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Betty GJlitsn aid Oilst v1Ilss
VIII jaSele Annual A,lletic llvsfds

Betty costrezf ana Claude VAL
der were announced today = ME
.winners Of The al1nnM Junior
Chamber Of Commerce awards
Offered TIE outstanding girl md
hoy athletes ef Key West High
School.
Presentation 81 4 trophy 10
each of the winners will Be nade
on Glass Night. May =, At the
Hieh school auditoriuln. They
tsih also have their Names in
scribed On ! permanent pl4que
hang IN the halfway Of the High
School.
The Jaycees sports committee.
consisting Of Harry knight,
chairman; Joe Pmder md Nathan
Pepper, director Of physical edu-
cation al the High school. an
nounced that It made the awards
not only for ability but because
the. two students "embody the
spirit Of team cooperate the
win to win and participation ia
as many sports as possible"
Miss Cottre1 was ! star On the
Key West High basketball team
80 u
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INV
A,eee Goa !! |. Hire J | !
u Start Sunday

The Uniesd Jewish Appeal
drive for the Key WEI afca will
begin Il $50 y. m, Sunday with
j dinner meeting IL TIE GuIf-
stream Restadfant. II was an
nounced today. Key Vests
|U.J.A. goal Is $4,000.
LILA. Field representative
Joseph O0idsnan vtiil be the
speaker II the evening. He viii
be presented ~ Joe Pearhnan,
cazgpaign director. Members Of
the campaign committee are
Charles Aronoyitz. Gladys Null
berg. Abe Wolkoff. Dr.. H. K.
Moore and Mrs ]. G. Kantor.
The Key west drive Is part Of
i nahiSh-wide campaign 10 raise
$t70, 00O, 900. Henry Morgenthau,
III, former Secretary Of the
Treasury, who, is general chair
man Of U.J.A., has pointed out
that this is q time of heighten-
Ing tragedy for the remaining
Jews in Europe as a result Of the
scheduled. total liquidation Of the
United Nations Rehabilitation
and Relief Administration on
June 80.
Morgenthau warns that only
the. united efforts Of the Amer
lean people can staye off the
further mass suffering and des-
pair among the already decimat-
ed ranks Of the Jewish people Of
Europe.
MIR. Morgenthau explained that
funds raised in the United States
through the United Jewish APP
peal would support the large
scale. reconstruction program Of
the Jewish Distribution Commit
tee, which provides relief and
rehabilitation assistance over
seas, the ( United Palestine APP
peal, which provides for the
mass settlement and upbuild-
ing of the Jewish homeland in
Palestine to facilitate the maxi
mum absorption Of Europe's
homeless Jews, and the United
Service for New Americans,
which aids refugee newcomers to
this country in their adjustment
ito the American way 81 life.
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CANE RESULTS
llalaonnl Iaa0yaa


Thursdays Scores)
81. Louis 4, Pittsburgh !, night
game.
Only game scheduled.
wednesdays Scores)
Thursdays Scores)
Detroit at New York, postponed,
rain.
Chicago 1T Philadelphia, post
poned. rain.
Cleveland at Boston, postponed,
rain.
Only games scheduled.
x1ogida- International League
wednesdays Scores)
Miami Beach 2, st. Peters
burg 0.
Tampa II. Miami I.
West Palm Beach 2, Lakeland 3,
I y{nyqta IS. 81 Petersburg o., i,
49, xrhhrsday's Scores)
Havana 20. Fort Lauderdale 2.
Miami ., Tampa 8.
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Two Jdliisfs Given
II
Legion Awards for
Service, Courage

The annual American Legion
School Medal Awards were pre-
scented at chapel exercises held
at the Key West Junior High
school On Wednesday morning.
The presentation 70 the Doy;,re-
ciprent was made Dy y 2: I,aI-
Ney rosS |cD.niia e nu,
Sa"y 80 80. -. . ,.,aa 800 30
leeit W. ssensa 49,, 80 e ae
Iy MIS-. G.ssls mlSi e piss .,
H Sta;.. &, dal' IS 0aws Aa's
oAa. W. 90
The winners were MISS 1alda
Dlaz, daughfer ot Mr. ana MRS:
Pedro Dlaz, l1z4 .White street, ana
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Sub Base Ready
For Inspection

