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BETHESDA
1905 Jones Bridge Rd.
GT,ENRPOOK VILLAGE

This beautiful custom built homo
oyerlocks the Bethesda Medical
Center. 1t is being sold by mad
ical cficer retiring and leaving
Washington. The 12x2l-ft. liv. rm.
with black slate flrepl., opens OTTO
a large screened side porch; there
Is also large din. rm. and an all
cleo. kitchen 2nd r. has 3 nice
bedrms. and tiled bath, with ncl,-
down stairs to storage attic; il
has q full daylight bsmt with !av.
and outside entr. The housn 8
beautifully and extensively deco
rated It is on large corner lot
ideally located to the Medical Center
and Naval Hospital. Priced under
100000. Open Sunday, ! to 8. For
further information CALL Mr. Cary,
OK. 1881. Directions: Out Wis. ave.
to Jones Bridge rd., right / Ions
block to 1905 and our open sign.
Colonial Investment
BIT 9th St. NV RE 6f,bO
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$40 Q50

Beautiful semidet. brick, ioc. VI blk.
bus line, nr. schools, shopping. golf
course and park playground; lge.
liv. rm., din. rm., compl. equip. kit,
3 bedrms. fpicture window in mas
ter bedrm). 1H2 baths. finished rec.
I'm, bsmt,: oak parouet rs; Ven.
storm windows and doors; lge. land
scaped lot. Buy directly from own
er, save brokers' fee. Occupancy
in 40 dayS VI 6Sffs -l3
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SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcens. 1
RETHESDA

We have a beautiful home for soms::
one stationed at the Naval Medical
Center. 1t is a custom-bui 3;
bedrm. home overlooking the Naval
is only Is mo. old and is being
sold by a naval officer that is being
retired and is leaving Washington.
1t is reasonably priced at Sl9,950.
Call RE. $3.50. q till 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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COLORED
UNDER $1,000

Very desirable brick, conv. location,
arranged into apts.; new back porch,
Bendix washer. Call Ollie P. Stein,
cox 81 CO., RE. 1888; eyes,, RA.
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$500 Nebraska ave.-Detached brick;
beautiful yard; furniture for sale;
immediate possession: terms; open
Sun. from l to s. BY OWNER, OV.
1878 -13
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SILVER SPRING

OPEN SAT-. SUN. l TO 8 Pm.
1900 Wire ave.-All-brick Colonial.
Lovely liv. rm. with frepl.. lge. din.
rm.. fully equipped kit. on 1st a.;
8 bedrms. and full tiled bath on
End A.: ample closet space; bsmt.
with laundry trays. Gas a..c. heat;
copper plumbinst sttractively land.
92O4 Ocala st.-Attractive all brick
2 lge. bedrms., full tiled bath, liv.
rm. with firepl. and din. alcove;
ample closet space, modern equipped
kit; bsmt. with laundry, trays. gas
a.-c. heat: copper plumbing. and at
tractive Handicapped lot. These are
new homes located in one OF the
older well established strictly resi-.
Dental neighborhoods, within
short hlks. OF 2 bus lines and conV.
to schools, shopping and churches.
They have been carefully con.
structed BY an established builder
who has been building homes IN this
community for IL years.
Directions: Drive out Colesyille rd'
past Mrs. KS. to Franklin ave.
right 6 blks. to Ocala, then righS
to our open signs. Phone SH: 47lS
or SH. 4030. VIM. =. RICHARDSON;
INC. Builder and Broker, g5oS
Wire ave -l3
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8 BEDROOMS


