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of century the minister had been
grand chaplain of the Grand
Lodge of Masons of the District.
A 33d-degree Scottish Rite Mason,
he was also a member of the York
Rite. He was past master Of Ben
jamin B. French Lodge. alrnoner
of the Scottish Rite and Grand
Prelare of the knights Templar.
Headed Church Board.
DR.. Palmer was president of the
original Board of Trustees of the
National Presbyterian Church and
at the time of his death he was
president of the Board of Trustees
of the Presbyterian Home here.
Since 1888 he had been a con-
tinual delegate to the World Alli-
ance of Presbyterian Churches.
Born in Hamilton, Ind, DR..
Palmer was graduate of Hanover
College in Indiana and received
his religious training at McCor-
mick Theological Seminary at
Chicago.
In 1891, he was sent to the
Black Hills mining town of Hill
City, S. Oak.
Headed New York Church.
Before coming here, in 1912, DR..
Palmer headed Emmanuel Presby-
terian Church in New York City
He was awarded his doctor of
divinity degree at Hanover Col
lege, where he was a member of
Tau Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity. He was a member
here of the Kiwanis Club and
chaplain of the Variety Club.
His wife. Mrs. Louise Nestell
Rose Palmer. died in 1885. He
leaves a son. John c. Palmer, jr.,
of University Park, Md; a daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Rose Palmer of
the Euclid street address, and two
grandchildren, John c. Palmer III
and Edith Louise Palmer.
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing completed at the Hines fu-
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV.
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Eaton J. Wilson, 50, Dies;
Ex-Machinist al NAVY Yard

Eaton j. Wilson, SO, retired ma
chinest at the Washington Navy
Yard. died Saturday at his home,
1920 New Hampshire avenue NV.
He long had been i'll with a heart
ailment.
Born in Louisburg, N. c., he had
lived here since 1921. He was
cited for meritorius service when
he retired in 1945 after "a years
employment at the Navy Yard.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Gladys Wilson, son, Capt.
George NJ. Wilson of the United
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leading Masons,
died last night
at his home,
I748 E u cl i'd
street NV.
DIR. P a I'm e r
came here in
1912 and from
that year until
1945 hea d e d
the Washington
Heights.Church.
He was then
made past or
emeritus of the
church.
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In the Sub
urban Hospital,
Bethesda.
He had been
stricken earlier
that day at his
home. 1922 Ar
lington roa d,
Bethesda.
Mr.. S a d i e r
had practiced
law in Wash
ington sine e
1922 and was
f or m e erly a
p a r t n er of
.JlId o. o Haprv
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Ais, Cuban SurreoIist,
Invites Friends and
Burns His PAINTINGS
BY the Assoeiosed Press

CALI, Colombia, Sept. 18.-
Rene Ais, Cuban surrealist
painter. is his own severest
critic.
Last night he invited friends
to an exhibition of so of his
canvases. Then he proceeded
to burn them all. He said 1t
was his answer to jibes about
his work by fellow artists.
The flames destroyed the work
of six years.
Three Ais pictures remain.
They had been purchased by
a collector before the burning.
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States Air Force, now stationed
in Wiesbaden, Germany, and a
grandson, Bruce M. Wilson. He
also leaves three brothers and
two sisters.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow in the Vines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Let's be sensible. There is no
shortage of food in the United
States. The President has stated
there is no immediate prospect
of rationing. So let's be sensible.
Don't hoard.
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HIT Mrittnriattt

