davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-06-29

with Guy Crippen at the reins.
was making his first appearance
in Maryland. Seven of the top
Hambletonian candidates and two
non -eligibles went to post.
Crippen rated Lord Steward
just off the pace until the head of
the stretch and then turned on
one Of his great spurts to win by
o half-length over Stars Pride,
piloted by Harry Pownall.
In the sixth race. Ralph Han
over, owned by the Price brothers
of Renfrew. Pa, with Scotty
Welch as reinsman clipped rs
seconds of the track record for
the mile and 18th trot. going the
distance in 2:144s. Ralph Han
over paid 5000 for the win.
Johnny Brew held the previous
record with a 2:16 effort.
The mutuel handle was $277,-
1854.
Evening star., 1950-06-29
LoureI Rucewoy Entries
SECOND RAcE-pwse. $500; one mile
Fer Tenight, Post Time, S:I5.

role Hanover (W. Wathenl. Breeze Along
W. CowSilD, Bright Song "a. Crossman).
Evening star., 1950-06-29

CIR e at Falls
in the Poto-
mac landed a
Larg e m o u t h
Bass weighing
over 4 lbs. on
Spinning Tack
le. Mr.. N a S h
used a Phan-
m Fl ibr e
Glass Spinning
Rod, a Swiss
Fix Spinning
r e el and a
Heddon Black
ond White Mid
Evening star., 1950-06-29

and White Mid "SALTY" MILLS.
git Digit plug. Also taken was
a 9-inch Bluegill with same out
fit. We carry the tops" in
Spinning. Tackle: your inquiries
welcomed. 4 Here's Salty Mills
READERS BONUS for this Fri.
and Sat. only: Any $1.35 Casting
Plug, all popular makes, only 79c.
That's Mills Co., 9Th & E Sts.
NV. "Sportsman's Paradise"
Evening star., 1950-06-29
Tourtus Downs Dillon
In Wrestling Feature

Ted Tourtas applied the rocking
chair split to Jack Dillon to pin
him in 81 minutes in last nights
mat feature at Turner's Arena.
In other matches, Mike Paidousis
threw Joe Kameross in 21 minutes,
Tiger Joe Marsh beat Jim Austeri
in II, Harry Armus took "a to
dispose of Less Ruffin and Fred
Kimball pinned Duke Kartelin in
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Joan Rotan.
= Fifth race-Follow Boy, Lorraine, Lance
Hanover.
Sixth race-Niblik, Jackson Dale, Field
Seventh raee-Ferman Hanover, Upland,
Cimarron Chief.
Eighth race-Bobby Lee. Prince James,
Pure Gold.
Best bet-CONNIE HAL,
Evening star., 1950-06-29

Program Selections.
First race-Pesrl Rosecroft, Grand Mas
ter, Mona Hanover.
Second raee-Carron Ann, Elatrie Hal
Myrtle Chief.
Third raee-Connie Hal, Emmet Ham
ever, Wayne Prince.
Fourth raee-My Majesty. Dandy j.,
Evening star., 1950-06-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
TACKLE FISHING
bv "Solfy" Mills

