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Hartford chronicle. (Hartford, Conn.) 194?-1947, 1947-04-05
MELODY IANF
BY Roland G. Irving

Back in the office and all
wires busy, calls coming in
from every direction -
New Haven Mrs. Mary
Curry entertained some of the
cast Of the Broadway produc-
ton, Gamma Lucasta at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Ellouise
Day, on Admiral Street, the
other night. A big treat was
enjoyed by all. Some Of the
celebrities attending were: Mr..
and Mrs. Rex Ingram, Mrs.
Gertrude Joyner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ely and Jack Pitch from the
Top Hat Night Club; Miss Isa-
belle Cooley, who plays the
part Of Anna; Miss Glare LYDIA,
dancer; Miss Rosetta lie Nor
re, Mrs. Mary Griffin Of Wash
ington, D. c., and many others
whose names | failed to get.
A swell time. was had by all
til the wee hours of the A M.
Hartford Mrs. Anna (Cu-
tie) Stewart Of Capen Street
is busy these days rehearsing a
group for a musical appear
ance in, the near future. Watch
this column for the date and
place.
New York The one and
only, Louis Jordan, well-known
band leader and entertainer,
made his first personal appear
ance at the Paramount Theatre
last week after his near-fatal
slashing about two months ago,
which resulted in a divorce
from his wife, Fleece. He is
appearing in a Chinese sketch
with M. Dong and Lily Pom.
Hartford Gene Nelson, our
popular pianist, is doing his
stuff around the City, enter
tanning at the various clubs
and night spots. Sometimes
alone and other. times with his
trio. Rex Stewart, Duke FL
llngton's star trumpet man,
was the featured attraction
with Joe Marsha, the coun-
try's top clarinetist, at Rosco
Matarese Circle the other
night. This is the' spot where
Dick Taylor and his band play
week ends. Was glad to see
and spend a few minutes with
Erskine Hawkins and some of
the Boys, back stage at our
State Theatre last Sunday. A
swell bunch of Guys, met them
a week ago at the Shubert
Theatre in New Haven.
"1ro,o1 III "Lo,, oso
Hartford chronicle. (Hartford, Conn.) 194?-1947, 1947-04-05

Waterbury, Conn. - Lester
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15
fiftieth wedding anniversary. The ladies brought cake. iello, tarts and pudding.

Danclng feet of Kodiak resi- dents are rapidly "breakiRg in' the new floor at the Community Center and both square dance sessions and the Pct O. Gold dan- ces are becoming Increasingly popular.
 Square arcing-with a mix ture of reels, schottisches, polkas and foIk-dances thrown in for good measure-staIts at $50 every Wednesday, Instructions are given as the dance progresses and callers A Holmes Johnson and Ken Wade guarantee that anyone who can walk in the hall can learn to square dance and enjoy it
 The Pot O Gold Dances, with the participants maneuver ing to the recorded music of the best bands in the world, start at I9 pm every Friday. Lucky mum Der dances and novelt es add tC the festivity.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

The regular meeting of the Baptist Women's Society was held in the church parlors, Thursday afternoon, March l3. Mrs. A. H. Johnson presided over the business meeting in the absence of Mrs P.J. Watkinson
 The nomination of new officers for the ensuing year were as fol- lows: Mrs. A H. Johnson, presl- dent; Mrs. Harold Pratt, vice president; Mrs. N. M. Chamber lam, hostess chairman; Mrs Fred Miller, secretary treasurer.
 The devotional service was led by Mrs. A. H. Johnson in which the presentation of the gift boxes was special feature.
 The program titled. Thy Will Through Me in The Home," was directed by Mrs. Fred Miller who was ably assisted by several other membp rs Tn a short play.
 Meeting adjourned and Mrs Milton Smith was assisted by Mrs N. Nj. Chamberlain in ser wing delicious refreshments to those before ment oned, also to Mesdames Glen Chandler, Rue' ben Tesarik, Johnson, Brown and RoId of Ouzinkle
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Color movies of colorful life in Kodiak and vicinity will be shown at the Community Cent CT tomorrow (Sunday) evening at 7:30 o'clock. The films will be presented by MT. W. J. Wheel don and will include shots of various aspects of life in Kodiak, pictures of the Independence Day celebrations of recent years, magnificent color sunrise and sunset views and others of town and the country nearby.
 Admission IS free and every one is invited.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15
Word On Phones