JOHN p. A loving tribute to
my beloved godfather. JOHN p. ATKIN-
SON, who died September 1s, 1889.
Beautiful memories cling to thy name.
LUCY STEWART SPELLER.
BERNAU, MINNIE g. IN loving memory
of our beloved sister. MINNIE g. BER-
NAU, who departed this life "A years
ago today, September 1S, 1886.
Our thoughts of you will never fade.
When all the years have flown.
Our memory as the brightest star
Will always light our home.
BY SISTER AND BROTHER. KATIE AND
ARCHIE BERNAU.
BROWN, HARRY f. In loving memory
Of our husband and father, HARRY r.
BROWN, who departed this life one year
ago today, September 1S, 1949.
His memories are all have now,
His cares are all at rest
Happy am / who today can say,
l loved him and did my best
DAUGHTER MADELINE.
Thinking of him in heaven today.
Praying to meet him some fair day.
BYRD, MAGGIE M. In loving memory
% seF dfa n BYRb 4asr aho sna dapaTes ss
1887.
Until memories fade and life departs,
You will forever be in our hearts.
DAuGHTER G9IT TEN LILLIAN AND GRAND
EssIG, AUGUST G. ": In memory OF
my dear brother, AUGUST c. ESSIG, Jr.,
who died 81 years ago today. September
18, 1913.
miss EovSa Esg sssr sRsThs RERfF BETTE HsEz Rueh
GEORGE HONESTY, who passed away
five years ago today, September Is, 1945.
His memory is as dear today
AS in the hour he passed away.
THE FAMILY.
THOMPSON, MERRILL A. In memory Of
who departed this life six years ago to-
day. September IS, 1914.
Just a line of sweet remembrance.
Just memory, fond and true,
That your your mother H, still holds ofoG for you
MOTHER KATIE EMERSON.
WALKER. GEORGE w. In loving memory
Of our husband and uncle. GEORGE w
WALKER. who departed this life on
Sweet to remember him who once was
But who, though absent, is just as near.
DEVOTED ST WIFE; WI ;r,ItEEL LENA; NIECE, yIR-
memory % q our dear mother wn ana mosSer. nesSssa
in-law. IRENE FORBES WHITE, who
departed this life two years ago today,
September IS, 194S.
Inc Time seems snort, tnougn the years
are long.
The bond of love still fingers on.
RAYMOND AND ANNA WHITE.
WHITE, IRENE FORBES. On September Is,
194S, two years ago today, our dear
sister. and aunt IRENE FORBES WHITE,
Today is a day of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
day we shall always remember
When the rest of the world forgets.
DEVOTED SISTER, ELEANOR SEWELL,
ANDzNEPHEWs.
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DR.. Palmer, 81, Dies;
Pastor Emeritus at
Washington Heights

The Rev. DR.. John c. Palmer,
|81, pastor emeritus of the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian
Church, and one of Washington s
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John D. SadIer Dies;
D. {. Attorney, Civic
Leader in Bethesda

John Dewey Sadler, SO, promi-
nent District and Montgomery
County attorney and civic leader,
died Saturday of a heart attack
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Fother of Rep. Wilson Dies

BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 18 (P.-
James F. Wilson, II, father Of
Representative Earl Wilson, Re-
publican, OF Indiana, died last
night in his home near Huron,
Ind. Funeral services and burial
will be held tomorrow.
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Ragweed. traditional cause of
hay fever, provides food for pheas-
ants and quail.
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Uarn nf ThankH

