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HELP MEN

AUTO BODY MEN (2); 45%, plenty
of work. See Mr.. Magee, service man
ager. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOTOR
CO., $500 BALTIC ave, Hyattsville.
Nd. chevrolet-oldsmobii dealers,
AUTO BODY MAN, 1st class. steady
oURIsMAN CHEVROLET, INC $40
AuTo I Z; NE Mech. exper.: steady Csd Work.
.143 12l3 Hspb nnhy St. InI M Npn5s Nj 9s2s s9
to work fo On pereentase ass nsNDah bass mAs must
Ing conds. RossLYN AUTO BODY
AUTo MECHANiCScENTRAL MO
5saS Lee ee HWY Af 7s cH Dss1s5 1885,
Afro. MECHANIc, front-end man,
exDer, on Weaver machine: Arl
County resident preferred; perma-
afs' paMERos pIss1sG fSSs o% sasa: sa!aEy 81 Sil
AUTo MECHANICS a.. for new car
service; straight salary guaranteed.
fSsTfNE.sicHoLsoN cffeL sesy'Ss MoFoR HasIee5, eo:
$500 Balto; ave-. HyattSville. Nd.
xuTot MHeHAIcs 0eslerS' sS weekly M
guarantee. 5h-day week, insurance
and vacation with pay; q real op-
portunity and steady Jobs for the
right men: See Mr. Moore, DIVER
Afro FAINTER. % must II be 1h thoroushly
experienced with synthetic enamel
steady job. top pay. RE. zoos. 81
AUTO PAINTERS HELPERS 90, must
os osheta nesS aYpy exPsEe7se S 7ses
AUTO sAIEsMRN-Used Ifs9as Is; 's9G: cars. with with
enough experience in values to be
trained to represent us as our used
car buyer: wonderful opportunity for
the rieht ,rn man; ,iI Sc MT: r. Tgrner after
AUTO statesmen t2), new-car sales
need apply. HAWKINS MOTOR CO,
INC, 25o1 Columbia pike. Arling-
AUToMoBILE UPHoLsTERER, all
around man, on convertible tops
headllnings IdllT 1eSuan and & seat covers. DIS
BookkkEPEk@xlsTt 4 Fl Rw st' yoSns SSss man to
take charge ofhce Of progressive
plumbing contractor Immediately
Send complete information including
minimum salary Box Adv. Star.
BoYLMust be 1s years or over, for
Apply IN person. 1897 10th st. NV.
BhlCkLAIEkS WANTED, at 5000
f4om Msrl0qIS ma P!ksi elab. across the street street
BRICKLAYERS; must be mechanics.
Apply at IL Savannah pl s.e. or
ean cHALLIE' after 8 pm, IA.
BRICKLAYERS-Must be mechanics;
:S24 per day Report at 7:30 am.
to Mr. RHODENISER at 1928
Hampden lane, Greenwich Forest,
BRICKLAYERs WANTED, must be
good, long job, good pay: meet fore
nan At 4s Tuckerman st. NV.
BUSB0Y AND DISHWASHER wanted,
colored. ME. 1881 80
CAR POLISHER, young colored man.
STANLEY II. HORNER, INC, 416
Morse st. Apply Mon. after 8 am,
CARPENTERS-Long Job. PRINCE
GEORGES DEVELOPMENT CO.,
a304 legation Td., HyattsYille, Md.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
portmaker Sets Pace
For D. T.. Entries in
Berryvi||e Show
BY Angelina J. corobeIIi
SoseIoI Corre.pondent of The Stor

