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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Village Contracts
To Repair Streets
AT Meet Thursday
Only One Bid Made
For Project Here:
Other Business Listed

Bid of the Urbana Tar and AS
phalt Co. for the repairing of sew
eral streets in Marysville was ac-
cepted by the Village Council
during its regular meeting in the
city building Thursday night.
The bid of the Urbana Com
pany was the only one received
on the project but the councilmen
voted to accept it. Streets to be
improved include:
w. Third st. from Maple to
Grand ave; w. Sixth st from
Buckeye to Grove; Mulberry from
Ninth to Fifth; and all of Buck
eye, excepting from Sixth to
Seventh.
The Council received no bids
on the Plum st. bridge project
and voted to re-advertise for
them.
Councilman Fred Easton moved
to construct a sanitary sewer
from the Bakers Grocery on S.
Court st. north to the Library,
The proposed sewer would be
from Is inches in 18 inches in
diameter. The motion was passed
by the councika ay--z,-- *
Sergeant Taylor of the State
Highway Patrol was present al
the meeting and discussed the
problem of children under 16
riding motor bikes in the city,
He stated that all persons oper-
ating such vehicles must have
drivers licenses.
Fire Chief Kelvin Payne ask
ed the Council to obtain a contract
covering the fire protection at
the Ohio Reformatory for Wom-
en- near here.
There being no further business
the meeting was d journe d.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14

Real Bargains
Are Being Offered
Variety of Programs
Arranged as All
Business Men Enter

This is the big week.
The week of Marysville APP
probation Days.
The occasion when the bust
ness men of the community are
going "all out" to provide the
people of this area with variety
of entertainment as well as
real carnival of bargains" in
their stores.
Appreciation Days will be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Under the direction of Nelson
Weiss as general chairman, the
Retail Merchants Division of the
Chamber of Commerce has gone
to great effort to make them
really worth while.
Variety of Entertainment
Included on the entertainment
are events ranging all the way
from a public forum for the SER
iouS discussion of farm problems
to a street dance. Details of the
mary affairs which have been
planned for the occasion may
be read in other articles in to-
days Journal
Stores and streets will be ap-
propriately be-decked for the oc-
casion, and in the stores will be
many genuine bargains. These
the merchants are offering in APP
probation of past patronage, de-
spite the fact that many of the
items being offered cannot today
be replaced except at much higher
prices, due to the war situa-
ton.
With such a program lined up,
the Chamber of Commerce is
making plans to welcome thous-
ands of people to Marysville the
three days. Practically every re-
tail merchant in town is cooperat-
ing in one way or the other. The
list of stores includes:
Participating Stores
Thomas Implement, IsaIy Dali
ry, wilkins Dry Goods, Wagner
and Kull, Clara Mac Shop, Pet
erson Motors, Wolgamot and Ora
hood, Marysville Lumber Com
pany, Frear-Gimre Firestone
Store, Home Craft Shop, Rexall
Drugs, Squirting Electric, Cole
man Sunoco Station, Bornheim's
Market, H. |. Huffman & Co.,
Wilson's Sales and Service, Sny-
der's Electric Shop, Schulers'
Hardware, Miller Furniture Store,
Carter'S sc to 81 store, Weiss
Brothers, Haffner's SC to 81 store,
RauSch Pure Oil station, Gallo
way Shoe Store, L. F. Otte, Lit
ties, CusSins & Fearn, GoodselIs,
Conger Drug Store, Hildreth's
Jewelry store, Tom Navin, Inn
plement CO., Western Auto Store,
Moores, Glad's, and Carmean &
RauSch.
Kroger Grocery Store and the
A. g. P. Store are not participat-
ing in the voting and coupon
phase of the Appreciation Days
because of the confusion it would
cause at their check-out lanes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Streets Roped Off
Appreciation Days