DoUGhERTY. HARRY JOSEPH. We wish
to express our sincere thanks to. the
organizations for their kind expressions
of sympathy. floral tributes and the use
of their cars, received at the passing Of
our son and brother, HARRY JOSEPH
DOUGHERTY.
MRS. KATHERINE E. DAUGHERTY
AND ALBERT v. DAUGHERTY, is
DYSON, ANNA ESTELLE. The family of
the late ANNA ESTELLE DYSON crate
fully acknowledge your thoughttulness
THE FAMILY. 49,
HONESTY, PERCY The family of the
late PERCY HONESTY gratefully acknowl-
edge your thoughtfulneSS and sympathy
THE FAMILY.
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SKINNER, EDWARD E. On Friday. Sep
tember 15, 1850, EDWARD E. SKINNER
of 319 D st. Sc beloved son of Oscar
ir M a and Robert 1t0ar sEnner e other
relatives and friends also survive. Friends
are invited to call at the Malvsn &
scheg Funeral Home, y. J: ave. and r
services viii be held Tuesday, September
IL, at $50 am, followed by requiem
mass at Holy Redeemer, Catholic Church
Cemetery.
sTRAUB, MRS. CLEMENTS J. In syra-
cnse, N x, on Sunday. September II.
11N3s.r nsSS, MRS " r CLEMENTS .SIE sTRAUB;
sTRIEBY, JOHN LOGAN. On Monday
pitsl. JOHN LOGAN GAN sTR1EssiYA siAeed of 14a4 hesi
Sneate SReH s. Fs %es c wssSsFoS RgGshsF Of D Ms
Services at the s. H. Hines CO. Funeral
Home a9o1 l4th St. NV, on Wednes-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. n er Pin 'dsef- 70
TALBERT, ELLA N. On Saturday, Sep
tsmber t7 16. 1850. at Gallinger Hospital,
ELLA N. TALBERT of 1920 Minnesota
ve and len aauEReT W Taser H the sbs late .d MaFy
survived survived by two brother. Arnett and
nye nis..I nephews' thsss four nieees, two grand
relatives and friends. After pm. Tues
day, September 10, friends may scall at
ssT ssp,aeS.r late residence sd Funeral wednesday,,
tan A. M. E. Church. M st. between
18th and 10th sts NV, Dr.. j. E.
nfssf Hssd Ratxs sna fnds ts.2
AArrssnsemsnts 4 ans By Henry s. washington
THURMAN. WEssIE LAvoNIA. on Mon
eognty eeog aegpts 49, B4a62vn 1892 in Kings
WEsSiE LAVoNIA THURMAN, beloved
daughter of Ada Thurman of 1858 e St.
sarab se shs Hbras also is survived BY sister
friends Notice Of funeral 'Aites iateT. ana Ara
EFangements gsan by Dovie G. Brooks & Otis
l elAkhScE 1s5S c1REscE 1R S5aay 4oYR asR'' e.
1927 B st. s.e, beloved husband Of
Rsehel Ra s1sl Toye father Of Clarence IT,
Toye; Mrs Mary Friday and Mrs Louise
Smith he, also leaves other relatives
Ernest Jsrvis call At the
1882 You st NV, Tuesday, September
WeonsfGav w. sftsr 10 ssntah. am Funeral services
at the above funeral ~ei church. ns - H3Ge Efder
siTes sSd {yIans9 Mss n2sa Otatnf Rela
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
TYLER, CHLOE R. On Sunday, Septem-
23rd pl. ne. Notice of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier's Funeral Home
WARSAW, SAMUEL H. On Sunday, Sep
tember II, 1850, SAMUEL H. WARSAW,
beloved husband of Clara Warsaw, de-
voted father of Albert L., William
Maurice Warsaw. Mrs. Fannie London. /.
Mrs. Celia Marcus, Miss Rose Warsaw
Mrs. Anna Heltzman He also is sur
yived by five. brothers and Two sisters,
BENJAMIN and Max Warsaw of Washing
tom Jack, Harry and Moe Warsaw OF
New New York; Mrs. Amelia Gladstone aud
,urvived by 18 grandchildren and nine
reat-grandchildren. Services at the Gold
Monday, September 1S, at 3 p.m Inter-
:nent District OF Columbia Lodge Gene
| terry In mourning at 4703 9th st. NV
| Please omit flowers.
WEST, WILLIAM H. On Thursday, Sep
tenber IA, 1850, WILLIAM H VEST of
| 416 Massachusetts, ave. NV, son of the
late Charles B.. and Katie West and
father of Ruth West Dahlstedt. Services
| at Chambers Funeral Home, 1400 Chaplin
st.; NV, on Tuesday, September 10, at
1:30 pm. InRrment Fort Lincoln Gene
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HPathH

ALLEN, LELAND C. On Saturday, Sep
tember 16, 1850. at his residence, l9Ot
husband of Margaret E. Allen, father
of Mrs. Jane R. Oberholtzer of jackson,
Mich; son Of Mrs. W. H. Hoke OF Muncie
Ind. brother of Mrs. w. H. Houk OF
Muncie, Ind, and oscar L. Allen OF
Kansas City, Mo. Remains resting at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st. NV, until pm. Monday, September
is. Services and interment winchester
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JONES. MORA On SATURDAY. Sentemhe,

