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The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Levy and
daughter, Connie, have returned
from Detroit to spend several
weeks with Mrs. Levy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bookstein, E.
9th. Their son, Paul, is attending
the University here.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20
AFTERNOON CARD PARTY
AT ANSHEI ISRAEL

Mrs. Irving Brand and Mrs.
VIM. Walker are co-chairmen for
an afternoon of cards and Nah
Jongg on Wednesday afternoon,
Feb. 25 at Congregation Anshei
Israel. Committee assisting Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Brand are Mrs.
Henry Berman, Mrs. Rose Good
man, Mrs. A. Steinberg and Mrs.
Fannie Goldenberg. Mrs. Sam
Deutsch is in charge of flowers.
Coffee and will be served at
l o'clock and the committee prom
ises something super. There will
be door prize. All this for $1.0O
per and proceeds go to the Re-
ligious Schools Budget. Members,
friends and winter visitors are
invited. Come and enjoy your fav-
orite card games or bring your
Nah Jongg sets. Remember the
date-Wednesday February Is.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20
CAREY McWILLIAMS
RETURNS

Carey McWilliams, an out
standing American authority on
racial, ethical, cultural and relig-
ious minorities, will speak We'd
nesday, Feb 25, at Tucson Senior
High School at pm, under the
auspices of the Tucson Inter-ra-
cial Committee. He made an ex-
cellent impression here two years
ago. McWilliams observes that
there has been noteworthy geo.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

GAN, hailed as radios newest and
brightest wit.
Lean and hawk-eyed, wise guy
Abbott has been getting his roly-
poly and not so very bright part
ner into trouble and winning
roars of laughter-in vaudeville,
on the stage, in night clubs, on the
screen and on the air, ever since
1929.
Since 1912 the radio audience
has heard them on the air under
the sponsorship of Camel cigar
cites. And millions of Americans
know them as the slap-happy
team in several screen successes.
Their forthcoming picture is to
be ''The Moose Hangs High"
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

A 22nd anniversary dinner was
given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Botfeld, E. Lowell, recent
ly at the home of Mrs. Bella Ka-
back, N. 5th, with Mrs. Abe Zwaig
as hostess. Guests in addition to
Botfelds, were: Messrs. and Mines.
Julius Gilman, Bernard Kaback,
Murray Kaback, Abe Zwaig,
Mines. Bella Kaback, Evelyn
Steinborn; Messrs. Batch, Glazer,
I. Goodman.
The Arizona post., 1948-02-20

Ell Carnila Ranchito has a full
house with its guests staying over
for the rodeo.
Evening star., 1948-04-14

(Ctrtinued on Next Psss) sSs,-.
q 70
rA
Evening star., 1948-04-14
HOUSES FOR SAlE-kortheost.

RESTRICTED NE. LOCATION-semide
brick, yrs. old; can be purchased with
p !m din CO. sas s or Dsfh Ra o5ss
eEEK oWSrR eo aNxious saS re 70 s. SELL BRICK
grafton eiDaie INV invited lSes4a'. MANSAs REALTY
CO, .lI6 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. a7s4.
BRICK BUNGALOW, Mchissn PARK Hills,
No Just over p G GIN lipemAimsst pe, hsss nsT
@*s ss5a S:sf s5si 'sase'd syss PEER es g.
NE. Ne sPEcIx1; a4oa soth st. ne.-Lovsly
5-rm. asbestos-shingle bungalow; inclosed
pTissd ,6ss = At ! only sila5S. 81. i L Snowy
sRM GR, R. BuSGALowMondsTfu sEf 9s pE ss3 location
new egnipped kit. priced to sell, ToDAY's
fAMEY REfAnH EN- Mousf nsf7 n Sr SkReseny e. rec
modelled. lse. Handicapped lot; fuli. bsmt.:
oil h.-w:h. For details, call HoLLoMAN
REAL ESTATE CO. Ex. $500 Miss Hurry,
s.. 900 Down will buy you lovely tap
estry brick on No; Car, aye aye ne; near Lin
esf' c h bath o5 '1 Af2as f2s 'sz2 sEaifr ?B
rwo-FAMILY sPEcIAL-close in ne
originally built for two families with sep;
!5snspOT5s.iop SsH, s.. =. MITCHELL dTTs QUICK pI
e-FAMILY sEMIDET. sTUCCo: baths,
oil h:-w.h,, 2-story brick garage. Arm,
only S1O.5O0. FIR. 5119, o'BANNoN
eh4ffG esfHoL1c' GO uNvERsIrY-sis-roomm row
| b.-i. garage; good cond.; cony to uansp
and schools Priced to sell. JOHN
zIRWEss NC zoos st. NV. RE 6345.
EoME AND INCOME, a7l5 9Th st. ne
An Immaculate row house arranged into
| . 1pts.: an excellent buy at S13,500
! LuRA BROS, 2o4s Wilson blvd. .oW
Evening star., 1948-04-14
HOUSES WANTED 70 GUY.

