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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-03

Her many friends are con-
graduating Mrs. Albert E. Ar
cher upon her eighty-seventh
Birthday, which occurred on
Thursday. February %. The
real celebration came on sat
urdav with dinner for her and
some friends at her home on
HAN Place. Gifts. flowers and
messages made it a happy time
Cor Mrs. Archer. who makes her
home with her niece. Miss Eiiz-
sbeih @. Stidham.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-03

HILE we are work
ing under a new
heading this week,
the calendar says
that Spring does not
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-03

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Walls
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Betty Powell,
70 Mr.. Donald Munro Sander
son. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence II. Sanderson Of West
Orange. n. J. Miss Walls is a
gradaate Of Milford High school
and attended Beacon College.
Mr.. SandersOn is a senior at
Lehigh University and a men,
Der Of Sigma Phi Epsilon and
Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternities.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Capitol Limited 10 Add
-Four New Sleeping Cars

Four new all-room sleeping
cars will go into service Monday
on the Baltimore g. Ohio's Capitol
Limited. running between Chicago
and Washington.
The new cars are the first of 10
ordered for the Capitol Limited
Each of them has six bedrooms
and 10 roomettes. Adjacent bed
rooms can be joined to provide
a large sitting room, with four
arm chairs. by day and large
bedroom, with twin beds, by
night.
The cars have bright interior
color schemes and f1oWered win
dow drapes. The cars will be
named after rivers or creeks the
train crosses.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Police May Collect
Daylight Time Vote

Beat policemen may get the job
of collecting District residents
views on daylight saving time for
the Commissioners.
The city heads decided Thurs
day to take a public vote on the
subject. Legislation is pending
in Congress to give them author
ity to decide the question for
Washington.
In announcing the decision to
take an informal poll, the Com
missioners said they are consider
ing placing ballots at police
precincts and fire stations and
possibly other public places.
Commissioner John Russell
Young said yesterday, however, he
wondered whether a canvass by
the policemen of homes on their
beats might not result in more
accurate showing of public sentl-
ment.
The ballots will permit residents
to indicate whether they are for
or against daylight saving time, or
don't care either way.
Mr.. Young said he will take
his idea up with Engineer Com
missioner Gordon R. Young.
The Senate District Committee
has approved a bill to give the
Commissioners permanent author
ity to decide the question. Two
bills are pending before the House
District Committee. One would
give the Commissioners perma-
nent authority and the other
would limit the authority to q
year.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Jefferson-Bui|t House Owner
Tired Of Buffeting by Trucks

The cwner of one of Washing
tons oldest houses thinks it's time
trucks stopped backing into it.
Mrs. Jane E. Hardy's brick home
at 1914 Thomas jefferson street
NV, reputedly built by Jeffer-
son himself, was struck by a
trailer truck yesterday for the
second time in a year.
The truck, delivering plumbing
supplies, rammed the corner of
the house as it was entering a
narrow alley The alley separates
the house from the garage of
the Parkway Motor Co., Inc, 3040
M treeJ NV.
Mrs. Hardy said trucks have
been brushing her house two OF
three times a month" for several
years. The trucks supply Blocks.
Inc, plumbing supply firm at 3056
NJ street NV.
An iron cornerpiece was knocked
off yesterday and the bricks
were damaged. Last summer, Mrs
Hardy said, all the shutters on the
side of the house were scraped
off. Repeated buffeting also is
shaking the ceilings loose" in
side, she said.
The two-and-a-h story house,
of rcd brick is one of foIlr on
the lWo-block street that are re-
ported to have been built under
Jefferson's supervision. Jeffer-
son himself once lived at the other
end of the street, it is said.
Mrs. Hardy said she planned
to appeal to the Interstate Com
merce Commission for help in
keeping the big trucks out of the
alley. An ICC spokesman said
the commission has no authority
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Sporting Goods Store
Holds Formal Opening

