davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1948-07-04

622 TIMES RENTAL INCOME; s16,95O for
this 4-tamliy unit located in Sultland, only
: miles from White House and ACROSS the
Geographic Offices only $3.50 cash re,
ouired for this investment IN a rapid
now IN eXlstauCe at A. For further IN
formation, call Mr Walsh. with FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC. 1928
Evening star., 1948-07-04
LOTS FOR RENT.

LOTS FOR RENT.
LOT rs BY 12s, to side and rear alleys:
for used-car or parking purposes. 626
Mass. ave. NV. For information. call
Tuesday MA 1910
Evening star., 1948-07-04
LOTS WANTED.

BUILDING LOT WANTED, for own us
Sligo Park section, near Piney Branc
road. rom owner. State location, siz
lowest cash price in answer. Box 40
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
BATO N GROUP
REJECTS OFFER
MajOrettes Receive Offer To
Perform At Games of
Sandusky Team

Cochran's Majorettes have de
clined an offer to play for all hom,
games of the newly-formed San
dusky Maroons, a professional
football team. Paul Cochran
manager of the majorettes, an,
nounced this week that it was q
little bigger job than the group
was prepared to handle, especially
with the recent temporary cur
tailment Of practices of the maj
orettes, due to the polio situation.
The majorettes may play for one
or several Of the Sandusky teams
home games, however, it was add
ed.
Cochran stated that two of the
majorettes have been working on
a new number, known as the Swiss
flag swinging act. 1t is some
thing which originated in Switzer-
land and appeared for the first
time in the u. S. in 1887. The es-
sence Of the act is that the maj
orettes use batons with flags at
tached, it was said.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Many Students
Going To College
(Con+innad from, Paoa ~

Continued from Page II
Koob, Chalon Short, Paul Stein
Frank Prohaska; Toledo Univer-
sity, Jack Braddock, John Lettich.
John Peterson; Ohio University
Richard Ref, Judy Won Thron and
Boyd Miller.
Marjorie Pulschen returned to
Bowling Green State University
Sunday.
Wasson Smith will attend Wash
ington and Jefferson College at
Washington, Pa; Carol Tewers will
return to Capital University at
Columbus; William Burns will be
enrolled at Kansas City, Mo-,
school Of ostheopathy; Betty Burns
will be a student nurse at Maui
NEE Valley Hospital; jeanne True
will be a student at Lesley College,
Cambridge, Mass; Richard Whis-
ner will attend the Elkhart, Ind,
dental technician's school; Lee
Jenkins will be a student at West
ern Reserve University; Elton
Clemons will return to Notre
Dame.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Farm Program Is
Ready For Signers

The Agricultural Conservation
program is open to all farmers,
and all farmers should make plans
now to use the program next year
for their most pressing conserva-
ton needs, says Henry H. Bun
ming, chairman Of the Ottawa
County Agricultural Conservation
committee. Every farmer, as a
custodian of the soil, has re-
sponsibility to the nation to help
protect the nations most valuable
natural resoure and through the
program he gets the help of the
nation to get this essential job
done.
While actual signing up for the
1949 program will not come for
several months yet, the chairman
explains, the remaining months of
the 194S season are a good time
to start conservation plans for
l949. In that way farmers can
be sure to take full advantage of
the program before the closing
sign up date next season.
The State PIMA committee has
received the national outline Of
1949 practices and with the help
Of the Technical committee is pre-
pairing the State program which
will be the basis of the program
for farmers Of Ottawa county.
Because some farmers are not
aware of the seriousness of the
conservation problem and often
because they do not understand
the purposes and provisions of the
Agricultural Conservation pro-
gram, they are not cooperating to
the fullest in the national effort to
save the soil, the chairman states.
There is program and an elected
committee of farmers to admin
lister the program in every agri-
cultural county in the United
States and all farmers can get the
benefits of the program.
The locally elected farmer-com-
mittee in Ottawa county is made
up of Henry H. Burning, chair
man; George C. Schlievert, vice
chairman; and Karl H. Zwicker,
member. The Ottawa County of
flee is located at Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
M0RGAN'S Ark
STARTS ON TOP
Johnson Has Hard Time In
Opening Round of Handi-
cap Loop