Submarine Base is making ar
,rangements today for the open
house it will hold tomorrow in
furthering interest in the new
Naval Reserve program.
From 1880 to 4:SO p. m. citi-
Gems will be permitted 70 inspect
the Submarine Tender USS How
ard w. Gilmore. the submarine
Sea Leopard, the destroyer USS
Henley, and the destroyer escort
USS Robinson.
Sunday between the same
hours the Seaplane Base and the
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Cleveland at Boston. postponed,
HAVANA SWAMrFS
FORT LAUDERDALE
CLUB BY 2O-2 SCORE
fs.eelal =, IT. CitixtN,

(Spee1a1 - JDe Ctts1eos
HAVANA, May 23.-The Ha-
vana Cubans widened their lead
in J the Florida International
League last night by overwhelm-
ing Fort Lauderdale, 40 to 2.
Moreno held the visitors to three
hits while the Cubans pummelled
four Fort Lauderdale pitchers
Allen, Richard, Nichols and Mil
Ter.
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Cards Win From Pirates
~, il Only League Tils
Yanks Sore II Being Fined
'EIacP MAIL,S SlJI(Pll1SE
PENALTIES F0k LACK
Or PUsLlC1l'f tUU.
ElkA1f0N ssEl(lEB



NEW YoRIk nay = ne ii.
Louis Cards continued Slkif
strufkIe - ket out d tie Nasional
League cellar last night ~
knocking of the Pittsburgh ri-
rates, 4 to I, At st. Louis. HOWE
Pollet kept the Pirates seven
hits well-scattered while TIE
Cards punched some 0f their
eight binsles for the necessary
runs 20 win.
Although the other scheduled
major league games were rained
out, there was plenty afoot On
the baseball front following Pres
ident Larry MacPhails filming Of
some Of the stars of his New
York Yankees, allegedly for re-
fusing to cooperate with the
Yankee management IN promo
tiohal ventures.
Joe DiMaggio, the most cele-
brated Of the Yanlxs, drew a 500
penalty for refusing % pose for
a special newsreel during the re-
cent Yank- Cleveland series here.
Charlie Keller. slugeing out
fielder, and Catcher Aaron Rob-
inson drew $50 assessments for
the same cause. Outfielder john
ny Lindell was fined the same
amount for alleeedly advising
younger Yankees not to attend
night banquets scheduled by the
club.
Don johnson, rookie pitcher,
and an unidentified player were
cached fined $25 for listening ID
Lindeh's advice. i
Friends Of DiMaggio said that
Joe was very hot under the col
lar about the whole affair. Man
ager Bucky Harris said, "the
fellows just didn't realize there
is a clause in their contract bind
ing and requiring them to take
part IN promotion plans"
II was also learned that Mac
'Phail has announced that the
club no longer win pay railroad
fare of players who refuse to fly
on road trips. Pitchers Spud
Chandler, Floyd Bevens, Allie
Reynolds and Don johnson and
Outfielder Tommy Heinrich made
most Of the last road trip by
rail.
Results.
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rODAY'S GAMES
Yloeida. international League

