davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1949-05-19

senS' Association urEirE other ctt4-
zen groups 20 .oan IN ar effort &c
ease tension between racial groups
James ". Thatcher. president.
recommended that the letter ne
put ASIDE. A;r Thatcher sad ne
did not believe members Of the
Connecticut avenue association are
sufficiently acquainted with the
racial situation n other sections
Of the city 70 propose workable
reforms
The meeting vas held IN the
Wheatley School. Montello avenue
and Neal street NE.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

snnes gfrs Hp 20 k5ss rssnTs ss@s~
age spMee sAs8n3nK sAsss
room for fruits ahs vegetables
in fhs ss@raosss HYdFatsr. fer
froxsa feeds ia shs large sa.~s
FFeexsF. fer sssryfhinE sass -
the sgaeGeak, aa5ussAhfA Shelves
nat tie BIG 6iHsFsnee les 10
FRfGIpAfRK's fAEnaas Hsssss
Mss~s fof TIA the Essnpssss
eai6 saa kinK meekanfsm ever
built. That's why YHIEfDAfEE
xlTem sAs MOST A~pe~&aafs T@~
frsssrsssea w4tA NtFH LfTT1.E
use os rssrwnsf See Il ~ y8S4x
FnEIDAIhE Dealers ss6Ayi
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Trinidad Citizens Back
Playground Segregation

The Trinidad Citizens Associa- =
ton last night voted in favor of
the existing policy Of
segregation on Fairgrounds under
control OF the District Recreation
Board.
The motion was presented by
Mrs. J. NJ. Selby, vice president.
Following the reading OF a letter
from the Connecticut Avenue Citi-
Evening star., 1949-05-19
PACK YOUR PICNIC BASKETS

PACK YOUR Picnic BASKETS
this Memorial Day with sefutap
tiously delicious. pseiwrepeFfs~t
apple pies and make 'em TIE
aasy way With Betty crccksfs
Apple PYs9stekf Since tI.la pas-
ina pae kage contains all tbs "hx.
inEa" for an elegant q" gsis. here's
ali you DO 10 have II oveB eBready
AND in Less thRn is ulnHiasi
Jus, add sugar ard wassf 10 The
autek-arIsa. ready spte*d n
Kiieed apples 10 release thslF la
iural juices iasB roll uai ths
tender. faky pie crust n4E Ab~
soiutsiy ~miss pyeef. Apple
Pyegaiek is ideal Ter family din
nsrs ard Kasms oeeasloTss. Too
20 always keep s~v~rGl par aAKss
On yong pantry shsal
Evening star., 1949-05-19

they turn iAeTpeHSiTe dishes inta
party treats iA simply miraea"
ious' Just add BtnB Chopped
Mushrooms 10 cream sauce ard
Aerve over asparagus ot Try
a cAsHerole OF BIaB Sliced
Mushrooms and wild rice . or
top broiled tomatoes with BhB
Whole Mushroom Crowns RsA-
son Bob BroiisdrinsB Butter
Muahroom perform saea
magic" iF they're choicest
hothonse mushrooms broiled IN
butter 10 q deep brown color
then packed in laseioua fnasb'
room broth With 80 pesiIng. 80
trimming and NO waste, they're
economical, TOO 80 get ali !
kinds Of BssB Mushrooms 'o-
day watch your budget ln@s
that ~bHlKs"l
Evening star., 1949-05-19

rsfFsKef8iSFb O.
FRfGIDAiRE NAa.
ter RsfTtKsratari
Yoa'1l agree onas
yoa sss thle A@sa asy
AZ roar ioeai FRIGI.
DARE rheAlers' To
s@gin With. FniGi'
nAfRYa three rasA
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Lovette Choral Club Heard
In Annual Spring Concert

taught are hers from nature and
she knows already how 10 make
use OF them. Her accompaniSt
was the gifted pianist. Anne de
Ramus, who has also given re
citals In Howard University.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

