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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-700 bales End cut
ting alafalfa, put up without
rain; 8 springer heifers, 2 regist-
cred Corriedale ewes, bred to
registered Corriedale buck; 3
yearling Corriedale and Delaine
ewes r. T. Guy, phone 1880. Its
FOR SALE-1947 Allis Chalmers
W. c. tractor and cultivators.
Starter, lights and power lift.
Has had very little use. Case II.
d. bottom IA in. plow; Oliver
disc, z #. II. ID. 18 in. discs, used
one season. Two wheel H. D. I'M
plement trailer, z x II on ZOO x
90 tires, with grain tight bed.
oak II #. land drag. Will sell
separately or as a unit for less
than price Of new tractor. Roy
E. Cary, l mile northwest of
New California. 1t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-2 heifers, coming
with first calves. Porter Knis-
ley, 5 mi w. on Rt. 33. It's
FOR SALE-20 feeder pigs,
double immuned; 200 bales of
nice bright timothy hay put up
without rain. j. Chester Hull 3l2
miles s. w. of Claiborne. It's
FOR SALE-About $50 head of
White Leghorn hens, price
S1.50 per head, William Herchen-
hahn, location 2 mi. n. of New
Dover, 0. Its
FOR SALE-2 homeless milk
goats Bred to freshen this
spring. 3 and 4 years old. S1700
each. Betty Hoffman, 2 miles
south of Marysville. Its
FOR SALE-fertilizer corn plant
er; good wagon with corn rack;
double disc; single cultipacker
good drag. c. E. Erdsley, w
Mansfield, o. Phone U-116. It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-1942 John Deere
pickup baler in good condition
with motor, also some wire. Rob
ert Wollam, 31A mi. S. of Magnetic
Springs, Marysville Rt. 3. Its
FOR SALE-20 head of Corrie-
dale ewes, age 1928 year old
ready to lamb the 10th of Feb
L. L. Foster, located / mo. n. Of
York Center, on State Route 739.
Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06
armerS'
Exchange

FOR SALE-Holstein bulls, 2
very good, 600 lbs, will trade
for old bulls or other livestock.
Phone after Z p. m. 23-M Wood
stock. 1-19-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-Duroc gifts to far
row in March and April. w. l..
Harrington, on route 81 between
Byhalia and Somersville, phone
Byhalia 227. It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-About 400 bales of
mixed hay, call Don. d. Car
mean, phone 6625. 2-6-lt"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-100 bales dry wheat
straw, wire baled. E. B. West
lake, $50 Buckeye st. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-300 bales of mixed
hay; 800 bales of straw, round
bale. Located three mile north of
Marysville on Kentcn rd. l948
WHY'S Jeep, excellent condition,
10000 miles, Charles Perkins,
Redwood, o. Rt. 3, phone 478l.
2-2-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-530 bales of timothy
hay, wire bale. John K. Scheid-
erer. l mile east on the Watkins
rd. Phone 1882. It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-Two o. I. c. regis
tered boars, ITO lbs; one Duroc,
125 lbs. all treated. Phone 23-M
Woodstock after z p. m. 1-l9-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-15 T. mixed hay,
priced to sell. James Weiser,
Ridgeway. Phone Mt Victory
C-66. 2-2-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-Choice alfalfa hay,
mi. e. of Magnetic Springs,
on River rd. T. L. Winston, Os-
trander. 2-2-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06
John Pfarr Jr. Auctioner
Richwood, Ohio


Having decided to quit farming and in order dissolve part
nershp the undersigned will better
M Hanawa miles southeast of Kenton eghr
miles north of Mt. Victory. miles of the Wolf Creek
Church four miles southwest Pee Station and just off of the
Old trail IN
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-2 male hogs. Real
individuals. Clarence Schalip,
phone 7031. 1tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE "Silvertomahawk"
registered spotted stallion. Bob
Hart, Sunbury, Rt. 2. l-30-3t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE-Clinton oats. Chas.
Sivey, Redwood Rt. l, 212
miles northwest of Essex.
2-6-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06
PAGE FIVE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

The undersigned cwYnn Adm. of the estate Of Haiti
Kian deceased will sell public auction the late residence
the deceased in Pharisburq. Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

FOR SALE--2-wheel trailer with
stock rack, 2 good tires, one
practically new. Emanuel Blu
menschein. Phone 1854. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

T'remsurefss Office Union County
MarysvilIe. Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-02-06

