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Evening star., 1948-02-27
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sTOCKMAN, JOHN IN. Suddenly. o.
TsSaaar' ospa ss aS4s N s. srns
Stockman, father Of Keith e., j. L. Gregs
vfs and sivsrsss shssy Hs ss1sss
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
ToRREGANo. MARY A. On wednes.
Te6TnaFGyd 70 lg4s a tha
ahs osr o Ifs ess & sss ssSysa and c
ence B. Colly. She also is survived b,
other relatives and friends; Friends me,
the aboye-named residence, where seEyg.
ices win be held Saturday. February go
at $50 an. followed BY mass At Am am
Browning pl. ne Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Allen g. Morrow. Inc.
directors, in charge. ~
TREHEY, CATHERINE. On Monday
February g, l94s, In New Plymouth, New
osH Of fATHfF RsT
mass of requiem ct Holy Comforter Church
l4th and East Capitol sts, OF, on s;tu SATURDAY. y
TUCKER HATTIE M; On Thursday
19S4sH Que st St. NV. HATTIE NJ. TUCKER
She IS survived by Q devoted friend, MIS-
sa sa Il fsasas. stspdaushts 1s Alter M
funeral Fun T' Home, II nj :. Inc. % $50 r. /. ave NV
Funeral Tuesdsy, March 2, At ! & Pm. froT I1sr
and P sts. NV. Interment IAncoN Memo
rial Cemetery.
WADDY. LUCY h. Suddenly. on Thurs
day, February 49,. 194s. at her residence
! IL South Royal St. Alexandria, Va.
S Waddy, n mother %f of Ms. MS aa1as 1 L. W wise and
James B. Waddy. Friends may call at the
Demaine Memorial Chapel. $40 South
be % offered at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Saturday. February 2S, at $3.50 am. IN
terment Bethel Cemetery.
rebTaaiy e. 1s4s h1ifaa
Seevea efs aaeRfsn gfs & Gary ~ nsthsr
Wsiisshinston. Wa s.: e: She also IS survived
q ana Tstn
late residence Services at, st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, Rock Greek. on Mon. Mon.
day, March l. at 2 pm. lnterment !,o aocK
Creek Cemetery. ~
nal rest on Tuesday, February "a, 194S, at
ssF M4s sf Is
" ei'ee chsrles sg ane ceanty: Nd; ONE son. Nj.
James Lee of washington, D. c.; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Amelia Watts OF Long Brancn,
N. j., and Mrs. Cora Dodson OF La Plata,
Md; eleven grandchildren, seven great,
grandchildren, many other relatives and
friends Relatives and friends may call at
the Montgomery Bros. Funeral Home, gl3
Florida ave. NV, Friday, February ~,
after pm. Funeral services Saturday.
February 20, at IL noon, at the Zion Bap-
tist Church, Hill Top, Charles County, Md.
Rev. Richardson ofnciating. lnterment
church cemetery. y"
WEBB, JESSIE WATERS. Departed this
life suddenly on Wsdnssday; % v Es5rusIy ro2.G 20;
mother Of Mrs. Alma Downs and devoted
viving are two sisters. Mrs. Rosa sinktlsldd d
relatives and friends After 2 pm. on On
at s'eaH the residence Of her ' daughter, s32S N
ST. Funeral Monday, March l.. at pm,
from Mount Zion M. e. Church, 29th St.
between Dumbarton ave. and o st. NV.
WILSON, JOHN A. On Tuesday. Feb
ruary "a, l948.- at Gallinger Hospital.
A. Cole. Also surviving are f1ve brothers,
three sisters, one grandson, one great
granddaughter, other relatives and many
friends. After IL noon Friday friends are
invited to call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home,- 1920 9th st. NV REQUIEM mass
will be celebrated at st. Augustine's Cath
olic Church, 18th st. between r and sts.
NV, on Saturday, February 20, at 9: m.
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Man Struck by Bus !
On February f9 Dies.
Traffic Toll Now IA