time methods for this grand
mix Is so "fooI-proof" II makes
golden, tender, feather-light rolls
erery time! And there are two
things about this mix that grand
mother can't stop talking about
the way all the ingredients
(even the yeast) for two dozen
rolls come In one
package and how easy II
fxes. It's the secret" OF tempt
ing coffee cakes and cinnamon
buns, too so hurry and try
PILLSBURY Hot Roll Mix!
Evening star., 1949-05-19

site =. and by fe1IIE pare,
mean only one vanilla
BURNETT'S, OF course A per
feet blend OF the finest imported
vanilla beans with NO artificial
ingredients. BuRSErT's always
fiasors-io-perfeoilon "a subtle.
delicate "touch" that other va.
nlilas can't hold u candle" 90.
Just try II once then yoa'I
see why BuRNETT's In the ror~
eat OF all vanillas and why
oil BuRSETT'S fAyorings have
been fYst choice with housewives
for over 100 years!
Evening star., 1949-05-19
DID YOU KNOW that the VA.

nilia bean Is the
seed Of the rarest
of all flowers
the orchid? That
explains why the
flavor of really
pure vanilla ex-
tract ID 80 exaui.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
EVEN GRANDMOTHER Ap-

MITS that tn G
ON emade hot
rolls PILLSBURY
Hot Roll Mix
makes are as good
as the ones she
used to bake by
old fashioned. e
take IA. lnng /.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

a red etnE
diet" " en-
BtnB Brniled-
In n utte
III M4shFD DoIna are
handy be
FRtgM9 Iha WaF
Evening star., 1949-05-19

take over" that anweleane tAsk'
The srteuttac suds discovery that
gives you the miracle" 81 g,ease~
IeEs dtaAoaShisg. sNERL aela.
ally cuts dRhwhshlnK ties IA
half getting dishes and glasses
no shiny clean. they dry spar.
kiing clear ut3Aesi winthE.
That's because SwERL isnt q
soap, 40 leaves 20 koap scum on
ANYTHING NOS sveu the
dlsheloth. sink or dishpani
Doesn't take much Imagination
10 see why swERL iA the perfect
hudser for dainty nylons. silks
and rayons. too, 90 ask today for
one Of those BIO Ereon bones
that eosta - iaftei
Evening star., 1949-05-19

BuLGIN6 BUDGETS ~tahs" 10
Evening star., 1949-05-19

NO TWO PEOPLE alike especially when II comes to te
appeal"i Take chocolate lovers for instance
[YZ- {N like dark and sweet while others seek
END ~ favor. But there's way
NItN/KT 10 keep Chocolate happy Tor
S%\A4 ROYAL. has TWO chocolate puddingA
~ ROYAL Chocolate with luscious mtlkchocoEA'Y
N Sweet Chocolate that spells
those who love Ozark chocolate iou want TO serve eo
ROYAL Chocolate Puddtnes often becsus"
Vanilla ROYAL Bu,tersoch PuddInss they con
oodenevgy fresh milk they're made Win
Evening star., 1949-05-19

HgHEs TIE BUY for rvs in
Evening star., 1949-05-19

lacking let the oriental savoness
~ OF LacHoY Bean Sprouts LaCHoY Mixed Chinese
~ Vegetables their for instance
q
fACfiOY Mixed Chinese
$L.ALl ture IAcfioY sprouts ard
4 EAA
lENM1 LaCH0Y Bean Sprouts and LaCH0Y Mxed Chinese
kACy Vegetables make meat fish and fowl snTeea
VI exoticaliy different get several packages
A}TN experiment And be TO Try LAcHOY
complete meal q that
makes delicious wi a bit o. heating
Evening star., 1949-05-19
III You.n Ioyr TO LIVE -