The Handicap league got under
way Wednesday night at the Clin-
ton alleys with Walter Johnson,
high-ranking bowler, in Urb's Cafe
keglers' lineup. Walter was a
big attraction for many fans on
hand, but had a hard time with
the pins, getting only $40 for
three games-away below his aver
age.
Cliff Marsac had high total pins
with GIG, and high single 235,
bowling with Morgan's Ark. The
Arks also registered high total of
1850 to pace the opening night.
Stan Kowalczk, Of the Candy Kids,
had $50 for three and 230 sim
gle.
The first night standings, with
one point allowed for total pins,
follows: Morgan's Ark won d,
lost 1; Sorensen's Mkt, won 3,
lost /; Swans Cleaners, 81; Goth
Century, 81; Kuzma's, 81; Clin-
ton Mems Wear, 81; Clark's Ice,
81; Kuehman's Potato Chips, 2-2;
Lake Erie Sports, 2-2; Rube's One
Stop Service, 1-3; Sno-Wite Laun-
dry, 1-3; Urb's Cafe, 1-3; P. c.
Sales and Ser, 1-3; P. C. Candy
Co., 1-3; Moose, GA.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Kiwanians Going
To Cleveland Game

/ Judge William A. Hunt, past
lieutenant governor of the Sixth
Division, Ohio Kiwanis, and local
member, was the principal speak
er at the meeting of the Port
Clinton Kiwanis club, in the Unit
ed Brethren church hall Wednesday
noon when he spoke on Govern
ment and Individual Freedom"
r. S. Forster was in charge of
the program and called on several
members for short reports on in
dividual history and activities.
Visiting Kiwanians included DIR.
Donald Young, of Lorain; J. V.
Cloos, Berkeley, California, and
Bert Wertheimer, Cleveland.
Cliff. Stephenson reported that
forty members and guests would
attend the Cleveland Philadelphia
game in Cleveland Monday eve
ming, September 20, the trip to be
made by chartered bus, with stop
over for dinner at Lorain.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
First Assembly
Held At School

Port Clinton school students
were entertained by Petrie's White
Hussars, symphonic brass en-
semble, Tuesday, in the first of q
series of assembly programs to be
held during the school year.
Supt. ID. d. Sims has announced
the following programs for the re-
mainder Of the school year: Oct. 4,
Polomene Potters, ceramics show;
Oct. 8, Portraits in Makeup; Oct.
20, Fred Nessel, nature program;
Oct. 21, Bobo the Magician; Nov.
/, Filipinos, musical program;
March 18, G.. f. Jones, lecturer;
and March %, the Mikado Co, a
theatrical group.
Two programs have no definite
date set for them: c. F. Bowser,
lecturer, and wrestling revela-
tions' by Bertran Shurtluff.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Registrar Reports
$50 License Sales

Approximately 750 drivers IL
censes have been sold at the Lake
Erie Sporting Goods store, local
registrar, it was announced today.
The deadline for purchasing the
new licenses is Sept. 30.
Registrar officials said that driv-
ers will have six months after the
deaGline to purchase the 1949 Ii
censes, by showing their 1948 H.
censes and paying 40 cents, with
out having to take a driving test.
However, it was said, 1948 licenses
will officially expire Sept. 30.
New Ohio residents, regardless
of the expiration date on their
former licenses, must take the Ohio
driving test to obtain Ohio Ii
censes, it was said. New appli-
cants for drivers licenses may take
the Ohio test on any Monday dur
ing the month at the city hall, be-
tween the hours of 1000 a. m. and
400 p. m.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
VET BO N USES
IN Ohio TOTAL
$40 MILLION
1,456 Ottawa County Claims
Receive S463,3S7.61
Gobel Says

COL yMBUS-Bonus checks to
falling nearly $40 million were Is
sued by the state of Ohio to more
than 435 thousand veterans ano
next of kin of deceased veterans
in S8 counties from April q
through August 81, 194S.
OF this amount $463,3s7.61 was
issued for claims originating in
Ottawa county. Claims in Ottawa
county totaled 1,456.
This was announced here today
by Director Chester w. Goble, of
the World War ii Compensation
Fund.
Goble stated 1885 claims total
ing $45, ACT, 7,141.S1 were paid in
August as compared with 290,996
claims totaling $93,s65, ,230.31 paid
between April 2S and July 81.
He reaffirmed the policy of the
World War II Compensation Fund
to pay all claims at the earliest
possible date.
An applicant with a lower claim
number than the number of checks
already issued can be reasonably
certain that his claim has been
referred to special section which
must obtain additional information
or documents before payment can
be made.
"Such an applicant will receive,
in due time, complete advice and
instructions regarding any further
necessary action on his part.
Payment is now being made on
such claims at the rate of approx
mately one thousand per day."
Goble said.
An applicant need only communi-
cate with the World War II Com
pensation Fund to report his
change of address or to reply to a
communication from us, he ex-
planned.
Next of kin claims paid totaled
$1,1S6,3S7.72 and the average
amount paid per claim was 1885
as compared with 1918 for living
veterans, Goble explained.
He said he wished to make it
clear that the claims of next of
kin are being handled as rapidly as
possible by special separate
section. Claim numbers assigned
to next of kin claims begin with
950,000.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Good Grape Harvest
Fortcast By Growers