Washington's 18th trafiic death Of
the year was recorded with the
death Of William K. Bennett, N, of
500 South Overlook drive, Alexan-
dria, from injuries suffered when he
was struck by q bus on February 10.
In other accidents yesterday and
today, police reported five persons
badly injured.
Mr.. Bennett died at Emergency
Hospital yesterday afternoon. Po-
lice said the driver Of the bus, Odell
w. Watkins. 23, Of "A New Jersey
avenue Sc, would appear at cor.
oners inquest later. The accident
occurred at Sixteenth and I streets
NV.
Born In Brooklyn.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y, Mr..
Bennett was employed by the Army.
Navy Club at the time Of his death.
Most Of his life he spent In the
hotel and restaurant business. He
came to Washington In 1926 to Join
the dining service Of the Atlantic
Coast Lines Railroad.
He Is survived by son. william
K. Bennett. jr., of Alexandria. Fu.
neral services will be at 10 am.
Monday at Chambers funeral
home, Fourteenth and Chaplin
streets NV. Burial will be IN
Washington National Cemetery.
Bartholomew She, 80, of 705 Sixth
street NV. was struck by street,
car last night at Sixth and G streets
NV, police reported. He was re-
moved to Casualty Hospital for
head injuries, where his condition
was reported as fair. Police said
the operator of the streetcar was
Roy L. Mayo. So, Of 1884 Fourth
street NE.
Man Hit by Automobile.
/. Another pedestrian injured early
today was Cornelius w. Gibson, a,
1347 Maryland avenue NE.
Mr.. Gibson was struck by an, auto.
mobile in the TOO block Of Four
.eenth street NE, police said. He
suffered spine and head injuries and
was removed to Casualty Hospital.
The driver Of the car was listed
BY police as Ruch w. Chamblain, jr,
33, of 653 A street NE.
A collision between a tank truck
and dump truck at Benning road
and Twenty-firs street NE. sent
The driver Of the tank truck to
Hospital with internal in
|uries. police said. He was identified
rs Louis Smoak, %, Of $500 Clay
place NE. The other driver, Joshua
Ward, Al, Of 1917 Kramer street NE,
suffered minor injuries.
Gordon T. Caswell, SO, and his
wife, Corine, 40, of Highland, Nd.
we're injured when their car and
another collided at Fifth and Aspen
streets NV. Both were removed to
Hospital with head in
uries where there, conditions were
described as fair. The other driver.
Archibald McGlasson, jr.. al, Of 1914
Ashrneade place NV, was not in
ured seriously, police reported.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Bishop Goes on TrioI
Before YuqosIov Cour
BY ths A.seeiotsd Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia. Feb. ~.
Bishop Vojislav Nastic
went on trial today at Sarajevo.
He was accused Of preaching SER
mons against Premier Marshal
Tito's government, plotting its over
throw and joining up with Catholics
and the wartime Ustachi, but plead
ed innocent. Yugoslav newspapers
said he was born in Gary, Ind, but
did not relate when he came to
YYooSlavia
Evening star., 1948-02-27

AAG Ay OWA
kid"
The Colorado
S t a tie Prison
warden said mo
one will lose but
me" if his unus-
ual plan fails to
rehabi lit a t e
Jimmy Melton.
The b oy was
sentenced We'd
nesday to IL
years to life for
killing his 16-
year-old sister
with five bullets
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Gen. Dickerson, II,
Negro Physiciun, Dies
By the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Brig. Gen.
Spencer c. Dickerson, n, widely
known Negro physician for so years,
died Wednesday Of heart disease.
In World War I DR.. Dickerson
served as . major with the 9th In
fantry Regiment. In 1929 he took
command of the regiment, then un-
der National Guard status. He re-
tired in 1885 as q brigadier general.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

monies which
marked the 18th
anniversary of
the date the
West Virginia
Legislature made
1t a State normal
school.
DR.. A. j. Brum-
baugh of Wash
ington, vice pres
ident of the
American Coun-
Gil on Education,
made the princi-
pal address. DR..
Ikenberry also
Evening star., 1948-02-27