EAky street
" here diRhwAsh.
Ing chores are o
- mpis teat Just
follow thiR siua-
pie atTectlon
l.. ga E.IaA
Evening star., 1949-05-19
= -HolSEHLEES SREeLAL-
BUY-llNES . BY Nancy Sasser
|. ~HOUsEHIEE.s SPECIAL" I

sst
RoRpkNs
ALL
o
Evening star., 1949-05-19

QUEEN OF CUISINE: That's YOU II you switch Il
for this alLpurpose shortening not only contains
quek-mix ingredient for perfect ouesmx cakes.
hut makes extra faky pie crust and In ideal for fry
ing 100; White as white and smooth. smooth. smooth
SWIFTNINC is wonderfully pure delicate and nuSy
yet it's tGsteiess. odoress and no ofhcr shorfeE~
..g ia more dtrestfbiel All these talents" add up
TO one obvious conclusion sWIFTSING 0ha.
performs all other shortenings So ask your Grocer
for SwIFT'NISG today see for yourself how IL
gives you delicious cakes 6akier pie crust than any
n,her all-nurpoae shorfenng and hghf. crispy hIgy
Evening star., 1949-05-19


foods P.s swIFTNISG needs refrigeration. either.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

cauhnoWeF and SEWING o,ohsu .
favor Hemo provides more
essential vamns and mneraa IN
old and Buy Hemo today Enjoy 1t
Ant get the good II will do you.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24

Ihledt 5u Gbriltls, DEM perbeibenen
grloler uno Seiner 2ebre er5ogen
tperoen. @ar es ooh Der 8Ian Got
tes, ole Weni6en gl,ten @illens oils
&inoer in Die @ottes funilie allf5us
nebmen uno lie ser gottlihen Rat1lr
teilbaftig 1peroen 5u luiien. 0ies ioa-
te our6 unb in Gbriltus gelheben.
Gin Deiter @eg 1par 5llriid5ulegen,
bis Die Weni6beit iidb ntebr uno
mebr bon Dem @ei6opfliden abtuanO-
te l1no it'd bereit fano, oerl erbabenen
Blan @ottes 5il erfennen l11o an5u=
nebmen. als Damn eublih bie l1m-
febr Der @eiIter llno Ser5en genug=
Jam pprbereitet tpar in Der Siille Ger
3eit, - ba eri6ien Der beiBeriebnte
gefreier, Der Sid ielblt ben 8eg, bie
@abrbeit uno bas 2eben nennen 6urf-
te, in WenihengeltaIt uno nit Set
nem &omlnen erreidte sic @eltge=
idifte ibren Sobe- uno @errbep,nft.
gr begann Sein groBes @rloIllngs=
nerf 1tnb ieitber biirfen ulle Wten=
iden galten 8illens SSsbm oils ibreln
Getter, &onig uno SobenprieIter fol-
gen al1f Dem @eg 5unr etptgen 2ebel1.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
Dir TIup hpr zptt
&pn p. Suiepb &renter,
O. s. B.
Meire @rope, Wfinn