10, 1850, at Freedmen's Hospital, IDORA
daughter of Isabelle Adams. She also is
survived by one sister, Lydia Wright one
brother, Claster A. Jones; one aunt,
Bessie jackson; two uncles. Paul and
and friends, After pm. Tuesday, Sep
tember 19, friends may call at Henry
s. Washington g. Sons Funeral Home,
[920 Deane ave. ne. Funeral Wednes-
day, September 90, at l pm from
Capitol View Baptist Church. Division
ave; and Ames st. me-, Andrew Fowler,
pastor. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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IRA B. Ofhcers and members
of East Gate Chapter No. 21
o. E. S., are requested to at.
tend funeral services of Sister
CORA B. SKEMP at Deal
Funeral Home, 4S12 Ga. ave.
NV. on Wednesday, Sep
tember 20. at 1890 am.
L. STEFFEN, Worthy Matron
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day. September IA. 1850, BENJAMIN
JONES'. Of S38 21st St ne. He is
brothers, Asa William and Frank Jones,
sister Carrie Jones. of Decatur. Ala
cousin, Nettie L. Mathews, a grand
daughter, Dianne w. Jones and a host
of other relatives ard friends After 8
pm, Monday. September Is, friends may
call at FraZier'S Funeral Home, 3S9 R. 1.
ave. NV. where funeral services will
be held on Tuesday, September 49, at
l pm. IIterment Harmony Cemetery 1S
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JONES. MILTON P. On Saturday, sep
- tember 16. 1850, at Providence Hospital
MILTON P; JONES of 1897 Lyman pl
ne, beloved husband of the late Alberta
Ralph Jones and Mrs. John McCamley.
Funeral from the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. 317 Pa. ave. s.e., on Tuesday,
mass at Holy Name Church at 8 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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COKBIN, RAYMOND. On Friday, Septem
ber Is, 1850, at Alexandria Hospital,
RAYMOND CORBIN, loving brother of
ton. D. c.; Blanche Reed, Pearl Springs,
Rachel and Vincent Corbin of Arlington,
Va. Also surviving arc seven nephews,
four niecas and many ether relatives and
friends. Mr.. Corbin may be seen after
: o.rn Sunday, September II, at Chinns
Funeral Home 2605 South Seminary r6,
Arlington, Va, where services will be
conducted by Rev. James z. Green on
Tuesday. September 10. at l pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Is"
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trouble In the intestines below the stomach;
where food can ferment and putrefy every inch
OF the way. Whereas Pepto- -Bismol lines stomach
and intestinal walls with a soothing coating.
Helps protect against biting, burning acids;
retard gas formation; calm heartburn, nausea.
Even controls simple diarrhea, without consti-
patine. Helps you feel good again!
For ehildren's UPssfs especially, your own doc.
tor can tell you the safe way is the best way.
Give your child soothing, gentle Pepto- -Bismol.
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-23
JULY SESSION

The Board of County Commits
sioners met in regular session TO
the July term on July 3rd, 1850
and held 20 meetings during tn
month. All Commissioners ant
Clerk Knight we're present for TIN
full term. Parts of five days wer'
spent in County Welfare work will
Clerk Knight going over the pre-
liminary budget.
The following reports were filed
qsarterly report of w. V. D. Chap.
man, Justice of Peace of Laure
Judicial Township; the June report
of the County Auditor of an ex.
animation of the books and &C
counts of the County and TOWNSHIP
officers.
The Board approved the aban-
donment, by the County Super
intendent of Schools, of School Dis
trict No. So. same being attached
to School District No. 81.
A call for sealed bids until Au-
gust 18th was made for n drop
platform type transport semi
trailer.
An agreement was executed with
the County Commissioners of Big
Horn County. regarding insect
control work.
The Board awarded the follow
ing contracts: for the installation
of water mains in District No. 127
to the Studer Construction Com
pany for $6,658.62; for the installa-
ton of water mains in District
No. 1874 to Walter j. Hoven for
$4,896.5O.
The Board approved the follow
ing appointments: Ishmael Yost,
member of the Weed Control
Board; Oliver M. Hill, full time
Deputy in County Assessors office;
DR.. Dean Grewell, Osteopathic
County Physician for a term of
two years; Mrs. Lock Boyles, ma
iron at County Jail and Clark
A. Stewart, Undersheriff.
Resolutions were passed by the
Board as follows: vacating and
abandoning portion of 23rd st.
No.; establishing a public road
way in section 1, township 1 So.
25E; creating districts No. 1876,
137, 1876, and 1879; authorizing the
issuance of special improvement
district bonds for $4,672.95 to Wal
ter j. Hoven for district No. 1913,
to Studer Construction Co. for
$6,787.85, District No. 1876; to Wal
ter j. Hoven for $1,695.36 for dis
trict No. 121; intention to create
district No. 1873; changing the
ward boundary of Ward No. 8 to
include the Sh of Block 5 and the
NJ of Block IL, Broadwater Sub
division to the City of Billings and
all of Block g.. Billings Heights
Subdivision; establishing a public
roadway 40 feet wide in Flanagan
Subdivision.
The following tax title sales
were made by the Board: j
To w. j. Belden and o. M. Bjork
for $515.00, lots 3-4-5 & 6, Block
%, Sugar Factory Addition, Bill
To W. J. O'Neil for $4,000, lots
13 and IA, Block 2, Youngs Sub
division, Laurel. /
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o. H. Helgoe, salary 9O.72
John B. O'Banion. salary $500
Robert Whitaker. services 1876
Juanita j. Logan, wages 1867
Marguerite Allen, wages 1857
Stewart Natter. services 800
Theo. Karls, services 800
Henry Howell, services 70. 300
Louis Heidema, services 800
Laurel outlook., 1950-08-23
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