had been at the Smithsonian since
1899. He also retired recently as
editor in chief Of the American
Fern Journal, a post he had held
for Is years.
A native OF Oneida, N. Y, he
joined the Smithsonian as an aide
in cryptogamic botany after receiv-
ing his doctors degree from Syracuse
University. His undergraduate work
was done there, too.
A world authority on ferns. he
made frequent collecting trips to
Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,
Panama, Cuba and Jamaica. In
traditional scientific style, several of
the plants he discovered bear his
name with Latin sufflx.
He was a member of Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity, Cosmos Club,
Washington Academy of Sciences,
Botanical Society of Washington,
Washington Biologists Field Club,
American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science and former
president of the American Fern So
ciety. s.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Edith Hinckley Merrill Maxon; a
daughter, Miss Mary Maxon Of New
York, and sister, Mrs. Charles E.
FarT Of Canastota, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Rail Reorganization Bill
Is Approved by Senate
Nv ,he A,,ec;oted Pgess

The Senate yesterday passed by
a voice vote q railroad reorganiza-
ton measure that would permit car
riers to revise their financial struc-
lures without going into the courts.
The bill, which had previously
passed the House. now will return
there for action on Senate amend
merts.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

as dean of the college of arts and
sciences. At the time Of his death
he was spiritual adviser at Weston
College, a Jesuit seminary for ad-
vanced study.
In 1920 Venezuela gave him its
Medal of Public Instruction for his
program to give American college
students summer instruction abroad.
1t was during Father Creeden's
administration that Georgetown
University began organizing its
alumni and accumulated building
fund that resulted in considerable
expansion.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

II can't put that kid behin1 bars
to be with the toughest thugs and
buns in the State" Warden Best
declared. They sent Jimmy here
for me to care for. The way look
at it, I can do it my own way"
The warden's home is outside the
prison.
"I've got a lot of confidence In
that youngster," Warden Best said.
But If this thing works, I'll prob
ably get so such cases as this here.
And then I'll resign. I'm not run
ming a juvenile delinquency ward"
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Garns uf UhankH

FORD, THADDEUS McCUNE The fam
iiy Of the late THADDEUS McCUEE FORD
wishes to express its deep appreciation TO
the many friends, neighhors and relatives
for their kind expressions of sympathy.
SISTER, j. FORD SUGGS. 2Ss
HOWARD, MARY LEE. The many kind
expressions Of sympathy Of the friends and
neighbors of MARY LEE HOWARD were
deeply appreciated and are gratefully ac-
knowledged by the family
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Controls Are Extended

The House passed and sent to the
White House yesterday . Senate
approved bill extending for three
months presidential controls over
tin, antimony, quinine, fats and oils.
The authority would have expired
at the end of this month.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Funeral Tomorrow
For Father Creeden

Funeral services for the Rev. John
B. Creeden, s. j.. will be held at 8
am. tomorrow at Weston CMass.)
College. The 77-year-old former
Evening star., 1948-02-27

p r e s ! q e n I OF
Georgetown Uni
versity died yes
terday in Boston
folio ng q
stroke Sunday.
The Rev. Jo-
seph M. Geib, S.
j. will repre-
sent Georgetown
University at the
funeral.
rather Creed
en- was president
of the university
from 1918 to
1924 a n d h a d
nreYiouslY served
Evening star., 1948-02-27
DrathH