ateire @rope, Wfinn.
yglls sic Siiae ser 3eit faln, laro,
te i8ott Seinen Sobn, geboren aus
einem 8eibe lunb Dem @eiese unter=
tnlt llnl Die 5ll erloien, oie unter Dem
8eIese itanoen, bomit mir an &ilroe5
Stntt ungenummen ipiirben" (Seb. a,
| Al.
Die anfllnft OeS Seilallbes ser
Belt geldpab in Der 6iiqe Der 3eit
gbriit1s lit ser Mittelpltnft Der 8es
lAidte, ia nod mebr, @r lit Der
5hliiiiel 5ur gan5en Menid)beitsges
Midte. gr unb Sein 8erf in ser
Welt = bas Gbriitentllm = maben
es pms mogli6, ben Gerlauf Ser 8elt=
geihifte 5l beriteben uuD beren 8e=
oeastldta 5u erfennen, iuie 8ntt lelblt
| iie liebt. uGielfad lnlo nuf manGer-
lei 8eiie bot @ott friiber burh Die
Hropbeten 81 ben Sdtern gerebet.
3ulest bat gr in oieien Sagen gu llns
gerebet our6 oen Sobn, Den gr gum
@rben oes 8eltalls eingelebt, ourb
oen @r all6 Die 8elt eribaffen bot
@r lit ser slbglan5 Seiner Serrlid-
felt uno oas gbenbiIo Seines 8e=
lens linD tragt oas @eltaa our6 oas
8ort Seiner 9lllmaft. Gr list nun
CUR Ne6ten Ser Otaieltdt in Ser So
be, narb0em gr uns BON unlern Sim
ben gereiniet bot. gr lit in Dem Wa=
be iiber Ole Gngel erboben, als ser
Same, ben gr ererbt bat, Ben Ser
gngel iibertrifft" (Sebr. 1, 1-6).
Die @eoanfeit @ottes lino nid)t
llniere @eoanfen, uno bie @ege Got
tes iino nift bes WeniGen @ege.
8enn mir an bie 5iiae ser 3eit ben-
fen lnpo an Ole piertauleno Sabre, Die
Der anf1nft oes grloiers inn Slei=
l6e Dorausgingen, iteben mir tpie Dor
einem lf1peren Gdtlel lllrb fragen:
8arlm oieie lange 8er5ogerung?
8arl1n fam Die sSiille Der 3eit in
Der Mitte Ser 8eltgei6ibte? @ir
tpiiroen, menl6Ii6 geipro6en, tie
eber a1n Mnfang Der @el6ihte er1par-
ten. Die eriten talie1to Sabre na6
Dem Siinbenfalle iinb poriiber unb
Die Meni6beit linft inrmer tiefer in
ole Siinoe 1lno bas glen6 oes Set
oentlrpts. aein 3eiben bes Heters
eri6eint. 0as 5tpeite Sabrtauie1o iii
pergangen, ltnb nod INNER 5eiat ii1
fein @rretter, trosbem bie Scot itets
bober fteiet. Sebod gr, Der iiberaa
uno irrtner Ole @ei6ife Der Meni6=
belt leitet l1no lenft, idldft ni6t. gr
| iiebt ben eeeisneten gueenblid ge-
fonlnleit, ltnl bas 2iGt ser @abrbeit,
bus our1 Die Siinbe perb1nfeIt tpar,
bon 1reuem ur5,,5iinbe,t, borab in ein=
3elnen Seelen 1,nb Damn in Hei1en
8ruppen bon Menl1at, Die glten
8iaens 1paren. gr iprab 3u ben Bo-
triarhe1t anb Sropbeten oes Ilten
8un6es.
Dieier 2i1titrabl, sen @ott aus
Ianote, erfaBte anmdbli6 ,nebr Dfen.
idenber5en unb @el1liiter l1no aeigte
ibnen ben @es, ser allein gum tpob-
rem @ott fiibren lollte Seoo9 Die
groBe Maife Der Ieniden, ia ioeor
Die Mebr5nbl bes altsertpdblten 8ol.
fes Der ssliben leiiteten DEM @irfea
@ottes. efttfbiebene1t 8iberfta1tb. Da-
Der Der56gerte Der Serr Der Welten
6as Griheinen Seires Sobnes Biz
gegen 6as gnoe 6es bierten Sabrtnu-
ien6. gfitn ernhtete @ott oen Miger,-
Bid aIs gefonunen, ben Ct BON g1pig-
feit ber boroa,sbeltimn1t batte. Gs mar
oie' 6iIle Der 3eit. Reinite, unei8eu-
iniisi8e 2iebe batte Sbn bepogefsbie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
aPrmifd1tPs