A clipping from 8 Pennsylvan- ia newspaper was received here this week, bringing further news Of Kodiak's proposed telephone system.
 Reported by United Press from Chicago the clipping said:
 Installation of the first all- dial commercial telephone sys- tenn in Alaska will be started this year.
 "It will be installed at Kodiak Island, sic of the oldest settle ment in Alaska To date, the town of Kodiak, which has a population of 2000, has never had commercial telephone ser vice
 "The announcement was made durine a visit here of Mrs. John F. Gushing, Of Sitka, owner of the Sltka telephone system Mrs Cushi g, formerly Mar tha kostrometlnoff is the holder of the Kodiak telephone fran chise
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

The new Kodiak Electric asso- citation board met Monday and officers were elected as follows:
 G. W. Bubendorf, president; Tuck WheeIdon, vice president; Norman Sutliff, secretary-treas- urer.
 In the 8 way tie for 8th and 9th place in the election of the board a drawing was held. and the posts went to Jack Hinckel and Mill Vekacek, with Johnny Hughes losing on the draw
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Building permits were issued this week for:
 Stanley Alvine, addition to shop, Block 7 Lot 2.
 Lee Bettinger, remodel build ing Block II Lot 2 (Kodiak Bot tIing works) for living quarters upstairs.
 W. A. McPhee, to move boat to Block 10 Lot l3 Brooklyn av- enue, temporarily for repairs.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15
Hospital News

A slight epidemic of a light form of influenza brought the ieiIe wing patients vin.fer+medical treatment during the week; Mrs Marjorie Gunderson, Mrs. Lor- ena Kizer, Mrs. Lois Burnham, Carl A. Naidrett, George Mag nusen and Donald Sharp.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Young women of Kodiak are invited to attend a St. Patrick's Day Dance at the Petty Officers Club at MOB tomorrow (Sunday) evening.
 Transportation will be provid ed with a bus leaving the Kodi- ak Community Center at 6:45 pm and returning at midnight. arrangements for the dance are in charge of U. c. Rabb PHOM 2, president of the P O. Club
 Mrs Mill Vokacek IS now em- pioyed in Lawyer ralmage L.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Bingo enthusiasts of Kodiak are cordially invited to enjoy an evenlng of that pastime at the Community Center next Thurs day evening Play starts at 8:l5 pm,
 There is no admission charge and all proceeds of the affair are put into prizes and merchandise orders for the lucky participants.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Sale was recorded this week of the home of Nick and Esther Miell on Mission road to John and Margaret Gibbons.
 Transfer was aIsL recorded of a portion of the Ieite addition adjoining the Mlell property to the same purchaser from Christi inc Tolbert.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Miss Pearle Rold, of the Bap- tist Mission at 0uzinkie, arrived here by plane Wednesday, after a furlough spent in the States.
 She visited in California Colorado, Iowa, New York. Washington, D c. and Texas
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

The city now has pipe available for making sewer hOokups, 1t it was reported at the council meeting Monday.
 Applications should be made at the city clerks office.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Two applications have been received by the city for the posi- tion of wharfinger at the city dock, to replace Pat Cannon when he goes fishing.
 Applications were from Leon Johnson and Paul w. Fretzs.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

The fire department was called a 2:l0 pm Saturday to put out a fire at the Belmont cafe, where an oil range was burning cut There was no damage
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Smiths office in the FelGer build- ing, replacing Mrs Janet Saun- ders, who plans to leave sooa to join her husband in the Hawai- ian islands.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

MT. and Mrs. George Magnu sen are the parents of a son, Charles Seivert, weight 2 lbs. 9 and a haIf oz born on March 8.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Walter Chambers, of the local ACS, plans to leave by plane to- day for Clinton, Indiana, on an emergency furlough. He will be with his wife for an expected ln- crease in the family
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

A surprise party for MT. and Mrs. Sheratine of Ouzinkie was held on Feb. 1S. It was their
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15

Mrs. Leon Johnson was admit ted on Monday for major surg cry.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-03-15
TIE TAX COLLECTOR IS HERE
 9I

