEsaSpERs SfSz s:p5 1900 fi i4th fFHe st
NV. cor. n. Open to $50 pm, closed
cBEVRoLKr OWNERS. set every dollar
Rice, CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4433
SsStSht1g';s do5eY 'si es' ss s ss,Es s
cHEVRoIEE. 1s 1s 1fsokp. rtYMourHMvss- v
have bad leg. and would prefer late
model car. Will pay cash. Call TIE. 0a3s.
aopsh &c ioss ee5 as nc car4o Is9 'ans St
Tskoma Park, D. G, Gsorsia 1900
FoRDs wanted, I will pay the hishest
Ssfh @Lns Sa'i Auro anS sAnEs R. any .ae mods
smRn solR st owNrRs n9 Adams ss44 do,,.
FORD 0N oWNERs SASh e be oSha slsa avs Big prices
na' any sss - Sfs sfn5 sf i4s frs st
NV, cor. N open to $40 pm. closed
NASH WANTED will pay the hishes,
WILLIAMS AuTo SALES sss' R. any + aRes Mo0st .,
%t onpsMoBE 6&SnRs eSaTS siat e. wise Big price,
see faS sFns sod sf 4h frvt st
NV; NV; cor. N open to $50 pm, closed
saSr2szHsst.s S:=i Es5
FR9no6ThP R2sFH PoSGPs S%SIFs5 I2s5 se, every dollar s
! sSs nl.ss
IN SEE BARNEhSpERs Sfe srins noo a1tle i4tb friye
nw cor. N. open to $50 pm, closed
PoNTIAcs are worth more to Roper" Sc
!.%anIn ye1 will get good price in cash. Cali
ss KSa aEf BiaRk RlanRns rEss
HlgneSt ST., cash prices and courteous service
Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1887 AIVhSs0s Irvins St.
PoSriae P.S AZ ssS%ssSEss. sSss set every dollar your
i Ss afsss rvs:
siss haBf Bhone eai hoSs4t ssns s5ss s's Or
VETERAN needs car at once. late model
e5ststTsa e5aatIea v AZ 0sS sssy your price ii in
ssaas3s n sries stsss1.' ss asss good car at Fs'-
U Weas dss ssd to sg om needs su,s
VETERAN viii pay cash for 80. 40 or
Clean 4 car ca Nus leSe Se IL good condition and
81 900 OR LESS CASH for chev. cl cpe.,
sp; L, or Buick or Pontiac; must be clean and
PRIVATE PARTY needs small car, 1885.
81 3I or '3s' in good condition. cash. Glebe
PRIVATE PARTY needs 1as4-1aa7 car in
S4f1
5-pa ssenger coupe: prefer 1936-39 model.
good condition. Jackson 2156.
ARMY CAPTAIN needs clean 1912 light
or medium sedan; cash; no dealers. AT
A VETERAN needs car. will you sell
him one he needs in his work? Sedan or
coupe, 40, Al or AZ model. any make:
cash Phone RE. Sill days or RE 3s46
nights. .-2b
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

eoups ad soos 3rss
mocha nical shape: S1,55O; within OPA
ssilins; SOL st. NV; 23s
S544; within OPA ceiling. s01 H st. NV
23s
BUICK 1888 special 4-door sports sedan
new recapped tires. motor excellent: $3.50
oPA warranty. HAWKINS g. SHIPLEY
R>rk-'1le S2OU
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr. sedan mechani.
cally good: heater, defroster. seat covers
good oversize tires: clean inside: needs
fender reos- Best offer within OPA cell.
ing; See 4lnday pm. at Soldiers Cub
11th and l. NV.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