Grape growers on the Lake Erie
islands are looking forward to the
grape harvest due the last week of
this month with prospects that the
crop will run 70 per cent of last
season. This is considered very
good in view Of the fact that the
crop on the mainland is estimated
to run only Is to 20 per cent of
normal, due to the cool spring and
late frosts.
While grape prices for this sea-
son are not yet established, grow
ers presume that the price will be
about the same as last year.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
RECTOR AT CONFERENCE

The rector of the Episcopal
church left on Tuesday morning
for Painsville to attend the annual
clergy conference of the Diocese
of Ohio which will close on Thurs
day afternoon. Bishop John Bent
ley, vice-president of the National
Council of the Church, heads the
list of speakers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
NEY MUSIC SUPERVISOR

LAKESIDE - Miss Alyce Hyde,
Port Clinton, has been named as
music supervisor of the Danbury
township schools, Superintendent
G. II. Wolfe announces. A for
mer member of the Cleveland
Browns Majorettes, Miss Hyde re-
ceived her training in the Cincin-
natl Conservatory of Music.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
TO HAVE POLICE CRUISER

OAK HARBOR-Council has au-
thorized the village clerk to ad-
vertise for bids on a standard four
door sedan with heater to be used
as a village-owned and operated
police car. Purchase of the car is
to be financed from the villages
general fund.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Pythian Lodge
Resumes Activities

The Pythian lodge, looking for
ward to a big year with John Jen-
sen at the helm, resumes fall ac-
tivities next Monday night, Sept.
20, with initiation scheduled for
four candidates in the rank of
Knight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
AUTOS COLLIDE

Autos driven by Almon Gibbs,
Lakeside, and Frank Yerhasz, Rt.
8, Oak Harbor, collided on Perry
st. Friday. The Gibbs vehicle
was slightly damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
ADVISORY GROUP MEETS

Attorney Tom Stahl, chairman,
has announced that the Ottawa
County Army Advisory commit
tee will meet at 1920 this Friday
in the Port Clinton American Le-
gion hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
CARS DAMAGED

Autos driven by Frank Rob
erts, Doster, Mich, and George
Caughhorn, Toledo, collided at the
intersection of Perry and Jefferson
street Saturday. Both cars were
slightly damaged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
Majorette Practices
Are Suspended

Practices for Cochran's Major
cites have been suspended tempor-
arily because of the polio situation,
it was announced this week by
Paul Cochran, in charge Of the
group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
TEAGARDEN APPOINTED

OAK HARBOR-O. L. Teagar-
den, president and general man
ager Of the Weller Co., has been
named to represent agriculture on
the 1948 state committee Of the
Ohio Chamber of Commerce.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-09-17
MAYOR VACATIONS

Mayor and Mrs. Carl Becker and
children left Sunday morning for
Cedarville, Mich, where they are
spending a weeks vacation.
Evening star., 1948-04-27

VACANT HOMES, priced right-Hyatts-
yille-Loyely picture home, 3 bedrms, .
tiled baths, liv. rm. has corner fireplace:
full, bright basement: excel location.
Brentwood-New. bedrms., tile bath
full attic: very conv. location
East rdale-Attention. CT: lovely
1-bedrm., tile-bath home, full basement
modern kit. approx. =. q. land: price
S7.450, terms
East Riverdsle-Lovely 1-bedrm. bun
galow, auto. heat: new and modern: price
S6.450; terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO., 1881 Rhode
Island ave. ne. NO. 1903.
Evening star., 1948-04-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeost.