Your tax problems can be made much easier if you will put aside an estimated monthly or quarterly amount of your iB- come or earnings into special account to be used exclusively for any or all taxes as by so doing it does not become much of problem or burden.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Walter W. Savage VS.. Harry VIII
bur Savage, Clarence Earle Savage
and Nada Guard Savage. Benjamin
Savage, Jonas Savage, Edna Burgess,
Goldie Jenkins, Daisy Fike, and all
persons having or claiming to have
any interest in 25 acres Of land
minerals exceptedD in Election Dis
trict No. Of Garrett County, Mary
land, conveyed to Harry Wilbur Say
age and Clarence Earle Savage by
deed from Martha Virginia Savage
and husband, dated September 9, 1880,
and recorded in Liber A.G.R. No. 104,
folio 420. one of the Land Records of
Garrett County, Maryland. No. 1919
Equity, in the Circuit Court for Car
rett County, Maryland.
The object Of this proceeding is to
secure the foreclosure Of all rights
of redemption in the following pro-
perty situate in Election District No.
, Of Garrett County, Maryland, sold
by the Collector Of Taxes for Gar
rett County and the State Of Mary
land to the plaintiff in this proceed
ing:
25 acres Of land conveyed to Harry
Wilbur Savage and Clarence Earle
Savage by deed from Martha Virginia
Savage and husband, dated Sep
tember 9, 1880, and recorded in Liber
AG.R. No. 104, folio 1920, one of the
Land Records Of Garrett County,
Maryland.
The bill states among other things,
that the amounts for redemption
have not been paid, although more
than a year and d day from the date
Of the sale has expired.
IT IS THEREUPON this 27th
day of May, 1947, by the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Maryland,
ORDERED That notice be given by
the insertion Of a copy Of this Order
in some newspaper having a general
circulation in Garrett County, once a
week for four successive weeks, warn
ing all persons interested in the said
property to be and appear in this
Court by the 4th day of August, 1917
and redeem the property and answer
the bill, or thereafter d final decree
viii be rendered foreclosing all rights
Of redemption in the property, and
yesting in the plaintiff q title, free
and clear Of all cncumbrances.
RICHARD L. DAVIS,
True copy, Clerk
Test: RICHARD L. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
N Q T &c E

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the following named person has filed
an Application with The Board Of
License Commissioners for Garrett
County, Maryland, for a Glass -"
License to sell BEER in Garrett
County, Maryland, under Article 2B,
Annotated Code of Maryland.
Name of Applicant and Location
Of place of Business is as follows:
Applicant: Charles O. Wolf.
Location of Business: Old Pattison
Store Room in Bloomington, Nd.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
a hearing will be held on said appli-
cation on July 9TH. 1917 at 10 \. VI.
at the office Of the County Com
missionors of Garrett County.
Date Of first publication, June 10Th
1917.
The Board Of License Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland
Advertisement iS-2t
The Republican., 1947-06-26
Precautions Needed
Over Holiday Period

