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Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

entertained at dinner last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Darby and
son, Jackie, Of Philadelphia, Miss
Patsy Morris of Milton, Mrs. Het-
tie Jester of Georgetown, Mr.
Charles Locates and sister Miss
Stella Locates and Miss Della Le-
Gates and Mrs. Thelma Law all of
Sellersville, Penna.
Mrs. Viola Brenner and Mr..
Robert Dietz of Baltimore, Mary
land, were the guests of Mrs. Bren-
ner's sister and brother-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Leslie Murk and daugh-
ter Susanne, over last weekend.
NASSAU METHODIST TRIANGLE
f. Charles LOuhOff. Jr., minister
Services Sunday May goth
CONLEY'S CHAPEL Sunday
school 10000 a. m, Alden S. Hop
kins, supt. This friendly school in
vites you to attend, you will always
find a hearty welcome awaiting
and a class to suit every age.
11:O0 a. m, Morning worship
service selection by the choir
Friends and Visitors are always
welcome to this service and tt
participate in the fellowship of the
service. Sermon by the pastor
! subject "The time is now"
I 500 p. M, Special service az
| excellent program has been ar
ranged and will include singing BY
a double quartette from Green
wood, Delaware, composed of foul
young ladies and four young men
tConley's Quartet will also render
several selections. Sermon will b'
delivered by the minister. The Co
cIspring and Angola Grange viii
worship in a body at this service
the public is invited
i WHITES CHAPEL 10000 a. m
Church school, Norman c. Nefl
supt., 11:00 a. M, Song and prais
service led by Warrington Vincent
ZION CHURCH 10:OO a. M, chrucl
school. Raymond NJ. Lank, supt.
1900 a. m., Song and praise ser
vice Eldridge Donovan, Leader.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
NASSAU

Services were held at Zion
Church and Whites Chapel on the
Nassau charge last Sunday with
good attendance for the rainy day.
The minister Rev. F. Charles Lou
hoff, Jr., has been returned to the
charge for the third year. Special
services will be held at Conley's
Chapel next Sunday evening be-
ginning at eight o'clock d. S. T.
The coolspring and the Angola
Grange will worship in body at
this service. A fine program of
music and singing has been ar
ranged including singing by dou-
Bile uuartette from Greenwood,
composed of four young ladies and
four young men. Selections will
be rendered by Conley's Chapel
Chapel male quartet. Sermon will
be by the pastor Of the Church.
We congratulate Thomas Best
and sons on their new display of
fine groceries, canned goods and
fresh meats and for the Grand OPP
ening at their new self service
store which took place last Friday
and Saturday both sales and SER
vice were par-excellence, their
motto of courtesy and service re-
igns supreme and there you will
always find the finest quality oi
goods at the lowest prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Truitt and
daughters, Betty and Emily spent
last Sunday in Milford and werS
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
French where they were entertain.
ed at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roach and
daughter Faye entertained at din.
ner last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. r
D. Thompson of Rehoboth Beach
Miss Lillian Cade had as hel
guests last Monday Mrs. Clar;
Marshall and Mrs. Ethel Warning
ton of Lewes.
Mr.. George Warrington of Oal
Orchard spent last Sunday witt
MIR. and Mrs. Beauford Warrington
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kitchen
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

Mrs. Leon Tucker and Earl Powers
of Wilmington, were Sunday din
ner guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Morgan and family.
Miss Jessify Macklin spent the
weekend with friends in Whining
ton.
Miss Margaret Brenneman spent
the past week with friends in
Washington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hearn of
Harrington, entertained at dinner
on Sunday in celebration of the
birthday of Mrs. Edward Hearn
whose 3rd birthday is May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hearn and
Mrs. Ella Case of Frederick were
their guests.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

instantly the type of sign by its
shape.
They are: The octagon shape
used only for the stop sign, which
means stop and make sure the way
is clear before proceeding.
The rectangular shape carries
only speed limits, turning, passing
and parking regulations.
The diamond shape always car
ries warning of some hazard or
unusual condition on the road a.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27
Straw fOr New water Pipes