To provide for the safety of
everyone while the various Ap-
probation Day events are being
held in Marysville, downtown
streets will be roped off during
the time any outdoor programs
are being held.
On Thursday, all four blocks
from the Public Square will be
closed off during the afternoon
and evening. On Friday, the same
four streets will be blocked off
during the evening when the Sal
ly Flowers show and street dance
are going on. Saturday night
only such streets as are held
necessary will be roped off.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Is Acts Being Planned for Talent
Show, Part Of Appreciation Days

Deadline to enter the local tai
ent show is 5 p. m. Wednesday
Mr.. Rausch said. Entries may be
sent by mail or telephoned to Mr..
Rausch at the City Loan office
or Mr.. Blue at Blue Bros. Auto
Sales.
Persons IN King entries are
asked to list the type of act, num-
Der of persons in it. approximate
length of time it will require,
and, if representing any organiz-
alton, the name of said organiza-
ton.
Those who will participate in
the show are to report to Weiss
Bros. Department Store not later
than 8 p. m. Thursday.
Following the show, special
prizes arranged by the merchants
viii bs awarded.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Public to Select Appreciation Day
Queen Through Popularity Contest

Who, of all the girls who have
entered the event, would you like
to see as queen of the Marys-
vile Appreciation Days this
week?
You can play a big part in
helping your favorite candidate
win by casting your votes in her
favor between now and Wednes-
day noon.
1t works this way:
Each time you purchase SIS
worth of merchandise in a par
ticinating store. you will re-
ceive a coupon which will en-
title you to SO votes in the
queen popularity contest. The
purchases need not total SIS
at one time, and when you
make purchases less than that
amount. you will receive cou-
pons in corresponding values.
When the coupons total SIS.
these may be exchanged for the
master ticket enabling you to
vote for your favorite. Each SIS
worth of purchases will give
you another SO votes.
There will be a box in each
participating store where you
may deposit your master cou-
pons, after you have written on
them the name of the girl for
whom you wish to vote.
The girl who receives the most
votes in this manner will be de-
clared the contest winner. Any
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Moose Bond Concert
Only Saturday Event

Only event planned for Sat-
urday in connection with the Ma
rysville Appreciation Day pro-
gram will be a band concert on
the Public Square. 1t is sche-
duled to begin at 7:30 p. m.
The concert will feature the
famed Moose Lodge band of Co
lumbus. This musical organiza-
ton has a nation wide reputation.
1t has competed in several nation
al band contests, and has nu-
merous prizes and trophies to its
credit. n.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Merchants Are Going All Out
For Benefit of the Public Here
Outlondish Hats Her Trodemqrk!
Sally Flowers to Give
Her Show Here Friday

Sally Flowers trademark has
long been the outlandish hats she
wears . and her loyal fans
are quick to see that her head
gear is as unique as vivid imagi-
nation can make it.
Her dressing room at WLW-C
III many ways resembles a mil
linery shop, yet no one milliner
ever Concocted such fantastic
array of sky-pieces even in his or
her widest dreams. The collec-
ton now numbers will over so
and there would be more except
that quite a number of those
she has received were perishable.
There have ben hats made
of waffles. spaghetti. cranber-
ries and wieners. fresh fruit.
birds nest complete with stuff
ed bird and even a hat made
with a miniature Christmas
tree.
1t would seem that almost
every possible idea for develop
ing these strange creations
would be exhausted, yet almost
daily a queer-looking bonnet ar
rives by mail or is presented to
Sally by a member of the studio
audience.
A number Of Sally's odd-look-
ing hats are now on display in
the Moore's store window, los S.
Main ST., where Sally will ap-
pear in person Friday.
With her partner Billy Scott,
Sally appears in a half-hour
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Eight Of Ia pdss
Drdft Physicdls

Eight of the IA Union County
men sent to Columbus Thursday
for their pre-induction physical
exams were found fit for military
service, Clair Jarvis Jr., clerk
of the local draft board stated
today.
The local board has received
no definite draft call for induc-
ton however, Mr.. Jarvis added.
Twelve more youths are sched-
uled to go to Columbus Aug. 20
and another 36 will be called UP
sometime in September.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Horsemen in Parade

