davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Lingerie

s5.sS Gowns, rayon satin, lace
trimmed: sizes 32-40 ---. S3.e5
ss.sS Gowns, rayon crepe, lace
trimmed; sizes 32-3s S2.95
S3.ee Panties, lace trimmed rayon
crepe, white ---- $2.ee
$3.s5 Pajamas, shorties in cotton
print; sizes 34-40 --$2.SS
$s.ss Slips, white cotton, lace
trimmed; sizes 32-34 S2.eo
SS.s5 Housecosts cotton print
with ripper front, full skirt
broken sizes $3.S9
Kann'-Lingerie-second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Rugs

80 sa. Yds. SssS O. Vine Rose
Figured Broadloom. Sq. I'd, Ss.s5
1-s5s.s5 sx12 Blue Figured Az
3-s125.o6 sx12 Green Figured
Velvet 5000
1-S96.s4 skis Beige Velvet,
$6s.95
3-S155.SS Sxl3 Wine Figured
wilton S119.00
1-$SS.S1 Beige Figured Ak
minister, l2x7-5 --S4S.sS
1-s10O Koss Administer, 12x9,
$74.95
4-S1s.s5 Cottsn shax Rugs.
soiled, 4x6 $7.95
2~sf.sS Numdah Rugs, 2x3, as
Kann's-Rugs-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Summer Furniture

s4-s6.75 Canvas Rockers, s4.ss
1-s9.75 Siesta Lawn Chair, S4.ss
1-s1s.s5 All Wood Porch Glider,
Ss.ss
s-s5.ss Canvas Lawn Chairs,
damaged ---- S2.99
s-ss.Ss Enameled Folding Chairs,
fan back style $5.8S
sS-s1.4s Metal Picket Fencing,
3-ft. sections -------69 $50
l-s1.ee Metal window Boxes,
damaged S9c
3-S44.s5 Innerspring Chaise
Lounges -- S22.50
s-ss.s5 Wooden Porch Rockers,
s6.Ss
90 SOS Implanted Folding
Gibson Chairs S4.S9
s-S10.S5 Canvas Hammocks, S6.S9
@s5s.5o Wrought Iron Table g.
Chair Sets Is pieces -- S3s.s5
1e-$12.s5 Wrought Iron End
Tables $3.50
-SS.s5 ALI Metal Porch Tables,
S3.98
1e-s2.2s Water Repellent Beach
Rolls N.69
z-S25.00 Wooden Lawn Swings,
a passenger) ----- $lS.S5
1-S2z.5e Canvas Hammock and
Metal Stand - s12.S8
Kann's-Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Lamps

- LuWpS
+s12.ss Table Lamps - ss.9S
2-S44.00 Onyx Bridge Lamps,
S29.98
3-S2.9S Spotlite Bedlamps, as
Is S1.00
eS1S.9S Floor Lamp Bases, 1898
50--Damaged Lamp Shades, S1.00
Kann's-Lamps-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Art Dept.

20-eSc Stamped Aprons Soc
3e-25c Balls Straw -1Se
20-s2.4s and s1.ss Bar Harbor
Set and other pillows s1.00
45-S1.39 Kapok Pillows 500
Kann's-Art Dept
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Infants Wear

1919 Boys Sport Shirts, cotton
print, sanfori7ed; sizes 4 to 8
$500
$3.50 and Ss.ss Girls Pinafores,
In eyelet embroidery or orsandy;
sizes 1-3; 8 to 6-S $500
Irregulars $7.9S Infants Coats,
79c Fork and Spoon Sets, stain
less steel with plastic handles,
$50
Ss.7s Boys Cowboy Shirts. with
long sleeves, two tone, sizes 2 10 6,
$1.88
ss.9S Tots Pinafores. with double
ruffie shoulders, lace trim: sizes
3 to 6 $500
Irregulars Of S1.o0 Sacques, cotton
knit, pink or blue --. soc
Kann's-1nfants' Wear
Fourth Floor
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Housewares