sonSun!ts s.ystss ss9us sHs fest yr1,es1
Az AZ terms S., JANIS s E. IAHoNsY, 5sS8,
tilly Estates. Exclusive. 30 minutes from
town. Easy terms. Bus transportation l
don Bold Or come out Va. Route so on
road to Winchester to signs marked
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER. 10 miles from
gently rolling land. all cleared . small
per acre NJ MecAY N 4 MccHy. & .'S Mclean, Va" va
81 FEE ACRE, q miles from 2: 6: in
M ms sdo srs to poaa M acres
sonsiasrssis ss i saw saw tinbeT' MecAY 8
M1aAx XckI mleaT aeaf Mle ys ost Sk ss; Nsvs
Lab, on paved road: beautiful building
knoll spring wooded sreye s5., and creek; ,3
County, 80 minutes drive via boulevard
from the humidity and CONGESTION of
downtown Wash: we'll wooded with oaks.
GOOD Springs and Lively stream
p.o9sssibhinllities. Price, s1,s6o. Terms Cali
81 s:ss n, $ e., :s% Yas's #s'
.s9s 1Rss: s: tsSe HR ss1e
NEAR FAIRFAX, vA.-c Corner on two
s Stats Cleared and hs1d
;sS se. nsei2 i%s &scAr s'ss re:anSH'
Z ACRE and 900 cinder blocks; Va. 10
separately; $1,000 cash. Gil. 1929. sun
ACREAGE fronting Chain Bridge rd.,
Phone MR.. SUMMERS, CHI. 2117. -2b
To- lo;AG.E s|HS MoMEsIIE SITE, 1s miles from D. c
site to build your home. Only $4,000. with
81 900 down. .sa balance aIaaS $50 per per month.
q 81 :s e s1Sd 1ss4 sss P.sshas d. 1rilss
isA ACRES Just outside Alexandria limits
Ing. with excellent view Of city. For sal sale
assS EAsT%SzsSs y ssoS STEELE Realtors F.il:
SEVERAL SMALL and large acreage tracts.
close-in Fairfax County, va. Priced from
s Psr sais Wilson, VII Slsd ol Arnsson sS VA
$3.50 PER AcRE-slightly oyer 100 sg acre.
sheh tpasa
and in an. area that will benefit from
the new Shirley superhighway. This tract
and one street would divide it into acre
homesttes; Additional land is available
MASON HIRsT,. Annandals.. Va. at til.
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan.
BuTLDERs. developers. investors: q mile,
from White House. in Va: go acres Of
ssns rosd only $500 go an IT,
Call Mr.. Shannon. EN-. 1927, BROWN
REALTY CORP, DI. S607,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. 1914 21st st.
NV, nv. large brick garage, on street, near
sssRAcr sosResi "a Fan 1891 Rexr g, -. ,ntn .s,,
idaho ave. NV Wo ss!s s!s "''i''A' ''A'
per month. HENRY ]: RoBB. inc. 1914
FOR STORAGE, for workshop or car
double stone garage. 1sx17xs: also tin
garase. 2Ox1 sxS. on alley in rear Of
$3.50 TIN ST. NV, cor Shepherd. both
garages have cement floors. windows, elec
lights and connections Can be seen by
appointment only. NO. 717O. -23
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MOTORCYCLES.

CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, model be
excel. cond.; S16s. WI 59O4
1888 HARLEY "A, side valve; Just over
hauled. 1922 sth st. NV
SERVICE on all makes and models: plenty
of tires. in stock, full line of chrome
accessories: cylinder reboring service
A few good used machines in stock
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES. 9l1 9th
st. NV, RE. 0911.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1a45, "a o.h.v.
with sidecar.. extra accessories: 5000
Temple 1914 after ] pm. Sat 23a
NEW SHIPMENT-AJS and Matches mo-
tors just arrived: chrome rims. teledraulic
and see them! Immediate delivery BRI-
TIsH MOTORCYCLE SALES, 2o14 N st
ISa5 Indian CHIEF. excellent condition
Can see all day Sunday, 1904 GAINESVILLE
INDIAN SPORT SCOUT, excellent condi.
ticn; S225 65O4 Flander drive, New
Hampshire Knolls. Nd -23
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