$500 Nebraska ave.-Detached brick
beautiful yard; furniture for sale
immediate possession; terms; oper
Sun. from l to 5. BY OWNER. OV
1875. Ia
2136 WIS. AVE. NV.
Goodby at $4,000; offer wanted. 90.
#. brick, 8 large rooms. gas heat
Vacant. Call Mr.. Audette eves.' NO
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
MI. O6OO. Ia
cod9RED|s7eo9S dI RI ! PLoGK LOCK- ,5f, 2T RAN; Ram:
today: Colonial front porch ,,,.
bsmt, nst.'e rear s0pnsi and 'f front entrances;
level lot. S0x15O. Owner must sell
market with $4,000 down, NOTES
ike rent. For inspection and infor-
maton ianD call an,1Ro4HrRs Nj MontfSEd bE sss5 gats
evenings. TR. 7ooo. la
CoLORED-5e0 QUINCY ST. NV
Semidet. brick: 4 bedrms.. attic. rec.
rm.. oil h., gar. McDEvIrT. RA. 1922
WITH investment
opportunity: 3917 New Hampshire
H.W--SIl&lIlhl olA-IOom dIiO udtn
residence: gas hot-water heat. full
basement: owner will consider con-
verting to two apartments for re-
liable buyer SO. 900 down or make
your offer, z, A. DEMOuY. Phone
Decatur 9169 or Sterling 9429.
CO. 14l3, Mrs. Dougherty. 13'
COLORED - BETWEEN RANDOLPH
AND SHEPHERD, on 18th: $13,500
IS rms, oil h.-w.h., 2 entrances to
nice bsmt.: good cond. POTTER
REALTY, Ia. 6245, ia. 0142. -13
- REAL BARGAIN 722
Taylor; rms. 2 baths, gas h.-w.h.,
front and back porches; good terms
and small cash payment. GE. 0425.
COLORED-s1 r ST. N.W.-7-rm..
bath, brick; $3.50 down. Apply Sun,
3-5. -13
vacant, irst commercial;
$l,250 cash. 1729 N. Cap. 2-story
brick, 7 rns., tiled bath. rms. "a
bath bsmt.; h.-w.h., storm win
doWs. IN. 7045s IA
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Col LORED-S750 DOW

COLORED-$750 DOWN
large 6-rm. brick home: very clean;
auto. gas heat; lovely front and rear
yards; 2-car Diet. garage; beaut. sec
tion; conven.; act quickly; move
right in. RE. 1851, UN. 0759.
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwsss
SEA 8th ST. S.W.-Vacant. s rms,
bath, h.-w.h.; $500 down, $50 mo.
Open Sun, 3-6. Ia
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KENSINGTON

A practically new red brick
home with 3 bedrooms and
bath on End floor. Living
room, dining room and kitchen
on 1st floor. Full basement,
gas heat. Anchor fence. Lot,
60x1 S3. Good terms.
E. M. FRY
WI. 6740
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Mr.. BOILING FIELD
SMALL DIN. PYMT.
Open Sun, 1-b p.m.-Mod. semidet.
brick; 6 rms. tile bath, full bsmt /;
lovely lot. Out Nichols ave. to At
lantic ST., left to 844 Yuma st. Sc.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 X st. NV. Realtors. ME. 54OO.
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HILLCREST

Detached prewar brick; large hvins
room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen, porch first floor; three bed
rooms. bath, second floor; full base
ment partitioned for recreation with
half bath: oil heat; detached ga
rage. Priced under $4,000, this
house in an excellent location Is o
real value. To inspect, call Mr..
Ruark. vi. 642s. with BETHEL,
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
OPEN l TILL 6
Immediate OCCUPANCY

so15 Dayton ave.-sie. $50; detached
brick; 5 enormous bedfms: and tiled
Snor oa se e.donne HI Tm scasensd sa nsfp porss sa
full din. rm. and ultramod. kit; !:
built-in 1-car gar. on ground leveli
full bsmt.; on . lge. lot, tnclosed
with Anchor steel fence. Call nov
for the buy Of the year, ST. 3323s
PHILLIPS d COMPANY
lis
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HIGHWOOD DRIVE

HOLLYWOOD DRIVE
Only / left of a group of 5. Take
Carpenter st. OF Penna. ave-, then
1st left to new homes. Picture win
dow liv. rm., 2-tone din. rm.. enor-
nous kit, 3 well-sized bedrms. Rec.
rm. In bsmt., .on level with rear ter
drive sc VI 2n17 Ia
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Two bedrm. brick home. Iiv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm.' eauip. r,s,m.d;ata n;: id,.
occupancy. Assume GI loan with
Reasonable down payment. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. 665os
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Attention Veterans!
location, near e. Capitol
and Minnesota ave. ne. Attractive,
weil-built brick, about 10 years old.
Six rms, bath, gas air-cond., full
cellar; possession at settlement.
Sale price approved by VA. Mod
crate cash and balance in one trust
Ct ~. For details hon phone HoHEN-
sun SH R24b Ia
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BETHESDA. S15.95O