ALL LAS Is" ITEMS
1-s22.s5 22xa4" Napanee Base,
S19.s5
1-s34.5s 22xss" Napanee Base,
$3.50
1-s31.5o 2exs7" Base, all metal,
$3.50
s-s1s.9s Bases, 20x24x31"- --s14.ss
5-$12.sS 16x20x31" Bases 1898
4-s7.ss 12x24x23" Under Sink
Cabinets - S5.gs
$3.50 d. d. Wall Cabinets.
l2x25x28 ----- $3.50
1e-37.50 Single Door Wall
Cabinets, 12x18x2s" -- $3.50
1-s1s.s5 25x4o" Pore. Top Table,
S17.95
1-si4.s5 e5x4e" Pore. Top Table,
S10.95
1-S14.s5 24x36" Pore. Top Table,
$10.95
1-S14.s5 22x27~ Pore. Top Table,
S1e.s5
-S14.s5 20x30" Pore. Top Table,
S1O.9S
2-S12.95 Wall Cabinets, 13x18x
80" $1O.95
4-S15.95 d. ID. Wall Cabinets,
13x24x30" ---- ----- S13.9s
1-S29.95 Base, 221ax24x36", $26.s5
1-$24.s5 Base, 221sx1sx36",
$21.S5
Kann'-Housewares-
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Clearance of SoiIed
BLANKETS and COMFORTS

4ES6.s5 72x9o-in Cannon Bonksts, 5oH wool, 5o96
cotton $4.ss
5-Se.95 72xeo-n. Peppere Dc Luxe Blankets 25q5
WOOL 259 cotton, sou royo1---------$4se
6-S6s5 e6x8o-in. Grey Blankets, 25% wool. 1871
ton
4-S7.e5 7zxs4-in. AI-Woo Bonkets
eS3 50 7oxso-n Bfonkets, so wool, e5% cotton 80
4Sll.e5 72xeon. Chohom AI-WooI Bonkets- -ss.es
5-Sl5.o5 72xo0-in Orspun AU-Woo Blankets 80
3-Sle.95 72xeo-n. Chatham Lorsdown AII-Woo
Blankets $3.50
$3.50
3-sl7e5 72xeo-In North Star Wov. AI-WooI BIonkets
Si4.9o
+slse5 72xeo-in Kenwood AlI-Wool sIonkets sioss
3-Sle.e5 72xs4-in Royon Tofeto WooI-Fi Comforts
$500
4Sss5 72xs4-n. Wool Comforts soteen covered 81 -
Kanns-street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Domestics

10 Sec. Of sS.s5 Chenille Bed
spreads s6.SS
1e-s14.ss Chenille Bedspreads,
S7.Ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Budget Dress Shop

bU0get DreSS Shop
s7.ss and ss.ss Misses Dresses,
sheer rayons, cottons, broken
sizes $500
s1o.s5 Misses Spun Rayon Dresses.
$500
s12.S5 Women's Rayon Sheer
Print Dresses --. $500
S7.95 Women's Rayon Print
Dresses $500
Kann's-Budget Shop
Second Floor.
COrsets
24-S5.s5 Lewella Girdies and
Panty Girdles with elastic back
and sides, talon closing. white;
sizes 1882 1888
1s-s3.5o Helen Gray Garter Belts
Soc
1-Sls.5e American Lady Corse-
iette, all-in-one, black, size 36,
$500
$1,000 American Lady Corse.
lette, all-in-one, nude, size Il.
S5.0o
1s-S7.50 Airway Abdominal Sup
ports; sizes 2s, 20, 81, 81 and SO,
S3.e5
Odds and Ends Of Summer BAN
deaux, 6Sc to s1.25, nets and ba.
tistes 24e
Kann's-Corsets-Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Luggage

5-$S3.65 Mems Two Suffers,
SfS.s5
1886 Mems Pullman Cases,
$3.50
S-s1S.1S Sport Bags, 20" size.
&s.s5
All Prices Plus 20% Far
Kdnn's-Lugoaee-Fo1rth Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Seeosds Of Use
MARTEX
Hand Towels
3oe
500 to ff7S
RAYON
CREPEs
7oe I'd.