BERRYVILLE. Va, July 30
DR.. and Mrs. Alvin K. Kay's Port
maker, national reserve hunter
champion and this years cham
pion at the Warrenton schooling,
Bellewood and Blue Ridge Hunt
horse shows, paced the Washing
ton entries at the first days show
ing of the 45th annual exhibition
of the Clark County Horse and
Colt Association held here yes
terday by taking the blue in the
middle and heavyweight working
hunter event.
The green hunter division finds
Morton w. Smiths Fair in War
from Middleburg, Va. leading
with 1917 points to be we'll on her
way to another green hunter
crown. Closest competitor is Alex
Calvert's Warrenton VaD entry,
Sir Possum, a 3-year-old black
gelding. who has scored 8 points.
Mrs Gregory McIntosh's Really
Rugged is next with 71a points.
Barbara Shipley's Lariat, a
7-year -old chestnut gelding from
Riderwood, Md. has scored five
points by winning the middle and
heavyweight conformation hunter
event to tie with Jack PreStage's,
Boyce, Va, Tipperary Stables en-
try, the Hibernian, for top honors
: in the important conformation
hunter division.
Paul Fout's Golden Change,
amazing 4-year-old show ring
clown and favorite of the spec
tators, again has shown her heels
to a top entry of the country's
leading leapers to score IL points.
Golden Change won both the
open and the warmup and placed
third in the Professional Horse
mems Association trophy event.
Runner up is Hi-Rock Farms Up
and Going, ridden by Joe Green.
who has scored 8 points. UP and
Going was winner of the P. H. A.
trophy event and, second in the
warmup.
At the end OF the first days
showing, Portmaker was tied for
championship honors at five
points with Mrs. Gregory McIn-
tosh's Miss Fauquier from War
renton, Va, winner of the light
weight working hunters. Other
Washington horses scoring in
cluded Carole Barger's Snapshot,
who was third in the class for
small hunters over the outside
course, and Bette-Barron Smiths
Bluemont, who was third in the
small hunter division shown in
the ring. Robert c. Lees Bonne
File was second in the open
jumper and Lees Pete's Gold was
second in the 5-furlong race.
Others scoring included Peach
Bros Glory B, winner of the
Broadmare event; Elizabeth and
Nancy Mars win in the class for
foals of 1949, Charles E. Malloy's
Smokey Bar. winner of the 3-year-
old half-bred hunters; DR.. A. C.
Randolph's fine chestnut fllly by
-Bit-Tellemof, winner of
the yearling class; Randolph's
Runabit, winner of the 2-year-oId
Virginia Horsemen's Association
high score'award; Mrs. Margot K.
Smiths Bonte, winner of the small
hunters shown in the ring, and
Mrs. Gregory McIntosh's Sha-
naugh, who took the class for
small hunters over the outside
course.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
BogIey Opposes De Wits
For Western Tennis Title
BY The Asseeiofsd Press


KALAMAZOO. Mich, July 30.-
GIL Bogley Of washington, D. c.,
top-seeded In the Western Junior
singles championship. met Jerry
De Wits Of Oakland. Calf, for
the title today.
Bogley advanced yesterday with
a Ga, 60 triumph over Whit
ney Read Of Alemeda, Calf, while
De Wits won, Is, 60, over
Keston Deimling of River Forest,
Ill. De Wits is fourth seeded.
In the boys singles final. Jack
Frost of Monterey, Calf, met Don
Thompson Of jackson Heights,
N. Y,
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Georgetown and May
In Title Clash Monday

Georgetown and May Hard
ware will meet for the junior
championship Of the Boys Clut
Of Washington at 2 pm. Monday
on the West Ellipse after George
towns Ga triumph yesterday
squared the series.
Paul Weinstein's home run, fol-
lowing Dale Larsen's double, won
the game for Georgetown.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Gen. Gates Host
At Dinner PARTY

The Commandant of the Ma
rine Corps, Gen. Clifton B. Gates
entertained at dinner last eve
ming at his quarters in honor of
Mr.. John T. Koehler, Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. and his
fance. Mrs. Eleanor Sprecher.
There were % guests present.
Mrs. Gates was not there be-
cause she is still vacationing in
Maine.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
PERSONAL

COMFORTABLE REST HOME for
elderly people. with care and tray
VACANCY IN NURSING hOMk--24-
hour nursing care. Licensed b
county and State. III 6O40.
BOYS CAMP, age 6.16. JULY and
Aug, betw. BALTIC. and wash. Swim.
ming and AL sports; all inclusive,
weekly rate S35. LONGWOOD CAMP.
BOX 2S2-X. Olney. Nd. Ashton 2491.
AMBULANCE service.
IS. Chambers has only the best Of
Cadillac equipment. Phone 90.
WE CLEAN, dress, repair and make
as7 Dupont Circle Slda" Nj. oSs5:
SUMMER CAMP in Maine, conducted
by well-known Wash. school; special
rates for August. WI. 0873. 81
on Q farm; adults only.
all sports and swimming. riding,
S36 weekly and UP: Catalog, 46
min. from D. G.. THE RANDALIA.
beautiful Va. so minis. By car from
d. c.; large, airy house, insulated,
shade and sun; excellent food, kind
care. Rates on request. Can Fairs
fax 43S-W-x between g and 8 Pm
Evening star., 1949-07-30
SALESMAN WANTED
HELP MEN AND WoMEN
1016 Conn. Ave.