1923 MONTGOMERY AVE.
OPEN SUN. l TILL DARK
Vacant, 3 bedrms. brk. and frame
home with slate roof and nice lot.
All in good cond. and completely re-
decorated Full bsmt with toilet. gar.
and gas h.-w.h. Drive out Conn. ave.
to East-West hwy, left to our direc.
tion sign at Montgomery ave. left
to our open sign.
HOME REALTY co.
Realtors. OIL. 5O24. RE. 1887.
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Colored-BungalOW

S7,50o-s1. 900 CASH
Attractive BUNGALOW on nice lot:
rms, modern path and kit, full
cellar. h,-a.h;; mr.. Division ave
and Sheriff I'd. ne. HoHENsTE1N
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udtus nSAt, hltC ~ >
$l1, $50, terms arranged: conven. to
schools and bus.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 1920
Ewes. and Sun, MI. 1892. Ia
LIVE ON EASY STREET!
OPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY
1900 EASY PLACE Sc.
New detached corner home. this g.
rm. home is truly Q housewives de-
light. Modern kitchen incl. cleo. gar
bage disposal and elec. dishwaaher;
2O-ft. living rm. with 8 exposures;
cozy dining rm., 3 bedrms:. Ia
baths. Full ground -level bsmt.. gas
&C. heat. This home is located In
one OF the newest and most desir-
able D. c. sections. Cony. to shop
ping and schools. Full price. S14.-
750; 81 800 down to GI. Call AT.
O566 and AT $3.50.
THE GABLES co.
2423 Minnesota avenue southeast
TO REACH: Out Penna. ave. Sc. to
Alabama ave. left on Alabama ave
to Bowen rd.. continue on Bowen rd
to 46th st. Left on 46th st. 2 blks
to 1900 Easy Place. and open sign
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l.. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K ct. NV, MA. 0753

COLORED-$1,500 CASH
Excellent value in this fine resi-
Dental area. near 2nd and r. I. ave.
ne; attractive tapestry brick,
rms. bath. oil h.-w.h.,; full cellar
with front and rear entrances; own
er occupied; possession at settle
ment. Price, $4,000 HOHENSTEIN
BROS. FIR. 5000; ewes. or Sunday,
9H R1AK -13
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BETHESDA

! 1-year-old brick, slate roof. large LOTT
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and two
"a baths, paneled recreation room.
Everything modern and In immacu.;
quickly.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY Co.
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62O8 3Oth ST. NV.

UlUO OUClI OI. N. w.
OPEN SUN, 2 TILL DARK
A beauttful. detached. red brick home,
with 8 bedrms. and en- baths. q
fully insulated and heated attic:
can be used for q 4th bedrm. Also
. complete rec. rm.. firepls.. det.
brick garage, beautifully Handicapped
Call Mr.. johnson. TU. 210O; ewes,
EN-. 5000. Or see representative
on premises. SHOCKEY q MOOR
HEAD Realtors -12
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Exceptional Value
$1395O

Brand-new. aIi-hrick. 2-story Colonial
GAS HOT-WATER HEAT
3 nice-sized bedrms. with big closets,
lge. kitchen with dining space, de
refsr., liv. rm. 13x1s, full-sized din.
rm., high dry bsmt. with outside
entrance; level lot $50 It. deep; l
block from bus, 2 blocks from school.
RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST. 1911. VA
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VACANT-ONLY $3.50
With S2.734 down and S72 per
month you can have lifetime in
sisting Of 2 apartments in frame
bungalow, private entrances; rent
ceilings, S725O per mo. for each
apt. Conveniently located in South
east BUSADA REAL ESTATE, al 5
Southern ave. Sc. HI 4S43. -12
Evening star., 1949-11-12

OPEN SUNDAY
1929 4th ST. NV.
Groom row house in extra fine condi-
tion; 1st floor. liv. rm. din rm..
electric kitchen; End floor. bed.
nice % recreation e room MN in basement. nuats
hot-water gas heat; screens and
storm sash. awnings. screened front
porch, detached garage on alley in
rear. Reasonable price and terms.
Phone SH. 4544.
A. ]. Kessinger & CO. Realtors
1905 Bonifant ST., Silver Spring. Md
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kotheo,,
|COLORED, 81 500 DOWN

Finest ne. location-Concrete front
2 inclosed heated porches. full bsmt.
gas heat. mod kit. and bath;
monthly payments like rent. To
inspect call RE. 0736: ewes, RA.
OLGA. SIDNEY z. MEN6H REALTY
CO, 1927 Eve st. NV --l2
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OWNER LEAVING CITY offers this
conven. located det. brick; 3 rms,
tile bath. auto. heat, nice lot;
Sl1 $50, terms arranged: conven. to
HNITD HSOoc rJN an0n
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PRICE REDIICED