Now that Va. Bass season Is
open you really don't have to go
too far for Bass fishin'. Philip
Nash of Arl., Va, last Sat, above
Evening star., 1950-06-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles, 8; San Francisco, z.
Sacramento, 5: Portland. 4.
Seattle. 8: San Diego. O.
Oakland, 8; Hollywood. z 40 innings)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford, 6; Scranton, s Qo innings)
Wilkes Barre, 4; Albany, ..
Elmira, II: Utica. 10
Binghamton, 5: WilliamSport, 4.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Mrs, Woodrow Martin.
Mlaa Willie Wyatt OF HARRINGTON
haa returned % her home after
spending two Weeka with her non.
hew, ROndal johnson and family,
Mr. and Mira, leon Johnson of
philadelphia, spent Sunday with
Mr. JohnaOn'a parent, Mr. and Mira,
Samuel J0hna0n.
Mr. and Mira, Palmer Anstlne
spent Saturday IN WllmmgtOn,
Mr. and Mra, John A, nawaon
entertained Mr., and Mira, Emer
DHWaOn &C dinner ON Sunday,
Mira, Robert STANFORD Of mrNa.
vile, Waited her parenta, Mr. aud
Mira q, A. Wllson on Saturday,
ON Wednesday, Mira q, A, VII.
h0h had aa her gWeats, Mira. VIM.
Sookrlder Mira George Sorkrlder
and Mira Arthur SOckrlder, Of nh.
ford, Saturday Mira WllaOnR
daughter Mira, Robert stafford. of
hUrrByllle, Md, spent the day with
her mother, Mlaa Bertha Wilson Of
Philadelphia, was home over the
Weekend,
George Roe, OF FONt Dix, n. i,
spent the Weekend with hla nar.
ehta, Mr. and Mira Daniel Roe
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

naaag unu Sunday uith ais par
e 49, cad Mm W j Dufen
ah
Nm eaa aatterhsld feturne,
ht au Mauaaf nlrht from Ml
aa ehefe aae bad heeu WsB
M aha Me iarb Kennedy
a daughters anuhE iasf neek
aHd Ma a n knuerhenf,
laalaHabai ind nefe utet.
uHH Eaasla "a uls hume 81 mr
Mn nuIehdaeh ot
Heaheaaag af asf aeek
aha Ma Chester Bensoi
@ tallafen aprn1 SUNDAY nltl
neaaan father n Muhtthauln
fat Euil0atlI ~ bower
m haaafa Mlaams ST. 80 MH.
ta N aha Mfs Franklin Mui
N aHa Mfs laura Muhef ~ Fel.
sa Hefe dinntf eneafa SUNDAY at
M aus uf Nf ahd Mfs q "A
Nan
m laaah fanH Mu william
taaIieaaruH and Mrs Fnnei-
h HHf ga Wilmington shop.
EHF aH HhHHaaag
ane Mh q Emelg Webb and
aaaEafs tlleeh hefs Milmnr
th aiae au aimday and usfe
aa EHeais ~ lhe Jaek kenue
a
a tiulenaaeh entertained q
W hls flruas 81 dinner on
aaF afeHfar
e ilaHstan See Century nll
#ee Hn fHeaaaB sfrhine AbrH
Eifa HaHle HCanssftauou ~ Aat
~ heaanfees ehaIf laales. Mfs
hafHh 8amH ana Mfs a. J Thistle
naa
tiu ennunliF has tefB sorry
- .H e thr sudden death ga
aeaaaF Slight ~ iasf ueek of
aa nafls ile nas 4 nfs.
faAaeHI az uaf faan unfH
re f asa nhrn hr aud hla
~ taufhf home Ia
aHeha g. nas as fehfh old ile
tee "a hIe safe. Mafy
f amahda fnnand e
aHd hepbeas Funeral
tieee asfe hria ua SUNDAY 80
eAHaH 81 oriuek fram hia late
aa aaa ntermrHf aar 81 t.rhe.
ar fiaaaIam CARDINAL aH club
fhr hame af 1ahu and BHg
aa uH Meauendag evening
Eaa affehaante
f ftlH-e af WlllamaFills
h naaB afternoon April
81 orlaek Au are pri.
a SIZE Han MeNatt SON
H Hafhe ana Nlsa Frances
rAu aN m mfafd urre aim
earis ~ M and Mr Willis
astN aH NuHdaf
william e williams -.
~ As he hom- ob Monday
hasane l--h 3 patient at Mi.
taa Memorial Hospital f8r neek
ffa Healr lef last week ta
sf falanfea m Harrisburg Ha
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
IF you like
to keep weu
informed
about Delaware
and DeLaWareans(