SALES PERSONS = Executive type.
men or women, outstanding sales
background, accustomed to earning
$40. 600 or better. Must have quail
fcations to sell highest type in-
tangible. Territories now opening
throughout q. 8. Must furn. ade-
quate sales and personal refs. and be
free to travel. Good car essent. This
is Q comm. deal with unlim. poss. Ap-
ply in person Tues, Aug. % am.
to 8 pm. TOURIST q TRAVELLERS
OF AMERICA. 1025 vt. ave. NV.
IL
SINGERS WANTED, large downtown
church needs singers for all parts
radio and concert work; music in
struction. Apply Box 323-X. Star
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced; Some
general ofiice work: excellent salary
and working conditions. Apply in
person. See Mr.. Twine, THE MA
T1OHAL CASH REGISTER CO., 1917
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Suzanne Perrin 10 Wed
Franklin Roosevelt;
Date Kept Secret
BY the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK, July 30.-Repre-
sentative Franklin D. Roosevelt,
jr., Democrat, of New York Is en-
gagged to marry Suzanne Perrin,
blond 28-year-old New York SO.
cialite.
It will be the second marriage
for Mr.. Roosevelt. "a, and the first
for Miss Perrin.
She is a graduate Of Westover
School, Middlebury, Conn. She
Evening star., 1949-07-30
SAlESAE En-

nnT.Ea nT e:a .1p.isae.s .zsa q s. salfi ,,H
perienced real estate statesmen pos
sessing the ambition and initiative
to earn over $4,000 year. We
handle the finest general brokerage
and subdivisions for sale today. Call
va. 1884 or SH. 46S9 for interview
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experi-
enced. This is q real opportunity
TO Join an aggressive organization.
can Miss Warren, RE. $3.50. 8 till S.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., S15-
~ 9th st. NV al
SALESMAN-n your price taS is
over $75 . week, apply Room $40
Ring Bldg, 18th and NJ sts. NV.
SALESMAN to call on hardware
stores in Washington and vicinity.
Reply BY letter, Box $50, Alex
Evening star., 1949-07-30
HELP MEN

