davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MOTORCYCLES.

MOTORCYCLE. Harley-Davidson, model
~. good cond., $500 or best oner. Call
vi. 54Sl, to pm. =
MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman, automatic
clutch: excellent condition, SS5. SH. 1858
-3
1913 HARLEY-DAvIDsON. 81, oh.v. Just
overhauled; sportshield. 30 Webster st.
NV ia .Sl49
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DESK SPACE furnished. telephone mess
reasonable. 525 18th st. NV. %
DOWNTOWN, 40 Bond Bldg. Desk
space, telephone and SecretarIal service
available. DI. .SOl. -6
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR LEASE-About acre corner
lot. Tampa, Fla; first commercial; sell or
IUOxl92; wide improved streets; assess
ment paid; sell at bargain or exchange
for D. c. or Maryland property. ;srd: In
good town. Central Florida; over two acres,
) rooms and bath; $1,000, terms. Florida
has homestead, exemption of taxes UP to
S5 900 S T HICKMAN, 376S Stewart
ave, Miami, Fla. b
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially; II
you are buying or selling an automobile
let us finance 1t for the purct ases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV
Renublic 200
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont. .
OETTSIS E~N WENT NSVN.
SECURITIES BLDG
DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
BY 10 Fischer

100 18th st. NV: ent. fl. OF 5000 SO. It.
S rms; also and 3 rm. suites; light from
3 sides vntl. on 4 DI. 1910 OR. G50S
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S6 200

Annual income will net more than 1877
on down payment of S25,000 and cover
operating expenses and monthly mortgage
payments, on balance. Well located NV.
Sligo $500, with E. M FRY, INC. WI.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

. BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES-vertain
Park, near Fairfax, only 1906, 500 down.
Easy payments Here you can live in your
house as you build 1t. J. b. DEM1NNG'
FAIRFAX, vA.-several wooded tracts,
from 4-2-S acres 20 min, to D. c. via Lee
acre with terms. N. C. HINES d. SON.
OK 1850; ewes, GIL. 1441. .
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcent.l
SNITG COZY
slIRlJpRAh Rshr-yIRGIklA.

S-BEDRM., 1Ia-bath Cape Cod bungalow..o
Conv. loc. Arlington, immsd; pSss' p' 81, 81 Su
per mo. AL BAKER & son, INC. Eeai-
DAYS for convenience. =
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MONEY TO LOAN.

EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST loans avail.
on clean property. NV. and NV. suburban
areas; 4Ia,o up to 20 years: no fees. SH.
43G. WOODSIDE REALTY CO.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

End MTG. NOTE. secured by Silver Spring
imp. residence; note given January, 1946,
for $4,000. PAYABLE S25 mo-. incl. int. At
81. Phone PL. 1859 after pm 3'
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FINE TOBACCO FARM. mi Peace Cross;
,2-mile frontage on Annapolis hwy: excel
house large tobacco barn So acres, mostly
cleared: some good timber. This sale in
cludes 10 acres cured tobacco in ns barn H.,
fresh, wagon. harness, piows and ali other
farm implements. Plenty corn, hay, fodder
70 feed stock Tenant willing to.rsib1na to remain
8RLE9 8R sYs9hs REA1rY it;ooo co. uN, ,0 Ira
I25 ACRES GRAZING and general farm,
25 mi. to D. c. 5-rm. main house and
Arm. tenant house; lse. barn, silo, ma
chinery shed, Granary, poultry bldgs.; incl
Buyers oDportunity cAPUT1 REAL.
T1Ro sfFours sh2ai fXLLArN4fR "a !fii farm e.tsos
eossi assTosi1 osT1RogTfu qRrSi4s9 si5sain: WOOD
Etd gSf Hunt NE cub 4s Section
trict line. u No H house, '' $3.50 cash, An
eXeeptionsl, Investment. EDWARD G.
FOR $3.50 / can sell you this s-acre
farm with 5-room bungalow. oil heat, run
ming water; no bath fixtures but room for
wire: e' yard, yI' ssrden. and chicken yard sep.
arated: GARAGE, chicken house berries and
fruit. Can sell house and lot separate
from the center OF Herndon on good
hard road For information call BENTON
at Herndon s4-W-4 Address not given
over the phone. Terms: 81 800 cash, bal
ance reasonable monthly payments. 3
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
37O acres; about 200 acres open and ball
ance wooded. A stately Southern Colonial
oil h.-w.h.; oak floors throughout: four
baths. slate roof. copper pipes. rock wool
Insulation. Numerous outbuildings. , large
barns in excellent condition and . to-
all necessary machinery to operate farm
included in sale Beautiful lanscaped lawn:
Immediate possession. An inspection will
convince you the price. Of $4,000 Is a
real bargain. For appointment. call Mai
Lane, MA. 1900: evenings and week ends,
WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1917 K st NV. 3
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AUTO PAINTING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICE is best
for your car, regardless of make; super
fine painting. fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montgomery ST., Alexandria
AUTOS PAINTED. BAKED, $50 so: spark
ling finish, electric drying as at factories;
expert body fender work. 2o15 L st. NV.
ST. 1857. b
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REAl ESTATE WANTED.