i
81. Petersburg at Miami Beach.
Miami at Tampa.
Fort Lauderdale at Havana.
Lakeland at West Palm Beach.
National Lsssus
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, night
game.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis, night
game.
American League
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Detroit.
81. Louis at Cleveland, night
game.
Washington at Philadelphia.
night game.
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s Adams Dairy cut the lead 81
tle Key West Merchants in the
City Class B soffbaA league to
half q. game last night, taking .
ne decision at FBayview Park. ii
tie Class "A game the USS. Gill
h1bre Won rs fight with the
American Legion for third pIacs.
~ sinking the Legionnaires, 9
u. ). Is Tucker pitched fourth
The sailors scored four runs Ia
he first frame on three hits and
two walks. Albio Acevedo hit 4
homer 10 left TO score the first
Legion run in the same inning. A
d6nble by Curry and q homer by
Kraso added two runs for the
Gilmore il the fourth. Two err
fors and an outfield fly gave them
aHqther in the fifth and q walk
and two singles gave them their
last run ii the sixth.
In the seventh, a single and
two walks and q wild pitch gave
the Legion their last two runs.
AT hat. Curry and Collins hit
two safely for the winners and
Albio Aceyedo hit three for the
Legion. In the field, Albio Ace
yedo and Domenech stood out for
the losers and Edelman, Papysian,
Tucker and Stenger shone for the
winners.
Score by innings: r. H. E,
Legion ---- 100 900 rs 4
Gilmore 49, 400 211 x-8 9 Q
Hancock and vinson; Tucker
and Collins.
/. Home runs: Albio Acevedo,
Kruso; two-base hit: Curry; stol.
en- bases: Smith, Acevedo, E. Ace.
yedO; sacrifice hit: T. Valdez,
time Of game: Ito; umpires: Jul
Illus and F. Villareal.
ii the nighteap, the Merchants
scored three runs in the first on
three hits and two walks. Adams
tied the count in the second OF
four hits and two errors. A walk
and double by Sands put them
in the lead in the third and il
the fourth two walks. two errors
and q single by Walker gave
them three runs.
In the sixth, the Merchants gave
the Dairy team a scare when two
walks, an interference and q sin.
gle gave them three runs.
At bat, Casado and r. Garcia
hit two safely each for the losers
and ]. Lewis, Ingraham and
Sands each hit two for the win
ners. In the field, Sands, Cruz
and Walker led the winners and
Blanco, Alonzo and Anguira were
best for the losers.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Merchants !. 500 O03 0-6 6 4
Dairy 031 800 XII 8 !
G. Valdez and Rueda; Joe Lew
is and Xilareal.
Two-base hits: r. Garcia, Sands;
stolen base: Walker; struck out.
by Valdez 3, by Lewis 2; bases on
balls: off Lewis 4, off Valdez s.
time of game: lilo; umpires: F
and ]. Villareal; scorer: Aguilar.
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Lssdins plsysrs

LeS0in9 Players
Castro poled a home run Tues
day night and now one ahead of
Sterling, who has four.
Parks and Harris gave a great
exhibition on the mound the 9TH
|er night. Parks just whitewash-
ed the Legion. Each pitcher all
lowed four hits. The other shut
out in this league was when Ros-
am blanked the Legion with six
hits.
For Bob's Sports Shop, Baker,
Villareal. Sterling, Albury and
Roberts have been playing great
ball, and Mccarthy, Kerr, Arm
old, Gonzalez and Parks are not
far behind. Even Manager Goeh-
ring has hit the old apple right on
the nose when he has played.
For the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, Castro has been hitting
well, also Santana, Garcia, Her.
nandez and M. Tynes.
For the Legion, Albio Acevedo
has been the best SO far. Eloy
Acevedo, Griffen and Albury
should get started soon.
For the Gilmore, Edelman,
Papazian, Stenger and Tucker
have hit well and Curry poled
three safely in the last game.
Roberts has been pitching the
best ball. Rosam, Arias, F. Tynes,
Parks. Harris, Porter. Tucker,
Hancock have been doing well,
and as the league progresses, bet
ter games will be played by all.
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Miami Wins g3
TIKI FfUfn Tampa

