davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Vzpominkova slavnost ma F. D.
RoOsevelta " Praze.

Praha (CTK) = We ctvrtek,
10. dubna Sc konala v Praze
yzpomfnkova slavnost u prfle-
zitosti druheho vyrocf 1mrti
presidenta Franklina D. Roose-
velta. Rooseveltovu osobnost
zhodnotil universitni professor
DIR. J. KoZak.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Vudce " Iraku vzbourenych
KurdH SIC vidal.

Tezce zraneny Mullah Mu-
stafa, vGdce kurdskeho kmene
Barzani z Iraku, Sc blfzko per-
skych hranic bezpom1necne
VIDAL vojsku a policii, ale zadal
ably s MIN bylo nakladano mi
losrdn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Drevsne domky do Angle
z Ceskoslovenska.

Praha (CTK) - Ceskoslo-
vensko doveze do Angle tisfc
drevenych domkG. Je to cast
csl. hospodarskeho planu ma
zvysenf obchodu s Anglif. Dom
ky mali kuchyni a ctyri pokoje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
p o NJ I N K A.

Sc srdcem zarmoucenym
%vzpominame ma den 26. dubna
neb tomu Dude "a rok1 CO S ma
mi Sc rozloucila nase draze
milovana matka a Svakrova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Marie. Kleckova.

Tento den znovu otvira mas zal
a rany naslch krvacejfcfch srd-
CT: Stale ma Tebe vzpomfname
a hluboce feline odchodu I've
no. Spi sladce a dffmej neko-
necny krasny sen.
Vdecnou pamatku, CO POM
mix ma Tebe v srdcfch svych
zachovame.
Venujl:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
Pv. Henry F. Lunak

polozil sv1j zivot "a Vast ma
bojisti v Severnf Africe.
Vzpom1nky tahnou dust nasf,
kdy Tvs mezi nami byval,
Ty V pravde mas nejdrazsf
isl denne laskou mas blazfval.
Bee 'Tebe jest zde smutno,
srdce kruS1 bolu naval,
a proto vzpom1name ma Tebe
S laskou, jakou Tvs nam daval.
K uctenf I've nehynouci pa
matky venuif:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25
z o M NKA

Presmutne vzpomfnky prina-
81 nam 29. duben, neb tomu bu-
dou 4 roxy, kdy milovany syn,
bratr a Svakr
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-04-25

~" Ae'JAAAAONO. "A CCE, u
Sc = re 81 jich muzove vIGbec
nevs1majf.
Rustf vojaci letadle prolis-
tuj1 bez zajmu americky obraz-
kovy casopis, v nemz jest mno-
no obrazkG krasnych zen, ale
zastav1 Sc a s velikou pozorno-
stf 81 prohl1zejf obrazek motor
cyklove tovarny.
Jest dosti NONE, re rovno-
pravnost muzG s zenami v Rus
ku ie cinf takovymi. Konaif
vsechny prace jake muzi. do
konce pracujf jake cisticky
stok. Neukazuji Sc ma obdiv a
pozoruhodno, re ma VISTA
We 200 modernfch umeleckych
obrazG nebylo ami jedine nahe
Pohlfzejf s patra ma ma
hotiny a povazuji i ty umelecke
"a pOrnografii.
Cizinec v Moskve by mel tez-
kou praci Sc seznamit S hezkou
dlvkou. Jest nemozno il po-
zvati ven, chtfti zaplatiti "a nj
veceri, nebo trebas jen hrnicek
Zlobila by sc velice.
Dostane-li ruska divka dar,
lined oplatf druhym Kdyz ku
pr. dostala jedna dlvka darem
Oaret, druheho dine jej oplatila
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.bw..t.

VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Near Govt. bldes
Row brick, 6-rms:, bath, oil heat; priced
at only $3.50 with excellent terms Can
be seen any time. Call It'll pm, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415 K SITS. NV.
Roo8affSSGG house. blk from Asricul-
ture Dept. and Bureau of Engraving lge.
old S.rm. frame: h.-w;h, bath; To be re,
down. Inspect with Mr.. Ensle, TABLER,
INC, RE. 5000: evenings. GE. 5ss5. is
. ROOMS AND BATH, ami; mr.. Agricul-
saFf Pspt RYoA Go GessesSIon E a,ts slosSo terms
COLORED-BARGAIN, 5000 DOWN, $40
per mo.-7O9 Delaware ave. s.w.: 2-story
brick. Elk. 5000: ewes. HO. O325. is
COLORED-4O5 o ST. S.W.-Special bar
gain-First commercial, $500 cash pay
ment: price, $4,000; five-room brick in
'front.' 4-room brick in rear: deep lot
Act today to secure this bargain. RE. 5216.
CoLoRED-NR. End AND H sTs.-7-rm.
brick house; S5 800 $3.50 cash; $50 mo.
A. M ROTH, MA TQ3R Ia
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER and employed
wife tho children or pets) desire two-bed-
room unfurnished house in Washington or
I'1fEfnsSs Rent NA ss Eft S
furnished apartment OF house. 81. q 1922
FAMILY, 4 ADULTS. want house or apt,
peSnanent. csIi RE; 300: Ext tf sa94i StatSj io
s.pGrp ssm15 pm, Rn, Boy 23s-D. Star, 19'
ns s aa9dsn h9@. xs S
su[RsPSs II e CO. S4oS 3D 544 ffss I'll p Ga
ctoR ofs AND afEH'' FAMILY need two or Thn three
bedroom house in D. c. or suburbs; perma-
men nent We, veteran; local hospital stan surgeon;
MAJOR REPAIRS at our expense: family
All. RA. s3o3 or Box ssa, Rossiyn; Va.
WANTED, HOUSE to rent, . or , bedrooms;
MaryIand University. Will pay UP to $40.
BY REGULAR ARMY 1t. COL, perma-
nently stationed in Washington; . or 3
ssdFooms' ; s1g unfurnished house, Tel VI.
II. ,CoMDR.. perm sta, wife. children,
need 23 bedrm. hse., unfurn., in Arl. or nr.
community; protect. impr; prop; rent. to
Sto4; seeGd.Is RE 74oo' Ext. 7l26l' $40 pm.
WANTED for family of fve-six-room un-
1urUlSneQ mouse IN or arOund ClarendOn
Va; pay up to 500 month. Tel Elm
wood S25 1S"
MINISTER-House. apt or cooperative
apt unfurnished; long lease desired; resi-
dent 20 yrs Wash. EN-. 55S3.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED house or
apartment in Alexandria. Telephone Jack
FOUR fSp REsPoNs1BLE ADULTS need i'm
mediately 3 or bedroom furnished house
or apartment. Box 345-D Star. 49,
TELEVISION ENGINEER needs 2-bedroom
hN ala fNr OlI - all
permanently employed in City: RE: s. 55ss.is.
GOVT. ENGINEER; furn. 2-bedroom apt:
or house, Arlington or District refs. Call
MR.. WALSH, MA. 3S10 after 7 pm. is"
BRAZILIAN NAVY OFFICER seeks . or 3
bedroom house or apartment in NV. LIT.
MONTEIRO, DI. SS22, Ext. All. 49,
URGENTLY NEED or room unfurn.
house or apt: refined family; best care
guaranteed; refs. HOLFERT at DU. 5902.
ARMY OFFICER, wife, 2 daughters desire
9 or 3 bedroom house, furnished or un-
furnished, preferably nearby Virginia;
limit S135. Phone Temple OO63. IT.
WORLD BANK OFFICIAL needs house or
apartment, furnished or unfinished; rent
about S1OO. Call NO. 4443. is
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL with refined
ADULT family, no pets, > or 3 bedroom
house; prefer unfurnished; excellent care.
navy OFFICER and wife. no children.
unfurniShed house in Arlington: $50 mo,
mos. in advance; year lease. 81. 5735.
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL in dire
need of 3-bedrm. house or apt, NV. or
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