Registered caved January 26 1943 to reshen May 19;
registered calved August 49,
registered caVed January 1912 milking
heavy registered cayed December H. 941 due to eshen
"a registered March 1940 reshen July
= feeed cow caved April To- 1913 due to eshen March 8;
ered caved July 81 194 due to esen September
ered caved September
registered
caved August TO- l945 eshen registered
ca1Ved TO- 945 hee calf
sered calved February 947 with heifer
registered caved January 94 fresh with her calf sde
heer eaVed january 948 open registered hefer
l948 registered December
l94g four large extra nice Hoen grade cows in milk rebred
artay olStein grade eShen
old HoSen heer yearing
eters All above herd large Hosen of excellent
producers All heifeTs
hood The artfcay the
sireS All T. B. and Bangs tested the
Evening star., 1950-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT

PONTIAC 194s sedan-cpe.; hydra
Matte, radio. heater. This is . one.
owner car in new car condition
thI. throusheut; s1295 9@os Sssh trade w,2 or
PONTIAC 1917 streamliner sed.; s
cyl; r. and h; excel; battleship
gray; sac. 1850. XII. S-9132. p!
PONTIAC 1889 club coupe; splendid
condition.; sacrifice; Sl49 full price.
ROPER 18th and R. I. ave; ne.
PONTIAC 1e46 4-dr. sed.; r. and h,
black finish. good interior. Glad to
demonstrate, 1895. Guar Terms
and trade: SID WHLBoRN MO
TORS. 5000 Ga. ave. 81. 1888.
PONTIAC 1s4s e-cylinder sed.; very
clean throughout. l owner, r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic transmission, low
mileage. Glad to demonstrate.
aHsr' an wTRoN TsTms snd na6as s5ads 81 sGao ;ass
s5s 1899 fs :is5 'ss' a P,ss &c: 'ssg: s:
sTUDEBAKER 1e4i ch. cl. cpe.; re-
tirst SII5o takes it. Wo. 9ssl'
sT6DEsAkEk nh kEk. 1s47 Champion Re- Regal
De luxe coupe; studebaker radio,
climatizer and defroster, low mile
age; one owner: Studebaker preci-
sion engineering means longer wear
Bonded. s945. BUTLER BONDED
CARS MAKE GOOD OR WE DO"
:t-day driving trial, 3Q-day warranty.
SAVE By LOW RATE BANK FL
NANCING. LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. NV, DI. 0110 Open
I'll 9; Saturday and Sunday til 5.
STUDEBAKER AS Commander Land
cruiser sedan; here is Studebaker's
luxuriously appointed automobile
which averaged over "a miles per
gallon In the Grand Canyon econ
omy run; equipped with gas saving
and motor saving overdrive, China
tizer, defroster. african cushions,
laxing hin holder gives you that that
studebaker. famous design. style and
81, ,4s5. BuIr.M.eoNDED cARs
MAKE GOOD OR WE DO" 3-day
driving trial. so.day warranty.
I'll aif1 al:s ss.asa.9 4: r.. .nd P sued.s oa.s a fe
srUDInAKEa "a. 1913 Z, oss s:daa; .ss ssuiaPpsa'
sAiEss. 1881 Blsdensburs I'd Ii.
sTT1SgsAkER sT11SSGGi 1910 s-pa... coupe;
ssssi ss:s os9 ssnd wl P7s ssss party; s2sii is or
sTUDEBAKER 1s4i Champion sedan;
1916 motor; radio and china tizer;
good mech. cond.; 5000. WI 1850.
10
Evening star., 1950-03-17
AUTOMOBILES poR SALE