ItIOC 1VCDOO1O
GI, 1,5OO down. Open today; Lus-
ton-built home; 304 Woodland dr.,
Forest Heights. Nd: 2 bedrms.,
large liv. rm.. bath, electric kitchen
radiant heat, comb. dish and clothes
washer: large lot See MR.. TALLEY
on premises or phone 10. 2-2643
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24

by a sister, Mrs. Jane Emeis of
San Diego, Cal.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24
Honor CIeIand

won his Eagle colors), the hour
they had spent repairing and rid
ing bicycles, motorcycles and auto
mobiles; their cross country runs
when both were students at the
University of Missouri. On one of
these trips, Mrs. Cleland, Cooks
mother, made the trip in Ike's
side car.
The elder Clelands, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Cleland of Ford dr., were
among the guests at the speakers
table. Others seated there were the
honored guests wife, Mrs. Cook
Cleland; Mrs. George Reazer, pres
ident of the Y Mothers, City Man
ager Chas. A. Carran and the
speakers.
w. C. Council, athletic manager
at Western Reserve University but
formerly with the East Cleveland
Board of Education, reminisced on
Cooks boyhood. The families were
neighbors then. He said they al
ways knew when Cook was home,
the motorcycle heralded. He said
Cook has come up in the good
old American way-through init
ative, perseverance and industri-
Gus application to the job at hand
plus boundless enthusiasm.
He contrasted this attitude to one
all too general today, saying that
the fellow who gets paid for doing
nothing, usually ends up nowhere.
"Cook Cleland is probably the
best dive bomber the Navy ever
had," declared Commander Gus
Woodhelm, USN, who recited their
experiences together in the Pacif-
ic during World War II. He gave
instance after instance to prove
the flyers accuracy and courage.
1t was apparent that this pilot
was assigned to every ticklish
job which confronted their squad
ron.
The Ike and Mike of early Y
days were recalled by E. V. Ras-
mussen, general secretary of the
YMCA, and then secretary here.
He said they usually appeared for
a meeting grease to their eye
brows, but with some annoying
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24
mechanical repair finished"

mechanical repair finished"
Someone remarked that Cook al
ways had a screwdriver and a bit
of wire in his hand regardless of
the occasion.
Mr.. Rasmussen gathered all the
compliments into one bouquet
when he said, eve honor Cook Gle
land, not as a Navy pilot alone, not
as the two-time winner Of the
Thompson trophy alone, but we
honor him for possessing those
fundamental characteristics which
are so necessary in building the
kind of an America we want and
need today"
Jerry Shaw, Hi-Y chaplain gave
the invocation. The Y Teen
(YWCA girls of Kirk Jr. High
served the dinner planned by Ruth
Kerr, school dietician. To Stanley
Webster, general chairman; W.. C.
Cumler, Y secretary, and oil 9TH
ers who made the affair not only
possible, but such a success, big
hand.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24

House. directly from this tour. Hus-
band Ray Boyle, who is currently
seen in the Play House production
of "The Traitor" at the Drury
Theatre, also follows an acting ca
reer which has paralleled Miss
Jedd's for the past two and half
years. The only complaint about
their present status that the couple
has, is that one is acting at the
86th Street theatre of the Play
House each evening, while the
other is on the Euclid-77th stage,
9 blocks apart.
The current production of "Crime
and Punishment" running through
December a, which furnished Miss
Jedd her Play House debut, also
brought outstanding compliments
from drama critic William McDer-
mott, of the Cleveland Plain Deal
er: Gerry Jedd is remarkably
good; and Arthur Spaeth, drama
critic for the Cleveland News: "a
performance of beauty and
skill. Miss Jedd gives cher role) a
fine, commanding sincerity and
poignancy".
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24