Anyone wishing to ride saddle
horses in the Appreciation Day
Parade Thursday is requested to
bring the horse to the Fair
grounds at noon, Homer Herd,
president of the Saddle Club, an
nounced today. Those coming are
asked to bring a lunch and cof-
fee will be furnished,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Parade Of New Cars, Trucks, Farm
Tools to Open Appreciation Days

A parade of neW-model auto
mobiles, trucks and farm ma
chinery will open the Apprecia-
ton Day festivities in Marys-
vile, Thursday afternoon. Assist
ing in the program will be the
Marysville High School band and
the Heart of Ohio Saddle Club.
Tom Navin, chairman of this
truck and implement dealer in
event, said every automobile,
Marysville will participate in the
parade.
Heading the parade will be
the colorS, carried on horseback
by the Saddle Club members.
They will be followed by the
high school band, then farm ma
chinery, trucks and automobiles
in that order. Next will be 35 to
40 members of the Saddle Club,
mounted, with several local busi-
ness firms having their trucks
wind up the parade.
Route of Parade
The parade will form on N.
Main st. in the vicinity of Splitter
Motor Sales garage. 1t will move
south on Main to Sixth ST., west
Sixth to S. Court ST., north to
w. Fifth ST., east on Fifth to
Plum ST., and north on Plum tC
the Armory, where it will dis.
band.
After the parade disbands, trac-
tor and automobile dealers who
care to do so may park their ma
chimes on the downtown streets
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14

daily television show known as
"Meetin' Time at Moore's." The
show is telecast over stations
WLW-C, Columbus, and WLW-
D, Dayton, at $50 p. m. Monday
through Friday.
Sally Flowers and her part
ner, Billy Scott, will appear here
Friday evening as part of the
Appreciation Day program being
sponsored by the Retail Mer-
chants division of the Marys-
vile Chamber of Commerce.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Stores Open Thursday

Retail stores In MarySville will
be open until 8 p. m. Thursday
SO that the public may take ad-
vantage of the special Apprecia-
ton Day bargains which are be-
ing offered. They will not be
open Friday night, but will re-
main open as usual on Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Youth Group to Meet

Union County Committee for
Children and Youth meeting has
been postponed from Aug. Is
to Aug. is. The meeting will be
held at the court house. Dis
cussion will be on education.
Everyone is invited.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14
Tank to be on Display

One of the local National Guard
Company's heavy tanks will be
exhibited on the Public Square
in Marysville during Appreciation
Days, Aug. II, 18, 10. The pub
lie will be given opportunity to
inspect the machine during that
time.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-08-14

Standings of the 10 candidates
in the Appreciation Days popu-
larity contest, as of noon today,
were:
Charlene Laughorn, 4500
Mary Carson, 300.
Sheila Cloyd, -3050.
Sally Brake, 2650.
Sally Case, 2600.
Norma McGinnis, 2400.
Janet Laird, 2l00.
Marilyn Thompson, 1000.
Phyllis Derio, 1850.
Wilma Schultz, 1850.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

Here is q grocefuI. fIottcrine
niehteown which you con sew
costly. It hos O full skirt ond O
halter neckline. Actress Lizo-
beth Scott models the gown. Pre-
miere Pottern No. 3O4o is for
sizes ". IA. Is. l8. 20. 40 and
~. Size IA requires 4A yords
OF 39-inch moteriol.
The spring and summer issue
OF STYLIST. containing q vorietv
OF suggestions for the woman who
sews. olso is ovoiIoble for 2Sc.
Allow OF leost six weeks for pot
tern or booklet orders to be filled.
Evening star., 1950-03-05

Picture Of the Week at the National Gallery Of Art
is John Randolph. by Chester Harding mellon oo|eo
tion 1t will be the subject Of brief tok at the gallery
tomorrow through Saturday at 80 and 80 pm and
next Sunday at 80 and 6:3O p.m
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
Il. =. in erSserer 6eiahr
Henn je, iaete Kenitee