Cover newly laid water pipes
with straw or hay the first winter,
even though they may be installed
below frost level. During the first
winter after the water pipes are
laid. the ground over the pipes will
be loose. This permits the frost to
go down below its normal level. A
foot Of hay or straw placed over the
pipe line, particularly where it will
not be covered with snow, can
prevent any danger of damage by
freezing.
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

head and calls for caution and
reduced speed
The round shape carries only
one message: Caution highway
rail intersection ahead.
The crossbuck is devoted solely
TO marking highway-rail crossings.
It means-reduce speed, look and
listen for trains before crossing the
tracks.
Classified Ads ref results
Milford chronicle., 1949-05-27

Fred Johnson, Michigan States IC4A
indoor and outdoor broad jump cham
pion, is the holder of eight school
track records i'm the broad jump,
sprints and hurdles.
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jackson, who arv visiurE from
Paola, KAnA Those present wsrr
MAEiene Wallace. MAriAne Curry.
Minerva Johnigan. Agnes HlIl,
lone Roach. Dorothy StovAIl. Bar
bAra and Adrienne Merrill LeolA
jackson. Kathryn and Connie
chiweTS, Alvira Gaskins. Phyllis
Williams, Maxine and jeanne
HArpOle, Oliver Thomas. ozie
Martin. Stanley v lhAms, Ronald
Bradshaw, Lawrence shannon,
Charles Logan. Homer Rnhaell.
Walter Lowe. Nathaniel Walker.
Richard Howell. Bin wArder. Ed
ward wAnderville. Joe White.
Rirhard Acosta. Russell Robinson.
Robert Kyle. Marvin Crawford.
James Curry. Meriyn and ROnnie
Louis, Earl Smith. Joe Ray and
Lloyd jackson.
Lloyd jackson left Friday night
June II. for . short visit In his
home town. Paola. KAns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William No. sea-
bron and children, SS0l 25th Ave.
So. spent FIVE days visiting rela-
tives in Glencoe, Ill last week.
The couple was the recipient OF
numerous social courteAieS Mr..
ScabrOn had an opportunity TO see
the Brooklyn Dodgers with Jackie
Robinson, Roy CAmpAnellR and
Don Newcombc In Chicago, which
In q few miles from Glencoe. Mrs.
Seabrun and children enroute
home stopped off for q few days
Visit In Milwaukee
Participants In ths Youth on
Parade program to be given Fri.
day, July s, are reminded Of the
rehearsal Friday. June 20, at 81
refers chufch
Mr.. Eva Abbey. 4I4 Il, 18th 81.
left Monday. June 20. for Water
loo. Ia. to attend the Eastern Star
Grand chapter seAsion. The ElectA
Grand Chapter o. e s. OF Iowa
viii be host 20 the session. She
expects TO be- gone two weeks.
during which time she will also
visit her son. Leon Abbey. the or
chestra leader. In Chicago.
The ~. Thomas Union Picnic
will b. held at Powderhorn Park,
Sunday. July 10 Everybody IL
welcome 20 attend.
The CantinOs rehear~nd Monday.
June 20. at the home Of jeanne
Fraction. 3S4l Clinton Ave. So.
The next rehearsal will be held
Friday, June 20.
The scnIOT Usher Beard Of st.
Peters Church met wednesday,
June ~, at the home Of Mr.. James
W. Cannon, 1919 FIfth 81. So.
AIVedIa CasaIua. t026 Clinton
Ave. So, and Lloyd Smith. 37o5
FIFTH Ave. So, obtained q mar
rage license Thursday. June II.
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RATING the
RECORDS
ny .. HENRY RANDALL