FOR OWN HOME-Briarcliff. Kent. or
Ghsvy Gha,s NHxds Nd or 5edrooms hsM
M fairly new new house Close to busline give M To-
cation. detailed description and price. Box
AL CASH FOR YOUR HOME in hurry.
Clients waiting. BIRON q CONRAD, INC.
1424 st. NV, ST. 9l3s; res. RA 43ss.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale . Of
your home, business or investment prop.
s1 Z ReasoT qsf sos Nofh espto IA
FAY fRee or co..
3 L1ss, RE sSs4: ewes, IA. 636e. ''
Will seton PAY Cash tor your any
VIII FAY CASH for for houses, euse WI White Ht-ol Or
colored. any condition or section. DE.
BUNGALOW, in Bethesda or Silver Spring;
eHakhEs saakhi d. s. iSts GtsN na, client. .a,s.n.
70 purchase homes II any seetIog of Wash
DO you WANT sPEEDY ACTON. List
vii pay @ top N price s ENTERPRIsE 1 Pafds REALTY H
So dGS4 EU EGe sy,y St ~ EX 1907 h1ics
in chevy Chase win pay up tsisk tc s3o,ooo noe
WILL PAY uP To slaeoo. sfsi pSase nfee bungalow
SELLING YOUR HOMEe Why not cah-
tact 6oe u.s. we ays buyers S for Al types Of
able to give you quick top price contract.
Phone Ma. 2557 weekdays. JOHN MIL
LER, Jr. g. BRO, Realtors. 1912 K st.
so YEARS SERVICE to local property
erty, with VIM. +. SAUNDERS CO, inc,
VI ARE Tff IN bayns ir D Or sans ips
your house, lot, acreage or farm in D. C.
ALL CASH AT oNcEWHouses or business
propertS white or colored; any section.
III fMMEDiA1E lipH AcrIoN-we will buy your
home for cash or sell to .anxiously watt
MfrcHEIE' ouPcK PeS'' D1. es sssl' a00si9ssl Eys
AL All 'ts CASH in hurry for any house in
CORP: 9O5 18th st. NV. RE. 1881 or
HAVE CLIENT anxious to purchase 4.bed-
client can make available exquisite, ?
Mr; Grockett; sH; 6374. with LEGUM q
9kaSA RHaIn HoMrs ga 7s9e & calS
ing; can pay up to 100000; and will
suarsntee m sTte INN mmedIate action Please phone
& LUCHS CO, 1905 H st. NV, Ma 2345
Open evenings until pm:
homes in D. c., Maryland or Virginia
from $4,000 to S30,000. If you are in
terested in selling. we will be glad to give
you. without obligstion. our prompt opin-
ion as to the market value of your house,
ba cked by our AZ years of continued real
estate service. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 st. NV, Ma. 2345. Open evenings
CASH PURCHASER for 3 or bedroom
brick home. den; ~ baths level lot, in
NV. neishborheod. Phone E salkeld. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
MA. 1j45.
HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
in Woodridss; MichiSan Park and PRINCE
6597, with SHANNON l. LUcHs CO. i sos
st. NV, Ma. 2345. Open evenings until
9 pm.
COLORED-HAvE 2 CLIENTS wanting g.
rm. houses in upper NV. section or Brook
land. II speedy action is what you desire.
list N,, yopr propertines T3 n for sale with the
LDu. 4O21. GE BILL.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

CUTE COTTAGE on the Potomac and the
canal; rooms, bath. oil hot-water heat,
roomy basement, hardwood floors laundry;
recreation is near the District and the
Sunday. louis P. SHOEMAKER, i7i9
K ST. NV. Ma. II66.
new MASONRY HOUSE of rooms. bath,
detached garage and, about, 33 acres OF
House measures 2ox4o feet and has full
Location is about 10 miles south Of TIE
South capitol St. super-high,ysay nov 's,N well
hall mile. Nisht or Sunday call MR..
MARYLAND's BEST BUY-sl6,a5o is
under the market for this practically new,
quality home Of seven rooms bath and snd
terms. MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881;
ST. sTLvEk hs sfRaiNG AREA new, we'll
built, brick homes: Twins. rm. with fire.
place dining nm kit bath ai.ssS and "a bedIms s6,n
Ige Oedrms; bath and heat ALI slreaay ;ss In;
rm.: oil a,-e. heat: 3--acrs Of gTound' T GO Or
4S4s: % If no answer. Pleasant oss3. -16
stores; priced at $3.50 terms, Cali Mr..
MARKEY. 81. i703; ewes. Hickory es72.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norheost