PAY CASH for houses, lots or acrease;
free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919
j 20 Will VII, Buy on SELL your property,
frame or brick, white or colored;, also
specializing in GI homes. Please call MR..
WALTER MILLER, ME. 54OO; ewes, DE.
5346.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
With us and start packing; highest prices
paid; we need homes for the homeless.
Call ST 1923, PHILLIPS g. CO. -
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MONEY WANTED

6eo FIRST-TRUST NOTES, secured by g.
in Montgomery Co. hunt club section: any
multiple of 500, trust OF $4,000 on S1:i.-
600 home. EDWARD G. ADAMS. OIL. "a AZ
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STORES FOR RENT.

CLAIMING ST. OF N Capitol 300 So
it., suitable barber and beauty shop, shoe
maker, restaurant: grocery, photo lab, etc.
Gall NJ NJ, Bayer, Do. 1911, COX & CO.,
81 NEW YORK AVE NE. in 2nd CONNER
cial Zone-Six rooms and bath, cellar:
lot runs back to o ST.; bldg. can be used
for store and dwelling fast-growing busi-
ness section. HOWENSTEIN REALTY CO.,
141s H st. NV. DI. 1877, -
3O6-3O7 4th ST. S.W-In modern build
and 1000 50. it.: both with show windows;
suitable for most any type of mercantile
business. Call Mr. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
co oa 81 AL 15sh q st st 5000
restaurant, drugs, etc. DI. $3.50 or DE.
1907 1st ST. Nw.-suitable for pawn
brokers' exchange. etc. DE. 1885 or DI.
ith' 18th ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RID. NV
Choice End floor location; large front
business. and 1-rm.. kitchen and bath apt:
rent. S125 per mo. To inspect. call
COMET REALTY CO.. 1908 N. Y. ave. wv.
FALLS M CHURCH, new stores / store.
30x6o: stores. 1ssx45, with full bass; =;
PROPERTIES, INC. IA. 1873 or FA. 14o0.
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CASH CLIENTS for all types Of property
Call MILTON F. RUPERT. Investment
Bldg DI 50l5: ewes. EN- 540T 3
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

ALL-STEEL FIREPROOF GARAGES; erect
ed by DUPONT IRON WORKS. 1855 1Stf
ST 9-RR "A
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
couMsRcIAl PROPERTY FOR SALE.

mercial lot with house of little or no value.
Must be reas. for cash. Will buy direct.
WI 6527.
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4-FAMILY APIS.

Best of new Sc. location, fully occupied
near bus. stores and schools; l-bedroonl
apts: dlnette- kitchen, living room and
bath; 1-cu.-ft refgr; all modern equip
meAt Don't miss these buys. ST. 1923
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