Ten smart modern de-
signs IN glorious sum-
mer shades fine
quality rayon crepe, 80
inches wide.
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
SpOrtsmen Defeat Beayerdam, 1913;
Lose To County Champions, 4-3

Bluffton Sportsmn resumed home
play at Harmon field Monday night
with an easy 10 to conquest over
Beaverdam, after dropping out of
Allen county tournament play last
Wednesday in an extra inning / TO
3 contest won by Lima ] & 7 Beer.
The J & T team eventually went on
to win the county championship.
Against Beaverdam Monday night,
Kenny Bracy hurled three.hit ball,
while his teammates were clubbing
out II safeties.
Jim Howe continued his hitting
streak to get three hits in three
times at bat, and Wenger and Clark
each got two hits.
Although losing TO ] & T in the
tournament, the Sportsmen had the
distinction of coming the closest of
any competing outfit to upset the
crew that was to become county
champs.
After J & L had scored three
times in the second inning, the
Sportsmen came roaring back with
three runs of their own to tie up
the game in the fifth. In the over
time inning, however, Bluffton went
scoreless and their foes came up with
the run that meant victory.
Howe got three of his teams six
hits in the contest.
The box score, Sportsmen VS.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

Triplett softball team captured
runnerup honors in the annual Allen
county tournament last week, win
ming a handsome trophy and the
right to be one of the county's two
representatives in the district meet
which opened at Lima on Tuesday.
In a rigorous fve-game schedule
beginning last Tuesday and ending
Sunday night, the Triplett crew
came through with a streak of four
victories, including two over pre-
tourney favorites.
After opening tourney play with
IA to 3 victory over Lima Amvets
last Tuesday, the local crew downed
Eds Cigar Store, Lima City Cham
pion, 7 to 4; bested Bonano Wine,
to 5; and topped Cairo, to 2.
In the championship finals Sunday
night, however, the team ran into
letdown and made total of nine
errors to permit J & t Beers to cop
an easy II to 2 decision.
Except for the final game, the
Triplett team was just about the
hottest thing in the tournament, and
captured the fancy of the spectators
with thrilling headsup play.
In the five tournament games Ken
Moser was the leading Bluffton
batsman, cracking out 10 hits. Bob
Burkholder, Dutch Lewis and Bob
King each made six safeties, and
Bert Swank and Larry Miller each
hit safely five times.
The longest home run in the tour
nament was a four-base smash by
Fred Hermann against the Eds Ci-
gar team. His wallop cleared the
top of the left field fence by several
feet.
Gene Beach, in the FIVE game as
signment, earned credit for three
mound victories. Bob King, who
hurled two complete games, downed
Bonanno Wine, but was the victim
of Buttons error jag in the tilt
with ] & 7, although he held the
Lima crew to only seven hits, exact
| ly the same number made by his
mates,
Thirty-eight teams competed in
the Lima tournament, more than in
any other county in Northwestern
Ohio, and the local outfits success is
all the more spectacular considering
the caliber of the opposition. ]. and
T, the ether fnalist, had one ad-
vantage, for it was a seeded first
round team and played only four
Games to Buttons five.
To go to the championship round
he Bluffton team battled against
injuries that benched several regu-
ars at critical moments. All told,
Manager Charles Steiner used II
men, all of whom played excellent
ball.
This marks the first time in coun-
ty tournament history that any
Bluffton team has ever gotten be-
vond the second round. Likewise it
will be the first time in district
championship competition.
AS county runnerup, the Bluffton
team received a handsome trophy
which is on display this week in
The Bluffton News window.
The box scores for games since
last Thursday night:
Tnrnr Isrrr VIC Ems CIGAR STnRE
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
BLuftOn High Grid
Practice Next Week