TAMPA. May 23.The Miami
Tourists slipped back into the
win column Of the Florida Inter
national League here last night
when they trounced the Tampa
9mokers. . to 3. The visitors col
1octed 70 hits OFF Salgad0 and
00nealex while Nee was holding
the homo club to Z safeties.
score: r. H. &.
Miami .--.---------.-------..-.0 16 1
Nee and Lewis; Salgabo, Con-
xnlex and NJ. Fernandez.
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Torney Otto Nall, Jr., editor of
the Methodist Christian Advo-
cate, Chicago, born IN Terre
Haute, Ind, AT years ago.
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Boca Chica Air Field win be open
TOR inspection. An aerial show
win be given between $50 and
4:3O p. m.
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FOLLOWING 3!
Is -
PEDRO AcUuA

AAAA
Fjbht For Batting Grown
i There is q merry battle for the
batting crown in both softball
leagues. Clayton Sterling at pres
ent is leading the league in Class
A. In Class B, Herring, Sweet
ing and Casado are the real lead
eEs, for they have played most Of
their clubs games.
Edelman and Papazian of the
I Gilmore are trailing Sterling and
pressing him hard. "Tarzan" All
bury is close up there. Jack Viii
lafeal and Albio Acevedo and
Cheta Baker have hit their stride
and are going to be heard from
before long.
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Howell.
No other games scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at New York, postponed,
rain.
Chicago at Philadelphia, post
|poned, rain.
Cleveland at Boston, postponed,
rain.
st. Louis and Washington, not
scheduled.
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=. VdIQ0Z ana nueua, Joe Lew
is and Vilareal.
Two-b hits: r. Garcia, Sands;
stolen base: Walker; struck out:
by Valdez 3, by Lewis 2; bases on
balls: off Lewis 4, off Valdez 5;
time of game: Ito; umpires: F.
and j. Villareal; scorer: Aguilar.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-18
c. A. CRAWFORD
REALTOR
Kennewick, Wash.
l20 First Ave. East Phone 70l
sheriff's Sale


State of Washington, County Of
Benton. BY virtue of an Order OF
Sale issued out of the Honorable
Superior Court of Benton County,
State of Washington, on the 18th
day of November 1947, by the
Clerk thereof in case Of First Fed
eral Savings & Loan Association,
of Walla Walla, a corporation,
Plaintiff versus Paul Horsley and
Rachael M. Horsley, husband and
wife, Ray Sharp and Ella "A.
Sharp, his wife, j. F. Kramer end
Meta f. Kramer, his wife, United
States, State Of Washington, De-
PENDANTS and to me as Sheriff, di-
rected and delivered, NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that I will pro-
coed TO sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law for Sheriff's sales,
to-wit: at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of Decem-
Der A. D., l947, before the Court
House door of said County, the
following described property, sit
uate therein, to-wit: Lots "a, Is
and Is in Block 2 Of Owens Ad-
dition according to the official
plat thereof of record in Volume
2 of Plats, at page "a, in the Of
flee of the Auditor of said Benton
County, levied on as the property
of said defendants Paul Horsley
and Racheal M. Horsley, husband
and wife, Ray Sharp and Ella A.
Sharp, his wife, J. F. Kramer and
Meta Kramer, his wife, Unit
ed States and State of Washing
ton, to satisfy judgement
amounting to $12, 661.88, with in
terest thereon from May 81, 1947
until paid at the rate of SO per
annum, $4,000 attorneys fees
and $21.80 cents, in favor of said
plaintiff and cost Of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of November, 1947. Harry B.
Cochran, Sheriff by E. Powers
Deputy. Herbert Ringhoffer, Atty.
for Plff. Published in Courier Re-
porter. 1918
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PAGE SEVEN

and determine such objections 10
said roll as may come before
them.
Given by order Of the Board Of
Directors this 9th day Of Decem-
Der, 1947.
John III. Smith, President, II. N.
Hampton. A. j. Thompson Direc-
tors, f. b. Mason, Secretary.
12:11-l2l8
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D. L. MITCHELL
Real Estate
1--WE cover the valley"