NEW 7-RM. AND B., brick det. home. near
Cheverly. Md; front porch; cow to every
thing: oil h.-wh.: extra unfin. bath: 65
6eIrnexp Per ne Boz % %567c' Star IL
in good condition: mi. from Key Bridge;
for refined Christian family with l or .
cars; secluded, acres. Box 44lE, Star.
OPEN DAILY. 1 TO P.M.-New, never
occupied s-rm.. l u bath det brick: lge.,
valuable lot, located on Jones Bridge I'd.
Chevy Chase Nd @nd house to Conn ave
$4,000; $1,000 cash, $3.50 monthly.
FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV,
DI. $3.50. Brokers, attention. -22
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE RENTAL 6-room house
Washington, for house or apartment, New
York City or vicinity. Box 4O3-B, Star. 16'
FURNISHED 3-beorm. corner brick de-
tached house, Arl;: near Clarendon; Oil ht.
WASHINGTON FOR n. ia bedrm
or vicinity. Ii. O513. is
WOULD EXCHANGE a lovely stone front
brick home. containing bedrms., bat tbs
D c.. for similar home in nearby Virginia
Value S26. 900 Box 2l7-C Star 30
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeest.

SALE-5052 SARGENT RD. NE. Modern
red brick. ! VI lst f.. large living room Ioom:
end f., bedrooms with clothes closets,
hall, linen closet and bath: full basement.
inside and outside entrances: deep back
yard, white picket fence. Owner on prem
ises: Open SIS. S15.500: 22'
MICHIGAN PARK, S45 Crittenden st. ne.
Corner semidetached brick, deep lot, 3
bedrms., concrete porch. gas a.-c. heat. Q
ranges and refgr. included basement con-
tains rec. rm. with fireplace. bath and
kitchen, which is now rented for $40 per
mo-: convenient to transp., shopping and
CATHOLIC o.; priced to sell with fair terms.
For additional Information. call G. r.
CARSON. UN. 1873, WA. 7014. III
RESTRICTED NE. location, desirable row
brick, only years old, new cond.: liv.
room, din. rm., modern Kitchen, 2 spacious
ieaving town; priced sfo.5o0. call CO.
1898 or GE. 9341 ewes. PECK CO.. 340s
IS Franklin ST. N.E.-By owner. row
brick home, 6 rooms with bath one block
Of downtown TRANSPORTATION; best offer
over $4,000. DE. 1875. IL
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored. any condition or section. Ho.
MASNAs REALTY CO. can sell your house
at today's value: our estimate without
eSlisatlen. ndea. 211o Wilson blvd. GIL. oil
DO Do YoT WANT SPEEDY ACTION. Lis,
win pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
S6r ga GasH Hse AZ f. ohCE TX sor Sa9s.s whit
fMMEpIArE mi EGp11rE Cash for your property. n.
ena e ss co9 eo seorfS 81 45 a. or 1896 5
3: 6, Or Maryland, vi; s367: is
WILL PAY CASH for oc.tsd clean n.
area Of 18th and Alaska ave. NV. Cal
ggE asfn5 sSn as NJ MI 1pka33tp1kRryw. a3t1 VIII B.,
.iIu3s ii sss s]Sk e vii .a5Gs ss MSx Fl s.
adth u hvEAks StA ss sFRyiGs Eh 2f9o to ,oc, nroD.r.
erty With WM H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K. DI. 1016
WANTED HOMES. District or nearby Nd
e1Smps o. suss1s t.non tS5 III De1 81
vertising. MR.. FOSTER or MR.. GLIDDEN
Vial III if1a aa1E VI Yon S5a ' TO SELL, s,v.
my personal attention to anything YOU
Gi1yT WSAyEh 1oS %o tst4 pf Io 5ss5: .,,t ,o
get doctor. If you need legal help you
get a lawyer, if your home is for sale let
us help you. We specialize in selling houses
VEST WM i RkAh MAREf EsfAff fp need. .ever.
e 1900: II your home Is so! ieE sale; cali
sk6& s 6ss9 aosE ssE IN GOOD ID Dx s2s 81
or powder fm. on list H. Phone Wo. $s4s
or va; ar under $4,000: viii pay cash. Box
5Sa1 ErsndshiEp en- Station D. bu, yo,
nss SfS .! :s st.s sai FL
quick; pI; 2ssl until pm 20.
i sHS spnssEs rR Rss0 sf SIS SS $50
I AM PREPARED to pay cash for .
drive of Hyattsville; owner only. Call
w w HAVE asSG s''eF Client p Who desires bunsa.
Wiil sM ps pay oen up to noH ssoooo. W Cali % r. SEQ
FIELD, 81. $500: If no answer PL. oss3
70 purehsse homes in any section Of wash
1Pd rRonPr RssS. nr1ssa r. 10 laSs TO- sal.
your nome: business ., o. inys'tmens I,T m PrSmP
PHRIEs, Reaitor. sos North Capitol. ma
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment store
or unimproved land for sale; we hay, hays
REAETS re- srsnssi Corr. 1857 81 x: eGsf re. iiss.
CASH CUSTOMER wants home around 81
500 In Northeast or Southeast Washing,
ton. Must be in good location. WI
make own repairs. An opportunity 70 SCI
hesssehf sas for s,: sssh aASEf Il
WEI We CAN sEIL'ieo SELL YOUR HOUSE and get top
cash price in D. C. or Nd. Free Appraisal.
Plenty Of clients waiting for auiek ressius' raas
J. AI B. a. rfFFHY Il TsfA son. @ sIs k.nneds St:
TrAKoMA PARK OWNERS. att.ntion-Ex,;-
CT (disabled), will pay. cash for smau'
clean home, in or nearby Takoma PARK
Gsxfous an %S $50 To 81 sEiIf ". said we could
Us. u.s. But we can say: List your house
with us for results, that seem IKE a
miracle" For sound aavice; phone apo IA
4 CLIENT or OURS needs = house for
cash. Can we sell him your house? fleass
call us now as you read this a. CaIs
s;so an to oI9vRp $40 PT; e1fsp. fse sas itas K
III Homss MS IL EEEEGEaTLY gstGLY NEEDED, preferably
in the Chevy Chass and Bethesda areas
up to $4,000 cash. Phone MI; C1sments'
Wo; 1914. with sHANNsoNS & LucHs Co.,
viRsfa ! fss 4 A. HOMES SCI AwANTGED-Hay. cash
e Ing: can a. pay up to $4,000 and win guar.
.ntee immsdiat. astion. ple.ss ss, RS29; gsS29s
e e. iucHs CO. 1906 Il st. nv. NA. 2345,
Evening star., 1947-09-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