Bluffton High school football
practice for the fall season will get
under way at Harmon field, We'd
nesday of next week.
Candidates for the squad are
asked to report for the distribution
of equipment at 9 a. m. on that day,
and the first squad workout will be
in the afternoon.
Coach Kent Cotterman, who urges
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
Sportsmen Nine Will Play Games
Here Wednesday, Thursday Nights

Two home games will be played
this week by the Sportsmen softball
team, to bring to a close the sum-
mer season of night play at the
Harmon field stadium.
In the weeks games, the Sports
men will tangle with Columbus Grove
Wednesday night, and Arlington
Thursday night. Both games will
start at Sis p. m.
Tuning up for the closing furry
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

of competition, the Sportsmen Mon
day night beat Beaverdam, 10 to 3,
with Kenny Bracy hurting three-hit
ball.
Columbus Grove, ednesday Y
nights foe, went to the semi-final
round of the Putnam county tourna-
ment, and appears to be one of the
best teams to appear on the Sports
mems home schedule this season.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
Rampaging Buffalo

We are happy to prove a point.
Last spring Bluffton club members
held a dinner as part of the induc-
ton ceremony for installation of new
officers. At the banquet buffalo meat
was served and on the bill of fare
was advertised as genuine rampag-
ing bison" Said expression caused
no end of chuckling and merriment,
but now Sitting Bull has the last
laff.
At the ranch last Friday where
these buffalo roamed, and from
which the club procured the meat for
the feed, thirteen of the critters
broke corral and ran at large through
the streets of a neighboring town.
Citizens were tefrorized, lawns
trampled and posse led by the sher-
lff scattered to the four winds. Cap
ture was completed only by shooting
the animals.
Buffers Buffalo Range which
raised the animals for market pur-
poses says the unexpected supply of
$500 lbs.. of meat on hand has driven
the market price below the custom
ary S1.00 pound level. Maybe the
club should have another big dinner
with genuine rampaging bison" on
the menu.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

all candidates to be on hand for the
opening session, is at Canton this
week, attending the coaching school
being conducted as a part of the
activity surrounding the annual
North-South all-star high school
football game.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
WING TIPS
From
Blufton Airport

Chris Mullenhour, Bluffton res
taurateur, made the headlines at the
Airport this week. Just two weeks
ago Mullenhour had his first plane
ride in the Ercoupe. He was SO
thrilled with the performance of the
little ship and the ease in flying that
he decided that he would fly. This
week after six hours and forty min
utes of dual flying Mullenhour soloed
the Ercoupe. Dick Fenton, his in
structor, says that he could have So
loed his student even sooner. Mullen
hour holds the record of the first
at student over fifty years of age to
solo at Bluffton Airport in this rec
ord time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

Peach pie pans will have the best
chance this fall to crafty their APP
petites since prewar days. The
national peach crop will be the
largest ever harvested, and sugar is
off the ration list.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
waters.


Home From Canada With Catch of
Salmon Trout
Hiram Wenger and Ralph Patter-
son returned from an eight day Can
adian fishing iaunt with a fish box
full of large salmon trout.
| The largest trout taken by Pat
weighed 81 pounds and measured
81 inches. Four other big trout and
large pickerel filled the box. Be
sides the catch brought home the two
men enjoyed excellent fishing and
threw many trout back into the lake.
Headquarters for their iaunt was
Schickler's Lodge on Fauquart Lake,
Harcourt, Ontario. The lake is be-
yond Wilberforce which has been
frequented by other Bluffton anglers
, in years past.
The camp and lodge furnishes
guides, boats, cabins, food and lodg-
ing for approximately 30 persons at
a time and is we'll equipped with
shower bath and lights which makes
the lodge a favorite with family
groups.
The fish were taken in 200 to 800
feet of water by trolling live min
nows on a Williams spoon. Copper
line on large reel was used to bring
the fish to the boat.
Ed Althauser, brother Bob and
Robert, Jr, who attends Navy med
ical school at Wash, d. c., made a
fine catch of channels at the Buck
eye recently. Last Wednesday the
three anglers snagged 20 channels.
Saturday they landed Ii more and on
Monday night hooked another 18.
Who says the fish aren't biting!
Louise Snyder college student lost
her casting rod at the quarry. OBJ
servers claim a whoppin' big fish
pulled the rod, reel, hook, line and
sinker and Louise included into the
quarry. She is looking for donators
to buy her a new pole.
| &&#
While moving alfalfa at his farm
west of town Bob Neiswander spotted
hen quail with nearly Is chicks.
Bob feels too that conservation clubs
should restock quail in the area for
this was the first brood of birds he
had seen in a long time.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and WildIfe
By THE BLUFFToN COMMUNITY sPoRTsMEN's CLUB NC