RIVER TERRACE N:E.-Modern brick. 5
attr; rms, tiled bath, auto. heat, new
best location; quick possession. pc c.li Co' CO
1929 or GE. s341 ewes. PECK CO., 361s
RIVER TEkRAcE-e-room row brick; SH Ssa-
NEW BRICK HOMES. near N H. ave. and
n. Cap; st.-Det. 2-story, 6 rms, hrepl,
sHsa s''i. ais g. ES'f 5Ssf 50H
sts BATH Feat. bBIes BIssd Nk .ms
1ay@fn of RA s5Ss PECK e 'eR5 e.
FiRsT FTss s. coMMERc1AL-s-room. E on msG Ensiish
iteI; M. Tolsen' FIR $3.50, o'BANNoN
MicHiGAN PAkK family duplex apt.
kit. inclosed porch; outstanding value;
Rl!ese RE- s15 s?[ eu1ss SIS as5 H. t. RANDOLPH
wi 9Th dsp in .te oS se ,ns goTsh
csf sdsy Paiss is s5 fsnsE REHrY isf ss CO..
RhPss fiana srEeAL nss2 so o
Hish School an excellent income pro
%oe4n sHsas home n S.a neadhs e1Eh. ,d sss
sished il desired MiTeHEtE QUICK,
btNHIow RI Gsa sveS oN EARa kA a41s sor containing
8 rooms: den and bath lst A.; excel. con-
500 cash required. To inspect call CHAP
NAN REALTY CO., Realtors RE. 1916.
As LOW AS $1,000 DowN-Five and g.
room roo co.operatiye apis M vacant immedi5 .
Ts an sSd The eDsa 1Hl spesGn 10
iSsh s. IN, Re- a5sI; gN. osS5. Is:
ne; . Complete apts.; s rms; and bath
on 1st floor; S rms. and bath on end;
aecr; rm and bath in basement; s-car
NJ. ,AcKEN Sligo 1850, Sligo 1888 sun.
Shd sSsT NJ, Rsed AdamT I455
S-yr;-old brick; 5 lEe. rms. and tile bath,
full basement, oil &C. heat; concrete front
pSreh; 6ho refs, IN and stove: Al condition
@sn5' sf " eAl6aiRfs 5& Hsstesss fssgpERFiEs asF
aSs sos BRYaNT Nts 81 st. SEIxI R IeSs See brsE
sarage. full bsmt.: furn. except for living
fm; pi;, Owner rec. sold business leaving city
pa5ty pGt Can or visit any dsy IL to, 4
RIVER TERRACE, N;E,-Modsrn e-rm
shower, lovely bedrms., screened porch
GO ssss; or oE. ss4i; .ves', PECK CO.
sRRIckl RR!c 81 suSGALow. 4; open to 5So m.
stricted Woodbridge, near Taft High school;
rm.. Iiv rm.. with fireplace; bsmt mas tie
floors: gas h.-wh. and lavatory; prewaI
construction with slate roof; beautifully
NJ T seas or pu. sS5s.o o''e'' 'f0" "ss 0Es'f
Evening star., 1948-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-southwest.

ONLY $4,000 will buy this 3-story row
brick home, near 7th and F; contains
10 lge. rms. t2 kitchensl and bath;
easily convertible into 3 apis; also has
2-story. Gear ear. on paved alley, suit
able for shop, 1T rage. etc; 81 900 down.
NV. RE. l133 Ewes. till q pm. 90
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Lovely, center
entrance planned. detached brick home;
large rooms. bath with built-in tub and
shower, oil burner. hot-water heat, Frigid-
aire. laundry trays, Bendix washer, side
living porch, built-in garage; Just of South
Capitol st. It is q most unusual value for
S19,e5 Eve. phone Temple 1865, l.. T.
GRAvATTE, Realtor. 729 18th ct. NV,
Evening star., 1948-04-27
HOUSE sALE-seuthwess. Cont J

COLORED-S495 DOWN viii buy one o.
the 6-rm. row brick homes. with bath, gas
elec. and coal heat. Hurry, only 3 left
90s-e1O g st. s.w.. SURETY REALTY
CO, Elk. 7944; ewes, TR, 1927. 80
COLORED - VACANT - Bargain 1923
Union st. s-w. $500 down, $40 per mo
2-storv brick. Elk 5000; ewes. Ho. 0325
Evening star., 1948-04-27