RoMAltcG AND SIUgT
Johnny Moorc's Three Blazers
do four new sides which have pos
EibihtieS for q wide play among
record fans On Exclusive label.
Charles Brown bluet0ncs boascch-
inEly the lyrics ~ TONIGHT I'M
ALONE and gets both optimistic
and pessimistic about TOMOIt.
ROW.
Then on Victor label. they dc.
but with the hauntinEiy popular
item A NEW SHADE or BLUE.
= gro0Vily done tune putting OR'
car Moore IN the lead on guitar
Paired IL the bOunoey jump = Ia
King Cole. THIS ~ ONE TIME
BABY. All arr good cocktail
lounge stuff
FOr the benefit Of those mol In
the know. the personnel Of The
Blazers reads Johnny and Oscar
Moore On guitars Charles Brown.
piano. and Edhs Williams. bass.
Lady Day " back with
couple u oldies which are done In
her usual rEceilsnt torch style.
Billie takes the OeTshwiH brothers
DuIBoSe Hayward GFis poROY
from "PorEy and Bess" Its mate
N NY MAN She u backed By .
thrse-piecs rhythm group. Dscea
labelling
CapitoIs top small cDmbo. King
Cole and Hia Trio. roll out two
nsw items, one with . vocal group
and the other with an orchestra
conducted BY Pete Rugolo. The
vocal group supported 10 On LII.
LIAM. Mate Ia LUSH LIFE, with
Nick Costanzo showing his bop
pish-dr1ye IN spots,
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- - -
II you've finished spring cleaR.
ing for the year, plan now never
10 do Il again. The way TO escape
that annual or scnli-AnnuAl ehorS
u to keep up with your WORK sV~
cry day
Rugs and drapeHes are kept
fairly dustfrcc, thanks 20 our vac
uums, and hopping Is reverend
ing, where We fall down IL with
the occasional Jobs. the closet
cleaning. window washing. shelf
Strengthening. etc, and these
frequently turn into upheAvals,
A plan IL the way 20 work these
chores into your daily and weekly
activities 80 that they don't catch
up with you In = bunch.
First, make = list ot thlnKH
that have 10 b. done IN the way
Of extra CleanlRE. You probably
wipe hasehoArJlA, mirrors and
picturrs Oace q Werk. do win.
dOws and book shelves oRee .
month. Perhaps you do QUO rom
thoroughly each day and 10
lightly over thr resl Of thu
house. Include the closet In each
room ~ yoU do u and k.cp u In
constant order.
DO the kitchen thoroughly, ex-
cePt for closets, one day and do
the kitchen closets another day.
Instead OF going In for a big all
yer polishing job, keep a jar Of
polish above the sink and rub off
stains along with the diShwAShing.
Certain jobs are bound 60 be
seAsonAl--storinR clothes. taking
up rugs. washing slipcoverN, etc,
but don't do all these at one time
either Spread them over q month
and do one chorc q week, YOu1l
feel much less tired and the result
will be the same. Instead OF taking
down all your curtains at once, do
one or two rooms n week wth the
regular washdAy
The rest Of the family ought
60 pitch In with specific chores.
u will probably save hlckeTinE
and rrEnlRdlnG u you make u
nice workmARllks schedule, -.
sign tasks, post II and allow n
u Ca srNe ~ an IInperuonAI re-
mlndrr.
II you map out . system that
works, including seasonal jobs,
put = copy away In the household
file We hope you keep. Next time
the jobs have Ia bc done, take
your copy out Of the file and fol-
low II again,
one Of the extra jobs TO do at
your leisure IL thorough cleaning
Of furniture. Brighter sun and
more daylight seem TO bring out
every nick and scratch, II you
have . few extra hours or can cor
raj other members Of the family 20
help. you might go over the fur
niture. q room At q uIae, cleaning
wood and even r"pStntlnE enamel.
cd piecea
There arr . good many pro.
IcsslanaI furniture clcaBeFa On
tho market which are very good.
n you want . cheaper. equally
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were sent by Mrs, Bessie Mans.
field and Mrs. aallie weddinEtun
and Mrs, JuanltA Murphy, Mrs,
Robbins baby win be barn some.
times this month,
Mrs Dora Maddox of Chicago
lVft Tor her home recently after
SlslulRg Mrs. :. W. Mcmillan, lTi
W, Central Ave while here ahe
was entertained by Mr. and Mrs,
J. Buford on Tuesday, June "a;
Mrs, Clara nowera, Taa g. An.
thohy Avp,, gave . cocktail and
buffet luncheon TOR her Wednen.
day, Juno 10, and on sunday, June
~, Mr. W. a. Jacobs. tTe Fuller
Ave. RaVp = Turkey dinner Tor her
and fivc other Euesta,
The Twin CITY social club met
at the homo Of Mira, Harry King,
Tat ~, Anthony Ave, Saturday.
June ~, Games were played
Guests present wvrV Mr. and Mira
J Ogden of Columbus, Ola, Tho
next meeting OF the club viii be
Saturday, June 20, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Harry MAAenEAis,
9Tae FNfth Ave No, Minneapolis