SHOE sALESMAN..Excellent posi-
tion for an experienced, salesman:
salary plus comm. Apply JOSEPH
s06A pE fPSSasA PSGaTAN hS2s SASAsRE. A. .zpsr
sneed; good proposition. Box 17o-x,
sfPso5T1;TER-Mus. be. sober and "a sbl.
to do quality work; dependability
essentsi; Apply sTIEFFs CLEAN
sToekSEa1k Te SE1 for i sreesry atsi store. Apply
MARKET, No. Kennedy st. 81
SUPERINTENDENT for modern pow
er laundry: must know how to
nd al other phases Of laundry.
Write stating age. experience. refer
az 5sty gss Walnut e Ms1HI
rEfffa8BSt' rMEfcfkfsass8BSSTs' sfffiEsMEN-r,e..It a. ia and
program deal. AD. ei43. 81
TELEvIsI0N sERvICEMEN, exper.
car allowance. Apply IN person,
LACY'S. INC. Hall and Cue SITS.
TELIEv1s1oN sERv1cEMEN's help
ers: Excellent opportunities for men
television neld; exceptional futures
INC. 1900 @ st. NV. 81
TELEvIsIoN sERvIcEMEN, expert
enced; excellent opportunities for
qualified men: good salaries and car
1slaloH.ncss. saoS n ss Apply LuBAR INC"
rIIS 1aSo sEFTER i Fl r." wanted; honest WSa and
reliable, who wants q good oppor-
tunity in nearby city. Box 326-V,
TILE Settlers, experienced. long
job. Cali RA. ao3s or IA. $500.
TRUCK DRIvER for dry cleaning
route; store and plant delivery only;
no home soliciting. Straight salary.
Virginia resident preferred. Apply
OFFICIAL CLEANERS, 3740 Mime
,rSaoI sSss nys; Ssrns, nis; -. o 80
szSss ri; lsSs n c.5};s I:
VEGETABLE MAN wanted with ex-
perience: Apply In person, CHILLUM
HEIGHTS MARKET, No. 1 Kennedy
YOUNG MAN, honest, intelligent. for
porter and drug store work; 6-day
xeg!s Il psrson. n.i MoRkYs 81 inii PhARM: si:
YoUNG$ YaGK $oG maNhT1piss aassh fs; ;s and ..ns,,,
ofice work; must Be speedy and 1 ac- g
curate on. detailed work; excellent
established educationsii i''n xrm "'to 70
steady, dependable worker; liberal
paid yasstion s and sick leave. Box
xSSsSSSes MAk: to yor. in . .loeer, a
party. Apply In person, 1901 30th
st; ne. Mt. Rainier. Md. 80
YOUNG MAN, able. to type. for en-
ssss = Sc sTsr At q ssasi r4ss. sS
YOUNG ! Man. to work in ie. cream
store from 8 pm. to IL midnight.
vni3Ss4 vl133s 4th st, s;w; 81
ins business; % W some Snn fSHindEaslonf fncwiedns nf
bookkeeping and typing necessary;
must have car. Permanent position
1Rd Win s1cS ;s5sry Ms 1eE 5sht MS
fSSfG ses to sss1 .as asss
business. Some actual radio or cleo
tricsl experience and good car or
truck are absolutely essential. Res
asa' pre q Small s ss.ry ss rynsi S neosss snnS &C.
With very rand advancement, Mr..
YOUNG MAN wanted, to work eve.
nings In newsstand. Apply 1905
n T YOU sSi f;i; b;is;1vr YOUR OWN CAR. Rsi You
have the opp. to rep. nation- wide
concern In Wash, D. C., and
neighboring counties. Both half and
full time avail. PAYDAY, every Sat.
Aver. earn. $40 to SIS wk. Cali
al G"i MGSaAN1c GeSEAi wanted. pref. vi With
PONTIAC CO.. 1921 Conn. ave. NV.
OPENING AVAIL. in medical field,
manufacturers Of medical gases and
apparatus; man between 2l and 35,
high school education, start rs ware
with advancement to shipping man.
ager when qualified. THE OHIO
CLINICAL AND MANUFACTURING
co. 2002 Fenwick st. ne. Ii. |
$4,000. Il
Evening star., 1949-07-30
SPECIAL NOTICES

ATTENTION., BUSINESSMEN - Do
you need q good bookkeeper3 We
specialize in these positions. ATLAS
AGENCY, RE. 5767, 1870 N. Y. ave.
DRIVING INsTRUCTION-Dual-con-
troll car; free pickup service; day or
evening. VIM. E. PADDY, UN. 0025.
ARCHITECT will produce plans for
sa4es moderae a0mes fee EN- Snea aso
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION of part
nership-Notice is hereby given that
the partnership lately subsisting
between us, the undersigned, Wesley
l.. Smith and Albert o. Denham,
carrying on business as Capitol
Kitchen Kraft Company, at 1922
18th st NV, Washington, D. C.,
vas s, On the soth day Of lyme, June, 1s49;
that the business will be carried
on by Wesley L. Smith alone. IVES
LEY L SMITH, GILBERT o. DEN
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HELP MEN
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN

One Of largest and oldest
real estate and mortgage Arms
has opening for experienced
sround salesman. The appG-
cant must be familiar with an
phases Of subdivision work and
have proven sales record.
Reply Swing complete infor-
nation as to experience, age,
etc. Must have car. All replies
confidential. Box Adv. Star.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Elliott
of Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Jean
Julia, to Mr.. Don A. A. Clark,
U. s. NJ, son Of Mrs. Olga z.
Clark of Meridian. Miss.
A late December wedding Is
being planned.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

Mr.. de Mello studied In the
jesuits Santo Inacio high school
Of Rio de Janeiro and was grad
uated in 1946 from the law school
of the University of Brazil. In
1945 he joined the Brazilian dip
lomatic service.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