YOuU find that reading the Milford Chronicle
eUery lOeek is a habit that's as enjoyable as it's
informative. It's the uOeekEy reading habit Of lots
OF smart men and uOOmen rOhO enjoy kuOugiag
and understanding the neOs from al OUer the
State. And the Chronicle publishes more Local.
State and National neps than any other DeEa-
'00re '0eekly newspaper, the roay you ike It.
too complete, accurate, and unbiased If you
enjoy the Chronicle today, you're sure to ike it
every 'Oeek. Why not get into the wonderful
habit. starting nOrO, Of reading the Chronicle
eperm iaame2
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Mr. and Mrs Edward Maxwell
aud son. stephen, of Wilmington,
apent the Weekend with Mr. and
Mrs Harvey q Marvel. ar
Mr. and Mrs Francis inrd al
FELTON,. have hoen recent vlntora
ht the home of Mrs liurd'a mother.
AIRS Wllhen sedgewick
Mr and Airs c Emory Webb on.
tefiained az dinner on "Wednesday
of last week the following; Mr.
and Mrs James Harrington, Mr.
aud Mrs James Mlnner MIR
George l. Harrington. Miau Vlrs
della Marvel Mra Randall John.
son and daughter Mlaa Mary Jane
Cannon
Mrs Woodrow Martin npent
Wednesday ol last week with har
sister Mrs John Abbott Of near
Harrington
Mr and Mrs G. a. k0enoman
visited Mf aud Mrs. Eugene Ruas
sell and family az Rphob0th On
Sunday
Mfa John A Dawson and ROSS
Mfssick were Wilmington vlaitorn
on Friday
Mfs Mary Nelson queltly cele.
bfated her h0th birthday al her
home here On March seth She wan
thF recipient Of many lovely gifts
aud beautiful cards which SHE
greatly appreciated
Mrs James Cundln. ST., hanI
been 0n the sick liat during the
past week We are glad 20 report
that hhe iH much improved and
able tu he out again
MIsa bertha Wilson of phlladel.
phih. spent the week END with hnr
parents Mr and Mrs. q. A. VII.
son
Sunday visitors az the home of
SIT aud Mrs R0ndal Johnson we're
Mr Melvin Banks 0r Woodatown,
= ! Mrs George llill Of Milford,
and Mrs Ffieda Eborhardt of llar-
Mr and Mrs George Denney left
on Thursday for Chattanooga,
Tenn. 40 spend the Easter holt.
days with Mr. aud Mrs. Claude
nenney and family
Airs Ira Scott spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Mf and Mrs George l.. Johnson
were guests OF Mr. and Mira.
Charles Ingram az Slaughter Neck
on sunday
Washington. y. G.. visitors on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Robert
Reynolds son. Bobby and Mr. and
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
MILLVMLE

Easter sunday April 9Th. Rev.
John p George Pastor. sunday
School 10 a. m. Roland ]. West.
supt, worship service az n a. IN.
There will be special Easter music
by the adult choir The M. Y. F. will
meet az $50 p m, Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening al the home OF
Mr., George Il. TOwnsend's.
The W. s. G.. s. met al the home
of Mrs. Clara Setman on Tuesday
evening The president. Mrs. Anna
Collins, presided after the business
meeting a social time was enioved
with delicious refreshments served
by the host Mr. Ebert Evans. as
sisted by Mrs Collins and Mrs. Set
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker. and
daughter Geraldine, spent Sunday
with friends In Washington. d. q
Miss Flo Chestnut. Mrs. Edward
Powell and Mrs. William Wharton
spent Thursday in Seaford.
Dr, and Mrs Thomas e. Mulligan
OF Dover and Rev and Mrs. John p
George of Harbeson were guests
on Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Waller enter
tanned to dinner on Sunday. Rev
and Mrs. Charles L0uhoff Jr of
Nassau, Rev, and Mrs. John p Ce-
oorge and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob
insOn.
Mrs. Lulu Steele after spending
the winter months with her son II
Baltic, Conn. has returned home
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07