A new sporting goods store had
its formal opening here today
under the joint management of
Jim Gibbons, radio sports expert,
and William (Biil) Spellman, for
mer manager of another downtown
store.
The store, called Champion
Sports, Inc, is at BIG Thirteenth
street NV. 1t will be open from
9 am. to 6 pm. daily except Sum
day.
Mr.. Gibbons is sports director
for The Stars stations. WMAL
and WMAL-TV. Mr.. Spellman
was general manager of the Sport
Center. Eighth and D streets
NV, for II years.
Evening star., 1950-03-25

in the matter, however. A spokes-
man for Traffic Director George
F.. Keneipp said the city also can
not restrict the use of the alley
Robert Carter, president of
Parkway Motor Co., said the win
dows on the alley side of his
building can't be opened now be-
cause Of the trucks. A window
was tern out by one last year,
he said.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Radio Club to Meet

The Washington Radio Club will
hold round-table discussion on
developments in amateur radio
equipment and techniques at it's
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in it's
headquarters, 1880 Fourteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1950-03-25
Medical Center Dance

A dinner-dance will be held at
8 o'clock tonight in the Officers
Mess of the Army Medical Center
at Walter Reed General Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-03-25

In 1949, more than II 900 United
States citizens motored through
countries of Europe.
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Whitney, 4S9 Fuller Ave. Miss
Whitney plans to make her home
here.
Little Miss AntOnette Hughes,
1868 Fourth Ave. So, entertained
her sister, Joyce at a surprise
welcome home party, Friday,
June 80. Miss Hughes served tuna
fish sandwiches, pop and a cake
which she baked. Guests were
Sandra Galbreath, Rosalind
Sims, Barbara and Beverly Rice.
The party lasted from four to six
and the time was spent playing
games. Sandra Galbreath, Rosa
lind Sims and Beverly Rice won
prizes for the games.
The Fourth Of July found Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Gage, 1912 Gin
ton Ave. So. entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wilson and grand
daughter at a picnic at Lake
Harriet. The guests present
were Messrs. and Mines. Clarence
Underwood, Arthur Lee, John
Cooke, Wesley Manney, Mines.
Sadie Fletcher, Walter McElroy
and granddaughter, and Mile
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. WilkersOn,
sos Fremont Ave. No, celebrated
their first wedding anniversary,
Sunday July 2. Their dinner
guests were Mrs. Mary Morris
and son and Mrs. Myrtis Land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Evans,
1886 Fourth Ave. So, had as
! their house guests DR.. and Mrs.
T. J. Woodford and two children
of Benton Harbor, Mich. and Mr..
Thomas E. Woodford of Kalama-
zoo, Mich. DR.. Woodford is the
nephew of Mrs. Evans and Mr..
| fOOhlOIu 10 IIlC ldliltI VI LII.
Woodford and the brother of
Mrs. Evans. They left the city
Monday, July 3 for their home
after spending the weekend in
the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Woods,
1S49 E. oath St., left the city Sat
urday, July 1. The Woods are
motoring to New York. Enroute
they will visit in Iowa, Chicago
and Ohio. In New York they will
visit relatives and friends. They
are expected to return to the city
within three weeks.
Mrs. Carl Ampey, Sc Royal
ston Ave. No, received news of
the death of her husbands bro
Their, Saturday, July l. Mrs. Am
pey in in Lincoln, Nebr., attend
ing the funeral. She left the city
Saturday, July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Hall, 1906
Second Ave. So. motored to Fox
Lake to enjoy the fishing there.
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ter Marienne returned TO the city
Friday, June 80 from a two
weeks visit to Los Angeles, Calf.
Mr.. John Beasley, s70l Fourth
Ave. So, returned TO the city
Wednesday, July 5. after spend
ing the Fourth OF July weekend
in Omaha, Nebr.
House guests at the home Of
Mrs. Pearl Benford, 500 K. 25th
st. are her brothers and their
wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stevens
of Lincoln, Nebr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Stevens of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred syprian. sb4
Bryant Ave. No, are the proud
parents of baby boy born Tues
day. June q at General hospital
and weighing six pounds. Mrs.
syprian and baby are home and
reported doing fine.
The Chorus Of Graham Temple
sponsored a program at the
church of Elder Sizer, Wednes-
day, July 5. The church Is located
at 325 Washington Ave. So.
Mrs. n. Slxer will be the guest
at a women's day program to be
given at Graham Temple, Sunday
July o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Renix,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Connie Landers, seas Fourth Ave.
So. Saturday. July 1. Games
were played and q luncheon was
served.
MIR. and Mrs. Connie I.Anders
plan to leave Saturday. July 9,
for Joe Wares Resort for an in
definite stay. They win spend
their time fishing, boating and
riding.
MIR. and Mrs. William Wilson
and granddaughter OF Chicago
are visiting in the city as the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Gage, s612; Clinton Ave.
SO. Mrs. Wilson is the sister Of
Mrs. Gage.
Vernon Jones' is confined to his
home with measles and a slight
case of pneumonia. Vernon Is the
son of Mrs. Anita Jones. 900
Bryant Ave. No.
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How Minnesota can
compete with
Venezuela and Labrador