MANUFACTURER Of special automo-
tive tive service tools and service EQUIP
able with WASHINGTON as base point.
Desire man with good mechanical
hackground or aptitude, sales abil-
tty and. understanding Of the auto
motive service business. We offer
dreds Of established accounts. Appli-
cants who qualify will be interviewed
"a washington. Apply BOX 366-S.
WI 500. Il
Evening star., 1949-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Moore
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Dolores Virginia, to Mr..
jeremiah D. Griesemer, son of
Mrs. Douglas Griesemer and the
late Mr.. Griesemer Of Chevy
Chase. The wedding will take
place in the fall.
Mr.. Griesemer is graduate Of
the University of North Carolina.
During the war he served for
three years as an officer In the
Navy. He now is with the Naval
Research Laboratory.
Meerschaum is q clay-ike
mineral used In making the bowls
of tobacco pipes and cigarette
holders.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY
colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 393

When ansuerino ddperttsements
dddresscd to Star boIes do NOT
incloss original references. or
other materials OF personal pnlue.
Copies serre the purposs and
originals may oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
statesmen WANTED
COSTUME JEWEI,RY

jeWeiry manufg., formerly 'vSsIe sei1ine
through jobbers, has opened show
room and stockroom in Washington,
2. c., to. sell direct to the trade,
One salesman with following
among jewellery depts., gift stores,
etc. Liberal commissions. No OBJ
lines.
B. EMERSON, INC,
724 9th ST. NV. ST. 2Q9a A91
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Fort Belyoir Victor

Fort Belvoir scored three runs
in the ninth to defeat Quantico,
7-6, In q Middle Eastern Service
League game yesterday at Belvoir.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
Wriqht's Nine Wins

Wright's Real Estate defeated
an All-Star team from the YMCA
League, S-4, yesterday on the Ell
lipSe.
Evening star., 1949-07-30
GPO Wins Behind Foley

Bernie Foley pitched GPO to a
1870 triumph over Fort Dupont in
an American Legion game at Taft.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

An Englishman named Walton
is credited with having invented
linoleum In 1860.
Evening star., 1949-07-30

tconttnusd on ,Nsxt Psse.o
Evening star., 1949-07-30

61on1 n ,
up: pace; - conditit
@. D. Woollen - 5-1
Forbes Hanover - So
Aida Direct - Sci
Willmite l5-l
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12

Winchester, Custer took nine battle
flags and more prisoners than he had
men in the fight.
When Sheridan arrived at Cedar
Creek after his historic ride, he said
Go in, CUSTER and Custer went
into the fight, drove the enemy for
miles, took a major general and
many prisoners and 45 pieces of
artillery. For it he was brevetted
major general of Volunteers.
Custer was the first to receive the
white flag from General Robert T.
Lee, and Sheridan presented to Mrs.
Custer the table on which Lee signed
the surrender.
Brilliant Record
General Custer never lost gun
nor a color. He captured more guns
and flags, and prisoners of war on
the battle field than any other gener-
al not an army commandant. His
services during the Civil War were
brilliant.
Six feet tall, broad shouldered,
1.-THE, active and weighing ITO
pounds, the blue-eyed, long golden
haired officer was made brigadier
general at %; a major general at
25 and was the youngest man Of his
rank in the army.
Clusters Last Stand was at an
Indian encampment on Little Rig
Horn River, Montana, June 25, 1876.
after his PIT cavalrymen had at
tackled an overwhelming force of
more than 1000 Sioux Indians under
Chief Sitting Bull and were mas
sacred to the last man-not one man
was spared to tell the story.
Reinforcements arrived a day too
late and the slain soldiers were
buried and in 1879 the battle ground
was made national park.
Back in New Rumley the mother
of the yellow-haired general was
broken hearted and did not live long
after his death. Emanuel Custer,
however, lived many years, moving
to Michigan, where his death accur-
red.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12