Gerry Jedd, a native of Euclid,
made her debut at the new Euclid
77th Theatre of the Play House on
Wednesday, November 16 in the
leading female role of "Crime and
Punishment" Her present home
is 1866 Case ave-, Mentor.
She has studied dramatics since
her seventh year. BY the time she
was 10, young Miss Jedd had a
popular following as monologist
and singer. Naturally, she was ac-
tive in Euclid High School drama
tics. Her success encouraged her
to make the stage a career. Ac-
cordingly she attended the Carne-
gle Institute of Technology in the
drama department, where she was
an honor student. During the sum-
mers she appeared at Cain Park
and with other summer stock COM
panies.
After her graduation in 1916 she
appeared in U.S.O. shows entertain
ing Army and Navy personnel.
This led to other entertaining jobs
around New York City where her
U.S.O. work had taken her. Then,
in 1947 she went to the famous
Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Vir-
ginia, where she toured for two
years through many of the sea-
board states.
The climax of this touring rou-
tine came when she joined an
American company which toured
Europe last summer, playing
Hamlet" at CT bases in Germany,
and at Elsinore, Denmark, the
scene of this Shakespearean play.
Miss Jedd, who is Mrs. Ray
Boyle off stage, came to the Play
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24
Deaths
Mrs. Christiana Wormald

Stricken with coronary throm-
bosis at her home, 1917 Eddy rd.
Thursday, November 18th, Mrs,
Christiana Wormald, "a, died q
few hours later in Lakeside Hos
pital. Services were held Satur-
day with burial in Lake View
Cemetery.
Mrs. Wormald was the widow of
George w. Wormald, we'll known
building contractor who died in
1947. She was born in Leeds, Eng.
Surviving are six children, Mrs.
Ethel A. Hood; Benjamin, an in
dustrial engineer for the Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze Co.; Robert
W., an insurance adjustor; Mrs.
Thelma Stafford of Bedford; Mrs.
Christine Borrman of Rensselaer,,
N. Y; and George, an aeronauti-
cal engineer in Baltimore, M. D.;
one sister, Mrs. Charlotte Whitton
of Chicago; and nine grandchil-
dren.
Charles F. Bassett
A railroad employee since he
was "a years of age, Charles
Franklin Bassett, 68, died in Lake
side Hospital Wednesday, Novem-
ber 10th. Services were conducted
Friday by Rev. Earle C. Hoch-
wald, pastor of East Cleveland
Congregational church.
Mr.. Bassett first was in the
employ Of the old Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railroad and
for the past Al years had been
with the New York Central Rail-
road, most of the time in the bag
gage department. He had planned
to retire next year.
He was a member of the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen.
Never married, he is survived
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-24
Charles T. Fursdon


San Diego, Cal.
Charles T. Fursdon
Charles Thomas Fursdon, who
retired in 1947 after 80 years with
General Electric Co. in it's Nela
Park printing department, died
suddenly Friday, November 18th
at his home, 1912 Northfield
ave. Masonic services were held
Monday, November 21st and burial
was made in Highland Park Gem
etery.
Mr.. Fursdon had resided in East
Cleveland for the past 3S years.
He was a 32nd degree Mason, a
member of Cleveland Unit Order
of Macabees, and member of the
Typographical Union.
Surviving are a son, Charles R.,
and a brother, Thomas r. Fursdon,
and grandchildren.
Mrs. Theodore Meyers
Mrs. Theodore Meyers, widow
of a retired merchant of Cam
bridge, o., and a resident here for
quarter century died yesterday
in her home, 1881 Rosalind ave.,
East Cleveland.
~ Born in Cambridge, she was
married and resided there until
1924. Her husband died a num-
Der of years ago. Surviving her
are three sons, DR.. Martin T.
Meyers of Atlanta, James C. and
William H. Meyers, both of East
Cleveland, and two daughters,
Mrs. Charles C. Monroe of Cam
bridge and Miss Isobel Of East
Cleveland.
Services were neid in st. Bene-
diets Catholic church in Cam
bridge with burial in Northwood
Cemetery in that city.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-01
w. Glacier Lions
Receive Bell
by Jane Mcdonnell

The new West Glacier Lions
club received bell and gavel from
us sponsors, the Martin City Lions
club.
Making the presentation Tues
day evening was Jean Bachaud,
new zone chairman fer the dist
riot; receiving them was Bill Nc
Gregor, the West Glacier presi-
dent.
The new club held It's charter
night June 10 with 46 new meu-
bers. Martin CRY guests at the
Tuesday meeting II addition 10
BachaUd were President Cy Ton
ner, c. Cote, Gene Finch and
Fred Kost.
Glenn Davis, stationed II New
foundland, was home from the
army for three days Last week
fer visit with MS folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. A r. Jackson. Glenn had pre-
vioUsly spent several months II
the Azores ard TWO weeks or ice
patrol III the Greenland area. He
VIII now be stationed a. NcChoro
field.
Mrs c. z Scot arrived IN Bel
ton Tuesday from Boulder, Colo,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-01