Mrs, =. W. Mcmillan. tTl W,
Central Ave, left Sunday. June 10,
Tor Kansas city and Chicago
where she will visit relatives Tor
two weeks
The q, u, v. club gave . pow.
WOW saturday night, June ~, at
Lake Como, Guest of the club waa
Mllt"n Young who Ia Visiting here
from Now Jersey, and Caroline
Jean Matthews, visiting here from
Institute, West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd aambol.
formerly 81 eSa Carroll Ave. have
moved 10 go Arundel ~
alFN. Charles sam and son.
Charles, IT,, of 80 IT. Anthony
Ave. left Monday. June 20. for
New oriSahs They will visit with
Ara IIlll'a parents. Mr., and Mrs,
Louis Dci'iahd Tor about three
weeks.
Mr and MFa, z, .. LloaA, ~. of
use N, Avon, Ieft Tuesday moFn.
ing. June ~. for Chicago. AZ.
compAnyinE thSm was Mrs. lIaGllls
Porter. pis Carroll Ave. Thsy a..
tended the wOloott Charles fight
In Chicago wednesday. June ~,
and visited Mrs Lucas parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, ~, They win
be- gone about seven days,
Mrs, IIlIiaA Brown. 900 ~. An.
thany Ave, Mr. and Mrs. LsItoy
Coleman. Br, of ell w. Central
Ave, and Mr. Norman light and
son. Bsi W Central Ave, returned
recently from . thres'day trip 10
Wares Hshort at FoEs Lakes
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Kyle, AiVira GaSk1nh, FRANKIE
LanderS, Harriet Bowman. Doro-
thy Ann StOvaIl. lone Roach.
Joan RenfrO and Ida Manson.
Mrs. Earle Bowman and dauRh-
ter. Harriet 36i2 Fourth Ave. s.,
left Sunday morning. June 10. for
an indefinite visit in California.
They win visit Mrs, BOwm&n's
sister.
Miss Teresa Bailey, S549 Fourth
Ave. So. entertained at q shower
In honor OF Maine CriAs Maine
Tucker, Wednesday, June 10. The
guests included Dorothy StovalL.
Marlene Wallace. Matte Walker.
Mariene Allen, EAriine Kyle.
Kathryn Chivers. Ida Manson and
LouVerne Noble. 4 delightful
luncheon was served.
Mr.. Curtis c. ChIVerH. 4Ol7 Gin
ton Ave. So. left Saturday night
June Is, for Clarksville, Texas,
after receiving word that his
mother. Mrs. Rosa ChiverE, had
passed away, He IL expected 20
rrturn TO the city sometime this
week.
Mrs. Ruth AndnFSOA, 3SI2
Fourth Ave. 8, entertained q few
friends at q beautifully served
luncheon. Friday, June II. Her
guests were Mines. Halle Ewing.
Avis Ware and Dorothy Sims
Mr.. Henry Griffin OF New York
City has been the guest Of Mr..
John Moss. 404s Fourth Ave. So.
for the past week. Mr. Griffin.
who left Tuesday, June n. Is u
celebrated chef In New York. He
was extended many social cour-
tesics while in the city.
Mrs. A. D. Wright, COS Eighth
Ave. No. left Saturday. June IS,
for Ohio where she attended the
funeral services OF her brother.
Mrs. Manic Criss. 1913 Fourth
Ave So, was honored at q shaw
er given Saturday. June II. by
Mrs Leila Smith. 2lOI e. 29th ST.
Some fifteen guests were present
and presented the then bride-tO-
be with many lovely gifts.
The Jolly sixteen Club met
Thursday. June %. at the home
OF Mrs. Leila Copeland. 1900
Portland.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander q. Wal
ton, s72 Bryant Ave. No, are par
ents OF a baby boy born Tuesday.
June 7. at ABbury hospital. Mrs.
Walton has been home since Sun
day. June ~ Both she and the
baby are doing fine.
Ollie Ray. sSIs Fourth Ave. So,
was host at q party in honor Of
his cousins. Margie and Helen
-
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tanned the club and guests az
Roadhudaleu, Quests az the club
wpre tho Mines. w, A. RpellmAn,
Manley Rhodes, william Hanna,
Joe vaasAr and James Grpen, FlFut
guest prise was won by Mira.
Green, and Mrs, Rhodes won the
second, Winning the club pFlnca
were Mrs, LEROY Coleman. Jr.
Mira, Eah Brent, second, and Mira.
Ollie Quinn, third, Mira spollmAn
was given . guest prize. The next
meeting of tho club viii be az the
home Of Mrs. Brent at TsH Carroll
Avn,
Is~alAh n, O'Neal. registered
narse at Ancker hospital len
Tuesday. June ~, for Chicago She
Will b. gone about slS days visit.
lnE friends
Ssst ~" NAAAs "fANAAA " NAtB1NN
and MT and Mrs, ~ A Davis. en.
teTtained the Gardner family al q
family reunion with . picnic Sun.
day June 10 out-Of.town guests
attending the affair were Mn,
Carrie Williams, Of Madison, VIA.
Mrs LeandeE BhectA. Of Chicago
and Mrs Julian Johnson Of Chi.
caEo all uiatera Of Mrs. william A.
Hanna, b90 NJ Western Avs, and
Of Mrs. NJ. J, Rhodes Of 60 Car.
roll Ave. and DE and Mrs. Mitchell
apsllmaR of Washington. D, q,
Mr. and Mrs., John Nellie wpFp
alao preSent 81 tho picnic.
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Eraay. June ~ Iets. AunnsApol. sroKnaaLAN Page