CAS-
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H
M fe
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Weather Report Is
Sealed

SAN PEDRO, Calf 49, ar =
sunny the seal h acquiring a re-
pOtNtion az a weather prophet ann
onE harbOr wOrkmen here, He's a
reliable sun and smog detoctor.
On ioggy days hNrbnrmen keen
an eye ON sunny when the sleek,
semi-tame pet pops out Of tho
water 20 his favnrlte pllmg, they
know that tho sun Ia about 10 break
through, Ho usually anticipates Il
by half an hour.
But u eye.Hmaltmg smOg n IN
the air. Sunny refuses 10 leave tho
water, even for the lure of a sun
tath, lie juat awima around, anapp-
lng up choice mOraels hla human
friends tOaa 20 him,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

accompanied by her sister Mrs.
Frank Buzhy Of Hadd0nfiald. NJ N
who is spending a few DAYS with
her
Miss Hilda Magee vas a weekend
guest OF Miss Patsy Savage.
Mr.. Russell Melch0ir has accepted
position in Washington. d. q.
Mr. Eddie Short spent a few davs
this week with his family here.
Capt. Percy Davey Is much better
aud able % return TO his work ia
New York.
Mrs. LOttie Magee and daughter
Isabelle went % Phila.. on Wednes-
day 70 attend the funeral Of a very
hear relative.
Mrs. Daisey Han Of Laurel. Is q
guest of this week Of Mrs. Estella
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Bankers Group VIII
Hold Credit Clinic
teanNlnuea lren nrn M,

lending, the program will en-.
phNsiae profitable farm organlaa.
ttoN, practical guides for agrlcul.
MrNl leaders sound agricultural
policy and effective means for
bankers to widen their service a
the agricultural community
Principal speaker will be- T.. r
SaNidgo, secretary of IN agrlcul-
WrNl commission American Bank.
ers Association, who will address
tho group Nt a luncheon IN old
college The session will begin at
lOtaO with greetings by q. NJ. Wor-
uloW, director of the Delaware Az.
rieultUr0l Experiment Station and
Extension Service, followed by re-
marks by Ira Lewis, president OF
the Delaware Bankers Association.
Talks TO be presented by Unlver-
atty staW members are; yard
sticks for Agricultural Lenders. "
by 5, a, DUN, acting assistant dl-
rector of the Agricultural Experl-
ment station; Delaware Agricul-
Nral Trends as a Guide for Len
dera," by S T. Rice assistant agri-
cultural economist, what Makes
BrOiler Producers Good Credit
Risks" by W. r. McAlister, ex.
tension agricultural economist: {:
nj what DO We Want IN a Nat
ional Agricultural Policy" by r.
q, RaUsman, head Of the Depart
mont of Agricultural Economies.
Mr. Worrilow will preside at the
luncheon In addition 70 MIR. Saw
idgeS address, remarks will be
made by Allan =. COlburn, acting
president Of the University: I'd
ward R. Green. chairman of the ag-
ricUlturNl committee of the DBA:
and Gtlbort y. Meyer, secretary Of
tho association.
e,aa---
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Holt
Mss Aataa Melana q are
OF Delaware Bar. Ena -
University 81 Wfreinsa. ga
Grace Dukes 0f Wmlnm ars
home Ear their Easter r
Ars. Herman o War ana r W
Ars. hlndaI Noble. attended ea
mineral al Ara. John lam. in Na.
on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Yea don't naaa anv manr wh~
you fati pastry between ta snaafs
q Wa1ea paper Or plastic snHfa
water ca EAe table and pace nrnar
on top Co keep e in nfara
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

song nlFcs eat m5stlafne hrrfas
as win1eE food supply
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Legh0rn hats take their name
from that Of the Italian port
through which they are shipped.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