Walbington. Gin &onlitee Der v9tn.
tlonal alarming sliiociation) erfldr.
te. bie II. g. ieien in grobcrer Sc.
Tahr OILS ic Suuor, .oOb liebt es 10
aus, als Oh mir iclblt icst nod niht
uou ertuadt iinO". Iie Organization
perlanate cine raide geritdrfuns ser
&riegsproouftion, bobere Steuern
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno cine sr0Be.
re Gnti6loiienbeit, bie Gommuniiten
I'M EropasanOatrieg 81, beiiesen. lie.
ber oieien ~@ortfriee" iagte oas So.
mltce: Dgci oieiem 8ettbciperb ba.
ben mir oiienIidtlid ihle6t abse.
i6nitten. - Die srobe 2iige bot lid)
ols cine llneripartet nlG1tige 8aIie
erluieien."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
2lphorisrn 80.

Gin unearilbes gbepaar in gofs.
burg ihidte fiirslid) fir einen itluer
erfranfteu TerlpanOtcn, ser nlr ourd)
Streptompcin aerettet iperoen fonn.
te, 10 @ranm ocs foitbaren 1rdpa,
rates als gilpGdhen nod guoopeIt
Cas bon elmer amcrifoniihcn @ohl.
fobrtsorganiiation geipcnbete Strcp,
tompcin fam icood nur bis ss,cn.
Bon BORT idittcn es Die geboroe1
jpeinal nad) Sal;burg suriid. Sos
Gdf6en eutbiclt beu Gcrmcrf: vslus.
fubr nllr nit Wenebnialns bes Scl.
Sialulitiiteriums itatthait."
gtnem Barrier 3irflts artillcn mar
ieine 6rau oaponscIaufen. @1brcne
CT auf Scm @alfon encs fleineu SO.
tells in Der Sunue lag, iub cr lie aui
DEM 8iir9criteio sebcn. @lieartia
mari ct iein Sailo in Sic Wtcnld,en.
menae uno 5og icine Jrau au ser
SausluauO enlpor.
~Wegen Solllput haben ollie oie.
fniacn, oie 9uuoe boben, Maulforbe
5u traacn."
Nus einem ipiirtt. slmtsblatt.
"Gmpfanaer 1lnbefanut perjtpr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
Das Diltsmerk Der @tebenbdrger
5acbSen in Amerika

ances shall be executed by a citi-
zens of the United States in &C
cordance with regulations of the
Commission that persons eligib.
le under this section. if admitted
into the United States. will be
suitably employed without dis.
placing some other person from
employment and that any such
person and the members of his
family who propose to live with
him shall not beyone public
charges, and will have housing
without displacing some other
family who E edml ??h bbbh
from such housing. The spouse
and unmarried child or children
under twenty-one years of age.
including adopted children and
stepchildrei,, of any person elislb.
le under this section. All persons
qualified for admission under this
provisions of this section. All per-
sons qualifying for admission un-
der this section shall be exempt
from paying visa and head taxes
and no such person shall be adj
mitted into the United States un-
less there shall have been first a
thorough examination and writ
ten report as provided for in sec.
ton 10 of the Displaced Persons
Act of 1913, as amended.
Following next weeks issue.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
I'm bundes AuffanqIaeer