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, facing Western
on Rq ds RHP tes
lures, First floor; lse. ivi In,. With tirepl.;
s{siSi,ys sSSTn y Hsa,, appt coSSER FYoS iTG
or Mr. Hackman, WI 274s.
SILVER sPRING-New s-rm. brick: built
porch, fully equipped Kit, 3 Very lse,
6edrms $3.50 down, bal. in one trust
Sprv1s, al 2er CENT IN 500 per INC no, pRElS5N-
WILL TRADE, completely furnished; near
Connectisut ave. about blocks from
drn homs suitable for eaborafe eneP
@"s 1oom with oTeTookins EGG as bsIcones 1as ovsI
sunfoom, patio breakfast room, kitchen
2 bedrooms and bath; second floor has 4
bedrooms. bath and space for additiona
clubroom. bar, maids room and bath anc
c-car built;in RaraEe. The moderate price
eludinE. srsrd piano, marble statuary
eso a. MOSS Sn sssIsa Ss;,tSE; s 81, zoo 80. o..
brick, Ill immaculate condition. LIST floor
lge. liv rm., famlly-sized din. rm,, full
kit, with breakfast nook, buffers pantry
bedrms, with sleeping porch and full tilec
bath; stairway to unfinished attic; ful
psmt. with "a pain oh.-Wn n TINS nom,
Is steal at Sl6,5OO Exclusive Will
RIGGS y CO, EN-. @34b, if no answer
9Th AND QUINCY N.w.-Large semidet
masonry home with large bedrms. OF
2nd floor. large reception room, beauti
ful llv. rm., din. rm, diversified moderl
equipped kit. fun bsmt., oil INV h., I'm
tshed room, exit. detached garage: com
pletely redecorated: quick possession: price
Sl5,50n. WOOD CONLEY CO. Realtors
$40 Georgla ave, Silver Spring, Md 81
300. SH. O0l5 till pm 81
SPECIAL. SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tpeculators or doctors. 34@3 10th st. "
A Georgian Colonial. 36-ft front. cepte
ball, II rms. and 2i7 baths Look a
front and call for appt to see thrl
Attention. brokers' Act today. RE sclt
rs
Evening star., 1948-04-27

CONTINUED 90 Fsxt Pass1
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-02-13

Prof. Juozas Zubkus su EMO
ma Kazimiera, sunum Sigitu ir
dukra Vita, apsistojo Chicago,
Ill.
Vasario 6 diena, laivu Err
ME PYLE dar atvyko Sic:
Vincas ir Emilia Rasteniai,
kurie apsistojo Laurelton IL.
NY. Vincas Rastenis yra zino-
masis zurnalistas ir visuomenes
veikejas.
olivia Merkiene su dukra
Virginia atvyko pas savo W.
ra prof. Merki, State Universe
ty, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Juozas Cepavicius su broliais
Jurgiu ir Antanu ap3istojo pas
teva, New York, NY.
Atvykusius pasitiko Lietuvos
Gen. Konsulato Attache A. ST.
NUTS ir Ona Valaitiene nuo
BALFo, kurie padejo su for
malumais. Be to, specialiai PIP.
Rasteniu pasitikti buvo satvyke
Jonas Valaitis, Juozas Ginkus,
Vytautas Abraitis, p. Klinga ir
kiti. L.G.K.
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MANU- RUOSOS IR
GELIU PARODA

symet vel rengiama 1913 Greater
Cleveland Home and Flower Show,
didziojoje Public Auditorium, pra-
dedant Vasario 28 ir baigiantis Ko-
vo 6.
Lankytojai sios parodos gales be-
veik isspresti visas savo nanny pro-
blemas naujausiais perstatymais ir
parodymais kaip kas galima ireng-
| ii ir kas yra naujo ir naudingo
Prize namu ruosos ir nanny reik-
menu parodos bus dar irenta spek-
takline gelynp paroda kuri uzims
visa didzia Main Arena miiziniskoje
Public Auditorium. Tai bus gau-
siausias gelynu atvaizdavimas prie
nanny irengimo, ir plniausias Aamu
statybos ir vidaus irengirno parody
mas, su naujausiais baldais, papuo-
salais ir viskuo kitkuo.
Bus taip pat paskiru irengimu su
visokiomis ypatybemis is kuriu ma
mu statytojais ir ruosejai gales pa
simokyti.
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ATVYKO 38 LIETU-
VIAI Is EUROPOS