."Fyely yeal. the nation's Fo,,.+1,
of Irlv celebration Lriros s;.l.ma.'
and irin,y 10 many Aro,.;eans " ~.
p II Rilev Director. of The Stata IA
n.,tment o- Health warns ,.,ao,;a,,
,,.. This voa,. when tbo Iono h,l;
5,,. ,yaak-end will hive incraaso-1 ,,,,,,
Lar. If nrnoIa to ,ba bigbn,a,. aa1
,,.,+a,yavs Of MARYLAND bear+b nmI
...,l.,,+ nrac,utions ara a.,,a.;n1t,.
.,....n-
~r.rtnnat,Iv the law b,nninn e;.,
o.a,r. i'm This Sta+o has Ia,oor,. al;a,;
,,a-.5 one h3z3rJ tbat fo,,no,.I, =. ,.,,,..l
1,,,, .as,oIrc lists - IN an+;.ina4a5
.,rr.,,oath If on, national boi;do,.
p.,.- and oils--aod tho;,. ,I.la,..
.ra ,ra,nnd agoir.t .bo,,o o,alo, f;,,
,,.,,l.. concorfrd bv tbonseI,.os ava
.,5., 1mate,p. chemists md a1.a
o.,,.rst fnnolrjno the avnjosi,.o.. from,
..a+.. where tbora is no local ,a,,io,.
In their sale. Altbouob many naonIo
have doryied nleasura from, +bon,
without misban. fireworks are q dofi-
n;to menace to Fife and limb -n,r-
-irvluly in ineync,iancod hands
"Tha appaIlng toll of motor va
hid. accidents. espcrially ON boIidav.
la. been widely nuhIirizad Uo,yo,.,
the .o1nortanro or sane d,.i,irr .a,,
NOT he oycr-cmphasjzcd Motorists
shayld remember that il * botta,. +o
Ios. a few minutes. or weld q disnntod
right Of way. than to risk an accident
"Water accidents are another inn
portant source Of danger. and most or
Them are ayo;dablo. Those who can
NOT swim are STRONGLY warned agair.,
yqnturing into the water Of unknown
deptb, PEOPLE who can swim are
urged to wait an hour or two afto,
EATING. TO swim only as Iong ~, fan.
rs thew can continue Without nndnn
fatigue and to refrain from divine
into shallow water. BOATING accidents
can be prevented bv avoiding ropob
pIav that NAV caDsize canoes on. row
boats. by having fire cxtinguishe,.s
and life p,eservers at hand in COM
The Republican., 1947-06-26
Law Office of
STUART T. HAMILL, JR.
Oakland, Maryland

George NJ. Browning VS., c. Milton
S,ncell, Sally B. Sincell, devisees
under the Last VIII and Testament
of Edward H. Sincel Hate of Garrett
County, Maryland, deceased, and all
persons having on claiming to have
any interest in the one-half interest
in the Edward H. Sincell Estate in
SO acres Of land in Election District
No. of Garrett County, Maryland,
which one-half interest was conveyed
to Edward H. Sincell by deed from
John T. Mitchell ct uX, dated Sep
tember 25th. 1906, and recorded in
Liber Z. Z. 7. No. 81, folio Al, etc,
one of the Land Records Of Garrett
County, Maryland
No. 1852 Equity, In the Circuit
Court for Garrett County. MARYLAND.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
FRIEr(DSVTLLE

~. f0iiei''ahers 5 ran tI, Dd%a%i 9,,,,,;,.
ne Ilolnell'aAefS ciuo IS pI"4il'iis
Qaz4ar' 3aNe ama 59t funllnage iI sac on
;oalutoaI' June 1Hlh' N the murray
4UIIoli'S, Ieg'ii"IHg az > d. Ill., -'I'''>
Jessie Guai4 .lH5i =, = IN chaIgp,
"HN9 "eSda! HFe"l"E
Inc regular monthly meeting ol
the WSCS viii be held Tuesday even
ing July lst in the social room OF the
church, at s p. m.
Attend WOW. Meeting
Mrs. Evelyn Schr0Tcr, Mrs. Lucy
Thomas, Mrs. Mildred Savage, Mrs.
Edna Wright, Mrs. Ethel Metheny
Mrs. Catherine Friend attended 4
W. O. W. district meeting at Oak
land on Tuesday, Mrs. Evelyn Schroy-
en- was elected president Of the dis
trict
Firemen Attend State Convention
Twenty-thlee members Of the
Friendsville Community Fire Compa-
ny attended the State Firemen's Con-
yention parade last Friday afternoon
Boys Preach Sunday
John Wliston. son Of Rev. and Mrs.
H. r. Wriston, student at Asbury
college, WiTmore, Kentucky, delivered
the sermon at the Methodist church
at Blooming Rose, on Sunday assisted
by Robert Schroyer
Robert Schroyer, who will enter
the study Of ministry this fall, gave
the sermon in the Hoyes Methodist
church on Sunday assisted by Johnny
Wriston.
Next Sunday, June 20, at i o.
clOcL, the hovs will nrcarh again but
The Republican., 1947-06-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this proceeding is to
secure the foreclosure Of all rights of
redemption in the following described
property, which was sold by the Col
lector Of Taxes for the County of
Garrett and the State Of MARYLAND
to the plaintiff in this proceeding:
One-half interest Of the Edward H.
Sincell Estate in so acres Of land in
Election District No. 6 of Garrett
County. Maryland. assessed to John
r. Mitchell and Edward II. Sincell.
being Military Lot No. 1909, the said
one-half interest being the same which
was conveyed to Edward H. Sincpll
bv deed from John T. Mitchell ct uy.
dated September 25tb. 1906. and re-
corded in Libcr f. Z. r. No. "a. folio
II. etc.. one of the Land Records of
Garrett County. MARYLAND.
The Republican., 1947-06-26