Ser Eriiier bebt es auI. Gs lit eiu 8e.
fandsniseutluiiungsihein aus bent
9iubrgebiet pom Sonuar. slber Ser
iunge Maun miro niht rot. Gr bolt
tiei sltem uno seitebt: "Gut, id piu
Sbnen iest tuirflib sic @abrbelt ia.
gen., lluo beri1tet bon lelnen lbred'
Iiheu Seioen lit eiuem llranbcrelucrt
in Niue, bie lid nab fiiti Minl,ten
ebeniaus ols Mubrhen entpuppten.
Iieier ,Soll lit flar. Ser Often BARI
oen boiiumgsuollen jlnecn Mann
piebcr baben.
slber niht jcoer Ioa liegt 10 ein'
fab. 1craoe oie gcfibrlidlten Gle.
nellte, Die agenten, oie bon oen So"
picts III Sbaren nod @eitoeutlb-
lauo eeididt lueroen, lino gut prapa.
riert ii. nit einorlldspollen 3lpangs'
perpflihtl1ngsi6ei uno Saitbclti.
tiouneeu ousseltottet. SrosOem ae'
liuut eS ibncn MIR ielten, oen erbar.
muugsloien &reltiperbor Ser Erii'
fuussfpnlmiiiion itanoSubalten. Sas
Eager @icben perfiigt nantlih iiber
ciu arobes slrbip, in bcm oie slusla-
gen bon iiber 100000 Sitjonenfliibts
liugeu aufbeipabrt ipcroen. IieleS
Ytaterial, oas peraliben u1o Ourh
Sniormationsal,elleu aus Der Sltjune
ergan5t Duroe, erluubt eincn nll,lli.
tioicn lleberblif iiber bie tati1hlit)en
Gerbultniie in ser Slt5one ga licaen
3. 9. gcnalle Sageplune Oes auil3cn
gergrperfrepiers IN sluc Dor, YeriO.
nalliten ser Shahtmeiiter lmO Ocr
ioipietiiben @elpa6uugsmanni6af'
ten, &artotbefen iiber oie N&@I.
0ef1ngniiic unO lunIallenOe llntcrla.
GET iiber Sic Golfspoli5ei. Sltrh Die
les Nes bon Stiaben iGIiipit 10 lctt
fein S1ipinoler.
u@ir miiiien aue Gren591uger. Sic
nur beriiberfanlen, neil eS ibnen i'm
&eiten belier gef1llt uls i'm Sltcn,
5uriidiGifeu, einiad oesbalb, neil
Die Soute al Slt5onenfliibtlingen,
Die mir alfnebn1eu biirien, ibon bon
Den cbtcn polltiIt Seriolstcn iiber.
lrbriten miro, illbr Der SagerleIter
fort. rltuo Der 9lnltllrm m1dlt bon
Rag SIT Sag. Gs lit malGmal bart,
iih bel Dem @ioerltreit 5luiiheu
menihlibenn Geriteben uno alferles.
ter Eiliht fir oas 8eies entibeioeu
5n miiilen. slber tpcnn mir nitt bart
ltlcibcn, founeu mir niht eil,nal
nlebr fir oicie Hlermiten etiuas TIM. !"
ST 6eI9t ollf ein iiintidbriscs Ntlos
den, Oas bon mitIeioigen Sliibtlin.
gen in Iresoen auiseleicu llnO iiber
Die 9rcn5e gebraht ipuroe. Mitt gro.
BEN. traurisen s(leen ibal,t oas
&iuo Dor iG bin l,nb iliiltert inlner
ipieoer: ~Yapi lit tot, 0illtti lit bon
oen Ellleu seIunaer, @tutti lit meg" "
.Miinbener gtertl,r. "
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
0icbe 2onbsleutel

0icbe 2anbsleltel
9os Sauptfomitee Ses 3. g. Silis'
luerfes lit bereit, Beluhiornlulare
fiir Ginlpanoerer alts5ugeben lllio
NIT Dem slusiiillcn Oericlbcn bcbllf'
lid at ieln. W.ir bitten inoellen 5ue.
crit, bos nelle 4eIeE aenalt Su lt1oie'
rem. Tie iuibtiscn Eoragropben lino
Sic iolgenOen.
Sec. 10. Section II of the Dis
placed Persons Act of l94S is
amended to read as follows:
Sec. II. (a) Notwithstanding
the provisions OF section II of the
Act of May 26, 1924, asamended,
until July /, 1852, a nymber of
immigration visas not to exceed
ffty-four thousand seven hundred
and forty-four may be sssued to
persons of German ethnic origin
who were born in Czechoslovakia
Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Po-
land, Rumania, Russland or Yu-
goslavia, or areas under the con-
troll and domination of any such
countries, except those parts of
Germany, and Austria under mi
litary occupation by the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics,
and who on January l., 1e4e' re-
sided in the western zones of Ger
many or Austria. or western sec
tors of Berlin, or Viena. Assur-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
6rebes GeidtenfelN int
Gerea,aer Seit cnt~eft