ADAMS. LoCKsLEY ". JR. On satur-
DAY rebrqssy yxa r. 1s1s. tn.Ms q Las Cruces IS
si1s4 4sfii fBitiadssTd fd.. silver Dsa ssInr: nd.
ssl III l. aass e. SSssIf as
2s. at pm. Intermsnt Cedar Hill csme-
AEBERsoID, MARY. On THURSDAY.
ksaeREsYarXzE EaRY XEBsofb sf stf q Z 45ss sssd
e Sd a.5sfsaa and S 'sn s sd Snns sEan
Notice of funeral later.
at Providence Hospital. Mrs. Era AvENT
S..r as ans 4 Dand seiso isysa dsvesd dsvsafr wd
Davd Avept sS.sr of MTs ADELE enpas paf
tsifsfhi Eiliehush h''s NlcEslson s Sic also Issys:
sRs ksph 5sses 5sssea5I I;ssss asI Hof ssi
lItsSS%gu.Sy Esq D:n; 0ds Funeral 'G and an intslmsht
BAIRD. CATHERINE D. On Wednes-
Say 1ta fssFHnEs Il D. A saRb beossd a aunt
oi Mrs. Pearl Thompson, Grafton ana
wsrynfE y. VI Hunemann Fansrs Home lss
February %. Services a. the chapel OF
am: Relatives and friends invited to at,
tend. Interment Gienwood Cemetery. ~
BARANEK. PAUL FRANCIS. On We'd
assaas aospissl, PAUL FRANCIS BAkANEK. tor
Nd, beloved husband Of MargTete Baranek,
father Of Paul Francis r.: Karl @ and Rob
ss and !. Ms sf
at nt5ss $50 ao a.m' Mass viii bs offered at st.
st.ry. y GILL; 81
BARROW. MRS: LUcI M; Departed this this
hfs sunday; February ,s2 22: 1s4s; MRS LuCI Mss
ton Al and Mrs. Marie Ashton Dayey Of Kan
:aivvs S' Noes or Of aasss aHa se1 friends
BEAVERS; 81, cHSRhEs T.sEa.Is isas 81 VEINS: &
tOns1 sESvEEs G1ass A5TSsy 1aeSs. & SHhEEHs Ms1s
~ Of Louis 4 and susie r Beavers
Beavers aqs and 4sse roaeE schock Mrs ANNIE
I Services s'H-h at his late M residence, 1857 L st.
atives d,; 81 and friends s. invited. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Services by
Chambers.
BENNETT, WALDO Z: Suddenly. on
THURSDAY, February 70, 194S, at MS nome,
20 e BENNETT, beloved husband ot ottie
Bennett, Mr.. Bennett rests at the Warner
e. Pumphrey Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. Services on Sat-
Little CHAPEL. Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
u Bennett. WILLIAM K;, sR. On
Thursday, February 70. 194s, at EmsI-
Sr. the beloved husband Of the late Louise
Bennett and father Of William K. Bennett,
1r. Services at Chambers Funeral Home. |
400 Chaplin ST. NV, on Monday, March !
J., at 10 am. Interment in Washington
National Cemetery. 90
BLOUNT, MARLENE. On Friday, Feb
MARLENE BIoUST Of 1905 Gales St,
ne. Notice of funeral later. Services
BRADFORD, INEZ J. On Wednesday,
Eeu r. ls4f IN sEAsDFdRP Wsi o
s. Bradford. daushter Of Mrs. Alice
Patricia Bradford Of New Orleans and
sssb Of MIS- Forsnss ones Myers ef Me
Orleans, La. '~' 271st
BROOKS, LEILA c. On Friday. Feb
Eqsry Fl 1e4s a, sHnlR Wsltss Reed s,a. Hospise
of MHs Jaa wynn snd Mrs
R., William T. and Elmer T. Brooks and
grandmother of Waiter H. Brooks Iv;l
Snofs sr1on an Also suTvSns ane
many other relatives and friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arransements by Dovie [
y: 6IoOks: = - = = /
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Boy Who Killed
Sister 7 aiken Into
Home of Warden
BY ths Assoeictsd Press

CANON CITY. Colo, Feb. IT.
Admitting my neck's out" Warden
Roy Best has taken 12-year-old
boy killer into his home to rear
Evening star., 1948-02-27
A-12"THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
FRIDAY,
Nrturflittn

for the late Julius sIEdEL viii take place
Sunday, February 20, 194S, at 1880 am.
st B'nai Israel Cemetery, Oxon HILL Md.
Relatives and friends invited. 29
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Shepherd College Insfa|Is
Ikenberry as President
Special Di,poteh 10 Tn. stor

SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va, Feb.
27.-Dr. Oliver Samuel Ikenberry,
40, today became president of Shep-
herd College in installation cere-
Evening star., 1948-02-27
DR.. ". R. kaxon, Il,
Former Curator Of
Herbarium, Dies

DR.. william Ralph Maxon, II, for
mer curator of the National Her.
barium Of the Smithsonian Insti-
Evening star., 1948-02-27

GQt1Oll, u 1C u
Wednesday in
Terra Ceia, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs.
Maxon, who lived
at 1888 Twen-
tieth street NV,
W ere spending
the winter In
Florida. Th e y
had lived here
for 40 years and
expected to re-
turn next month.
DR.. Maxon re-
tired In 1916. He
had been curator
since 1888 and
Evening star., 1948-02-27

SMITH, ELISE IRENE. Suddenly. on
dsnes. usso?sa ssoas 18th St: ~ NV, ELISE IRENE
Smith, smith, moshss SsGr Of Waase fss wes
Louise Smith; sister Of Grace McWilliams,
at the S. H. Hines CO. Funeral Home
IN T. 1s sssrSsnt &c rasiaast Sfastoa ntSs ~
sTABoRN, MARY ELIzABETH. On
Rainier, Nd. MARY ELIZABETH SEA
Ross RSan 3 s.sporn M and Ts meter a tae n Ms
Rosa Tayman Of Mount Rainier, Md: Mrs
Frances Bailey Of Washington. p, c. she
snd one
child. Friends are invited to call at the
Ritchie Bros Funeral Home. Upper Marl-
6oro. Md: Services at 81. Thomas Church,
2 pm. Interment church cemetery. as
STEINMETZ, BENJAMIN HENRY. On
HENRY sTEINMEz Of S W st. NV. be-
loved husband Of .Jeannette M. .Steinmetz
Marion. M 'iss Ind selsiees at chamSe9s ra
neral Home, 1400 Chaplin st. NV. on Sat-
urday. February %. at IL am. inter
ment in Oak Hill Cemetery. "
SUTTON, ROBERTA L. On friday,
ssstS ~aEsasls ss; ~ A1Ilnssen' vs., .d 10:
RAYMOND, Roland l.. W. NJ. and pr. 4. N.
Sutton; sns ~, and sister - 81 Miss gsttis Neyitt
ing at the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 wilson
EMss5usdty M,Snd;y, r, e; ,hens. ., to Mount oay.t
csmsssr,. e H " faiis fi church. hnen' ", o"ksS0d e
Evening star., 1948-02-27
AMBULANCES.
CEMETERY LOTS.

CEMETERY LOTS.
CHOICE CHAPEL LOT a eravesites), IT.
Lincoln Cemetery: make offer. SH. 5445.
4 SITES. National Memorial Park. Fairfax
County, Va; cost 1895, sell for $500. HI.
TWO DESIRABLE SITES in private lot,
beautifully located. in Cedar Hill Gene
1Sry. WO. s437.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

credit, II yours not sradnateD.
A tour of duty In the Orient
will be An unforgettable expert
ence and you earn fun Army pay
st the same time!
Evening star., 1948-02-27

. BESSIE. Officers and members
of Columbia Temple, No. 422
/. B. p. o. e. of W, are noti-
fed of the. death of Daughter
BESSIE SMITH. Session oil
sorrow Friday, February 81,
194S, at $50 pm. Notice OF
funeral later.
RTE MINOR, Daughter Ruler.
,IANA HENRY, Secretary.
Evening star., 1948-02-27