GE0RGEToWNNb bedrms, ga baths, very
well furnished house; adults only; attrac-
@ tlTe gardsn; $3.50: Box 1879 Star. lis
FURNISHED HOME, near Colonial Village,
for l mo. beginning Sept. 1a CHI. 5l62.
1900 DEXTER TERRACE sE.-House to
snare with married couple, sos per month.
FoUR-BEDRooM HOUSE, in Chevy chase.
No, 5000 per mo. After 6 pm. call
HOUSE TO SHARE-Empl. cpl only. 14s
Hutton st. Alex Va. Alexandra $3.50.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Young married couple.
no children or pets, share 6 room, nicely
furnished home with young married couple:
wife assume MANAGEMENT of home and
prepare meals. Box 41l-C. Star
Evening star., 1947-09-16
-le The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
l6
APARrMEATs EXCHANGED.

MODERN 2-BEDRM APT, desirable Sec
nR rlGn qe ses tS5 Ss7p modem 1-bedroom apt in
WAsHINGToN FOR LOS ANGELES-Will
exchange unfurnished 1-bedrm. apt. in
ns1. neT. ior one or two bedrm. in L. A. Box
Gnu-D' star. 21*
WILL EXCHANGE new 3-room apartment
IN sc. for apartment in Silver Spring or
upper NV. "a. Phone TR. 5597 after
Evening star., 1947-09-16

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.). {.
"a 600 CASH DOWN PAYMENT for 3 or
4 bedroom. 2-bath house in nice NV. sec.
tion or close-tn suburb. Box $500, Star.
CoLoRED-I WILL RENT. BUY or sell
your property: it won't take me long.
JOHN W. ROUSE pI 7OS2
Evening star., 1947-09-16
APARTMENT SITES.