factory BUILT, sizes 12x2o and 20x2o
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors Easy
terms, immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play Of models, 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy.
day and holidays, or phone ia. 2164.
GARAGES, wood or steel frame; concrete
noor, insulated, fireproof, plain or over
head doors: sizes 1. 2. 3 car capacity. and
car for estimate. BuPoNT IRON WosKs,
pnHriRlr t1Ss 1sth St shn. nv IN Ma; S766 -
It., in: 54os Riverdale I'd, Riverdale,
Md. WA 6192 S3s
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments
;ncludinr principal interest and taxes
ASsoC.. $40 18th st NV Dl 237O
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first anc
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We viii
buy second-trust notes. d. c nearby Md
%oR4aAKEe KeasG4Rsss 4N4EsrMENr sassS cokp SApionA!
n Y ave NV National 1888
MONEY on first ana second trusts; promp,
action. reasonable rates: nearby Maryland
Virginia or D. c. property THE AMERI.
CAN CO. S07 18th, MA. S032.
SALARIED LADIES-n you need money
1914 K ST. NV -o6
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest; prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO., s04 17tt
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: experi-
rates; local and long distance. Ia. 2937
24+
ing problems solved by . ex-GIs Cali
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i WANT TO PURCHASE a cheap run down
farm within $50 miles from D. c. Please
describe fully and price. Write CPL. JER-
RY BOWEN. P. o. Box 1O7. Arl. Va. %
WASHINGTONIAN needs permanent farm
home by lease or good rent. unfurnished:
bdrs. pus Box 356-M, Star go
YOUNG COUPLE yearns for small farm.
$1,000 total: terms; near city bus line.
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Births Reported

Norwell and Violet Anderson, boy.
Fred and Irene Bach. boy.
George and Marion Barry. boy,
John and Alice Best, boy.
Frederick, and Barbara Bertie. girl.
John and Louise Bibeault. boy.
Forest sti and ndo ESeIyn e Brammei nasi Boy boy.
Walter and Elizabeth Brown, boy.
nehi noaad ana and ase Mahy chssnsr canRe beS eSy
James and Marion Cochran, girl.
William and Hilda Copenhaver, boy.
Melvin and Mary Crisp, boy.
James and Melba Crutchfield, boy.
John and Claire Davis. girl
GEORGE and Elizabeth Decker, boy.
Lawrence Ls;y,it and LEI LenoEa Dick. boy.
Robert and Miriam Durrett. boy.
Lowell and Della Eklund. girl
Richard and Louise Ensley: boy.
R1nsd and and asrsns ssya PsrTa ees boy
Charles and kathryn Gift boy.
Francis and Tita Gill, boy.
Henry and Eva Gureyich, boy.
Paul and Reba Hagen, boy.
Wilkie and Gail Harradine. girl.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Henderson, boy.
Weldon and Hilda Herrington. boy.
Edwin and Hazel Hewitt. boy.
Msrion rdd and and Miriam Mira Holmes aolmes' boy.
f1dFOlQ ana Helen ttOiODer, DOy.
Thomas and Mary Humphreys., girl.
John and Evelyn Kearney, girl.
Byron and Caroline Keller. boy.
Louis and Mary Kelly, boy.
Ferris and Patricia Kine, boy.
Donald and Regina -Kupersmith boy.
CHARLES Ssa1tt snd snd toqse toqhsr;Ls Lsnmsn boy
John and Lillian Lonsley, boy
John and Margaret Loosbrock, boy.
James and Helene Lunson. boy.
Richard and Gloria MacHenry, boy,
Dominic and Ann Mast, boy.
Denbight and Mary Matthews, girl.
Maurice and Evelyn May, boy.
Bernard and Betty Mikofsky, boy.
Moncel and Esther Monts, girl
Lawrence and Lorene Moranda. boy.
Billy and Dorothy Murphy. boy.
Paul and Lucille Myers. boy
Marvin and Sara McPherren, boy.
| Thomas and BLY, Newell, boy.
Gerome and Lorena O'Brien, boy.
Henry and Nancy Odom. boy.
Wayne and Carrie O'Hern. boy.
William and Dolores Oliff. boy.
Albro and Cynthia Parsons. boy.
William and Joan Perlman. boy.
Loren and Helen Phippen, boy.
John and Margaret Prutzman, boy.
Lester and Rose Reeves. boy
Kenneth and Ruth ROBBERS. girl
! Aaron and Virginia Robinson, boy.
Bernard and Evelyn Roush, boy.
/ rldlih anu fTdICeS SulZ- DOS-
James and Corrine Samojeden. boy.
James and Beula Samuels. girl.
! George and Ruth Sadler. boy.
| Irving and Annette Scheps. boy.
Robert and Sylvia Schooler. boy.
4 Lewis and Amy Seal, boy.
Merwin and Ruth Silverthorn. boy.
William and Thelma Starr. boy.
Paul and Geraldine Shusky, boy.
Joseph and Gloria Tippett. boy
| Robert and Marjorie Van Benschoten, &
Lewis and Doris wells, boy.
Stanley and Jessie Werzyn. boy.
David and Robin White, girl
Glenn and Harriet Wilberger, boy.
Valentine and Emily Wilson, boy.
Simon and Miriam Wolfman, boy.
William and Elsie Wonneberger, boy.
Charles and Freida Yockeison, boy.
Your future as an individual c
be no brighter than the future
your Nation. BY helping to ASST
the continued greatness of
United States you build a bet
future for yourself. The best "
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AUTO PAINTING,