Berlin. Gin s(rbeitsfonman6o
SdftlInge aus beutiben aon5entra.
tionslagern ser SolpjetSone bat mad,
slngaben ser Weltberliner .aampi.
gruppe gegen llnmenibli6feit" fiira.
lib bel groarbeiten i'm 8a(larabcn
oes Sorgauer Sort Elm ,tngef1hr 100
Meter langes 2eihenfelb nit iiber.
einanoer geihidteten 9oten in etma
so 3entimeter 1ieie entoedt. @ie Elm
gefluhteter Saftling beridtete. mub.
te bas Maiiengrab ipe,,ise Stunoen
nad ieiner gntoedung auf iotpiet.
iiden 8efebl tuieoer auge,porien tuer.
ben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
Sowietisierung in Pommern
Propaganda. Trommelieuer auf deuische 0siprovnzen

llno icincn ,Slulftiondren au brin.
gen.
Man fonn EoIen hcllte nlr nod
nit orpBen Gprbebolten als eincn
mirflid) ielbltGnoioen Staat oniprc.
den. SSas BORT eggplant lnD Dor iih
0cht, cntipriht lcttcn Gnbes eincm
rllIiilh =lolpictiihcm lIm uno rll=
Iiid)=iopictiihen Sntereiien. 9onbcss
Qrcnien iino i'm iplpictiihen Macbt=
bcrciri,, ,pp MN Der 9Sille Des 9rcmI
cntiheibct, ipipieip MIR ,Siftionen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
ANSWERS

Questions will be found on
page 4.
|. Miss Anna Jarvis of Phila-
delphia and Frank Z. Herring OF
South Bend, Ind.
?. Nearly five eights.
3. Bethlehem, the name of an
old English insane asylum.
T. Cremona, Italy.
s. 43S.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
preteititreie eeeen Sic
Giniperrnt,a Bridges

Sonolulu. Mitslieber Der SSnter.
national Songiboremen's ans @are.
bouIemen's Union perlieben nabeau
ollie 3uderpilan3unsen alf Salpaii.
Ser streif lteCt einen Yroteit Sar
gegen Die erfolste Giniperruns ibres
Yraiioenten Sarrp Bridges.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-08-17
,5iir oie .frouen

Wcgen bie gtdnneraranfbcit ser
Sclbitperabtung bilft es am iNbcr'
iten, bon cineu flugcl WeitH &C.
liebt al, lperoeu. gtiG.Sde.
Sic 6rol i'm SouIe, 70 ielSer rcd,t.
sllIa cinrn Gicnuia sebne lllocat.
slltW Sprl,d).
SinO bie .Srancu gut. 10 ltebcn lie
jluiId)en oenl Ntonn ilnb Dem GnBrl;
Iiub iie iblcft, 10 itebeu lic Siuild)cn
oem Maun l,no Ocm Scuicl.
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US. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that John Preston Fucker Jr., entryman, ot Anchor Point, Alaska, together with his witnesses, Shannon Eugene Graham, of Anchor Point, and Will liam Richard Tobias, of Homer, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage Serial 012653, for Lot 4, sec. IA, Lot l, sec. Is, Lot l, sec. P, and the W1aNW14, sec. B, T. s. R. Is w, SM., con- taining 14471 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, An chorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, An chorage, within the period of pub lication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager Date First Publication Feb. 2l. 1850 Date Last Publication Mar. 2l, 1850
Seward seaport record., 1950-03-17
Margaret Ann Lindsey and

Margaret Ann Lindsey and Jeanne Reed have birthdays next week. At the Rainbow meeting Thursday evening the members had little surprise party for the girls. Mrs. Whipple and Mrs. Jordan baked the cakes and decorated them beautifully with the girls names, candles, etc. Dessert was served by can- dle light and the girls made their wishes and blew out their candles to a chorus of Happy Birthday.
 Ray McCann, Mrs. Helen Harris and her daughter Sue Ann came in from Cooper Land ing to shop and see some of the fun this week in Seward.