2 FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn
aye.-Each corner. with 1O0-ft front.
age on Conn. ave. To inspect, call WC
Evening star., 1947-09-16
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

yoR sALE-Apt, Parkwood Med. Bldg,
rooms 3rd floor, front, 2 entrances 70
MRS Gp%ARp aER GGnsact PINE. Ma
kar! Hotel. 1901 K st. NV 16.
Evening star., 1947-09-16

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Evening star., 1947-09-16

DALE DRIVE sECTI0N-Unusually attrac-
tive red brick Colonial, only years o.dit
place: side screened porch; medium sized
din. rm., fully equipped kit; 2nd A., 3 twin
sized bedrms. with double closets in each.
full tiled bath; full bsmt., gas a.-c.h. rec.
rm. with bar, exit; attached garage; Vene-
tian blinds. storm windows and doors;
sompl; toilet n 6smt,; mt, fsyoraely az priced at'
dr., Silver Spring. 81. 500; SH. 00l5
| till pm. -l7
The Valley settler., 1947-08-28
REPORT OF 1B ASSOCIATION

The annual report Of the Alaska Tuborcul oe is
Assoc lat ion prepared by the oxocut i've SOC
rotary, Mrs. 3oss inn, is now bo5n1 dis
tr1butod to friends and sDo nsors in tho
various Alaska towns. The pamphlet in
cludos roviow Of the work accorDl ishod
curing the past year and the pro iocts
planned for the coming year. Itomizod arc
he receipts from II aslcan toms and villa~cs
al SO the donations from the Army Tavy,
us. coast Guard and Civil Aeronautics
Administration. The a1Tny Let the list With
a donation Of 81 ,o3l. SO, however, all cor
tr1but ions woro generous and given accord
Ing to their numbers. Il total Of $50. POI. 70
Fes received h the 1916 seal sale.
8osides it's own Program OF Health Education
md rehabilitation, the Assoc at ion as al
5eys, honoVor able, assisted the pro mas
IF Other agencies at times whom the mood
seemed vital and funds wore inadoouato. In
me past it has conducted x-ray surveys:
f1yoh financ ial assistance to the Iarino
MT, the HyGiono; 10 the Heal tlnobilo 1or
curing interior SIS. ~ - aYs; and to tho g
fd S2n1tariun. 1t pays travel ing o7non7os
or the tuberculosis consultant who is chr
2At1y assisting Nth Tho gray surveys in
2rthorn Alaska towns. OUTSTANDING is tho
$500 1ati ms Rchab il itation pro ran. I'll cn
res rot only scholastic and occunat tonal
lcont 1nuod On mage IL
The Valley settler., 1947-08-28