Ha6 einer ronlii6en Melo1lne ser
Seem gorfer ,Simes' gebenft ser 81.
Gater I'M 2aufe bes 81. Sabres oie
aufnabme ser sluerieligiten Sung,
frau in; ben Sinnlel OILS Dogma 5ll
proflamieren.
8ie Die usln. 9reB" oieie @o6e
aus 8om meloete, bat ser 81. Goter
Die grlaubnis gegeben, baB in alien
&irhen IN Der Neuiubrsrabt cine
Witternadtslneile 5elebriert tperbe.
OeutI6e 3eitl,ngen beridten, bal;
Ole SIbe6o=Slotpofei nod $4,000
Rriegsgefmtgene ieitbalt, oeren ge-
banolrrng 10 rllnmenlhIi6" lit, DAB
in ben letten led]s Wonoten 1856
geitorben ii1tb. 3u ben 5eitsebulte1len
eeboren uneeblid 29,5OO oeutihe
SolOoten, Iiebentauler1b beutlhe
Srauen uno fiinftauienb Sipililten.
Die nlitteloelltlhe StuDt Moabe.
burg (Somiet- -3o1te), ieit oen ib1pe-
ren &anpfen bes 9reiBtgiabrigen
&rieges cine Der Metropolen Ses beut>
lhen Broteitattisnl,s, bot iest gum
erltenmal leit pierplr1oert ssubren Ell
men fatboliiden 8ilhof erbaIten.
8apit 8tus XII. bate Die grllen1u,na
zines neuen 8eibbii6ofs fiir Mogoe-
burg I'M Sftober a1eeiibts bes itor-
fem 3rtpodies Der fatbolilben ge=
polferune i'm 2anbe Sahien- -anboIt
ourd 5liidtlinge aus ben beutihen
Sltgebieten gebilligt. Gum @eibhi-
i4of BON Wagoeburg tpllroe Ser bis
berise gropit BON Maebeburg, 8tl-
belm @eittamp, ge1peibt.
gtad) elmer Wielbllng Ser .alf.
BreB" ipielte iid Dor fltraen fnr
gatifan nah elmer Hoienfran5- -an-
ooht bon StraBenbabnattgeIteflteu
lmo 8atifan-a -arbeitern Elm eigenarti.
ges S6anipiel ab. Sin aonbatftelr
iibergab bcin 81. 8ater 1lilter gitfer
Inn ger5eibuits eilren 9olcb, init Dem
er, apie er iagte, Dor ei,rigen ssabren
oem 81. Bater Elm 2eib antun fpoIIte.
ytnh Der 3eitlnrg 81 Eenlpo' nabm
Der 81. 8ater nrit beraeiben6em CD
heln Die g8dffe entgeeen ,1,o FILTER
te 6em re,rieen Climber 5u: .gott
fegne oih!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
6miihen Kriee lno Srieoen

Iben: cine gan5e llniidtbare 6einbes-
melt itiirmt rta6tli6 auf i'm ein, aber
8ott ibirnt Sein @erf; Der Wtenlb
tragt Sem ab5eihen, oas &reu5, er
lit bon @ott getpeibt, gebeiligt, per-
teioigt, bei1iibt ourdD bieles 3eiden,
por oeiien Wobt Ser Mngriff Ser Sol
le abprallt. @adeno, beteiro, leibeno
beiiest Der Weni6 Ole Siniternis lr1to
nint1nt tell an Ser eipigen Sriib11ette
oes Sitirmels. OaS tit Der tiefere Sinn
bes 8rologs, tpie Der Gibtung ielbit
tpelde Die @rloillng Ser Menldbeit
0arh Die iittlid)e Wsaht bes> 4reu3es
an ben Sdidialen eines einsellren 5ur
Oariteaung 5ll bringen liiht. n1tb au-
glei1 lit Dos NiinIter Dos Mbbilb bex
Stride, gegen ipelGe 2u5ifer 1nb ieine
Sfaren bergebefrs toben, a,nb beren
Surrnfreu5 mod biiIterer gea1t inn-
mer 1pieoer itrablei1o in Den Worgen
leuhtet, 1pdbreno oie @iberiaher in
obnma6tiger @ut in Der Serne li6
ber5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24
9as Snbeliabr