1--WE READ IN DAILY NEWSPAPERS of iron ore
reserves in Venezuela" writes Robert d. Anderson,
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NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
This paper has the largest cir
and local or national med
Ium OF its kind has ever enjoyed
In this city.
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eph Mitchell, Matte Anderson,
Arville Tate, Lucille MCGEE, Ken
meth Judy. Raymond Patrick and
Harold Roberts. Mrs. Ingrid
cullum was demonstration.
Mrs. Annie Patterson of Lad
onia, Texas, arrived in Minneapo-
lis, Wednesday. July 8, to visit
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James Richey, 1903
Fifth Ave. So. Mrs. Patterson
was accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. l.. Bennett Of Mason
City, Iowa, where Mrs. Patterson
visited for the past three weeks.
The Sewing Circle of Graham
Temple held its regular meeting
Thursday. July 8. Mrs. Rose
Richey is president Of the club.
Mrs. Mary Stewart Early was
married in Kansas City, Kansas,
Friday, June 80 to Mr.. Frank c.
Carr. The ceremony was perfor-
med at Paseo Baptist church by
Rev. ID. A. Holmes. Attendants
for the couple were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Carr, brother and sister-in-
law of the groom. The couple Is
at home at 1916 Paseo Boulevard
in Kansas City. Mrs. Early Carr
viii return to the city some time
this week.
MIR. Rain Workout, $3.50
s. Smelling, received news Of The
death of his grandmother, MtE
Ella Workout Of Spokane, Wash.
The funeral viii be held today at
2:30 in Minneapolis. Mr.. Work.
cuff accompanied the body here
from Spokane.
Mrs. Charles Ballard and chill
dren, Charlene, Regina and Rom
aid, s12 Bryant Ave, No, left the
city three weeks ago for a visit
in Des Moines, Ia, with their par
ents and grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Cassell. Mrs. Ballard
returned to the city Saturday
evening, July 1, but the children
remained to spend the summer.
Mrs. Ruby Bobo. 9s Hyland
Ave. No, attended the Elks Con-
vention in Omaha, Nebr. Satur-
day, July 1.
Mrs. Charles Curry and daugh-
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PAST
and
PRESENT