the time day
expensive and elaborate offerings
word ct encouragement TELLER down. giving
him tho opportunity make
the Of blanket guys
amt In = condition to smell anything, not lily,
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parents hang Silly-soundng monlckoF on thci
darling the httlc brute will marv than likely grow
~ 10 be . character
"faFcass would exrFCiae na0Ee Caatioa. Care
and ladgnarat n they rcallsed that thrir Hslcc-
items have hirlaaG lAfi1raca. asserts Doctor
W. o. MAlseh u the OtficU % Research ScrNiCe
al rheealN College, rhsralN. AFlRoaA- OR thr
basis ef = feur,yUaF study, Doctar Wallon
states, A chlli's AAnO may b. determining
factor In hla deNClapnSrRt % personality. 40.
Qalaitlon Of fTiradn, and In all probability. his
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

MrS. Ann warriOkn and Mrs Juanita Grey were eohoa
tesscs at baby shower given Saturday June II for M
Laura Mae Robbins at the home Of Mrs warrck Tat 81 An
thOny Ave Those attending the affairs the Mines Mary
Cardy jean Price c. Smith, Eva Stewart MAurecn TlmAn
the Misses Deores Jones Annabee Jones rlen Smith Off
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The Misses Marlene Wallace Matte walker and Kathryn
Chiyers eohOseSses personal bridal honor
Of Mrs MaEe CriSs (MaEe Tucker The shower was given
Friday night June IT, at 35l3 Fourth Ave So Those present
were Maryn and Gwendoyn Morrow, Matte and lneI Wright
Connie Chvers, LOuverne Noble Hazel Underwood Earne
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