gs lit elm merfpiiroiges 3aiIa,n-
mentreffen, baB in oieien 9agen bie
SuIoigl.ng Der fonrnl,niitii1en @elt
Dor oem geitern in iein einunbiiebaig-
ties 2ebensiabr eingetretenen StaIin,
oem Sberbefeblsbaber oes Ronl41,,-
nismlts, alian1nenf1nt init Dem 8e.
ginn beg ssubeliabres Der fatboIiIhen
Stride nn1 @eibnadtsabenb. Weun
ideut iid, bie beibe, @reigniile NIT
einunoer in Haroaele au itellen, aber
Die 9uloignng Dor Stalin miro bon
Wosfau iiderIib nift obne Mbiidt
10 grob allfge3ogen in Dem Matgen.
blid, oa Die @elfbebeut,na bes
Bapittlu1s BEL Der Seffmlng bes Sl
Cores uno burd 6ie NiIger3iige aus
oHer @elt nod Der @1pigen 5tabt 10
aagenibeinIih III GrIhein1rng tritt.
Bir tpollen iiberlitb feitten geraIeih
51piiben bei6en Greigniffen 3ieben, 10
febr man iih nlih in ben Msosfa,,
perfnllenen 5t6bten ben1ifben miro,
ben @Inn5 ,oes SubeImbres au per.
onatteln. Gin unbefditgel,er Wergleid
fan1i 1lair feititellen, Dnf bon Neosta,l
FF0ie 9oh.ng 5ss1n AoInpf ua,sgebt,
.rp tSesHetause auf esssesD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24

8ie Die uslii. 8reB" bieie 8o6e
aus &on meloete, bat Ser 81. &ater
Die @rlaubnis geeeben, baB in alien
&irhen in Der gsel1iabrsi1a6t cine
Wfttternadtsneiie 5elebriert iperoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-24

dies nbon BEN 8iirgerredten ale aus
gelbloiien tper6en, oie Entertainer eli
.ner frenr6en 8egier1,ng ODER bon go
tentaten lifr6, Die 8ertr1ge ober @ott-
foroate NIT StaatsnlGdten ublhlie-
BEN o0er nit ib,ren biplonratiId)e 8e=
5ieblngen unterbalten -"
Derartige St6nferer unb Seser
bat es in lnIerrn 2anoe al,b poroenl
gegeben, in ben goeen Der @notp-
notbings, Der NpaiIten, bes Ru RIur
&lun. Mber bab IN Der Berganae,rbeit
gebdiiige Mneriffe nbgetpebrt ipuroen,
oarf nift 51lr unterihdtirtg Der beu-
te 6robenoen @efabren berleiten. &eu-
te ut Der Aatnpf ulif Ser gan5en 2i-
ME entbrannt. Die SeinDe BON Rirhe
ilno gbriitentllm ii,to aud III Mme-
rita! - beitte aablreiber aIs ie. @ie
nod ielten in Der @eibi1te ser DRIFT
lihen Mera gebt es Inn bie g1nansi-
patton bon geatiir. u1b 6ittenaeIeb
auf allen @ebieten. gs gebt Tim So
mile un6 Shule, BoIitif utro @irt-
ihaft inn Staats- nn6 BolferIeben,
I'M Greibeit asrpo 2eben Der Stride.
Die ganae geieniduftlihe Dror1tne
lit aus BEN 5ugen.
Inter Sdlogaporten, ,pie iie ,Muf-
flaming" an6 .Slin1nnitGt" our Ser
I60neri,,tg ltt0 BerfdIeierund beoenf-
lther ain6 perbdngnisboIler 3ieIe ME
lodenoer erfunoen babert, bollaiebt fid)
cine 6ebolution BON unnbiebbarer
gragtueite. Die Nenihen, fotpeit iir
fd Mehenfbaft 9eben iiber oas 3eit.
geiheben, erfernen, Dab mir mitten
IN einem geihihhiden umitur5 fte.
ben, obne nber fih flnr sl lem Bar.
iber, mas an bic StelIe 6es @eitiir3ten
treten miro lrtt6 mo Die l1mtp1I 1INtaa
|enbeu tDfro, Sn ibrer, Gorge por ,Seu1
seonunsnisnass tr6ften fe F4 1pgnit.
Ioob es iuobl niM sum Masberf3en
q ~ ~ x 20 ~
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

Statement of the Ownership, Man agement. and Circulation of the VALLEY FRONTIERSMAN re- required by the Act of Congress of August "A, 1912. as amended by the Acts of March 3, 1883 and July 2. 1949 (39 U. S. C. 233) .....
 The names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and bu9i mess manager are:
 Publisher Editor, Managing Edi- tor and Business Manager, Viola Daniels, Palmer, Alaska.
 The owner is Viola Daniels, Palmer. Alaska.
 The known bondholders, mort gagees, and other bonds, mortgages or othe. securities are: None
 The average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27
DANlELS-In The Lions Den . !.