C3Lz8AI75 ooh -EDDnTG nE-IVE2s ny
Congratul atiors end best wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Johnson who celebrated their 10Th
Wedding annivor sary Wednesday. That s
pretty long lna, boys!
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Something old, something new, so
pertinent to the theme of marriage,
were shown in the evolution of we'd
ding gowns last evening at the sec
ond pageant of its kind in Oaklad's
history. Thirty gowns ranging
from those of the early eighteen
hundreds to the present day were
modelled by either the brides them
selves, relative, or friend before an
audience in the Methodist church as
sembly room.
Oldest is 1929 Creation
The oldest gown displayed was that
of Mrs Mary Ann Ray Byrne who
was married in 1929 Her great
granddaughter, Mrs. Adeline S.
Ruckert, modelled the dress, and
later contrasted it by wearing her
own of the more recent year 1899.
Mrs. Charles Briner wore another
of the pre-1850 gowns which belonged
to Mrs. Angeline Rice Sanes, the
grandmother of Mrs. Ralph Weber
Mrs Sanes was married in 1876
Miss Eloise Ashby modelled the
dress of Mrs. J. NJ Jarboe whose
wedding occurred in 1858.
Mrs. Beeeson Snyder displayed
Mrs Arabella Seymour Offutt's dress
of 1868.
Mrs. Annie B. Harned's gown of
the year 1870 was worn by her great
granddaughter, Helen Louise Harmed.
Mrs. Nancy Helbig wore her grand
mothers dress. Mrs. D. E. Bolden was
married in 1880.
Mrs. Frederick A. Thayer, Jr., wore
the gown of her mother-in-la Mrs
F. A. Thayer, ST., whose wedding oc-
CURED in 1884
The dress of Mrs. Kate Tecla Far
rell Conley, mother of Mrs Ruth
Brown, was displayed by Miss Vava
Ann Helbig.
Miss Mary Louise Fclker modelled
Mrs. Rose Hamill's gown of 1892.
Miss Mary Fraley wore the gown
of her grandmother, Mrs. Eva Hine-
baugh who was married in 1893.
Miss Beth Shirer wore the dress of
Mrs. Truman Casteel whose marriage
occurred in 1898.
The last of the past century
dresses was modelled by Miss Rita
Bittle who wore the dress belonging
to Mrs. Margaret McLain Wilson
who was married i'm 1898
The Republican., 1947-06-26

weekend here with Miss Lena
Swartzentruber. ,a
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gnegy and
sons were visiting their parents at
Aurora and Red House, on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Kight and son, Verl
spent Saturday visiting in Cumber-
land.
Mrs. Fannie Stutzman, of Sails
bury, arrived for an indefinite stay
with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Swartz-
entruber.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Slabach. Mr..
and Mrs. George Grove, Cecil, Ken
meth and Gertrude Slabach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Junior Beeghley, Charles Wills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Beckman and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk attended
the shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Billy
Fulk, of Steyer, at the home of his
parents, near Brookside, on Thurs
day evening.
The following were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. D. j. Swartzentruber Fri
day: Elva, Alva, Elsie and Viola
Yoder and Elden Swartzentruber, of
The Republican., 1947-06-26
Former Resident
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
ployes have contributed SLIT, for
which a semi-private room in the
hospital will go as a memorial for
them
The list of contributors follows:
Present Opportunity Circle Of Crel-
lin, $25; Howard c. Phares, $25;
Crellin Parent-Teacher association
$40; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester C. Yutzy
$3.50; Alvin O'Heaver, SIS; Clyde G
McNemar, $15; Dorsey T. Ashby
$25; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shaffer,
$40; Nh and Mrs. Orville Bittinger,
$25; Howard Adams, Elwood Adams,
Homer C. Shaffer, Darrell NJ. Lewis,
Herman j. Welch, $40 each; Lawson
Henline, William c. Anderson, Oscar
Welch, j. L. Bell, Arthur Friend
Mrs Myra Martin, Jacob Hayes, Carl
Hayes, Harold Lantz, Dwight L. Ash
by, IS each.
Mine Employees, Banner Mine of
Stanley Coal Company
George Hinebaugh, $2500; Ralph
Dewitt, $1,000; Harry Lewis, $4,000;
William Thomas, $1,000; Glenwood
Friend, $500; George Friend, $1,000;
Olin Broadwater, $1,000; Carroll Shay
er, $1,000; Harold Lewis, Jr., $25.O0;
Theodore Henline, $1,000; Abe Mers-
ing, $500; John Miner, $1,000; Steve
Molish, $1,000; Samuel Wilson, $500;
Willard Pike, $10.00-Arthur Lewis,
$2500.
Paul Lewis, $25.OO; Jay Colaw
$1,000; Hayward Baker, $15.00; Carl
Lewis, $500; Fred Fike, $1,000; John
B. Boring, $25.00; Harold Hinebaugh,
$1,000; Rex Wiles, $1,000; Marshall
Meats, $3.50; Homer Meats, $3.50;
Albert Savage, $1,000; Mute Stiles,
$1,000; Theodore Lewis, $1,000; Rus
sci Harvey, $1,000; Chester Lewis,
$1,000; Ray Martin, $1,000; Clarence
Stemple, $500; Samuel Lipscomb,
$1,000; Earl Baker $1,000.
Ward Smith, $1,000; Carlos Reckart,
$1,000; Howard Pike, $1,000; Rodney
Pike, $1,000; Robert Ashby, $1,000;
Harold Cannon, $1,000; Burl Lewis,
$500; Waitman Harvey, $500; AL
bert Shaffer, $500; Dale Shaffer,
$500; Harry Kisner, $1,000; Elmer
Shaffer, $1,000; Oscar Shaffer, $15.;
Raymond Upole, $1,000; Cecil Hahn,
$500; Luther Jorden, $1,000; NJ. f,
Sanders, $1,000; Arthur Roy, $1,000;
Theodore Smith, $1,000; Otis Friend,
$1,000; Hubert Smith, $1,000.
John Welch, $1,000; Joseph Kisner,
$1,000; Stephen Sanders, $1,000; Ed
gell Serene, $1,000; Stanley Savage,
$500; Victor Kelley, $500; Clyde
Ellis, $500; Worley Baker, $1,000;
Delmar Meats, $1,000; Fred Fulk,
$1,000; Charles Meats, $500; Albert
Meats, $500; Lee Ashby, $500; Darl
Friend, $500; Richard Friend, $500;
Clarence Friend, $1,000; Dewey Bow
ser, $500; James Deems, $500; Le-
roy Murphy, $500; Elmer Arbogast,
$1,000; Ferris Bosley, $500; Boyd
Shaffer, $1,000; Dale Ellis, $500.
Walter Baker, $1,000; William Bak-
er, $1,000; P E. Glover, $1,000; David
Bowman, $4,000; French Meats, $40;
Arnold Sisler, $1,000; Alvin Meats,
$1,000; John Keener, $1,000; Lester
Lewis, $1,000; Ray Lewis, $1,000;
Leo McGinnis, $1,000; Frank McCabe,
$1,000; Guy Bell, $1,000; William
Kelley, $1,000; Floyd Lowdermilk,
$500; Virgil Shaffer, $1,000.
Luther Alexander, $1,000; Offutt
Kisner, $1,000; Willard Dewitt, $500;
Burln C. Holler, $1,000; Melvin Kis-
ner. $1,000; Alvie Reckart, $1,000;
Charles Bowman, $500; |. G.. Harvey,
$1,000; Gilbert Lowdermilk, $1,000,
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f. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Market Report June 20, 1947. o