AUTO PAINTING-compete lob. S35 up
work guaranteed, GILBERT. 4102 Pa
ave. ext Sc. Ii. 3539 80
AUTO PAINTING, retouching; $40 and up
All work guaranteed OR. 3O5s .5'
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.

25 MI MD. ROUTE g9-2OO acres: elec
trie. good bldgs.; excellent house. Hyatts
will
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs oy Central Mo-
tor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer.
Dlmps-l941 Chevrolet. Ia ton; 1910
Dodee, u ton
Paneles-1a4. Chevrolets
Stake-194o. Chevrolet, li2 tom 1912
GMC, ~ tons: 1889 Interna tional. :, ton;
1910 Doose. u tom 1885 International.
Ia tons.
Vans-1942 GMc. els tons.
Tractors-le4o White standard model
w. A 1875 air brakes; 1a41 Federal, tons,
hydraulic brakes: 1912 Chevrolet. la-
ton hydraulic brakes
Trailers tnew>-lO-ton platform and
stake. air brakes. under low ceiling.
Jeep trailers. 6.n0x16 tires.
S-ply.
Fammermills new. Fords
Lubrica tors new. Balcrank. hand op-
ersted: develops 6,0o0-lb. pressure,
r Van and bodies-(nsw), $3.50 to $3.50.
rSjaatdE GENdRAL J. MOTOR " Pr CO ;;!43 Lee hwy.
SUNDAY. 10 to g. CH. 1000. OK O:55.
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Er'dse. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. lRoute I'll or 2a). drive Ia miles
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l.i,z ACRES, best tobacco soil. 25 miles
from D. c.: 5-room tenant house, .. curing
barns; quarter million feet large oak. pop
lar and pine timber: several springs and
streams; near Patuxent River. Priced very
reasonable at $4,000
Homeland Hushesville subdivision
beautiful ] to ) acre wooded building sites
TIDEWATER REALTY. phone Mocha anics-
vile 37-F-4. Hughesville. Nd
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake
pickup or panel truck: any make, any
model: all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
Rhode Island ave. at Goth st. ne. AID
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