The third annual Community Chest drive began the Matanuska Valley Nov. During that health welfare organizations finance their operations. All of these six organizations which include the Valley ealN Council Palmer Public the Alaska uc drive gifts enable the Com nuny Chest its 949 goal all of will be curta their activities rerench order exist through the on the limited funds you give them That the Community Chest planned and budgeted offers ion to these points
 plan your gifts problem of specific all contributions definite and the end allowed deduction from income the Community Chests handle contributions
 2. Community Chest budgets submitted by participating makes better 
  hat of funds her that all agencies submit impartial Chest committee will made to efficient job possible
 4 Community Chests onedrve eliminates
  the drives; end, until next years drive begins
 Community Chest giving monthly
  prefer
 Although Community Chest still infancy !aley of need There hat help the months ahead Let that though November 15
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

Remember
 Polio Fund Benefit BingO at the Moose Hut at 8 D. m. We'd, Nov. g..
Valley frontiersman., 1949-10-27

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 pr. Dorothy Novatny, education al supervisor for the territory, vis- ited the Palmer schools early this
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week. Dr. Novatny arrived in the Valley last weekend and left Palmer early Wednesday morning. She was en route to Talkeetna.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
MILFORD CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY MARCH 25 194g

lowing students were elected for
the above merits and were award
ed prizes donated by the mer-
chants in Milton: George Chaloup-
ka, best sport among the boys; Le-
ona Brown, best girl sportsman
ship; Raymon ID Marvel, high scor-
er for the boys; Betty Donovan,
high girl scorer; Donald Isaacs,
all-round player; Neva Crouch,
best all round player for the girls.
Warren Good. principal of the
local school, will attend the Am
erican Association of School Ad-
ministrators in Philadelphia from
March 26 to 80. The convention will
be held both in the Convention Hall
and the Bellvue Stratford Hotel.
Meetings will be held during the
morning. afternoon and in the eve
ming of the four days. Highlights of
/ the meeting will be an address by
/ General Eisenhower. There will al
so be an exhibit on school supplies
text. books. reading literature and
other displays of scholastic interest
in Convention Hall.
Due to request by the public
the F. r. A. will give a repeat per
Torrance of their minstrel or
March 25, Friday evening, at S:0(
o'clock, under the directorship o.
John Curtis, agriculture teacher
Proceeds from this performanc,
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

ent operator of the concern, that
Il will be closed on Saturday, April
30. This company has been in op-
GRAFTON for a number of years and
was also a receiving station for
milk, distributing many thousands
Of dollars yearly to the dairymen
of the community surrounding Mil
ton. Holders of the lockers have
been instructed to move the food
stuffs stored therein on or before
the above date. This will work a
hardship for many town and rural
residents who either purchased or
slaughtered porkers and beef cat
tie for home consumption. Many
patrons will remove their stock of
beef and pork to nearby towns
where cold storage is available.
The Women's Guild of the st.
Johns Episcopal Church enter
tanned at tea on Tuesday afternoon
from $3.50, in honor of Wade
Hampton, who has recently joined
her husband, who is the rector of
the church. About thirty guests
were present at the tea held in the
home of Mrs. Harold Palmer.
Mrs. Virginia Darby entertained
her bridge club on Tuesday even
ing. The club consists of 16 ladies'
or four tables.
The, play-offs of the inter-schol-
astice basketball on Friday even.
ing resulted in the senior class
of boys and girls as the champion.
ship players of the schools. The
games were played between the
junior and senior boys, score 14-11
The girls tie was played off by The
sophomore and senior girls. Re
suits, senior 20, sophomores IA
During the program observers
were on the sidelines judging tn
participants for good sportsman
ship; Raymond Marvel, high scor
high scorer in each game. The fol