HYMoUTH 1e4s 4sdr; sedan; special
de luxe: approx; TO- 900 mi; S1,650;
pvt; owner; call TR. 42ss or 10.
PIYMoujTH 1s4s Suburban: 1-owner
car; condition excellent; s1,4s5.
PIYMoUTH Ply HiIi' 80 4-dr.; l owner: Orig
inal spotless black finish, r. and h.,
eexeeptionally clean 1 int interior GWsi exesl-
MOTORS, Washington's Oldest Pack
aId aTd ssao' dealer' Is Kennedy st. 5G niw''
PLYMOUTH 40 2-dr.; AT engine:
for quick sale; 1895. S135 down.
Royal Roy. :. MOTORS. WashIngton's s
PLYMOUTH I94l business coupe;
1925. or best offer. 1901 Georgia
rEYM6UTH fSsi 5iT 'ss a-dr.; new pa paint
and seat covers. 4 excel. tires, very
ed4 eeF onh sfoRs aoEs psa sRs s1sR ssp
TAKoMA MOTOR CO. 81 Carroll
ave, TX. PIX, Nd. sH. 30o0.-17
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-door sedan. r.
sl.15o or best offer. TR. sosa after
PIYMouTH 1885: s1as or best offer;
nAopoA hSSA ANAius. XVII GlICot pdooCN
D. c. insp; Fog INSPECTION sli H
pIYMoUTH IL niGji r. 40 So;sS Sedan; equipped @ a
quality car, 1889, $3.50 down Why
pay more? AUTO WHqLsssALERs' NE
PLYM. '36 4-dr.: excel. gas-oil mi;
WI. 500e, Sat, Sun. or after 3.
PONTIAC 194e Torpedo 2-dr. sedan;
RANDALL MOTORS, nc chrysler-
Plymouth P y J Dealer, sad 18th and M ssts.
poSTrAS 3 VI s6' 1922, 1897 "s" 4-dr. wis sedan;
kANpALh sha e aSoToRs. NC. IT, sSalss: eSrss.
sts. NV. INK. 1860. is
maculate throughout; only $s9b fun
cash cas- PElHs tsJms sna soa, bank snd fnang-
rSSrIac sSs; 81: 1A7 ssnsss;rsl0l.: ssas; own OWNER;
Dsrfeet i..shes Ees ,e nss1ior Al ena :ns,ns
and tires; guarsntssd; 81 1875. $500
sSE sons odsst S2yA pseP.xa M2T4Rs D.s.. W:.nf Is
roSTfHS reosShhiSS 1s4s 4. lux. sseS seS,neste e
fully equipped; immaculate; $L795.
Open ~ pm. RON PoNT1AC.
PONTIAC .194s sedanette; fully
equipped; immaculate; S1.395. Open
II 8 pm. RON PONTIAC, INC,
1920 Wis. ave, OIL. 5000. III
PONTIAC 1e4S convertible; Hydra
r. and h.; immaculate: ST. .4e5. Open
til 8 pm. RON PONTIAC, INC.
1920 Wis. ave, OIL. 5000. -17
PONTIAC 1941 "s" cylinder club
coupe; beautiful condition; radio,
heater. etc; sacrifice: 1915; original
swneT; svs ROPER" 18th and 3. &; I.
roNrIA6 aie; 1s47 e-eyl,nd.r club eospe;
as;Sof .s|;y i's|B .ssS .ssSs s:ss
PONTIAC 1e49 etreamliper ssdan
radio. heater. Hydra.Matic. white.
wHEEl.MosILf: 81. .ee6. Only Stss
4eyn. $I1.67 week. WHEEL R,
PONTIAC 1e41 s-dr-Tn,s = 70
days best buyi 30 hurry 90 down
snd 500 this, nns. sAr TO-DAY; nw
&gxynr Dsk9Teooss DkTos 'ee5 e.. '9Ss fs,a s11s1Ea; BETH
1901 MINI. ave. ne, LU. 4-4100
PONTIAC 1913 sedanetts - Your
search is over. This is I'll A low
bullet shaped body and custom
sogTHEAsP sa5le5sa 9teras noroR only co. 81 ferd 1sS
Dealer, 1901 MINI. ave. ne, LU.
Evening star., 1950-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER as Commander Land
cruiser sedan: here Is Studebaker's S
luxuriously appointed automobile
which averaged over "a miles per
Gallon In the Grand Canyon econ
and motor saving overdrive, china
tizer. defroster. airfoam cushions,
nylon cord upholstery, and the relax
ing hillholder gives you that proud
out in front feeling with stude;,
a4sAIG; 81 4s5. aBGTLER BoNpEp SSTI oV1aFa cARs
MAKE GOOD OR WE DO" 3-day
SAVE BY Low RATE BANK Fl
NANCING. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
It'll 8; Saturday and Sunday It'll 8.
f.thsr .ae aedso salsy
manship; climatizer and defroster
sada.s and radio; z lev milssgs IS aMh B%sler
ED CARS MAKE GOOD OR WE
Rsirant1 aaz SAVE a1sslnS By 'Tao Eow ssafE gHf
BANK FiNANcING. LEE b. BUT
sI1S.x. Ss1ISS; oPsp II I'll .; saturday and
sJSPEsakeh sIab asa1s ast5 e e0"nsnfss ana H
JET MOTOR SALES. INC, 2725
Nichols ave. s.e, 10. 2-0336. 10
sTUDEBAKER l94s sedan: equipped,
a quality car: s1,oa4, SEQ down,
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg rd. Ii.
3-SSOO. -22
TERRAPLANs "a cdr. Not a beatty,
Just honest low cost Transportation;
$40. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
e Ford Dealer. 920 Bladensburg rd.
WILLYS 1850 station wagons: execu-
tives' cars. never titled; buy now at
substantial savings. 81 HAWKINS,
WfLLYS 1947 pickup truck splendid
condition.. sacrifice; S795. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
wILLYs JEEP 1e4s panel delivery;
mechanically ok. excel. appearance.
$s95. Terms and trade. Quaran-
tsed, SID wEILBoRN MOTORS,
5000 Ga. ave. 81. 1888. lie
WILYs JEEP 1947; in very good
sondition. 1000 actual miles;
$500. Gail MR.. RAMEY, AL. 9544.
-l9
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