OLORED-ATTENTION GRANT ST.-of
MINI. ave. n:e.-First one to see this very very
its unusual features include a double lot,
double gar front screened porcn, 4 peg peg
E anIbed Th e 6odk X ssred atc o
h.-w.h.; awnings; screens. storm windows
in excellent ss fsnf P9sE oGT REAhTY Co.
1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 3400; evenings,
CoLoRED-oATEs ST. N.E.-e-rm. brick.
DU. 81 $3.50 TIL 8 pm. 16s
COLORED-2-FAMILY BRICK, owen pl.
n.e.-One of the better tapestry-brick
houses in this fine area; roomy and at
rm,, kit, breakfast rm. and incl. porch
downstairs; 3-rm, kit. and tiled-bath apt;
upstairs; rms. and full bath in finished
derful buy at $4,000. with reas. down
say@nn' pm cAPFHE sa EH VIE vIEw Or kEAITx eo
CoLORED-s-ROOM BRICK. Owen pl. ne
estry- y-brick homes beautifully built and in
excellent, condition; large rooms and
PRICED low o.s yith fi very reasonable ssE%f
SEw SEAiHx T. Ssst SS Rss5s5s Exclusive
CoLoRED-8th ST. -"Two-family''
apts., "-story brick: each apt, 5 rms: and
bath with separate heat; only 81. .750
P9Th paUE 0sa mLER 41a'fy Du S 70
~ ill 9nPgi5m. g Pgi5m. "MidtoTn once; ,,,,.
S150O down, payments like rent. PAUL
9 pm Midtown Ofhce."
COLoRED-G ST. N.E.-Six rms 4 bed
rms. and tath; coal h.-w h.. will be COM
sl5o0 down. PAUL. J, MILLER, DU.
24s. or DU. 1870 till 9 pm. Midtown
eoLoRED-K sI;-Two,story brick 8 6
S61.25 per month with low down pay
ment. PAUL J. MILLER. DU. 2422 or
DU. 1870 till pm. Midtown ONCE"
CoLORED-BALES sT.-Two-story. "2-
family apts.: brick; each apt, 3 rms
and bath: separate heat; excellent condi-
ton only S1,755o down. total monthly hI
DU: In 24s2 AZ or DU. 1870 till pm. Mid
CoLoRED-DE PRIEST vILLAGE-Mod-
ern semidetachcd; 6 rms, tiled bath. rec.
bath In bsmt, clean and modern in
every detail; owner occupied; immediate
MILLER: DU. 242o or DU. 1870 till 9
COLORED-22I E ST.-Open today, s to
9 pm. Near Union Station and Govt.
Printing Offce. Ideal for a money max
ing Toomins or guest house. Eleven rooms,
dow down payment: Open TO- 9 Pm, See
town Once" 10
Evening star., 1948-04-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

ROW BRICK HOME, containing rooms
bath, coal heat: renting for S125 per mo.
ideal for home or to own as an investment;
can be bought with only 81 800 cash
RIDDEN e. COIN. INC, 1924 K st. n.w.'
EX. 51O5.
fOLORED-vACANT- - $3.50 DOWN. SAC
mo. 1928 Union st. s.w.-2-sty. brick. rms
water, gas, elec. Elk. 5000; ewes. HO. 0325.
ST. S.W.-Vacant. I'm.
med. poss., newly redecorated. 5 rms. and
bath. hot-water heat: price, S5.450: conv
st. NV. Ma 0352.
COLORED-lo31-I236 End ST. S.w.-
S295 down; $45 mo; q rooms. bath: cleo;
row brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnck with A. M. DRAISNER. 14O4 1
st. NV. MA. .S036; home, GE. O297.
COLORED-1st G ST. S.W.-S295 down;
S55 mo-; rooms: cleo; row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick. with A
NJ. DRAISNER, 14O4 l. st. NV. MA. s036;
home, GE O297.
Evening star., 1948-04-14
WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE SPEC1ALS-Newton st.
lovely % lot. shade. flowers, fruit: / So from
r. /. ave: sold at, bargain for only
81. $50; $4,000 cash, bal. monthly: -,
swell apts.. 6 rms. in each; oil h.-w.h (;
ideal location; refined neighborhood; cash
above lst trust of $4,000: see US for
inspection. H. c. MAYNOR CO., exclusive,
oOO2 R. / ave. ne. NO. 433S 10
Evening star., 1948-04-14
NEAR MINI. AVE. AND BENNING RID