OWNER WILL TRADE 5-family brick apt
bldg. in ne. practically new. rental over
S3.4O0 year, for vacant ground ME. lIi9
Will EXCHANGE 3-famiy brick apt in
se for good brick house, any section
white or colored. FISCHER. co. 56l0
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CROSLEY 1947 two.door: one owner, 400
miles on motor; $500 or best offer. Otis
sns ss1s jaes ss sR Rs st e4e; sna: ss
81 S!h soTo ons rr ia4c avs coupe. perfect
like new; 5000 or nearest offer. Sligo
DE bIos ssoTo 1897 e-door. in fair condition;
DE soTo ia47 custom 4.dr. sedan: +, and
h., ;T,as tires cce5 s sea 40 e0ysss 1887 will
motor, NO % hea:er. 1TGi new BRAKES and new tires;
$3.50: GL. 1926 after pm
4. SK5tiSTy MSToF SIi s,SS SSlEs 18th and 3
PGcs soTo is4s TR Idr ssI ssdsp: super cushion
term: at 2psa moToRs iyss tn Ins o.
BE DE- soTo ls41 a:dr.; :. and h; on one
]; KENNY ;s MOTOR or asa SALES 18th and R; l.
De nEs sofo Or hS fsaa s4ls 4idoor sedan; r. and
sseesat sat condi9n or nss3 sosao o 'sss $3.50
81 faF SOTO SS II 1915 rs! door sedan new paint
anck and eGvsss sse S4ss se's.s e.sy
AUTO LOANS, sth and o st'. NV. pc.
DE SOTO 1887 coupe; new upholstery.
head lining. seat covers, paint; Va, inspec-
tion: plenty Of milease left in this car; car;
privately owned; prize 9 S43? s,oo San ee "e seen
DoDGE 1all 4,dr. sedan: .1,sd. radio .v.af ana
heater passed 4s 2 G. inspection; ,exml excel
KIRK WHOLESALERS. 1000 Georgia ave
NV TIA. 1900
DODGE 1a47 custom 4.door; T; and n.
wife; S9.1a5 on consignment to Bell Mo-
tors by original owner. SOLO Wis: aye. 2.
DODGE 1916 4-door; radio and heater;
green fnish; low mileage; like new inside
and out: 1875; 30-day guarantee. HILL
L. TIBB1TTs. 1114 Vermont ave aye NV;
Wash's Oldest Ford dealer; MA. 1850 -
Ssp5: terms low as 80 week KENNY
MOTOR SALES. 18th and z. /. ave ne.
HU. 0S16. -
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NV. GE. ]
EHEXRQLE'

cOnQltlOn
81 l.S75. ARC
ton S LargeS'
st. NV. AID.
CHEVROLET
cond.; new 2
preciate; So
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RAILER HEADQUARTERS

For real living comfort, Tor economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
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CHRYSLER 1912 New Yorker 4-dr.; black
finish, heater, overdrive and blue custom
interior: Sl,249; 30-day guar. HILL d.
TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave. nv,
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50.
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Will Reserve
Your Purchase

Georges Got
Stores-You chrmos moe weekly Of
until have accumulated the necessary
zo6 governments resuIotion-hen your selection
delivered Georges will noke for the baIonee-
toke up IS months poy.
By mons your selection you protected
and also shortage merchandise Shop Your Nor-
Georges Store Tomorow-nnoke your selection S.
oppies all merchandise Georges.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07
TWIN CITY FLASHES
By CHARLOTTE perfect