NEVER BEFORE A RAZOR so LicHT-so easy.
shaving! Tests by users of other razors prove
out of prefer new Feather Weight Geml
See for yourself how easily it gets whiskers
at skin level Only Gem ends s o'clock Shadow!
Once over and you're clean!
A FRESH BLADE IN A FLASH Simple, one finger
control! Snap-Gem opens! Snap-it closest
And Gem Push-Pak dispenses an unwrapped
blade in split second! And Push-Pak's "back-
window" shows how many keen, double-duty
Gem blades are left at all times!
, 1950-10-23
PUERTO RICO


DERIVING the fellowship pro-
gram as shown by the words
expressed by one of them,
Guillermo Laing Of Jamaica,
who spoke on the spirit of
good will stimulated by this
program, that allows students
from all over the Caribbean to
meet and Share studying OPP
p~ortunities on the same level"
The School Of Industrial
Arts, Mr. Cramer said, has
now become TIE Metropolitan
Vocational School, and has
been transferred from the Uni
versity of Puerto Rico to the
Insular Department Of Educa-
ton. This change will not af-
feet the scholarship awards.
Through the good offices Of DR..
Rafael Pico, of the Caribbean
Commission, an agreement has
just been made with the Uni
versity of Puerto Rico and the
Department of Education
whereby the University will
continue paying monthly al
lowances, now raised to $4,000
US. a month, to ten grantees
during this fiscal year. The
Department of Education will
waive payment Of registration
fees for all 30 students, and
the Planning Board, Of which
DR.. Pico is chairman, has
agreed to pay monthly allow
ances Of $4,000 US. to five adj
ditional students in order to in
crease to Is the number Of
students so benefited.
Mr.. Cramer added that cam
didates will be admitted to any
of the following courses: auto
mechanics, carpentry, dress
making, power sewing-ma-
chine operation, radio mechan
les, electric wiring and electric
motors, plumbing and pipe fit
ting, printing, furniture max
ing, machine shop, electricity,
radio, refrigeration, air condi-
tioning, drafting, bakery and
watch repairing.
Some fifty persons have al
ready applied for these schol-
arships, Mr.. Cramer said, and
awards will be made with an.
eye to achieving as widely
, 1950-10-23

spread a regional representa-
ton as possible, since the first
object Of these generous
awards is to foster Caribbean
understanding.
, 1950-10-23
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that $94.44, represent
ing interest accrued on the in
vested capital Of Prince Val
demars Wedding Memorial
Fund 70 rassisting INDECENT
persons in st. Croix, will be
for distribution on
November 10, 1850.
Those who desire to share in
this distribution should for
ward their applications to the
undersigned, duly certified,
not later than October 27, 1850
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, st. Croix, VI.
October 8, 1850
Harry E. Taylor
Administrator for st. Croix
, 1950-10-23
NOMINATION

-.
Johansen, Octavius A. Paris,
Eugene M. Schuster, Victor
Wendell Tuitt and George E,
Wulff
For Member-at-Large: Lud-
Wig E. Harrigan and Henry E.
Rohlsen.
The FrederikSted candidates
will be announced tomorrow.
, 1950-10-23

Subject: New income tax with
holding rates.
In accordance with the pro-
visions of the Revenue Act of
1850, approved September %,
1850, new income tax with
holding tables, showing in
creased rates, have been pres
cribed effective with the first
payment of wages made on or
after October /, 1850, regard
less Of the period Of the en-
ployment.
A limited supply of the new
tables has been received and
distributed among the larger
withholding agencies. Until
such time as a further supply
of this form is received, any
employer liable for the with
holding of taxes who has fail
ed to receive a copy Of these
tables may inspect a copy at
either of the offices of the De
partment Of Finance in Saint
Croix.
, 1950-10-23
PUBLICATION