fox and certain types of hawks. The
petition calls for a bounty of 25c on
crows, S1.00 for certain type hawks
and $500 on foxes.
Two reasons are advanced by clubs
in the county for this program. First,
because of the vast increase in crows
and foxes; secondly, because of the
high cost of guns aEd ammunition
hunters feel that financial support
is necessary.
For several years the Bluffton
Club has paid bounty on all three
of the above predators. Support from
the commissioners will add an even
greater incentive to an established
local program.
Other Allen county clubs partici-
pating in the project are: Delphos
Riverside Fish and Game, Cairo Com
munity Sportsmen's Lodge, Allen
Hunting Lodge, Harrod Sportsmen's
Club, and the Allen County Fish and
Game Assn.
Russell Montgomery heads the
project for the local club.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

A marked increase was shown this
week in the number of transient
planes stopping at the Airport. The
attractive price on passenger rides
over Bluffton and vicinity was taken
advantage of by many persons over
the weekend.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

A good attendance was reported at
ground school this week. Mr.. Wag-
ner of the u. S. Weather Bureau,
Dept. of Commerce of Findlay, is the
instructor. Wagner has supplied six
teen millimeter sound movies on nav
igation, meteorology, and other as
poets of flying.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
Snags Big Pike

r. V. Kirkland has set the pace for
local angling the past week by snag-
ging II inch walleye pike Saturday
at the Water Works quarry. "Sport"
was trolling a crawler when the big
lunker hit. Local anglers, much a.
mazed over the catch, believe it to
be the first pike ever taken in local
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
I.FCAI. NOTICE

BEUAL NUIIIE n
In the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County, Ohio. Case No. 37733. Margaret +.
| Shaffer, Plaintiff, VS.. William A. Shaffer.
Defendant. The Defendant. William A. Shat
/ fer, whose place of residences is unknown,
viii take notice that Margaret +. Shaffer
/ has filed in said court an action against him
| for divorce on the grounds bf gross neglect
be for hearing on and aftef six weeks from
| the date of nhe firsr publication OF this
| notice, to-wits on and aftgf the 10th day Of
| September. l947
| Margaret f. Ehaffer,
| By / b. Steele, Her Attorney q
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

Ask Increased Bounty
Allen County commissioners win
be asked to place a bounty on crows,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
LEGAL NOTICE

In the Court of Con kmon Pleas of Allen
County, Ohio. Case NJ. 376s6. Ola Bishop
Plaintiff Jefferson Monroe Bishop. Defend
ant. The defendant svho resides at p. o.
Box ITO, Stockton, 1 California, will take
notice that on the End day of July, i947, the
plaintiff filed her action in the above enc
titled case for divorce The defendant is re-
quired To answer on Tor before September l.
t947, after which said action will be for
hearing -
OLA BISHOP
is BY Light 5& Sferd. Her Attorneys
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
TripIett Team Is Runnerup
In County Softball Tourney
TRIPLETr VS. CAIRO

Bonanno Wine ..-.-......-..... 010 100 SIS
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

BY Light d siferd, Her Attorney,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-15
Byvaly baltimoran krajan pan
Vladimir Juras zavrazden
" New Jersey.