- s949 2 e cHIy light h panel sell or trade
shshes Sanx lsas eondon 1ek GOOD pans
inspection. GE' s77s 20 QUINCY III SsS st n NV v
SUNDAY. between o m and 3 pm. "a
FORD pjeS,up truck: running order: s1l5
nsE SEA sssS 1884 P5ss sonsroy cHas a.
TRTCR FOR SALE. 1a41 Ford. 1-ton pan.
e. SOUTHERN STATES MARKETING
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe. converted TO,
FLYNN BROS; GAS STATION. 1903 14tf
FORD PICKUP. Model A. $3.50. e4os
HAVE 1910 one-ton panel Ford truck
will trade for light pickup. 1921 Chestnu
st. ne
Ell MACK 1871; 176-inch wheelbase. 1al:
hauled; Hydrovac brake booster. extra %.
fs Sc pEIoNd Ss6 81 sp0f 1o7S TS'0e5 all arosao
WILL TRADE 1871 Ford 1i2-ton stake
easR ca Pelisss Can FqaRns FR sss sendf0n for
DODGE 1895 1-ton fuel body. as gallons
4 APPLiANcE CO. ia o St. NV. GO
INTERNATIONAL 1884, model c.5o. ,
equipped with l,2OO-gal tank; motor II
good condition. low mileage. Call WI
FORD truck for sale. 1897: five good tires
5.ns E st Sc, Sunday after 10 am. .3'
TRUCK. International 1941, ha-ton panel
sRi oP6 PouLTR4 ?Fs co 7DDy 1sss M9sHf
MACK 1870, with hydraulic dump bed
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LOTS WANTED.
EARNS FOR SALE.

PAY CASH for lots in D. c. or nearby
Md. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868
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Your future as an individual can
be no brighter than the future Of
your Nation. BY helping to assure
the continued greatness of the
United States you build a better
future for yourself. The best way
lis through the systematic purchase
of L. S. Savings Bonds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-06-20
VOTE FOR
LAYTON
Republican Candidate for
House of Delegates

Political advertisement authorized
by Arthur LaWton 12-6#
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week.
Arthur Green, of Swanton. a can
didate for the nomination on the Re-
publican ticket for the office of
County Treasurer, was campaigning
in this neighborhood recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley DERRICK, Of
Springs. Pa" visited the formers
mother, Mrs. Hattie DERRICK, on Sum
day
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FRIENDSVILLE
School Minstrel To Be Presented

Georgia Jubilee Minstrels will be
presented by local high school girls
Tuesday evening of next week at S:15.
Miss Mary Maston will have charge
of the speaking parts and Miss Anna
Sallese will be in charge of costumes,
tickets and advertising. Charles B.
Miller stage manager and Mrs. Glenn
director of music and dancing.
Selbysport WSCS
Mrs. Paul Fisher will entertain the
Women's Society of Christian Service
at her home here on Thursday even
ing, April 18th.
Social Note
Miss Eleanor Daley entertained
thirteen young boys and girls at a
hamburg party at her home here on
Monday evening.
Personals
Miss Virginia GiIleland, of Wilson
College, Chambersburg, Pa, is here
for the spring vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Gilleland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rose were
in Braddock, Pa, on Friday.
Gerald Custer, student at West
Virginia University, Morgantown,
was here over the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubra Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
children, Mrs. L. L. Friend and son
Jack, were Cumberland business Wis
itors on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grove, of
Meyersdale, were guests on Thursday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Murphy.
Mrs. w. j. Glenn and daughter,
Bonnie, were Cumberland visitors on
Thursday.
Mrs. Alta SchlossnagIe and daugh-
ter were guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Schlossnagle, Acct
dent.
Jane Shultz is a patient in Me-
mortal Hospital, Cumberland.
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler fell at her
home and suffered bone fracture of
her foot. She was treated at Nor
gantown hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Lowdermilk
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Lowdermilk, Akron, Ohio, spent the
weekend here with relatives.
R. E. Guard spent Tuesday in
Washington, D. c.
MI. ana MIS-. ElWOOQ hlIey ana
Mrs. Ernest Selby were visitors in
Uniontown Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henrietta Lininger and son,
James, were dinner guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Frazee, Acct
dent.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Guard and John
Mccullough visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Benz. Evans, Homecoming, Saturday.
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. limbaugh were Mrs. Sadie
Fike, Mrs. Ethel Friend and son, and
Miss Helen Fike, of Hazelton; Mr..
and Mrs. Donald limbaugh and their
daughter Lucille and Donnie Bussey,
Keller Glade; Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Riley and daughter Ruth, of Fearer;
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Riley and son,
Albright, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
son Lowdermilk and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Lowdermilk, Akron, o.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter LoWdermilk, Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Riley and children
Friendsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ida Allen
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DIED
RICHARD T. CODDINGTON