Subject: New income tax with
holding rates.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-02
HIPPODROME

nuo lapkriGio d. rodoma Break
trough" - karine filma, apie vieno
dalinio ivykius nuo pradinio lavini-
mosi Xxi dideles invazijOs. Yra ir
'romantine" puse, naktinis klubas II
tt. Dalyvauja Suzanne Dalbert, Greg
Mcclure, Edward Norris, Richard
Monahan ir Dick WessOn.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-02

AntrOji susirinkimO dalis skiriama
skyriaus organizaciniams reikalams.
Bus valdybos ir "Rltos' jaunimo te-
afro vadovo pranesimai ir naujos sky
riaus valdybos rinkimai.
MIRUSIQJQ PAMINEJIMAS
| Neringos skauciu tuntas spaho %
d. JLietuviq saleje surenge Venues -
zuvusiqju iietuviu mineuma, kurl su-
| dare tuntininkes st. Juodyaikyles lr
skin. Nj. Zilinskienes kaibos, A. Auks-
tuolienes ir A. Stempuzienes dainuo-
tOs giesmes ir dainos, skauciu de-
klamacijos bel veiiniu zvalluciu uz-
degimas prize inscenizuoto kapo. Dali.
X. zilinskas labai skoningai dekora-
vO scena. Minejime dalyvavo per 20G
sveciu, kurie pakilioj nuotaikoj prisi-
mine ir zuvusius musu tautos vete-
ranus ir save artimuOsius.
Tai kelinta is eiles graziai Neringos
tunto suruosta tautine demonstracija.
SUOMIQ CHORAS CLEVELANDE
SpaliO, lapkricio ir gruodzio men.
AmerikOje koncertuoja suomiu Tech
nologijos Institute vyru choras. Gle
velande jis kOncertuos Severance Hall
lapkricio diena 80 val.
Technologijos Institute vyru cho-
ras isteigtas 1904 metals. Su koncer-
tais yra lankesi svedijoj ir Estijoj.
Chora dabar veda muzikas Ossi Elo-
kas, as metu amziaus.
| 81 koncerta bilietq kainos: $3.50,
s1.75 ir $1.25. Uzsakyti galima Dir
vOs redakcijOje.
81 VAKARA,
lapkricio 2 diena, val. yak, Lietu-
yiu apatineje saIeje ivyksta Kudirkos
draugijos nariq susirinkimas.
SLA 1876 KUOPOS SUSIRINkIMAS
ivyks lapkricio diena, 1880 val.
Lietuviu apatineje saleje.. Kuopos
valdyba praso visus narius bltinai
dalyvauti. Yra daug aktualiu ir svar-
biu klausimu. J. Alekna
14O M ET u
Cuyahoga apskrities santvarka ne
buvo taisyta. Kas tikO keliems tlks-
tanciams gyventoju, nebetinka mi
lionui. Todel balsuokite uz nauja APPS
krities Charta, mes il priderlnta Stems
laikams. j leis apskriti geriau ir pi-
giau tvarkyti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-02
LIETUvIQ MOTERQ KLUBAs

lapkricio IL d., sestadieni, $50 v. wax.
Carter viesbutyje, rengia metini ban
kieta ir sOkius.
Bus iskilmingas parengimas, ku-
riame kvieciami KlubO draugai da-
lyvauti.
Rezervacijas gaiima padaryti pas
sekancias rengimo kOmisijos mares
Alena Evans, Marg. Muliolis-Leiblin
ger, Ida Jakubs, Ona G. Mihelich il
Marg. Zuris. Pirm
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-02
RkO keith's 1O5th

,Nuo lapkricio l d. Xxi lapkriciO A d.
BORN TO BE BAD"
Su Joan FOntaine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-02