BEATRicE WEST. Fin. Sec.
gssIasIs aAsys; asi 1azs; aAhsiff sfSssE Hx%ES
The nSn befs Of 'ssn
Chambers Funeral Home. 1900 Chaplin st.
NV. on Saturday. February 2s, at 1 pm
Interment in Glenwood Cemetery
rsb4asTS ss is !aES at his na fssidase aaaI'q.
9th. st. ne JOHN =. HAWKINS, beloved
husband Of Rebs wright Hawkins, brother
a ars n D HsEsIns WsFsr q o Ssdhoas Va
Henry Ellis Of Rstersburs,. W.: Misses
naGe 3 rsnds ana Eva may ss st sss e Lea
services viii be held on Saturday, Fsbru-
Va, Va on on Sunday at 2 pm.
rebraary arts s5 is4s, ALICE M. "faRRAaSVHsS HRAVEN'
beloved sister of Adela I, Heaven M & q To, Q,
GaWier's Chapel. 1856 Pa ave. NV. on
Saturday February 2s, at II noon. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery.
HIGpoN. JOHN N s;Insr On Taursday Feb
join N. HiGDoN. devoted husband Of
Marie Hisdon. Remains resting at the
asopsa aRsGa ave 'snkn aa Notss q faneas sesf
HOWARD. FRANK W. On Wednesday,
February 25, 194S, FRANK W. HOWARD.
q IRENE Mrs Mss Msf sro.he5 II joint
j. Miles, cousin of Rufus G. Byars. No.
tice of funeral later. Arrangements by
Frazier's Funeral Home, Inc. %
day February %, 194S, at her residence,
High Bridge, Nd, FLoRENCE MAE ICKEs,
beloved wife Of George L. Ickes and mother
Of Samuel r. Bradley, Doris r., Gecrgana
and George A. Ickes. Friends may call at
the Gasch Funeral Home. Hyattsville, Nd,
where services viii be held on Saturday.
February 2s, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lncoln
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Golden Wedding
In California

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zehrbach,
former Bluffton residents celebrated
their Golden wedding anniversary at
their home in Ell Monte, Calf, Sun
day, October 81.
Their home was decorated in chrys-
anthemums and roses for the open
house held in the afternoon. In ad-
dition to those who called during the
afternoon, letters, cards and tele-
grams were received by relatives
and former friends in Bluffton, Find
lev, Lima and Columbus Grove.
Mr.. Zehrbach and his wife, the
former Estella Hanenstein are from
pioneer Bluffton families.
Mr.. Zehrbach il a brother Of Fred
in Bluffton and Mrs. Mabel Waltz,
Col. Grove; Mrs. Lille Lyons, Cali
fornia; Miss Viola Zehrbach, Mrs.
Abe Wise and Mrs. Walter Hiffman,
Lima.
Mrs. Zehrbach's brother ard sister
are Sam Hauenstain, Findiay and
Miss Pet Hauenstein, South Gate,
Calf. b.
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Crosler radios at Walternire,s.