HELLO MUSIC LOVERS:
W eOumn) introduced the King
you'll have about your
I'd tell you about three noted celebrities Who they
Well by this question Girls you
featured vocalist? Well YOU'D
probably much interested meeting noted personality
namely June Christy.
story goes something like Decatur
singing when she years
with local band in Illinois and later was featured with band which
travelled around the eounyhat came causing
band break and June her home Fortunately she
beak(a chance 10 sing with BOYD Raebu band but luck
long, after three
caught scarlet and the band moved without her Then she
working and wherever she could months
Kenton looking a vocalist
played them for Kenon;
and-Wel you She's been
avorte recordings Lonely Woman" by Bonnie
Was Good Man. and How High the Moon
recordings Stan be released hats of June
celebrity Of the incest people I've had the pleasure
meet
Say you you there stage leading
that band How often heard that phrase! Well it's
road boys! Listen while tell you some Of the hghgh Of STAINS
Wichita Kansas His mother piano
teacher therefore he learned how play the played
phone trumpet and banjo!
When IA years play piano
we'll Father" Hnes Time passed had hard
times He played beer joint from San Diego Bakersfield
things gradually until he finally musical
of CarrO theas restaurant then that he decided
that he wanted have his band started writing
for band that hoped Finally the band
He had the but (sme) he had place play
By 1884, and finally in the Rendezvous Ballroom Bal
boa Calf KenOn's appearance
Naturally and they've been going strong
Oh there lot of things I've neglected tell As said
last week. put to-
adds this Hard work and determination have Stan Kenton
Celebrity No p on the musical map you've got to admit that
HE'S GREAT!
Everyone has their ups and DOWNS and he" would have had
hers she would have been happy soul cause she wanted
tor Who? Why Sarah Vaughn Of She the
Minneapolis Auditorium Sunday night with Jazz the Philharmonic
She born Newark NJ j. She her talent
show where Billy Ecksne heard her told his Earl Hines
Outcome? Sarah featured vocalist with E. H. Then
Billy his Sarah featured him
four months She then starred with John Kby orchestra
months and the latter part she
Sarah plays the and She
her e Her avorte vocasts Billy Holiday
Langord Ella Fitzgerald Stafford
they kids? So here's hoping you'll
to the Twin Cities real soon!
We'll, I'm down normal my sad self The celebrities
Thanks struggling through
I've had wonderful
|? think I've gained quite lot Of the
able little information Next III
oodes tell youabout all of the
But I'll be looking Saturday
Loafe big danamey the Roller Skating the Col
then
remain,
Charlotte Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07
Club Style
Show Success

The Cosmopolitan club held its
Style show, May 2, at 4 pm, at
the St. Paul Elks Rest. Mrs. Car
RE Spillman and Miss Gloria Rob-
erts rendered several vocal num-
bers.
The hats in the show were made
and modelled by Mrs. Beatrice Boyd.
Mrs. Rosa Mae Bradshaw modelled
a rose quilted robe and also a
black and white Spanish formal and
red hibiscus; a dusty pink suit and
confection hat with tan lizard
shoes and bag.
Gloria Roberts wore a pink negli-
gee set and returned in a ballerina
skirt; blue faille skirt with pink
accessories and again in a tur-
quoise formal with pink Access
series.
Dolores Rivers was gowned in
a black ballerina skirt, plaid bag
and hat and white short-sleeve
blouse; again in an aqua ballerina
skirt, aqua headband drawstring
bag to match.
Mrs. Carrie Spillman wore a
green suit with black accessories;
navy blue dress with pink Access
series and returned in a white for
NAL with white coat and gold &C.
cessories.
Mrs. Viola Harris wore black
print with red accessories and also
a gray suit with black accessories,
Mrs. Harriet Gordon appeared in
a simple rayon dress detailed with
gold accessories, gold bag and
shoes; again in a beige suit, Of all
wool gabardine; an all-wool gray
gabardine coat with gray calfskin
bag and returned in a black and
white off-the-shoulder formal.
Mrs. Villa Mae Parker wore a
western-style riding habit; a gray
suit with black and gray Access
series and styled a red formal.
Mrs. Loretta Mack modelled a black
formal.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07

Volunteers with automobiles, are promising to pick
up shutns, the aged, and those who ordinarily would
have difficulty getting to church. and carrying them to
St. James Camp Meeting"
There the audience will participate in old
fashioned testimonial do community singing, and
listen to a revealing talk by Mrs. Daisy Gilbert
titled The Three Mothers"
To spur congregational interest still farther,
awards will be presented to Q) The oldest Mother;
(2) The youngest Mother (3) The Mother having the
Oldest son daughter; ) The youngest Mother with
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07
Social and Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brewington
and son Micheal, 1886 Clinton Ave.
&c., left the city Tuesday, May 4,
to make their home In Baltimore,
Md.
The 81. Thomas SOdality met at
the home Of Mrs. Pearl Schofield,
1882 Clinton Ave. &c., Tuesday,
May I. After a short business
meeting 4 bridal shower was given
in the honor Of Miss Harriet
Thompson. She received many love-
ly gifts.
New Home: MIR. and Mrs. Albert
Allen, Sr. have moved TO Ss47
Third Ave. &c., from $50 Emerson
No., Saturday, May 1.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07