Vasario 5 d. laivu MARINE
MARLIN atvyko 81 Lietuvis is
Vokietijos, kuriu tarpe 8 USA
pilieciai, kiti su imigracine-
mis- vizomis. Be to, sekancia
diena, Vasario 6 diena, laivu
ERNIE PYLE atvyko dar Z
Lietuviai is Prancuzijos. Atvy-
kusieji issiskirste pas gimines
bel pazistamus:
Jonas Galinis SUI sunum Wy
tautu ir dukra Danute, visi
USA pilieciai, apsistojo Brook
lyn, NY.
| Gaudentas Malisauskas, USA
pilietis, apsistojo Chicago, Ill,
Kazys Spirgis, USA pilietis,
apsistojo pas dede, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Juozas Taraska, USA pilietis
apsistojo Chicago, Ill.
Petras zeimis, USA pilietis,
apsistojo pas broli, Harvey III.
Prof. Jurgis Bendoraitis su
dukra Dalija, apsistojo Balti-
more Md.
Viktoras ir Maria Dobras-
kai, apsistojo Ludington. Mich
Maria Lebedinskiene, apsi-
stojo Baltimore, Md.
Jadvyga Lukosiene ir dukra
lrena (USA pilietes), apsisto-
jo Brooklyn. NY.
Vytautas Petrauskas, naslai-
It's, atvyko U.S.C.C. Union,
New Yorke, NY.
Juozas Premeneckas, apsisto-
!jo Hamtramck, Mich.
Prof. Ignas slapelis SUI Emo
ma Laura, apsistojo pas broli
Chicago, Ill.
Pranas Tarvydas, apsistojo
Cicero, Ill.
Ona Treciokiene su dukra
Giedra, apsistojo Chicago, I'll.
Valentines Vakauzas su su-
numis Valentino ir Vaidotu,
apsistojo Dorchester, Mass.
Stepas ir Jadvyga Vazbiai
su sunum Jonu, apsistojo Sioux
City, Iowa.
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MIRIMAI
MIRE. ISEIVIAI Ah1ERIkOS LIETUVIAI
znos apie musus Letvius Shame skyriue tapnama dyka

ALANSKIS Jonas j., mire Sau-
$40 M, Frackville, Pa.
KISLAUSKIENE Matilda, 81
m., mire Sausio 4, Chicagoj.
(Telsiq ap. Laukuvos p. Cir
vainiq KY Amerikoj isgyveno
35 metus.
POCIUS Vincas, pusamzis, mi
re Sausio 6, Chicagoj. (Tau-
RACES ap. Pagramancio par.
Kreiviu KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno 33 m.
DONAUSKIENE Petronele, 60
M, mire Sausio 9, Chicagoj.
(siauliq ap. Pakapiq p. Tu-
rabiskiQ KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno 35 m.
RIBIKAUSKAS Jonas, pusam-
amzis, mire Sausio IA, Chi
cagoj. (Kedainiu ap. Putine-
liQ p. Sirutiskiu k.)
DANIULIENE Antanina L.a-
pinskaite), pusamza, mire 9
Sausio, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu
ap.) Amerikoj isgyveno 35
metus.
KLEVICKAS Jonas, II m. mi
re Sausio M, Kenosha, Wis.
(Panevezio app
KUPSTAS Adomas, 63 metu,
mire Lapkr. 20, E. st. Louis,
III. (Kalvarijos ap. Rudami-
no par.) Amerikoj isgyveno
43 metus.
MASKEVICIUS Jonas, 70 M,
mire Sausio 1, Los Angeles,
Sal. (Kedainiu ap. Dotnuvos
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 43
metus.
zUKAUSKAS Baltrus, pusam-
zis, mire Sausio 4, Bingham
ton, N. Y. (Pusaloto p. Ia
liapurviu k. Panev. app
JASAITIS Pranas, ga NJ, mi
re Sausio 5, Binghamton,
N. Y.
RUBAsIUS Frank E., % me-
tu, mire Sausio ID, ChicagoJ,
kur buvo ir gines.
STAsAITIS Andrius, seno am
ziaus, mire 7Sausio M, Maha-.
noy City, Pa.
ZUKAS Petras, 63 metq, mire
Sausio M, st. Clair, Pa.
MATULEVICIUS Kazys, mire
Saus. 10, Hazleton, Pa. (Vil-
kaviskio ap. KalveliQ k) A
merikoj isgyveno 40 m.
IGNATAVICIENE Viktor J a
sc M, mire Sausio M, Sha-
mokin, Pa. (Amerikoj lsgy-
veno 81 m.