Irosley radios at Naltermire's
Give gladolus bulbs for Christmas,
100 varietis Is. Save money ON six
special varieties, labeled, 20 varie-
ties in each collection. Order now.
Call or write, Kermit D. Herr, 123
S. Lawn Avenue. Phone 339-W.
Wanted Baby bed and off the
floor playpen. Mrs. Ralph Augs-
burger, phone 245-T.
Hunting licenses at Waltermire's
Lost-Key chain containing several
keys. Finder please return to News
office.
For sale-White and black enamel
ed South Bend kitchen range in
extra good condition. Otto Bader-
tscher, Route l. Phone 656-R.
Congo+wall at Waltermire's.
For saie-Six room house, we'll
built, good condition and newly
decorated. Modern with new bath,
basement and automatic furnace.
Immediate possession. Inquire 202
N. Lawn Ave. Phone AIT.
For sale-30 gallon range boiler;
also % gallon automatic gas water
heater. Mrs. Munson Bixel, phone
120-Y. 81
Will the party | talked to in the
restaurant in Lima on election day
write me when they can be there
again., please. Rex Slower, Gen,
Del, Lima, o. 81
For sale-9 room modern house, >
baths, double garage, automatic
heat. Phone 166-R. 35
For. sale-5 mounted 8.25 by 20
truck tires 10 and IL ply with tubes
and INNS to fit Dayton cast iron
wheels. Gerald Spallinger, Lafay-
cite, Ohio. Four miles south of
Swiss Inn. 81
For sale-Two burner kerosene
heater. Phone 448-W. "
Wanted-To buy all kinds of good
clear solid standing timber. Highest
prices paid We buy all kinds of
good native timber. Phone Red 257
or write to John Atha Lumber
Company, Ada, Ohio. 35
For sale-All modern room
house Al condition, nice location.
100 w, Elm st. Phone 1917.
For sale-Small white enameled
coal range. Mrs. ]. c. Deppler,
Bentley road. Bluffton phone.
For saIe-Cabinet sink and gas
circulating heater, thermostat con-
trolls. Phone 2O7-W.
For sale-Geese feathers. Mrs.
Paul Shulaw, phone 578-Y.
For saIe-8 room modern house in
Bluffton. Mrs. H. w. Althaus, phone
453-W. F. Garretson, broker.
For sale-82 acres with buildings.
Mrs. H, W. Althaus, phone 453-W.
F. Garretson, broker. ...
For sale or rent-Young Holstein
bull. Clyde Warren, BlufFton phone.
For sale-1940 Dodge club sedan.
Reichenhach garage.
No. l traps $3.50 per dozen at
Waltermire's.
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Travel Glass

The Travel class will enjoy a
potluck dinner at the home of Mrs.
A. L. Baumgartner this Wednesday
evening with Mrs. James West as
sistant hostess. The evening program
will be in charge of Miss Katherine
Meyer, Mrs. S. K. Mosiman and
Mrs. Marie Brand.
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Mrs. Ray Hilty will be hostess to
the Garden club Thursday afternoon
with Miss Edith Amstutz assisting.
The program: Roll call, A Christmas
Decoration; Meet Your Christmas
Tree, Mrs. Frank Todd; Care of
Christmas Plants, Mrs. Z. S. Lapc.
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EUangelistic Series
To End On Sunddy

Evening evangelistic services at
the Bethesda E. u. B. church will
continue through next Sunday, with
DR.. J, Fl. Patterson, evangelist, in
charge Of the meetings.
Services are held each evening ex-
eept Saturday at 7:45 D. m,
Topics for the week-Thursday,
SUNDAY School Night; Friday,
What VIII You Do With Jesus?" !;
Sunday, "The objectionable Sim"
Sunday morning services will be at
the Rawson E. U. B. church, 1.-THE
New Covenant"
Rev. Irwin Kaufman and Rev.
Walter Purdy are in charge OF, the
evangelistic series.
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Presbyterian Social Club

The Presbyterian Social club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Norman
Triplett, Thursday night at 8
o'clock. Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs. Hod Murray, Mrs. Lee Clauss
and Mrs. Lloyd Van Meter.
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Uu6,. lodges
and Societies

High Low Club
The High-Low club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Paul Basinger,
Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Richland Grange
Richland Grange will hold election
of officers next Tuesday night.
Lutheran Women
The Lutheran Aid and Missionary
society will meet. with Mrs. Edgar
Root, Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Y-Teens Council
The women's council of the Y
Teens will meet in the Y-Teen room
at the high school, Thursday after
noon at 3:45 o'clock.
Share Talent Club
The Share-a-Talent club will meet
at the home of Ruth Burkholder,
Wednesday nightssNov. IT.
Orange Twp. Farm Women
The Orange Township Farm
Women's club will meet with Mrs.
Ethel Shilling, Friday afternoon.
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New house just completed at 226 n.
Main street, Columbus Grove. Has living
room, bed rooms, kitchen, bath, utility
room. House fully insulated. Gas furnace
and hot water heater. Built-in cupboards
Price $4,000. Can finance part. See either
Wayne Burka m, 217 North High Street, Or
Al Bushong, GOA South Main street Colum-
bus Grove, or call Columbus Grove phone.