This GROOM semldet. brICk nome IS CUII-
yeniently located near shopping and trans
portation. - contains large combined liv-
ing room and dining room. and modern
Kitchen: 3 bedrooms and tiled bath on 2nd
floor; basement has recreation room, toilet
and outside entrance; gas &C. neat: house
has parouet floors throughout and is in
perfect condition; very reasonably priced
at Sl4, 500. Call Mr. jackson, MA. 1900;
ewes. and week ends, WI. 1888. BOSS g.
PHELPS, INC, l4I7 K st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1948-04-14


rm. with natural stone fireplace. . screened
por ;hes. den. 3 bedrms.., baths, maid S
rm. and bath; natural charm in all sur
eSsnents o~ner tsr.nsf.1r.d. M 'nP Price sa5,5oS wi
SILVER spRING-v.ry attractive. brick
bath, fuii ba sement, play room oil a.-c.h.,
pFie.d PFC sftasHss only s1s' ESQ c.
WooDsIpE Va 51gI e sP PARKoAppsaiins % M n new Co.
lonial home Of stone, brick and clapboard I'd
ns room With feofses adonns M
porch. large dining room, all electric kitch-
en-. breakfast space, full basement, gas l.
d1n.r corn achee o res .rsss ss'e 5oe
Silver sh1 fGi sprins. seIofs 81. 576o Of sH ool5 Iii
SILVER sPRING-A lovely restored Co.
living room, sox3o, fireplace: built.in
sasn s.upp.a sHs ftcssn snns
with extra, room overhead; sets on GO COM I'M
mandins knoll oysrlookins siise Co. Ps56' s66
Woo6- s1!s5f cosLEY 5Ss G.. Realtors, s-os $40
Georsia ave, silver Spring. 81. 500 or
eauSqsr ea sals t' HOME. In read, for immedIst.
Occupancy. situated on commanding ga
acre knoll; one Of the most appealing Mill
TOD locations In MOntkOmcIy Souhty, A4i
the North Springbrook development, over
looking q beautiful 1l5-acre estate,
large section of the proposed Nortnwesi
Branch pkwy. and miles OF other peautiIui
SURROUNDINGS This most desirable county
home has soft. living room with woo1-
burning fireplace and Il" DIM ,,s room Dsag, ,,b
Bendix Laundry, 1st-noor .poydsr room; u q
shower sRd ty.sorSS u IT, SSy q q f. p0fsh sun
dsek The 2-car garaEe Is attached to
breezeway; oil-fred hot-water heating
piant Property includes substantial
tooihouse with cold-storage basement, Sit
mated on the Glenmont and Colesyiile rd.;
about midway between Glenmont ano
ColesviIie: 30-minute drive from doWn-
town. GEORGE J. MOSS Realtor' Snep-
hex h1s.REao6a Gs2o' BUNGALOW, s.a5oztIylns
room, 9 bedrooms. large Kitchen and pain;
front porch. on over !. acre OF sooo
exeellent bus service to D. c. Call AT.
s sss7. e. D. MURPHY. Realtok 14o1 25th
RsocKy1LLE-s11 $50: det. 2-bedrm, home
with . view; fireplace. din. Tn; OIL heat.
Ewes, EN-. 744s, J. LEO KOLB. INC, MI.
SILVER sPRNG-Prewsr brick Colonial
home; custom built on f3-aere fencsd io..
4 very spacious rms, including library
Cor bedrm.) and full bath on !N M
numerous valk-in closets: 2-car detacneo
brick larase: for sale at 2 sserince can
DENNY 4 PRICE. 81. 1913 til 9 m.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28

By Floyd w. woodcock. Presid
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28
Couple Is Wed In
Ebenezer Church