However, though easily routed by
gander at three, Custer had learn
ed to hold his ground and fight in
his early teens. One night, when
attending a lecture on the ground
floor of the schoolhouse, ragamuffin
boy, unable to get in flattened his
face through the glass against the
boys nose and then went outside.
There he found three boys insteau
of one.
"Tn fight all three of you with my
fists if you will come on one at a
time," he told them, "but if you come
on all at once you shall have this"
he added and showed them his knife.
That ended the difficulty, DR.. George
LYLE, Cincinnati-educated Scio
physician who went to school with
Custer, related.
Doctor Lyle described young Gust
er as being IAN apt scholar, leader
among the boys, mischievous and full
of practical jokes; withal very
plucky."
George Custer barely had donned
breeches when s'cornstalk militia"
was formed at New Rumley and the
child followed it about at every drill.
His passion to be soldier grew with
his years. He wanted to go to West
Point but his father told him that
the Clusters were Democrats and that
Congressman Bingham, in whose sole
power it was to appoint him, was a
Wing and would not give him the
appointment. However young Custer
wrote Bingham and, though he told
him outright that he was Democrat
boy, got the appointment.
| At West Point
Custer was at West Point only
three years when his class, without
graduating, were commissioned as
officers. Such was the want for of
fcers in the beginning of the Civil
War. Custer would have graduated
at the foot of the class anyhow
that is where he stood in learning
when the war broke out.
Custer was made lieutenant OF
Cavalry in a company commanded
by Captain Drummond of Cadiz. He
was in the first battle of Bull Run
and the day after declared: Il have
been in my first battle and | tried
not to show the coward"
At the battle of Williamsburg he
accompanied the advance as aid-de-
camp under General Hancock and
captured the first battle flag ever
taken by the army of the Potomac.
Custer was first to cross the Chicka-
hominy, which he did by wading
armpit- deep in the face of the
enemy's pickets.
Holds Line at Gettysburg
At Gettysburg Custer held the
right of the Union line and routed
Hampton's cavalry, having two hors-
es shot from under him. The total
was IL by the end of the war.
At the battle of Trevillian Station,
his one brigade was attacked by five
brigades of the Confederates. The
battle lasted three hours against such
odds. Clusters coIor-bearer was shot
down and the flag only was saved
by Custer tearing it from its staff
concealing it around his body. At
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12
Clusters First Stand

A terroriZed scream came from the
other side of line of currant bushes
on the half-acre where Andrew
Thompson log tavern stood and a
crash of breaking branches i'm
mediately followed. Through the
hole thus made in the currant patch
diyed yellow-haired boy-rnaybe
three years old, still wearing skirts.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12
Only Foundation Remains

Today nothing but the foundation
remains and the half-acre, which
grew to an acre during the Custer
occupancy, is called Custer Memorial
State Park, four miles from Scio,
Harrison County, on State Route GAG.
The park and cabin foundation arc
located in New Rumley now with a
population of only $50 persons.
Young Clusters rout and fight
through the currant bushes were
witnessed by the child's father,
Emanuel Custer and a friend, John
Giles, of Scio, who later told the
story.
The original spelling Of the Custer
name was Kuster and the first ances-
tor in this country was from Hesse-
Cassel and had come over during
Revolutionary War time to fight
unit der Hessians." General Clusters
father was both a blacksmith and a
justice of the peace. Giles, whose
wife and Squire Custer were cousins,
said she married u.s." Giles used to
teach a school and from him General
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
III STATE OF OHIO }

THE STATE OF OHIO I
Allen County, IS.
Estate of Glenn Peterson Deceased
w. w. Runser of Ada Ohio, has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator with
will annexed of the estate of Glenn Peterson
late of Allen County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 26th day of April, 1949.
Raymond P. Smith
Probate Judge ;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1949-05-12

The big gander which clung to his
back was fighting him with beak and
wings.
1t was Clusters First Stand-for
the scared child was Gen. George A.
Custer and this time the later gener-
al had not stood very firmly nor very
long. He had attempted to play with
some goslings and though Mother
Goose had done nothing about it, the
gander had done plenty.
Custer was born December 5, 1889,
in the old log cabin Thompson had
built in 1920 for his tavern. The old
log building was clap-boarded later
and at the end of 90 years still
stood, most of the clap-boards off
and the others hanging by single,
rusty nails. Though tumble-down
then, it still was occupied as a
residence.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Zelbert Jack Everett. whose last known
place of residence was 30S Decker Building,
Anderson. Indiana is hereby notified that
Ella Mae Everett has filed her Petition
against him for divorce and other equitable
relief on the grounds of gross neglect of
duty in Case Number 3Ss70 of the Common
Pleas Court of Allen County. Ohio. and
that said Icause will be for hearing on or
about six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
IDURBIN & NAVARRO
Attorney for Plaintiff
Durbin and Navarro
3G1 Dominion Building
Lima, Ohio 5
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6T HARRY L. AAlA
EDITORS NoTE-This 70 one
of series of articles to appear
TN the Btufton Net0s dealing
toith early Ohio history. Others
WiH appear in forthcoming
issues.