NeXtra-rO0my extra luK-
uriOus) with new upholstery
new cOlOrs-neW appointments
placing Chevrolet far ahead
in both beauty and comfort.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
NEW sTHEsTAR
BODIES BY FISHER

tln sparkling new color harmo-
nies) Now more than ever "the
most beautiful bodies builtH-in-
side and Out-exclusiVe to Chev-
rOlet and higher priced cars.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
HARRng ngCTON

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

epcnt sunday with Mr. und Mira
Melvin lr0hat
Mrs, HollH llopklna spent Sntur.
dNy with her daughter and family
Mr. Hnd Mira, Roland Ellera, of Far.
mlngtOn
The Sunshine Band Of the
SeNenih-Day Adyentlat Church An
HARRINGTON Visited the Stewart
Numlng Home IN Greenahorn Sat.
urday and rendered n program for
the patlents,
Mr. and Mira, John Wallis and
Family of Pennsylvania have moy.
ed ON Delaware Avenue. Mr. Wana
~ connected with the Huber nread
Co, y"
brinton Holloway who waa m
laat week, has returned To hls dlak.
Mr. and Mira, Herbert Rothermel
ana Nh ANA Mra, Harry Mlnner
were dinner gueats OF Mr. and Mrs.
hOlieE Mlhner Ia their new home
on Delaware Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Clnld FRY, Sir, ana
Mr. and Mrs, Cloid lnv, ,r apent
sunday evening with Mr., and Mrs,
Winnie breeding of near Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Cannon. of
greenwood, ana Mr. and Mrs.
Vhmlea Stuart OF DroXel Ulu. Pa.
epent Sunday with Mr. and Mra,
Morrison stuart,
Mr. aud Mra, Alfred Mack enter.
l0ihed over the weekend Mr. and
M@, tharlea Hendrix 0r Chlneoloas
gue.
MlAs Marion Raul, Mlaa Grace
Wanda Quillen Nud Louis Ilohha
Hpent SUNDAY IN Washington
Me ana Mira, lMrV u, Qunlen
and dNNRhtoE lnga, anent the week.
end with Mr. and Mira, Layton AYR.
ea or SeAf0rd
Mr. ana Mira Alfred IlRughley ON.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Afs Clarence liaek spent Wed
nHaaas in Miim
ara fahH Nelson and Mra VIII
iaaih lahali spent sunday with Ar
aha 4fh Elmer Bullock.
nf ano Mrs. Joseph Ronesev an.
itfiaihea Saturday evening Mr. ana
Afa clifford Outien and family ane
ahd Afa Walter Meanicf NM
famng
~ and Mrs James Goodwill and
eeh Jimmy and Mr and Mrs
henry Noble spent Sunday IN no.
hohofh
az and Mra Raymond Dean
hefe GUESTS ~ Nr aud Mira Wright
~ eaefalshnrf sunday
Af aud SIRE Jack Morris of pit.
.sAhfsh. spent the weekend with
and Afs William swain
Af end Mrs William Outten en-.
trftalhed ic dinner sunday Mr. and
Aifa Robert Collins. SIR and Mrs
iea ward. SIR and Mrs James
Lfhfh. George and Ward Collins.
Ail AIRS George Ward aud Herbert
ana Fanny COLLINS. 81 laurel.
Sizes Emma Richards attended
lhe siatf library meeting al Milford
Saturday.
81 and Mrs. Charles Jerread
eelsbfaied their 10 wedding anniy.
fseafy Monday
A'f and Airs Howard Hitehene
end son Howard III. have return
sa ~ New York after spending
.oiif tiine aiih Mr and Mrs. n. w
Mfa Leonard Taylor. Mrs. VIII