PAST: Yes, lets go back TO
those good ole days when we
were kids. Shut your eyes and
put the present out of your mind.
Let the past unroll itself before
you. The past and all the gay
times it offered Remember
the N.N.C.'s hayride? 1t was out
to Circle s. Pat Foster was 60
ing with Gene White. Queen, Pet
ey vassar, was there with Her
schel Carrot. Jean Durand was
there. Connie Jones, Bev Jones,
Tom Hickman, Horace Collins,
Joan Perfect, and Joe Ray were
among the crowd. Afterwards,
everyone jouTneyed back to Bev.
Jones house for eats. Squeeze
Me" was the popular record that
night and for the nights to fol-
low The roller skating par
ties at the coliseum. Dick
Smith, Blanche Everson (Smith),
Villanova billiard, Red PRESLEY,
and Dave Williams were among
those that frequented such par
ties Dave Williams wrote a
lovely letter to Veronica Car
ruthers. Remember? =. The
Swing Club was in progress way
back there, too. Remember their
Pow-wow? The B. ]. NJ. p.
It's and B. J. T. HIS were on the
ball. Oh, what fun! -. Emily
Clark's 10th birthday party at
her home. l still have a piece of
gum that was being passed
around that night The Las
Doce Ninas gave a party at Pat
Fosters home. 1t was a couple
party. A few there were Bev.
Carroll and Horace Collins, Yer
onica Carruthers and Maurice
Mackey, Gloria Williams and
Jerry Bailey, Barbara Vassar and
Herschel Carrot, Rosamond
Miller and Bruce Williams, Belva
Pipes and Don Hall, and Connie
Jones and Tom Roberts Has
anyone forgotten Betty Scott and
Charlene Hall? know Del
Crushon hasn't. They were a
couple of swell girls that visited
our city from Peoria, Ill. ....
Look way back when Martha An
derson was ga ga over tall Robert
Belleson The Easter Play at
st. James when Marlene MCGEE
walked on stage doing the Camel
Walk. She was supposed to have
been crippled -. The Jivers
were going to sign the Bio So
Mo Trio up Joe Ray was the
playboy of the year 1947 ....
Back in 1916 Rosamond Miller
hit town in Shirley Temple curls
and a green shortie Donna
Williams got married .Corky
Kendall returned to st. Paul af-
ter many a years absence, and he
hadn't changed .. Barbara
Fields, the star tennis player.
She played like one would play
baseball Jean Durand's init
iation into the NN.C!!s =. The
Pow-wow in Gloria Williams
back yard -. Marlene Allen
was added to the Teen Times
staff All the girls were 60
ing after Maurice Hickman
Dick Shuck was playing piano
for the Jivers Al Durand was
writing his experiences for the
Teen Times. You know Al was
stationed in Germany during the
last war Three boys favorite
song was mo More Women
That's For Me All They Bring is
Misery" All the boys went
to camp at Hinckley, MINI. I re-
member one letter in particular.
Dear Myrrhene, you and 1 are
finished. / like you as a friend.
Please send me more fudge. q.
Erm Owens was wishing people
luck in her column in the Obser-
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CORRECTION: The shower
last week was given for Connie
Jones, not Connie Brown. Sorry.
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Mrs. Maurice Crouch, 1888 Aurora
Ave, and DR.. and Mrs. George
Berry, Jr., 975 st. Anthony Ave.
The Crouchs, Berrys and their
guests will go to Lake Winnebi-
gosh this weekend, the Crouch's
to spend the weekend and the
others will spend a week.
The NeighbOrhOOd Sewing Club
will meet on July Fl at the home
of Mrs. Beatrice Reed, 243 st.
Anthony Ave.
The Mines. Leroy Coleman,
Harry Chiles and Ollie Grantham
won first, second and third
prizes respectively at the Satur-
day, July 1 meeting of the
Pinochle Breakfast club. Guests
at the club meeting, which was
held at the home of Mrs. Earl
Brent, 1875 Carroll Ave, were the
Mines. Manley Rhodes, John Pat
ton, James Hughes, Lafayette
Fields, and Frank Smith and An
nette Hatton Robinson of North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray,
531 St. Anthony Ave, were hoi-
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Graham, sos Rondo Ave. at the
Graham's farm at Trade Lake in
Wisconsin.
The Twin City Debutante Co.
tillion, which was to have been
held Thursday, June 20, was not
held on that date, but will be held
at a later date, as was announced
by members of the planning COM
mittee.
Miss Margaret williams ar
rived in the city by plane Sunday,
July 2 to spend the summer
months with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Williams, 922 st.
Anthony Ave. Miss Williams is