Market Report, June ~, 1914.
Today's receipts were very heavy,
market was fair, prices were lower
on some grades.
Hogs, choice weights, 1880 to "a
80; Heavy weights and packing sows,
11.00 to 20.75; Pigs and shoats, 100
to 24.00 per head.
Calves, good and choice, 2O.30 to
24.40; Medium, 1900 to 1880; Com
mon, 1900 to 1900.
Bulls, 1900 to 1900; Bulls by the
head, 41.00 to 10000; Cows, 500 to
1890; Cows by the head, 7750 to
l41.00; Steers, 110O to 1920; Heifers
600 to 21.25; Heiferettes, 7.20 to
1880; Stock cattle, $500 TO 1900
per head.
Lambs, 1890 to 22.95; Ewes, $50
to 6.1O; Bucks, 500 to $50; Goats,
1.50 per head; Horses and ponies,
$500 to l4l00 per head.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Dodge, at Terra Alta, on Sunday.
The following were recent visitors
of S. w. Slabach: Pastor Mcleod,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sisk, of Loeb
Lynn, Mrs. Joe King and son, Le-
Mayne, of White Church.
The Jenkins, of Fellowsvlle, spent
Sunday at Will Welch'S.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

Norfolk, Va; Sarah Brememan,
Henry and Elsie Yoder, of Meyers
dale.
Gertrude Slabach accompanied
Boyd Friend, Mary Lewis, Wilma and
Helen Shreve, Jacob, Frederick and
Max Beckman to Sand Cave, on Sun
day
The Dodges were visiting Lemuel