liaih shaw. Mrs Alice WlN. and
aifh Eugene Anderson spent We'd
heaaay in Wilmington.
BITS d a Smith spent Monday
ih Wilmington
Aif and Mrs John g Parks Wis.
iiel ln tasion hast Sunday.
AIRS john Bheidrake Is confined
az home with pieurlsy
Af and Mrs Fulton Downing ana
daughter Elaine. Mrs. goekrlder
END MRS John q Parks spent last
Monday in Phlla.
Alfs Raymond Wilson has re.
turned % her home in Wilmington
aiief spending three weeks Win
hrf mother Mrs o q. Passmore.
Afh 3 q Adams entertained her
bridge club Thursday afternoon
Aias Betty Patton. Of phlla.
i'enf TIE weekend with Mr. and
Aiie hflnion Holloway.
Af and airs John u. Holloway
entertained % dinner in honor or
Lrlnion holloAay's birthday sun
day
Gertrude and Bobby Baynard
Donald kahe. and Laura and lsa,
~ " hiah are home on spring va
eaiiou from the University Of Dela.
haff
Art e. r Beauehamp entertain.
ea Aer bridge club Thursday after
no0n
Af and Mrs G. Fred Wilson
spent Tuesday in Wnm
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Mrs. Harry L. lloyor has been m
Mr. aud Mrs, Theodore Jory nnt
daughter aud Mr. and Mira. Robert
jory, 0f Beaf0rd, attended tho flow,
er show IN New York last week.
Mrs A. G. Croadlek remnlna nI
az her home on Commerce street
We all wish for her speedy re.
cOvery.
Mrs Fred Groenly and Elizabeth
Ann spent Friday IN phln.
Harry Cunningham and son, Bob.
BY of Wilmington visited Mira
Geneva Tucker Sunday
Mrs. I II William, OF PedorAla.
burg, Mrs Myrtle Donovan and aon.
OF Oak Grove and Mira. Ruth Me.
Donald, Of Seaford. npent SUNDAY
with Mr. and Mrs, II, G. Austin.
Mr.. aud Mira Norman oliver ON.
lertained several friends Saturday
evening. wy
Mrs. Joseph Konoaey, Mra Nor
man oliver and Mira. Leonn
k0nlgan spent Friday IN Wnm
Mr. and Mira. y. \. Richards. of
Wilm, spent tho weekend with
their parents. wv
p 5. Richards, Sir has returned
after spending some time IN the
Delaware Hospital, Wllm. whore
he under went an eye operation. lle
u much improved
Greely Brown n lll al tho homo
OF his daughter, Mrs, samuel
Raughloy.
Mr. and Mrs W, Il. Massey nj.
tended the funeral OF Mira. Maaaey'a
aunt. Mrs, Elizabeth l.ee, al Sudler.
hvllie, Md, Sunday.
Mf' and Mira Paul stuart, of
Phlla, spent Tuogday and Wednn,.
day OF last week with Mr.. ana Alra
Clarence Mlnner.
MISS Elizabeth Sapp hna return.
cd 20 her home after amending moot
oI the wintor with her nenhew. Ro.
bert william Sapp, Of New Cnallo.
Mrs. clara Watts has returned af.
ter spending some tlme with hn,
Allan Clark OF Eaaton,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Moore ara
eeelVlns congratulations upon the
Difth Of a son Sunday Ia the Della.
ware Hospital, Wilmington,
Mr.. aud Mrs Norman brown, ana
luuehter, SuaNn, spent Thuraduy
Ia Wilmington. ''''''
Mrs Mary Williamson, Of llartly.
g spending the week Win \ns
lella Hopkins. "
Mr.. and Mrs George Vapaa apent
Saturday IN Wllm
}, Herbert Nlchola, Of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