a teacher in the public school
system in New York Arriving in
the city with her was seven
year old Sandy Rogers, daughter
of Mrs. Lila Rogers, formerly of
this city and now of New York,
and Mr.. Lathrop Rogers of this
city. She will spend the summer
with the williams.
The Friendship Sewing and
Social club celebrated the birth
day of Mrs. Bernice Duke in her
home at 682 Iglehart Ave. Sat
urday, July l. Mrs. Hattie Will
son of Topeka, Kans. was a guest
at the party.
Mrs. Martha Kraft of Lewiston,
Mont. is here visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Chester Patter-
son, 901 Carroll Ave. She VIII be
in the city until September l.
Leaving the City Friday July
for a three weeks vacation will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Louis White and
daughter, Cynthia Stone. 1877
Thomas Ave. They will first drive
to Bowling Green, KY, the home
of Mr.. Whites father. Then they
will drive to Ohio, Pennsylvania
and other points East, and into
Canada.
In the city visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. William Sayles, Jr., 500
Iglehart Ave, are her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lava Wilson and
her niece, Janet Napue of TOpe-
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ka, Kansas, and her grand
mother, Mrs. Pearl Payne of
Kansas, City. The Sayles' WIS.,
itors will be here for two weeks.
A group Of women in the COM
munity and their husbands will
get together at the home of Mrs.
James Roberts, SIT Aurora Ave,
Saturday, July s and form a new
social club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sutheriin,
us Carroll Ave, left the city
over the past week end, motoring
to Missouri. Mrs. Sutherlin's
mother will return with them to
spend a month visiting in st.
Paul.
Miss Myrtle Vassar of Detroit,
Mich, is in the city visiting with
relatives and friends. A former
st. Paulite, she plans to spend the
summer here. She is staying with
Mrs. Josephine Wade in Min
neapolis.
Houston JacEman Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Jackman
ST., 966 st. Anthony Ave, left
Thursday. July 6. after spending
six days in the city visiting with
parents and friends. Houston is
in the Navy stationed at the
Great Lakes Training Center, IL
linois.
Observing their oath wedding
anniversary Tuesday, June 81,
were DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Nor
ris, 31S N. Victoria st. They
celebrated with a family dinner
at home.
Mrs. Ada Jones, GA Fuller
Ave-, will return home soon from
a months visit in Missouri. She
is visiting her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones, and her grandson, William
Jr., in Kirkwood, Mo. She will
also visit with relatives and
friends in st. Louis, Mo, while
away.
Leaving the city for their vaca-
ton Sunday, July 2, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Danforth and two
children, Charles Jr., and Bar
bara Jean. The Danforths will
spend July 4th in Chicago, and
will then go to Pittsburgh, Pa,
Mrs. Danforth's home. Mr.. Dan
forth will return to st. Paul
soon, but Mrs. Danforth and the
children will remain there until
September.
Mrs. Harvey Hopkins, SIC Igle-
hart Ave, left the city Friday,
June % for Detroit, Mich. where
she will attend the wedding of
her sister, Miss There's B. Gill
lard. While out of the city she
will visit her relatives and friends
in Flint and Adrian, Mich, Chi
cago, Fort Wayne, Ind, Memphis,
Tenn, Vicksburg, Miss, Helena,
Ark, Oklahoma City, Okla, and
Kansas City. She expects to re-
turn to the city about August 1.
The Oakleaf Art club held its
annual picnic last month at
Como Park. Highhghts of the oc-
casion were fresh strawberries
over ice cream donated by Mrs.
Maude Harris and style show
presented by Mr.. Peacock. The
next meeting of the club will be
Monday, July 10, at the home of
Mrs. lone Brown, 5000 18th Ave.
So. Minneapolis.
A tea was held Tuesday, July 4
by the Friendship Sewing and So
cial club at the home of Mrs.
Bernice Duke, 682 Iglehart Ave.
for Mrs. l.. f. Hickman, 296 N.
st. Adams, and Mrs. Hattie Will
son of Topeka, Kans. Mrs. Hick-
man is leaving Saturday, July 8
on her vacation and Mrs. Wilson
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Marion Sayles.
Eunice Whitney, formerly of
Watonga, Okla, is in the city
visiting with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
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by
Myrrhene
Allen