To A. L. & Martha Baumpartner
for 100000. lots 3. A, 5 & 6, Block
8, Laurel Youngs. End Subdivision,
Laurel.
To F. N. Barney for $4,000,
Lots %, 20 & 80. Block L, Nut
ting Subdivision. Laurel.
To Schuyler M. and Mabel Del
camp for $1,000, Lots 5 q 6, Block
1, Nibbe.
To Schuyler M. & Mabel Del
camp for $4,000, lots Is, IA, Is &
16, Block 3, Nibbe.
To Schuyler M. & Mabel Del
camp for $1,000. lots 5 and 6, Block
To Schuyler M. G. Mabel Del
camp for $500, lots Is, 10, 20,
81 & %, Block 4, Nibbe.
To F. N. Barney, all lot 10 in
SWA section 16, rs, 24E for
$4,000.
To John E. Coffman for $4,000,
lots Z, s, 9 & 10, Block 213, End
Addition, o. T. Billings.
To City of Laurel for $4,000,
1/6 int. in lots 13, IA & Is, Block
/, E. Laurel.
To w. E. St. John for $4,000,
2/3 int. in WIZ SWA of e (. 8, AN,
34E.
The following claims were exam
ined, allowed, ordered paid and
warrants drawn:
Ralph D. Wyman, salary-..S 1888
Orville Zieske, wages 5000 l00.OO
Alden Dean Zieske, wages 5000
William D. Mccartney,
wages & mileage 1890 31C.3.
Cr,.rme Devener. salary 1850
Tom Mullowney, salary ct 115.oO
William M. Badgett.
wages ------------ -- oo'HO
John O'Donnell. wages
d mileage ---------~ Aoo'oo
salary & mileage 335.75
Ray Hearty, salary -.~-.- 24.C0
The Montana Power 1911
Company, electricity 1850 23.44
NATL. Comm. on Boys &
G. Club, supplies .-.---- 7.5O
Auditor, reimburse o
petty cash ------""---- o'00
Auditor, reimburse
petty cash ....-.------ 5.lo
NTH. States Tel. & Tel. -
Co., tele. serv. -.---~. $500
Scott Foresman & Co.,
supplies Z.lz
Montana State Industrial
Sch, care of inmates - 265.5O
Mont. State Industrial
Sch, care of inmates -... 25.44
William G. Mouat,
mileage & Expenses ...-- Toll
The Montana Power Co.,
electricity ......------. 1918
The Montana Power Co.,
electricity ......---.- 1878
laurel Funeral Home.
services LOU
Jenkins Blind Co., supplies 800
Jennie M. Jansma.
registering voters -..---- 80
Halls Machine Shop.
repairs 40
-ack Hoatson, motor
vehicle list ....--.---..-- 25.OO
1illyard Sales Co.,
supplies 164.5O
1azette Printing Co.,
supplies 1856
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Mildred B. Crosby,