RiEsAsay Gr~.''as., lsHs 80 -
FFea &, Edwards, sses Elliot Ave,
Sc, lean Dorsey, ktts AiiFtsh Ave,
NO. Asl Hammond, leal hTyant
Ave, No; pSi0is Hl,yhFtHt. aii1 Sth
Ave So l1'y WA carter. stte
glpl s. apJh 81 NeV. W, i. Hat
ties, tAeA FuaTth Ave, So july D..
aarold Mrtghl, asas PORTLAND Ave.
So. ttolis Hawkins ls CeltsN
Ave. No, Rsssty lamss tala Ciip.
ton Ave, snt luly 2~-llsN y l.
Williamson. l5lS E. Franklin Rich
ard session sssa Ftfth Ave, ~. B
,ot seventh 81 y, FTank " sam
delA go bryant Ave No, MTp
raiutsT jacksaR SEgN FowrtA Az.
So: MfH. saFl " Ruem man, afAb
Ftnh Ave. T.. MTK. ATthHr wright
eps EtKhth Ave, Nc, Ipy k--ENes
NuhS Waite. gsas Fourth Ave = I,
July esaalAarcltA lAsslsy. an hrS
ant Ave n, Ncsta A0slsN, tgs Col
taN Ave- No,
out OF leWa 0rsrtlnEu June Sc
EdNth 7 Randall MUrthlnEtpn.
Onto, JAN z-Adplns Adamn, Chi
cage M lHly 5-sitnhAld AAtns,
uktHaNa, Juiy s--Anna Arnola
nedgemRU, Washington, a. 9 Rev.
T. e harris
-. PAll MIafHnANA
Iuas ~ Mary \ uFlstsF. alt \.
nslr Sc Mrs Ida CembA, Gks ~,
Anthouy Ave, lutte ~ 80 Melvin
Thomas Henderson. ssp - Anthony
Ave. June Sc -'lvoTEv stone. sGb
81 Anthung Ave NJuly l--ArH
NVOTEV CartST, tl 81 AnthohN
Ave IalN Mrs shelton Huron,
taa kenI - pclarys 4 nnli0man,
d. a
ford Nuts, SlG ~ Authuny Ave -,
jay Major samuel Ransom. l0Af
~, RoWr 81 Mrs 4 n House, itkI
AlhaRN. Hugb srhuck, Asa Rondo
Ave MrE Katherine Turner eSs
81 AnthpRS Az Iuiy az4ahHV. q
r r. NotEuu. gaa - AnthonS Ave
henr2 l"haEon. ins nals sii MI
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effective CleanrT. wipe off the
wood quickly with tnrPcAtiRe.
malstracd cloth That's 60 get
rid OI excess wax. Thea wash
With - solution of Onc quart bat
water. I tAhlespoaR 0I tarpea.
tine and = Tablespoons ai balled
hnsced OIL
Heat the solution In q double
boiler and keep II warm over the
hot water. tYou avoid danger of
fire that way Wipe the furniture
with q cloth moistened in the solu,
ton, u small section at q time, and
then polish with a dry cloth,
The Matinee Bridge club met
"Wednesday. juno 10, al the home
Of Mrs William Hanna. $40 N.
Western Ave. Winning primes
were the Names Gerumc Reed.
Hanna and NJ J Rhodes, flrSt.
second and third pnAoa rOspoc.
tively The next meeting Of the
club will be al he home Of Mrs,
James Kirk. sr. eS7 81 Anthony
Ave,
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home Of Mrs Harry King. 7Sl ~
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Mrs, IIlIlaA Brown. 900 ~. An.
thany Ave, Mr. and Mrs LsIt0y
Coleman, BF, of oil w. Central
Ave, and Mr. Norman light and
son. SsI W Central Ave, returned
recently from . thres'day trip 10
Wares HssOFt at F0Ea Lakes
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-06-24

Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd 0ambol,
formerly Of esa Carroll Ave. have
moved % go Arundel ~
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Nathan J. CoseI Dies;
Retired GAO EmpIoye

Nathan j. Cosel, So, retired
General Accounting Office en-
ploye, died at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital yesterday after a brief
illness.
Mr.. Cosel, who lived at 5102
Third street NV, was a native
of New Castle, Pa. After working
in Cleveland he entered the Army
at the beginning of World War I.
Upon discharge from the Army
he came here and joined the
GAO. He retired two years ago
after about Is years service.
He was a member of Albert
Pike Masonic Lodge. Fort Stevens
Post, American Legion; the 40
and 8, the Brotherhood of the
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton and the Petworth Citizens
Association.
Surviving him is his widow, the
former Antoinette Wollberg of
Alexandria. Also surviving are
two brothers and a sister. William
CoSel of New Castle, Max Cosel
of Steubenville, Ohio, and Mrs.
Clara Fox of Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow in the Dan
zansky funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will be
in the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.