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law AID danobtor 'ii ", '''. .,,j ~ 1n. fI
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son. Danny. spcrr The varj;lend With ''-
her parents, }r and Avs C19I%; Fral @
zee. near Fearer. ''' "
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and daurbter. ShirIov va1.a Cnrda,,
dinner guests Of the FORMERS parents !
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The Republican., 1947-06-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their many acts of kindness
shown our beloved sister, Stella
Hamill Schooley, during her illness
and for the evidence Of love and re
spect shown after her death.
We are grateful to all who gave
flowers, the use of their automobiles
and all other gifts and services and
expressions Of sympathy,
The Family Of Stella Schooley
ADV It.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


David >. BoaI and Ellsworth ,.
boal, trading as BoaIs Funeral Ser
wee, vs. Noah Allen Lantz ct al
y, oozt ra,,;.,. :. a.. C;,..,,:.
Co,4 ro, G,1tt 10 'L2 ~ ~ ne Sra,io ,i1.'l'
0''' ''' val e'' >@0''''-'' VI al y i''''''
The purposc of this suit i Ia OH
+ain = decree for rha sale or real
estate lorateI in Garrett Comfy
MARYLAND. Of which Job Tantz Iafe
of said Garrett County. MARYLAND.
died seized and possessed. for the
payment Of claims against the estate
Of said decedent
The bill states:
THAT the said job LantZ was in
his lifetime and at the time Of his
death seized and possessed Of the
surface Of a parcel Of land situate.
lying and being in Election District
No. ! Of Garrett County, Maryland,
containing the quantity Of seventy
seven acres, more or less, the same
beng part Of the tract Of land called
"SWantOn' which was conveyed unto
the said Job Lantz by deed from Alon-
70 y. MAYOR ana Wlle' dated SePtem-
per 81; I9oo' ana recorded IN LlDef
f. Z. T, No. 50, folio PSI, one Of the
Land Records Of Garrett County,
Maryland, all mineral underlying
said land having been reserved by the
aforesaid deed, together with the
right Of ingress and egress for the
purpose Of making openings and re-
moving Sald minerals
haI Whlle so se!Zed ana pos
2eSSeu OF Sald rama Ihe Sald JoO LahtZ
aepafIed thlS me- lhtestate, Feoru4ry
y IVA T. leaving surviving nm as ms
next OF KIN ana heirs at law broth
e. Moan a. Lahtz' W)aoWef' ana
GhIafeh OIL a deceased Dfothef, JACOB
EaiIz' Io-"lI' benjamin T. Lahtz'
SiiIgle' I'oIa l. LahII' VINO lnIeTillaI
IiGu WIN BESSIE Lalltz' Oleh D. LaltZ
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HliIei l':'HI%' 'I"IGlIce I-aHlZ' WHO n
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haIlIZ, ..i J9e Lailtz' VINO l4lefma[fleo
WIN W Golo!e LafitZ' Lena L.ahJz baz7
Ele, n, Wh0 21!.: !hterl4arflea win EaWafo
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IilaI ! Ie9 WIN Dou Calr' ana ANNE
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nePlt"S lI ana hleGeS, i,! chilafen OF ae-
ctaSeo pfoIh9f' DaVlq y: Lahtz' TO-
MitIG%Yiu I5sii: Lalltz' Wno !nIerm14frleo n'1a
WIN ilaIlle LahtZ' NetIlG y HaVef'
W Mno lntGIiilarfIgu I5.l1I tT win IhohlaS y
IL aver Emma leg.S' VINO lilIGrhia[-
reg I e WIN J!1 Jos!e leeIS' ana Joseph
L"IltA aI9 q, OecjI LahGz' poIh single
aho PGSSloly othef uhkhoWn helrS.
81 llat Ihe SdIu Joo L3htZ ieIt
no personal property ana tnere mas
accordingly heen no aqmlnlS'fatioh
On ms eSvate ana no IuhdS Win Wflch
70 pay y, claims.
: Ilat IIIe estate Oh lhe SaId Jo9
L"iiIz L ,IiI II Inde9te9 unto DaVld > Boal
4lu d, h4sWofIn ,. boai' lradlhg as
Io"I ; + uIifIai service IN Ihe sum Oh
5000 60I fn, +bn f,,na,.oi' o,.noneas l,I,l
inc'rcJ !, tho bnrai i'L,f' nf tfo a, saiJ fo,,
Iaot1 no nart ~ Of ,yb;rb l' bas I boon ,o no;d "a
NTh9t tbo said nav;d "a Iortz ort' pow" o,,j
The Republican., 1947-06-26
FOR SALE