MIR. and Mrs. Raw Leach >,
Seattle are spending a weeks Va
cation at the home of Mr.. Ieacb,s
mother, Mrs. Ida Leach and b;s
brother, Robert Leach and family
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W Ekl1,nd
nave returned from week sner,
visiting relatives and friends IN
Great Falls. IL
visitors at the Marvin Tarso,
nome the past week were: Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Anderson and son from
sidney and Mr.. and Mrs Stan
anderson and Mr.. and Mrs Lsvon
Hanson of Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson
Mlssoula and Mr.. Axel Petersen
and Miss Jean McIverney. Glss-
gov were visitors at the Sam Ora
nam home the past week
MI. and Mrs. Alfred Hove and
FAMILY have been having company
from east Of the mountains the
past week. Included among the
guests were Mr.. Hoye's brother
and family.
MRS. Frank Heathco and Louise
OF Indiana are visiting al the Llovd
Graham home. Mrs. Heathco and
Mrs. Graham are sisters-in-law
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-01

Johnson and johnson Pharraceu-
Iical Co. IN Mexico. He viii &c
back 10 New York for q little fur
1her training, then TO Mexico City,
After 2 visit with the H. W.
Hu1chings, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Blot and SONS left Wednesday 10
60 ON 10 Iowa TO visit Genes par
ents. They VIII stop on their way
back 10 see the Eutch5ngs for q
while
Mrs. Don c. Brewer of Spokane
visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bill McCregor for three days last
week.
Tuesday Denny Mollberg. while
on a fishing trip with his folks
was severely stung by hornets On
his face and head. He was then
taken 10 the doctor
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill McGregor
journeyed 10 Poison last week
Jane Mcdonnell was 3 guest of
her friend Jean Carey in Column
bia Falls for two nights last week.
Mrs. ]. W. Johnson, Kalispell, is
visiting her son-in-law and oaugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Seotty Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Meatciake,
Missoula, and Jake MeaIcflke and
son, Marvin, from Chinook, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lover
alto last week. Jake Meatchke is
Mrs. Lovorato's father.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1949-07-01
Around Apgor

We were sorry to hear thai
George William is in the Whi-efish
hospital.
MI. and Mrs. Jean Sullivan spent
the weekend as visitors OF the
up ranch al St. Ignatius.
Mr.. and Mrs. McNett and daugh-
tiers Of Wolf Point were visitors
at the George Williams, Mrs. Nc
Nett IS sister of Mrs. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil KelIog mo-
tored over the Pass Saturday and
took pictures.
Mrs. Johnny Washburn and Mrs.
jim Athearn were Kalispell Wis
itors Friday.
Ruth Wiles OF San Francisco is
Is here visiting her mother. Mrs.
Nellie WIles. She flew from San
Francisco to Great Falls and then
came by bus the rest of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Davis and
family enjoyed q hike back TO
Avalanche lake Saturday.
jerry Mackin celebrated his
birthday with a party Wednesday
night. Refreshments were served
and later Jerry took his guests
to the show in Martin City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iugraham
TO Whitefish SATURDAY..
Mr.. Ingraham plays on the GSM
baseball team.
F. Willis mother arrived from
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Spokane to spend a few days with
the Willis. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Forrest of
Lewis1own are here for the sum
mer. They have trailer house
al Fish Creek They spend their
summers here regularly.
MI, and Mrs. Left Kapperie and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Watson
and family from Havre were Wis
llors OF the Floren's home. Left
happeried IS Mrs. Floren's bro
ther.
jim Suck Of Dutton spent q few
Gays a. the Remples. While here
lhey enjoyed q trip down the riv-
Ct. While cruising down the river
Ne loQnd himself outside the boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Price Of Gar
Gen Wal were down over the
weekend.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Arthur Anderson
took Mrs George Williams to
" nlte1lsn 10 see her husband who
IS IN the hospital.
Mrs Horace Brewster of Lake
rive spent Sunday al her son $
nome, EDDY Brewster. While here.
she also called On Rose Prange.
Mrs. Pat Ilzmaurice and Mrs
4. Kee ana Mary Lane were
Mnl-e-ish callers Friday.
Mr.. Blair and Don Of Columbia
Falls were al their cabin camp