vor. Some of her good wishes
were: ITO Rhoda Lyle, a hand
some man with loads of money,
personality and charm. To Mar
vim Reed, some new everything
for that wonderful car Of his. To
Rosie Mae Johnson. even larger
vocabulary than ever. ITO the Los
Caballeros, enough success to
make them the top club in the
TC, they deserve IL" Gene
Robinson was among those that
frequented the Mandslay Cafe Z.
The Rhythm Kings were making
big hit in Minneapolis &.
Marion Adkins had a crush on
Dave Williams E. One of the
questions in the Question Box Of
the Teen Times was: Who's
Rosie Johnson's new flame?". 4.
Remember Erm Owens and the
bathing suit that never got
wet?" g.. Open your eyes good
readers and let's hit the present.
Isn't as wonderful, Is it,
PRESENT: With half of us
scared as to whether there's go
ing to be another war or not.
there isn't much going on. Kids
meet in groups and talk about
world affairs instead of the fun
they're going to have. During
the last war, most of us were
just kids. We knew 1t as on, but
1t didn't bother us too much. But
II there's a war this time, it's
really going to hit Us. OTIS in
times like these that one wishes
he was young again, real young)
Harrison Williams rejoined
the Array on his 22nd birthday +.
Bev Carroll and Pete Vassar
went motorcycle riding Sunday
evening Elmer Morris and
Edward Morris hit Wisconsin
Sunday. wonder why? (smile).
You know, this town really
lvens up when Jack Jackman is
in. Could it be-? Roland
Grissam, Stan Stone, and Bit"
Buford were among those that
left for the EllSs Convention in
Omaha. They left Saturday. i
know Wen hear some tales when
they get back -. Have you
ever tasted Archie Given's malls?
They're pretty good even though
he does make cracks while you're
drinking them. His place sure
was crowded Friday night.
Couldn't breathe, there were so
many people. Saw Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mckinney, vii Girls
sam, Nash, Bill Dawson, and
coolies of others.
You know, one gets such a nice
view from Archie's windows.
(smile) Craig Williams has
a motorcycle q. Connie Brown
really stays in when Phil is out
on the road Erlyne Neal is
on the prowl Phyllis McCul-
Tough will hit our fair city some
time this week. / know somebody
is happy .. Lots of new boys
in town. If you want to know
who they are, ask Barb Fields.
She works (???) in the drug
store you know . Walter Lowe,
must ask you something some
time E. Have you heard Larry
Darnell's new record? He talks
on it too. Ask Maurice at the
record shop. He has it You
can buy Percy Hughes new re-
cord at the Melody Shop in Min
neapolis.
CORRECTION: The shower
last week was given for Connie
Jones, not Connie Brown. Sorry.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas JOB

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Johnson 4045 Oakland Ave. &c.
ertained Mrs Matte Anderson and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Nit
chel and family at dinner Sunday, July 2.
The Better Brush Co. held demonstration the home Of
Mrs Mary Johnson 4045 Oakland Ave. So, Monday July
Those present Mines Ray Dysar Charles Jackson JOS
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editor Of the Crosby Courier.
We've also heard quite a bit about
iron ore prospecting In Canada and
Labrador. Discoveries In those
countries amount to billions of tons
- mountains Of ore. Mining COM
panies are investing millions Of dol
lars into these foreign ore bodies,
and 1t won't be too many years now
before they begin importing ore
dug there"