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on l. s Pnnta 80 IAdv 1G-@r@
Dr,N0 Tr-aI ,,,aboa,,,,. f;,,i.l,
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I5,lr Vol,Il,,oi' p itItjo' Hd if ~ ~ i'N
a. ~ l none o. W '---1N'''' I0-'i'
1 roh I,o7 o1Ir'-Io go, IoonI ,I;1 I;IC9e .'IIo 10 70
r ARES laau it I1G''VFu lT . i I,lilV9 @ mgSC a
dt, ERA tiIa & w. " d. -, - ppiS IL, Iie1iE ie ~ -
oiSIeI' OolI,IIn, W '''--1.'' i0-''
FOR SALE = lnternauohal hay
loaaef. USED boyo ;; a. fa9Sil, DeeI r9Ih' ar
Ioule - pHolle 10 zn''E' io-''
FOR SALE-One buck rake, L. Q,
NonderIy, Mt Lake PafN.-AdV =
2t"
FOR SALE-Qne 1885 Chevrolet
coupe. Charles Glass, Deer PARK Md
ADV. let.
FOR SALE-Pigs Apply Hobart
Harvey, Deer Park. route ,, Md.
ADV. 17-3t.
For SAIF-25O Rock Red nuIle+s
Phone 270-J-3. James Cover Deer
Park, Nd.-Adv. 17-2t"
F0p SATF- Ona baIf-+on nir1,,n
t,n,k k IntclrationaI Ms {Iarv VEIN.
e, AnnI[ +20 E;gbt .t..ant 0ol.Iand
(IdN'ap N'pty X, rs. ''
E0p SAFE For,, o,fboard n,otor.
and ' rnn,. - haa+s. .,Isa tirGs G.0o Inv iG
racsns ,,.,.. 2ratt Storov rev, II, NrHenI,v
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FOR SALE Rototiller garden
traftnr Same as new. GOOD anvil
The Republican., 1947-06-26
CARD OF THANKS

We desire in this manner to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation
to all who were so kind and helpful
and who assisted US in any way dur
ing the illness and following the
death Of our mother, the late Mrs A.
W. Helbig.
We also want to thank all who
gave flowers and donated the use Of
their automobiles for the funeral
service.
The Children
-Adv. 1t.
The Republican., 1947-06-26
Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

WIND STORM INSURANCE.
Costs so little, but the need for it is
increasingly great. Frederick Thayer,
Jr, First National Bank Bldg, Oak
land.-Adv lott
The Republican., 1947-06-26

FOR SALE One and two-inch
surfaced chestnut lumber; clyde
BfeedIoVc. Oakland, Md.-Adv. lott.
FOR SALE 612-foot kelvinator,
good running condition. Phone 68-R.
-Adv 1879
FOR SALE-One homemade Trail
cr. 1896 Buick. See Ralph Leighton,
HaWkinson Tread.-AdV. 1S-2t.
For WASHING and Simon;zino
aufamohiIes cali or see Wayne .Jobn-
SON. phone 70. G. Center strcet-Adv
1871
FOR SALE-1q1 Master deluxe
2-door sedan Chevrolet. new tires.
Good repair, Dr. +. d, Custer. phone
$3.50. OafIand.-Adv. 1S-2t#
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FOR SALE-FoW lake front lots,
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