I'VE cover the valley"
New store building equipped
and 5-apartmentS beautifully
furnished on a busy corner,
First time offered for sale,
come in and see us about this
one.
Hi-way frontage-l25-ft and
includes Az acres close in.
New Trailer Court-Good for
$50 trailers, wash room, show
ers, toilets. Close to Richland.
Priced to sell.
Auto court-on Hi-way dam
dy location nice income, also
large building if desired, CEN
ter of business.
Small Homes-We can give
immediate delivery on 1924
and 1920 Aluminium cabins
set up on your lot, complete
for Sl,225.00 and $4,000.
This would beat living in
trailer. Buy a lot and have
one of these cabins set up.
Trailer Court & Cabins Pas
CO. Includes about 9-acres, 2
double cabins and 3 single
cabins. Good buy at $5,000.00
Home, & S acres. This home
is only S years old and it is
a beautiful place. Hardwood
floors, fireplace, basement,
furnace, all plastered. There
is 4 acres cherries, some
grapes, this is an ideal coun-
try home, first time offered
for sale.
Home-Large lot for $4,000.
full price.
Home-West side. 2 bedroom,
full basement, furnace, up
stairs finished except parti-
ton, good for 2 rooms, large
garage. Good terms.
Farm 121s-Acres, good 5
room house, equipment, some
furniture. This place is locat-
ed in the Highlands. Lays
nice to sell part of it off or
divide. 100000 terms.
D. L. MITCHELL
1O1 Ave G Kennewick
Office Phi. 1921 Home Phi 4266
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emf Roll Of Columbia II
1ioation District

rioation District
Notice is hereby given that the
assessment roll of the Columbia
Irrigation District is now on file
in the office Of the Secretary and
Board Of Directors of Kennewick,
Washington and that the Board
will meet in their office from the
5th day of January, through the
18th Of January excluding Sum-
days as Board of Equalization,
for the purpose Of euualizing said
assessment roll and at which time
The Board Of Director will hear
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MISCELLANEOUS: Compl etc
washing machine repairs and
service, by factory-trained me-
chanics for all makes Of washers.
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, on the ave-
nue.. Phone 1901. y tic
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REAL ESTATE
For Sale

Nice home with two bed
rooms, also one in basement,
has hardwood floors, good
furnace, air cond., electric
range and refrigerator, nice
lawn, $8,400 terms.
Large home, 10 rooms, good
rentals, has grocery store,
gas & oil, furniture, fixtures,
grocerys. Pricet to sell. $500.
so acres about 4 miles west
of Richland. Very fine home,
barn, chicken house, machine
shed, all buildings new, G.
modern, has double garage,
with apt. for helper, has
sprinkling system. Very fine
set of farm machinery, A. G.
Tractor. & etc. This is an ideal
place for a trailer city or to
subdivide, $4,000
Business building on Ken.
Ave. A good investment.
Very fine trailer court. A
good money maker.
Recreation hall, pool, bowl
ing, punch boards, pin ball,
nice place, good business,
$4,000.
20 acres, some fruit, & alfalfa,
3 beed room modern home,
stock & equipment, $4,000.
2 " acres, small house, some
furniture, grapes, berries, as
paragus, $3.50.
Large home on corner lots, in
city center, other buildings,
good income property.
60 acres, about 20 acres ir-
rigated, bal. pasture, large
house, $4,000 terms.
80 acres fruit, cabins, store,
very fine property.
If you are looking for a good
grocery, or tourist court, tav-
ern, restaurant, or any kind
of business, l have the list
ings.
Very fine country home, four
bed rooms, large, nook, kit
chen, living room, dining
room, basement, furnace, tubs,
heater, double garage, several
other buildings, IL acres,
good land in fruit & aspara-
gus, fine view, & near in.
35 acres pasture, grapes, mint,
asparagus, nice 3 bed room
home, full basement, lots of
buildings, equipment, $4,000
terms. r
SO acres, cherries & grapes,
3 bed room home, near in.
800 acres good land, will
come under Highland Ditch.
If you plan on building new
home, come in & see us. We
have the lots, the plans, the
contractors & can get the
1Oan for vOl1
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Real Estate For Sale