Miss Betty Roush, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roush,
and Mr.. Richard Gratz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Gratz, were married
at 3 o'clock Sunday, October IT, in
the Ebenezer Mennonite church. The
bride wore a white slipper satin
gown with a net overskirt, sweet
heart neckline, sleeves coming to
points over the hands, and a full
skirt sweeping into a court train.
Her long illusion veil was held in
place by a crown Of orange blossoms.
She carried a white Bible topped
with a white orchid, and wore a
necklace of pearls. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother-in-
law, Mr., Alvan Augsburger.
Maid of honor was Miss Pauline
Fillips; serving as bridesmaids were
Mrs. Frederick Amstutz and Miss
Norma Klapp. Nan Augsburger
was dressed as a miniature bride.
Best man was Robert Gratz, and
groomsmen were Russell Gratz, Dale
Roush and Walter Roush.
Claren Sommer played the wedding
music, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Howe
sang. The reception was held in
the church parlor following the
ceremony. The young couple went
to Chicago on their wedding trip.
They are now residing in trailer No.
g, Beaverburg.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE

In The Court of Common Pleas of Allen
County. Ohio Ralph s. Wagner, Plaintiff VS.
| Edith Eleanor Wagner, Defendant, Case No.
S8493. Edith Eleanor Wagner, residing at
228 Boas Street. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania,
Wagner, has filed his petition against her
] for divorce in case number 3s499 of the
Common Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio.
and that said cause, will be for hearing on
| or after November 13, 194S.
Ralph s. Wagher.
BY Light & siferd
his Attorneys 30
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28
LEGAL. NOTICE

Public notice isShereby given that Central
Ohio Light & Power Company has filed with
the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an
application for withdrawal of Original Sheets
lib. 3oC and 38B II First Revised Sheets Nos.
l3A, and So SeoorSd Revised Sheets NOS. Is.
y, 39A, so and 81. Third Revised Sheets
Nos. ALB. 80, 50A and 81 and Fifth Revised
Sheet No. IT Of It's tariff now on file with
this Commission and the substitution OF
Revised Sheets Nos. i7B, SOC and 38B; Sec
ond Revised Sheets Nos 18A and 30; Third
Revised Sheets Nos Is, q. 39A' 90 an. and 81
Fourth Revised Sheets Nos Alb. Az QUA ana
So: and Sixth Revised Sheet No. II to its
said tariff which substitutions provide for
the following changes in its existing ra'e
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28
NOTICE OF DrssoLu1rroN

The partnership heretofore listing between
the undersigned under the arm name and
styles of Hoover Appliances and Maytag
Store is this day dissolved by5 mutual consent.
Lima, Ohio, October 10. l94S.
Signed:
Robert Hoover
Lewis f. Bindel
Raymond Eruse 29
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-10-28
EASTERN DIVISION
Wayne, Holmes. Ashland, Stark
and TugcarawAs Counties

Third Revised Sheets No. 50-(Non-Proft
Educational and State stttutions-Avaifabie
to any non-proft educational or state lnstl-
tuition in Wayne, Ashland, Holmes Stark,
and Tuscarawas Counties, Ohio, along the
existing lines Of the Company who uses the
Company's standard service for all of its
power and lighting requirements metered at
primary distribution voltage. and who con-
tracts for a period of years or more for a
monthly billing demand of not less than $50
kWH) Fourth Revised Sheets No. 50A-
General Power Services-Available TO any
customer in Wayne. Ashland. Holmes, Stark,
and Tusearawas Counties, Ohio along the
existing lines of the Company who uses the
Company's standard service for power and
incidental factory lighting naetered at any
standard distribution voltage. and who con-
tracts for demand of not less than 80
kWH} and 52-tHigh Tension Power-Avail-
able to any power customer, located along
existing 3 phase, % XIV or higher, primary
power lines of the Company, in Wayne
County. Ohio who contracts for period of
5 years or more for a capacity of not less
than 200 KVA metared Rt p XIV and who
owns and maintains complete substation and
protective equipment IN fuel clause clause
from an increase in basa rate of $.000075
per XVIII for each $40 increase IN cost OF
coal above S3.00 per ton delivered to the
bunbers of the Edgewaeer Generating Station
similar decrease in base rate when cost of
coal is below $500 per ton. to an increase of
$0O00S3 per XVIII for each $40 increase in
decrease of S.00006s when cost of coal is
below $500. (See Note Below
Original Sheets No. 13B-( Restricted OF
Peak Water Heating Service-Available TO
all domestic customers along the existing
lines of the Company in its Eastern Division
for electric water heating in storage type
tanks of not less than 30 gallons capacity.
where conditions permit supplying such
water heating load during off-peak periods,
and where the exiseing distribution facilities
of the Company are adequate for such
servfce)-Increase i'm base rate of s.0025 per
XVIII. Inclusion of fuel clause providing
XVIII for each full $40 increase in cost of
coal above $3.50 per ton delivered to bunkers
of the Edgewater Generating Station of Ohio
Public Service Company. If the cost of coal
duction In base rate of s.00006s per XVIII
shall be made for each 20 decrease in cost
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-14
Locust Grove Plays Host TO Pomona
'Ai Meeting Marked By Great Activity