V pondelf, II. srpna byl ne.
znamym vrahem zavrazder
krajan p. Vladimir Juras, ma.
.iitel hostince ma Union Avenue
Route SO, Union Beach, N. J
Vrazda Sc stala kolem 9 bod
rannf kdyz p. Juras vzdorova'
banditovi, ktery no cht6l okrast
o penize v jeho hostinci.
Pan JuraS, ktery byl star AZ
roxy a otcem 3 dftek prisel c
zivot kratce pred odjezdem ne
navst6vu do Ceskoslovenska
Zamyslel pTiv6zti svoji matte.
ku do Ameriky.
Pan Juras pTijel jake mladlk
do Ameriky a ztravil jisty cas-
V Baltimore, kdez I'll Sc svoj.
manzelkou = neteTf manzelky
krajana p. Josefa RGzicky v {
1000 E. Eager st. Znal jsen
osobne zavrazd6n6ho a vyslo.
vuji jeho rodine a manzelGm
J. R6zickovym uprfmnou SOU
strast. A. Cihlar
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-15
Soudce SABBATH slavil So. vyroci
sveho snatku.

Vyssi soudce Joseph SABBATH,
jenz "a sve 37lete juristicke
praxe vyslechl pres 100 1000
rozvodnfch prfpadG, slavil II.
srpna Sc svou manzelkou Regi-
nou SO. vyrocf jejich snatku.
.Soudce, dnes 77lety, pochazl
re zname cesko-zidovske rodi-
ny a honosf Sc v cestine puntic-
karstvim, jez uplatnuje caste j
" soudnf SIM, kde poucuje sved
ky i pravnfky O spravne vyslov-
nosti ceskych pTijmen1 Jeho
nejstarsi bratr Adolf jest "a
|slouzily kongresnik. Re vsech
Sabath1 vsak cestinu ovlada
nejlepe soudce.
Jest znamo, re soudce Sa-
bath Sc ozenil, kdyz mt bylo
II let a studoval jeste prava.
|Tenkrat ujel Sc svou vyvolenou
do Kenosha, Wis, kde Sc dial
parek oddati tajne.. Zdanlive
nepredlozeny snatek Sc vydafil
mad ocekavani, jak patrno ne
jen z udane oslavy, nybrz j z
povsechne stastneho rodinneho
zivota soudcova, pozehnaneho
nekOlika dltkami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-15
PRISTAL " Chicago
Let kolem svsta byl vykonan "
rekordnim case 70 hodin
a 5 minut.

Pc celou dobu rekordniho
letu kolem sv6ta byl letec Will
lamp. Odom temeT beze span
ku. Kdyz mad kanadskymi no.
rami usnul ma ~ hodiny, tax
by to bylo malem zavinilo jeho
smrt. Automaticke Tfzenl by
10 v neporadku, dostal Sc z kur
SUI a byl by malem naletel ma
horu.
Pfesny cas- docfleny Odomem
obnasi 70 hodin a 5 minut II
vterin, zlepsil tedy 0 5 hodin,
II minut a 10 vteTin omen re-
kord, ktery sam vykonal tymz
letadlem, kdyz vykonal tentyz
let s majitelem letadla tovarni-
KEN Reynoldsem.
Kdyz krizoval Odom mad le-
tistem Chicago Orchard, tax
|jej tam ocekaval dav $4,000
nadsenc1. Prvnl u letadla byl
Reynolds. PAX prisla zena Do
rothy, 26leta a deti Rochelle, 6
'leta a Ronnie, 3leta a rodice
pan a PAM Dennic Odom z
Kansas City, Mo. PAX byl O.
dom srdecne pTivftan mayorem
mesta Chicago Kennellym.
Pocasi bylo vetsinou "vsive",
letel z jedne boure do druhe.
Cftil Sc 1plne vycerpan a ne
mocen. PAX doslo k onomu in
cidentu mad kanadskymi bora
mi.
S praci letadla byl Odom spo-
kojen az ma to, re a~utomaticky
pilot "MalV Willie" pfestal
fungovati mad Burmou, kdyz
byl porouchan jeden kabel. Cd
tie DOLBY musel Tlditi rucne.
Skutecne We vzduchu byl O.
dom SO hodin a Is minut, tedy
dele nez pTi prvnfm letu, zfskal
vsak cas- tim, re delal kratsf "a
stavky ma letistich, ma kterych
pristal. Docllil pfi letu pr6-
merne rychlosti 314 mil "a no.
dinu.
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MlStnl ZprdVy.
RADOSTNA