Real Estate For Sale
5 acres, S room full basement
city water, alfalfa, very pretty
view Highlands, 100000.
New pumice stone 4 room ul-
ira modern furniture, base
ment, one or two acres.
ITO highway frontage near the
"Y", S2,500.00 for quick sale.
so #. Ave c east. Priced to
sell. Terms.
Nice income home, very close
in. This is good buy. Sport
ing Goods Store, this is a
money maker, only one in
town, must sell account other
interests.
Business building, good loca-
iioii. Soco.bo lllolllll lllCOIIle.
This is 49, on the invest
ment. About 8 acres apples
and peaches. This is a place
for nice home.
S acres asparagus and mint,
mostly cross piped city water
near. Owner says to sell this
week at 100000
A very good frame building
l23 X 26 IT. Just the building
to make several apis. Owner
will move on your lot. This
will stand investigating.
GOODEARTH REALTY
l07 Ave. c East
Phone l7l6
Ksnnewick. Wash.
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VANTED to buy used gas ranges,
heaters and refrigerator. Butane
nd Propane Gas Bottled Filling
St,tion. 500 Col. Ave. Phone 1881.
soft
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1CNf MISS The Christian
Snufch Music at the Christian
dsn n, 3rd and Washington, Sum
~! Meht at 1870 Choral numbers
chv; s and Scripture telling the
unaS story. 38c
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GENERAL HOUSE Moving, re-
liable service, reasonable rates,
Phone 1859, Sanders and Son.
36-38p
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FOR SALE: Pair 5 ~ foot wal
nut skis, $1,000. 522 w First.
Telephone 1881. 38p
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Oil Heaters, Norge, Quaker
or Internationals; also floor
furnaces can be seen at Duro-
cheers. We also have a fine
stock of beautiful combina-
ton radios in legat or dark
wood. TIC
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>sNTBD TO BUY: Used Singer
WhM!ts machines, regardless of
~. condition. Please write
80 Sewing Machine Co., Box
Ss =. courier-Reporter. Singer
2 ssentative will be in Kenne-
J Il nerember 2 and 3. 22tfc
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= Wanted y y "

rrn. Any kind of livestock.
NANaa = new S gallon hot wat
HAVE for sale. Also weaver pigs.
8 tanrd ,. Ash, Phone Kennewick
Howaru ~ 38-40c
all.
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1O1 Ave G Kennewick
Office Phi. 1921 Home Phi 1856
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4.TTTO: Reliable middle aged
Na.an to keep house & care
: nm months old baby. Room:
q and salary. Kenn. II x 5.
lsefu 36-38p
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Fn 10 BUY: Used Singer
NMas machines, regardless OF
ms condition. Please write
e = sewing Machine Co., Box
So Courier Reporter. Singer
q e0 ,tatiye will be in Kenne-
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-18

FOR SALE: Singer Sewing Ma
chine and Coal Heatrola. G. /.
Nagley, Bartlett Rd. Phi 1899.
38p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-18

FOR SALE: Grain fed baby beef
cheap. A. A. Ash, Phone 13x1O
in the evening. 37-39p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-12-18

FOR SALE: 1910 Plymouth f.
door. Radio, Heater, Phi 1867.
% y-38c
Laurel outlook., 1947-04-02
ITEMS FROM THE
Reporters Notebook

Mrs. l.. D. Butcher and son Gary
of Billings were guests Saturday
of Mrs. Russell Stadalman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Frank
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Frank and Family.
Mrs. C. H. Anderson has returned
from Hodges where she spent sew
eral days last week with her papr-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Helvik.
Mrs. T. w. Eyre arrived this week
from her home in Augusta to sppend
Easter with her son-in-law and
daughter, MI. and Mrs. H. R. Rus
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Frank and Mrs.
Steve Romeo and son Mickey, visit
ed over the week end with relatives
in Missoula. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
were guests of Mrs. Franks broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Hanson, and Mrs. Romeo
and son visited her sister, Mrs.
Jack Spencer.