tertOinod the Loyal Workers bible
VlNhs OF Trinity Methodist Church
Monday evening,
All stores IN Harrington will be
closed Good Friday from . To 3.
EnulRn Ted pstr0ck, of Charles.
tom y, G., visited Mrs. Helen Tyriw
over the weekend.
Bobby Swami, son Of Mr.. and
Mib, Robert Swami has been IN.
but Ia much improved.
Patsy Swami, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs, Robert Swami. celebrated
her 9th birthday Thursday. Her
guests We're; Nancy Harrington.
kOnna 10 MCHnatt, Terry Grussell
ana Ronnlo Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown and
Mr, and Mrs, Clold Fry, Sr.. called
on Mr. and Mrs, Robert Collins. of
near Brownsville Sunday.
Mrs, Lillian May McCroady aye
90, wife Of the late John Ernest Nc
Vready died az her homo SUNDAY
Wterhoon, April after long m
ness, Funoral services will he held
at the Berry Funeral Home. Har-
rhRtoM Thursday afternoon, April
q Nt : y, M IN charge OF the Rev.
!, Harry Wright ntermont viii be
IN Hollywood Cometory.
Mrs MCCroady n survived by
rive daughters; Miss Edyel Me
VreNdy, Mrs Marie MoVoy aud Mrs.
Clara White, OF Harrington. Mrs.
Marguerite GoWrdl, of Farming
ton, and Mrs Louise Fltghugh. OF
CAMBRIDGE, Md two sons. RAY
mond McCready, Of Pennington.
and Pfc, John McCroady, 4. :,
Army stationed near Baltimore.
threo grandchildren and three sis.
tera' Mra Nellie TWbman, ana Mrs
Grace FitShUgh, of Cambridge. and
MrS, Mamie Weodon, of buffalo.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Mrs. Mabel Avis Bradford, age 54,
died at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. jeanette Bradford Norris Sun
day morning, April ., after a long
Illness. Funeral services We're held
az the Berry Funeral Home. Har-
rington. Wednesday afternoon in
charge the Rev. J. Harry Wright.
pastor Of Asbury Methodist Church.
lnterment was in Hollywood Gene
terry Beside her daughter. she is
survived by her mother, Mrs. f. L.
Derrickson, Harrington; three sis
ters, Mrs. Marion Lightcap. Wilm..
and Mrs. Anna Tucker and Mrs.
Catherine Carson, both OF Harrine-
ton; and three brothers; Charles
H.. Frank and Augustus Derrickson
all Of Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

For protection and convenience.
good yard lighting is a must. Bill
calvert, extension agricultural en-
gineer at the University Of Della
ware points out that a yard light
helps In moving about the farm
stead at night and also discourages
thieves and providers.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Death Ends Rebel
Wedding

RANGOON II lP A notorious
communist leader. Bo Seik. was
playing a grim game Of hide-and-
seek with Government troops. 10
SEEK wanted to celebrate his mar
riage. He tidied up his Jungle hide
out. prepare da feast.
Then he summoned his friends
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

and the forest glade echoed musis
and laughter as the Red leader. his
bride and their guests sang and
danced At the height of the fas-
tlvities, Government troops burst
in upon the scene.
The rebel reached for his run
He was beaten 90 the draw. Fgr
the bridegroom there was death. FOR
the bride, mourning.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Any way, and every way, you
measure it FIRST and
Finest =. at Lowest Cost!

Yes It's easy TO identity the beH b,y in cars when
the margin of superiority is as clear and over.
wheming as it is in the new 1850 Chevrolet
Measure size, and youN find Chevrolets the
longest heaviest car in It's tleld-b0 none Measure
styling and beauty, and you1l find It's the only
car IN Its field with the world.famouS Body by
Fisher Measure dririNSeGSe, and you'll find that
only Chevrolet offers you your choice of the finest
no'Shgf driving or the finest standard driving-at
lowest cost. Measure performance, rldlne.eomtort
and SGtety, and you' find It's the only low.prieed
cor combining the extrO-etGeient Vave.in,Heod
Engine, the extrO-Smooth Knee.Aetlon Gliding
Ride and extrO-dependOble CeutSale Hydraulic
BrakeS
And ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS alone provides all
these and many other ine-oar advantages at the
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

lowest prices and with such low operating and
upkeep costs.
Come nl Sec the Chevrolet for 1850. And we
know you'l agree that, any way and every way
you measure it, it's first and finest al Iopest cost
Introducing chOwOloiS Exclusive New
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
eENTzR-PoNT STEERING

Assuring a remarkable degree
of steering ease, under an driv-
ing conditions n another vital
feature found only in Chevrolet
and more expensive cars.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
CURVED WINDSHIELD

CURVED WINDSHIELD
with PANORAMIC VISIBILITY
Tin Fisher IJnisteel Bodies) Sup
plying extra vision all around
the -car-eXtra bOdy-streneth and
durability-eKtra safety-protec-
ton for you and your family.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
BIGGEST or AlL
LoW-PRicED CARS

Biggest in every way. for Chew
r0let is the longest heaviest car
IN It's field, and has the widest
tread, an Of which contributes
to maEimum stability and safety.