Some have already been offered a '''n Sa
transportation for the hutns shuns DESTROYS
ing make for them by calling chairman Mrs
Fannie Pierre Lewis PL 504 and driver will them
have of much you personally
that Mothers day Is made brighter.
Two trained sent by the Minneapolis Daughter Es will
assist during the services
We help make this TwnCity the "od folks"
EIGHT TO THE BAR
Bear with whilst tell thee bout bop" that
the Minneapolis Auditorium this week. Norman Gan Jazz the
Philharmonic" just full of it. "be-bop" that
Charlie Parker corng with Songbrd Sarah Vaughn
and his entirely new" style left unimpresd Not bad ootn but
oOtn Then there Paed Red Rodney
tiny curly hair In between solos he bounced
grnnng nothing particular But when his Red
all business The the end
he'd have looked home baseball
though What shoulders Were they all his?)
Mustn't forget brag and Drag the guarist Barney Kas
This lad overshadowed others ability
sent himself His shufng bobbng
Frank Lewis the sitting the audience his
pered that he thought Flip Phillips
bae musician Phillips with bumps and gnds what
Of his horn plenty pretty.
Now we're coming to what, in my mind THE
tOn-Sarah Vaughn.
She's cute little trick with hauntingy heavenly
clear and her wde her phrasg surprise
changing leave breathe with
What is "be-bop"? If it Sarah Vaughn, gOOdy!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07

Contest Winner: Miss Constance
Chivers, Central High School SEN
ior and student at MacPhail School
Of Music, was awarded first place
in a pianist contest sponsored by
the National Piano Teacher Guild.
The contest was held April "a,
at Schmitts Music Center. Mrs. Ell
sic Wolf Campbell, the winners in
structor, said Constance received a
score of IS for the highest par
ticipant.
Radio Program: Miss Kathleen
Curry, Pill W. Send ST., represent
ed Central High on the program,
Junior Town Meeting Of the Air"
Thursday, May 6, on station
wTCN.
Mr.. George MAyes, 3SIS Fourth
Ave. So, returned home after a
three weeks vacation in Edmond,
Miss.
Mrs. Simon Anderson, Of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, was the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mitchell,
1901 Bryant Ave. No. She also Wis
tied her two sons, Messrs. Sidney
and Fred Anderson. She left Sum-
day, May 2, to visit her other
daughter, Mrs. Arvilla Tate Of
Sioux Falls, N. D.
The Minneapolis Chapter Of the
Pragmeteia Sorority Business
girls group) met Friday, May 7 at
the home Of Miss Anna Mae Ban
narn, 864l Clinton Ave. So, at
$3.50 p. m. Mr.. William Seabron was
guest speaker.
The Les Amies Club entertained
their husbands at a pow-wow and
dancing party at Kings Valley Sat
turday evening, May 1. Guests pres
ent were Messrs. and Mines. RAN
some Coins, Coleridge Hendon, Rob-
ert Marshall, John Freeze, George
Smith, William Whiteside, AlonEo
Ellis, Lamar Roberts, Mrs. Crys-
tai Marmon and Mr.. Albert Bur-
CESS.
Blue Monday Club; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Mcintosh, TIT Emerson Ave.
No.. were hosts to the club Sunday,
April %. A buffet supper was
served and cards were the enter
tainment for the evening. Mrs.
Starr Sheppard won the prize.
Some Of the visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Scott Of St. Paul, and DIR.
B. Moore Of Chicago.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07
SAVE rs To 40% TGilor Mode
Worsted and GGbdrdine Suits
Charlotte of course

The SGYing tho
Clothes makes @
man II literally
true -. but dom
forget tho man
who makes the
clothes has much
10 do In giving
you that dGshing
impression tn at
you expect in well
tailored clothes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07

Mrs. Bernadstts Anderson. SsSS
Fourth Ave. So, returned this week
from the hospital with her newborn
son, Fred Louis Anderson, .Jr.
Mother and son are doing fine.
Riding Party; A horseback rid
ing party was enjoyed by a group
Sunday, May 2, at Circle "s." Those
present were Misses Therasa Bal
ley, June Session, Coramae Richey,
Louise and Jacqueline Cuff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schine, Messrs. Robert
Graham, Norman Carter, Clentell
Jackson, Herman LRngums, Oscar
Grissam, Edgar Pillows, and George
Nesbitt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07
CHATTER -PATTER
By Helen Smith
SOMEBODY'S MOTHER