Krajanskym mladym man
zelGm p. a pf. Gerard a Rosalie
zitnik, 1925 Pelham Ave-, Be-
lair Road narodila sc nedeli,
10. srpna V 5 hodin rano v ne
mocnici sv. Josefa holcicka a
vazila Z liber. Maminka a de-
tatko jsou zdravy.
Mlada maminka je dcerou
znamehc krajana groceristy p.
Alberta Poyer, nynf stastneho
d6decka a ~sestrou p. Alberta
Poyer, mi.
Mlady otec pochazf re Una
me krajanske rodiny p. a p1.
Antona Zitnfka, 738 N. Ken
wood Avenue.
Robatko pTi kTtu svatem OBJ
drzf jmeno Anna Marie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-15
NavStsva rodicHG.

Tyto dny zavftal ma Curtis
Bay, Md, p. Frank Kuska, Jr.
Ztravf 3 nedele u svych rodic6,
znamych sokolskych pracovnl-
XII p, a pf. Frank Kuska, 1926
Pennington Ave.
Mlady Kuska je zenat a pod
nikl automobilovou vyjfzdku
sc svoji manzelkou a dceruskou
2 Lincoln, Nebraska, kde stu
duje ma universite. Minute u
terry zavftal sc svym otcem do
redakce Telegram, kde jsme
Sc s MIN mile pobavili.
Prejeme prijemny pobyt u
svych drahych v rodnem me-
ste.
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POHRBY.

- Z. srpna zemfel p. Frank
Louch, 121 N. Port st. We start
GA rokG. Narodil Sc v Cesko-
slovensku a posledni dobou I'll
ma o~dpocinku. Byl svobodny.
PTinalezel k Del. Podp. Spoil
ku "Rovnost'', jehoz delegace
prokazala zemrelemu posledni
poctu co nosicG rakve. Ia spo-
lex promluvil ma Ces. Narod-
MIN HTbitov6 p. FIR. Cincibus.
PohFeb konal Sc II. srpna re
Schim1nkova Pohr. Domu ma
Cesky Narodnf HTbitov "a asis-
tence Rev. j. M. Vondracka.
= Dne II. srpna zemrel
krajan p. John L. Kaspar, 1924
N. Patterson Park Avenue We
staff IA let, manzel pf. Josefy
Kaspar (roz. Turek.) Narodil
sc v Baltimore a zamestnan1m
byl naterac.
Pohfeb zesnul6ho konal Sc
We ctvrtek, IA. srpna z domu
smutku do kostela sv. Vaclava
a odtud ma hrbitov Nejsv. Wy
kupitele a byl vypraven p. Kar-
lem E. ~SchimGnkem.
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Otevrenf nradovny.

Nedavno navratil sc z Unit
ed States Public Health Ser
vice, kde slouzil 80 roku mia
dy krajan DR.. Henry F. Cerny.
Dozvidame Sc, re 81 otevTel svo-
ii vlastni Gradovnu v elsie 107
York Road, Towson : a., Md,
kde Dude provozovati ZUBN1
PRAKCI.
DR.. Cerny lie svnem q kraian-
sk6 rodiny p. a pi. Henry a An
ma Cerny. 2009 Ashland Ave.
Snazivemu mlademu kraja-
nu DR.. Cernemu prejeme pine
no Zdaru!