Richard T. Coddington, IS, of Oak
land was found dead at the local
Moose club around 7:30 o'clock last
evening. His body was discovered by
Joe Smith, manager of the club. Cod
dington had been a caretaker and
night Waterman there for some time.
Deceased was born December %,
1880. a son of the late Thomas and
Cecilia Jamison Coddington, Oakland.
He was a member of the Loyal
Order of Moose, St. Peters Catholic
church Surviving are one brother,
Horace Coddington, Oakland; four
sisters, Mrs. Lucy Browning, Terra
Alta, w. Va; Mrs. Alice Feather,
Masontown, w. Va; Mrs. Emma
Lawton, Baltimore; Mrs. Rose Ennis,
Cumberland.
His father was the first sheriff of
Garrett county, having been APP
pointed by the Governor for half
term, after which he was elected by
the voters.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
plete.
ELLEN McROBIE HINEBAUGH
Mrs. Ellen McRobie limbaugh,
daughter of the late Abraham and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-04-04

Nancy Friend McRobie, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Zula
Paugh, at Beryl, w. Va, on Sunday
evening, March 81. She had been i'll
for about five years.
Deceased was born in this county
October IS, 1868, and was aged II.
Surviving are four children, Mrs.
Pearl Vinegar, Mansfield, O.; Charles
limbaugh, Deer Park; Mrs. Zula
Paugh, Beryl; and Mrs. Elma Junkins,
Piedmont, w. Va; also ten grand
children and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Pentecostal church in Deer
Park on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock with Rev. G. w. Burkhart
officiating. Interment was in the Deer
Park cemetery.
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DON AID X EIIEY

Funeral services for Donald Ben
jamin Kelley, 20, of near Swanton,
who died Saturday morning at Poto-
mac Valley hospital, Keyser, w. Va,
where he was admitted eight days
previous, were held Monday at 2 p.
m. in the Methodist church at Deer
Park, with burial in the Deer Park
cemetery.
Young Kelley, a native Of King
wood, Preston county, w. Va, had
been i'll for three years.
Besides his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorsey E. Kelley, he is survived by
five sisters, Mrs. Hazel Duff and
Mrs. Norma Paythes, both Of Balti-
more; Mrs Myrtle Huffman and Mrs.
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B. with the Seabees on Okinawa.
Also, one grandchild, Ronald Petaja
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rhodes, two brothers, Perry NJ, of
Royal Oak Michigan, and Herbert B.,
Of Rochester; four sisters, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Davis of Rochester; Mrs. Pearl
Lawton of Beaver Falls, Pa; Mrs.
Dana Lockhard of Ridgley, w. Va.
and Mrs. Mae Winters of Cumber-
land.
Services were held at 2 p. m March
18th, with interment in Rochester
cemetery.
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CHARLES TROY RHODES

Charles Troy Rhodes, formerly of
Swanton, but who had resided in
Royal Oak and Rochester, Michigan,
for the past twenty-six years, suf-
fered a heart attack March 18th and
was pronounced dead upon admit
lance to hospital.
He is survived by his widow, Edith
E. Rhodes, and the following children:
Mrs. Virginia Petaja, George, Fran
ces, Gordon, Mary, Alice, David, Mar
garet, and John at home and Charles