Do kind deed for somebody's mother Sunday It's Mothers
Day and St. James Church. Minneapolis has unique for after
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st. P AUL SOCIALS

First Birthday: Clyde and ely
deem Parker, twins Of Mr.. and Mrs,
A. B. Parker of SIS Fuller Ave,
will celebrate their first birthday
on Sunday, May 8. Their first gift
was the cash to start a banking
account, presented to them by their
grocer-man.
The Matinee Bridge club met
Tuesday evening, May 4, with Mrs,
Manly Rhodes, $50 Carroll Ave
Prizes went to: Mrs. James Kirk
second, Mrs. W. A. Hanna, and
third, Mrs. Fred Schuck. Mrs. J.
W. Crump was a guest of the
club. The next meeting will be
held on May Is, with Mrs. Fred
Schuck, S44 Fuller Ave.
Mrs. Eula Hunter Of 3lS N. st.
Adams, returned home Sunday,
May 2, from Rochester, Mimi,
where she had been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edna Gatewood.
The Merry Makers social club
members were entertained at a
birthday party, April 20, by Mr..
and Mrs. T. C. Oliver of S69 Full
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson
of. $50 Olson, Minneapolis, at the
latter's residence. Mrs. T. c. Oliver,
honoree, received many lovely and
useful gifts.
A turkey dinner with all the
trimmings was served. Club men,
bers present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel FAINT, Mrs.
Maude Lewis and Mrs. Naomi
Smith.
Guests present we're: Mr.. and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-05-07

Mrs. Wenzel Miller, Rev. and Mrs.
S. Mckee, Mr.. Milan Drone, Mrs.
Kathryn Moore and Mr.. Luther
Payne. The next meeting will be
held May 6, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel FAINT, 1872 St. Anthony.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
176 ARRESTED
IN UNION COUNTY

Enforcement officers of Union
county had a buster time of it
in l947 than they have had in
recent years, if the number of
customers" in the Union county
Jail during the year can be ac-
cepted as any criterion.
According to records kept by
Sheriff H. S. Roosa, l76 men and
women were confined in the Jail
for varying periods of time dur
ing the year. This is 13 more
than the l63 locked up in 1916,
and that year, in turn was Is
ahead of the l945 total of l48.
May was the biggest mon tn
in l947, when 20 individuals were
incarcerated. December was the
sloweSt month with only five
arrests. Biggest m o n h of any
during the past three years, how
ever, was October, l945, when 30
were brought in.
A breakdown of the l76 arrest
shows Is to be juvenile cases and
of the remaining adult arrests,
"a women and 137 men.
Comparative figures for the
past three years on arrests
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
BOUICS' 44-coW HERD
COMPLETES YEARS TEST

BRATTLEBORO, VT. Dec. 20
The 44-cow h er d of registered
Holstein- -Friesians owned by
Bouic Brothers, Millcreek town
ship, has recently completed a
year of production testing in the
official Herd Improvement Reg
istry program of The Holstein-
Friesian Association of America.
An average of 535 pounds of
butterfat an d 14,247 pounds OF
milk has been officially recorded,
Milking was done times daily.
The highest producer in the herd
was Holwyn Factor Starlight, a
7-year-old, which produced 735
pounds of butterfat and 20,262
pounds of milk.
Testing was supervised by
Ohio State university in coopera-
ton with The Holstein-Friesian
Association of America.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
II DIVORCE SUITS
FILED INCOUNTY
More Than Half as Many
os Marriage Licenses

While the tr en- d of divorces
over the whole country is said
to be dropping to a certain ex-
tent, the ratio between divorces
asked and marriage licenses is
sud continues high in Union
county. There were n divorce
petitions filed in Common Pleas
Court here, against 139 marriage
licenses issued by Probate Court.
Only As divorces were granted
during the year, the remainder
either left pending for the new
year or dismissed fter being
filed.
January seems to be the month
in which most of tn e divorce
actions were filed, IL starting
proceeding then. November, with
two, and December, with three,
quietly brought the year to a
close.
A record of the divorce de-
crees issued shows that Decem-
Der was again the low month
with only one decree. November
however, led the way with eight
divorces granted during that
month