nounced a lecturers conference
at the next meeting at Kennewiclz
Highlands and asked all subor-
dinate lecturers to be present if
possible.
In the u. and 1. sugar contest,
there were 81 quarts of tree
fruits, 155 quarts of berries and
Is glasses of jelly. Kennewick
Highlands won the radio for US
ing 80 Barnardin jar lids. En-
tries by Oranges were Kenne-
wick Highlands, 81, Finley 7, XII
ona-Benton 2, Kennewick Valley
4, and Buena Vista Is.
The u. and I. Sugar Co., who
made this contest possible, award
ed as prizes certificates. of Is
ID. of sugar. The winners were:
Jelly-1st, Mrs. B. j.. Spurgeon
Kennewick Valley, End, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Schaffner, Finley, 3rd,
Mrs. Eva Arnold, Finley. Tree
fruit-1st, Mrs. Minerva Brown,
Kennewick Highlands, End, Mrs.
Sylvia Vitek, Kennewick High
lands 3rd, Mr.. {. H. Meyer, Ken
newick Highlands. Berries-1st,
Mary Scott, Buena Vista, End,
Mrs. F. E. Dilling, Buena Vista,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-14

spected by the Grange members
and questions answered concern
ing it. The advantage of having
books taken to the rural people
was especially stressed. The cost
is estimated to be an average OF
LIZ mills levy.
The chairman of the agricul-
ture committee reported the mar
keting news service gaining at
tention from higher-ups.
The legislative committee
chairman spoke on the initiatives
and amendments coming before
the people at the November cleo
ton.
The invitation from Kennewiclz
Valley to hold the annual meet
ing December IL with them was
accepted. The committee for ar
rangements is Maude Hartman,
Ruth Simmelink and J. R. Ayers.
A resolution concerning a rad
ical change in the Power law ar
this time was referred to the joint
resolution and legislative COM
mittee who requested more time
to investigate and study it. The
request was granted and the resell
ution will come up at the Novem-
Der meeting.
A resolution concerning a rad
as used in certain communities
is in conflict with transportation
companies and certain other in
terstate utilities which operate on
standard time, it is resolved that
legislation be passed making it
unlawful to enforce D. S. T. ex-
cept by vote of the citizens of the
state of Washington. Approved
by the committee and report sus-
tanned by the Pomona.
A rising vote of thanks was
given Locust Grove for its hos
pitality.
The next meeting will be with
Kennewick Highlands. The time
and place will be announced
through the press.
PROGRAM
An address on "The Benton
County Fair Last Year and Next
Year., by Alfred Anon.
School Daze at Locust Grove,
by several members.
Vocal solo by Mrs. Herbert
Misner.
Piano solo, by Shirley Larkin.
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The Locust Grove hall was
beautifully decorated with Hal
Ioween colors and profusion of
fall flowers. Each lady officer
was presented a red rosebud cor
sage and each of the other Off
GERS a red carnation boutonnaire
before the Pomona Grange meet
ing held at their hall October 9
at 2 D. m. ALI Benton County
Pomona Grange officers were
present except overseer steward,
treasurer, one executive commit
teeman and the juvenile matron.
Mrs. Winifred Num- was in
stalled lecturer by Mrs. /. M.
Hartman.
The chaplain reported the death
of Gus NORM of Kiona-Benton
and Grandma" Anderson Of
Horse Heaven. She also reported
the illness of John Erickson and
Mrs. Warneke and that Mrs. H1g-
don was in the hospital following
an auto accident.
The lecturer called a conference
of all subordinate lecturers pres
ent during the recess. She an
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cradle cost in materials and cleri-
cal time. #a#
Careless wrapping causes los
ses to the mailer as well as ex-
pense for the postal department,
he continued, for improper pack
ing often results in damage to
contents of packages, or even their
loss.
Window clerks will be asked
to inspect parcels more rigidly in
the future, said Woe:.ler, and I'M
acceptable packages will not be
accepted for mailing