Mildred b. Crosby
services 9.0O
Curley-Naylor Elec. Co.,
b Z.bo
Billings Times. publication $50
Billings Gas Company,
supplies Sl.UU
City Water Dept, water. 96.51
Billings Hardware Co.,
supplies o.4U
E. & R. Office Machines,
repairs Z.Zo
Bancroft Whitney
Company, supplies ........ $3.50
Wallace A. Bent. mileage 81
Laurel Outlook, printing 1,3o5.Oo
The Northern Garage.
storage & gas -.--.-.. 17.1O
Albert Thomas, expenses 5.5O
w. V. D. Chapman, fees. 800
prisoners 1,O6S.1O
Albert Thomas, board of
fed. prisoners ...-.-.-- 1910
Albert Thomas, board of
hmm. prisoners ...-..-.- 6O.OO
The Willis Sales, supplies 1920
Trott Printing Co.,
supplies 5.65
Albert Thomas, mileage 23.22
County Auditor, reimburse
petty cash ...-.------- 65.Oo
Mrs. Dora Belle Cutrene,
soldiers burial ...-.-..- 10000
Harvey G. Thiel ...~--.-- 14.OO
U. S. Post Office,
postage 5000
Chas. Slough. supplies ..... $500
Robt. Taylor, salary $1,000. $50
Albert Thomas,
criminal mi. 555.O3
Harry Michaelis, services 5000
Industrial Accident Board,
insurance-Acc. Var. ..... 1887
Frank E. Lundauist.
repairs ...-..------.. o.ZO
Willis Sales, supplies-Var. 1890
Albert Thomas, Sheriff,
mileage 1886
Schiltz & Sheehy, legal
fee-Dist. 116 ..-.~~. 10000
Cash-Way Lbr.,
oaRPllSo
The Midland Review.
Adv.-Co. Comm. ... $50
j. DeMers, services ..... $3.50
E. M. Farr. M. D.,
wages & mileage ...-... 1926
Paper Co..
supplies 1910
DR.. Edwin C. Segard,
autopsy 5000
Robert T. Rogers, supplies 1899
Ross Photocopy Co.,
photostactic plats ...-. 3.75
Inc, office
chair 54.60
The Billings Times,
publication Dist. 1875 -. 1925
Accident Board,
insurance-Acc. 1895
Yell. Valley Medical
Society, services 1900
Samuel Werner, services 1900
Hardware Co..
supplies 1885
d. Searle & Co.,
supplies 1896
'rice's Pharmacy,
medicine ...-.--..~.--..-- 1884
he Montana Power Co.,
electricity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3l.3O
Ioppers Billings Floral &
Nur., supplies ....-... 1000
harrington Surgical
Supply, supplies ...-...... 33.981
:. H. Farr, M. D.,
wages & mileage ......... 267.41
'ennett's Drug Store, .
medicine ..-.....-....- 4.53 u,
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Ada B. Clark, services . 800
w. E. Wilson. services .- 800
Mareine Mayo, services 1.5O
Willard F. Hagenson,
services 1.5O
Mrs. Chas. M. Hill,
services 1.50
DR.. holland Fisher,
services ...~ 1.5O
Continued on Page Eight
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman
and children were Friday evenint
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Donalt
Balmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winegardnel
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Younk.
man.
Mrs. Chilcothe of Indianapolis
spent the week end with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Earl Younkman and family.
Mrs. Mabel Jennings and Mrs
Mamie Binkley We're Friday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Flem-
ing, Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyee Ernest and
sons were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huber ana
family.
Carol Jean Frantz was Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. WAYNE
Zimmerman and family. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Dwight Frantz, Mrs. Ethel
Badertscher and Mrs. Edith Bader-
fischer were callers in the afternoon.
Week end callers of MIR. and Mrs.
Russell Huber and Mrs. Niswander
were Mrs. Clara Niswander, Mrs.
Alma Griffith, Mrs Charlotte Rohr-
bach, George and Mollie Niswander.
Mrs. Sarah Oates and Mrs. Raw
Pilkington and daughter of Wester-
vile, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond stratton
entertained for Sunday dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Woodhead, Mrs.
Cora Huber and Mr.. and Mrs. JOY
Huber and daughter Sandra.
The w. S. c, S. of Pleasant Hill
will entertain the w. S c. S. of
Wesley Methodist church, Lima, this
Thursday afternoon at IN. in
the church. All members are urged
to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach
and Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Jennings
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Gratz
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stratton and
son have moved into the Orton
Stratton residence. 0rton is residing
at the home of his son Raymond
Stratton.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Huber, Mr..
and Mrs. Berdell Huber and Eta 10
Maynard visited Dale Huber at
Bainbridge, Sunday.
Carl Doriot of Buffalo, N. Y,
former Bluffton resident, visited
friends here Saturday.