'NuO lapkriclO L Il. Xxi idpkriciO 4 H.
BORN TO BE BAD"
su Joan Fontaine.
KEPIMO VARzYBOS
East Onio Gas Go. InaistO paroacs
prUsa iaphIicIO> II UieiiOinis oiS~-
nlAuoJa pyragu ir LeSialnlq kepi.sl~
Vary GAS, Murios lvyks FuDhc HaA
per aStuOnlaS dienaS.
Narzybas remia Cleveland News
dienraslis. Kiekviena diena seimlnln-
kes, lyglai prityrusios, lyglai Jaura-
veaes, pirma karta bandanclos kepti
pyraga gall ateiti su savO gamlmu
ir pateikti teisejams.
Kuria diena su kokiu kepsniu gall
ma daiyvauti varzybose, yra nuro-
dyta East Ohio Gas Co. skelbime
3-me puslapyje.
kiekvienose varzybose pirmoji do
vana yra automatine moderni gasint
virtuve, antroji dovana gasinis
itaisas atmatOms deginti.
Pyragus reikia nuresti Public
Hall scena tarp 11:30 ir 1:30 val.
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SLA VAKARAS

Clevelande esanGios visos trys SLA
kuopos lapkricio (November) 1S d.
Lietuviu saleje rengia vakara, kuri0
programa bus ivairi. ! vakara is New
Yorko atvyksta SLA sekretorius DIR.
J. Vinikas, is Chicagos SLA dak-
taras kvotejas S. Biezis.
Lapkricio 19 d. 2 val. SLA centro
sveGiams pagerbti rengiami iskilmin-
gi pietus. I pietus bilietu galima gau-
ii pas J. Alekna. tel. CE 1888, i.
Brazauska. tel. Nv 1-6265, A. Pras-
keviciu. tel. PO 1-O92O ir Dirvos re-
Iakcijoje.
JUOZA URBsAITI,
gyv. 1926 Russell Rd., istiko auto
mobilio nelaime. Jam bevaziuojant
su seserimi Nj. Astrauskiene. iu ma
sina ivaziavo kita masina. J. Urbsai.
Siui suzalota krutine, M. Astraus.
kienei veidas ir desines rankos rirs.
tas, kuris, manoma. reiks oreruoti.
J. Urbsaitis iauciasi gerai ir neguli
| SKAUTISKAS ACIU
skin. M. Zilinskienei uz zuyusiem
pagerbti minejimo programmes pa
rengima; A. Stempuzienei, N. Auks
tuolienei, X. zilinskui, V. Raulinai
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Pilnas islaikymas ir atlyginimas.
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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-07
Sarahsville Ri. |

SARAHSVILLE ROUTE -
Everyone herer has been busy
digging out of the snow, the
worst in years No mail on rur-
al routes for over a week.
School has resumed operation
here after being closed down
RIO the past week due to the
roads being closed by snow.
George Weaver of the United
States Navy has been on fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith
celebrated their 63rd wedding
anniversary recently with q
lovely dinner. Both of their
ages are SO.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Tucker
were visiting in Cambridge re-
Gently.
Miss Dorothy Fish is taking
nurses training at the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Danford
have returned to Cuyahoga
Falls after visiting relatives
here.
Several 4--H Club boys have
returned from the livestock
show held at Pittsburgh with
high honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Depew
were visiting relatives in Cam
bridge recently
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-07
Sarahsville

Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler and
children returned home Friday
from a weeks visit with her
parents at West Liberty. She was
accompanied home by her broth
er Clyde Caseman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Triplett
Jr. of Caldwell visited Paul Davis
and family Sunday.
Reed Mellon of Columbus
spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Mellon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Moore of
Summerfield and Mrs. Lille
Moore of GAINESVILLE visited Sun
day with Mrs. Margaret Cum
ningham.
Mr. and Mrs. William Forshey
returned to Corning Saturday
afternoon after a week visit at
their home here.
Mr.. Willard Stottsberry of
Canton, spent the weekend with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sullivan
of GAINESVILLE, visited Mrs. Mary
Sullivan Sunday.
Ray Bettinger and family
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-12-07

ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Cutler.
John Thomas spent the past
week with his sons, Chester
and Wayne Thomas of near
Otsego.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Bates, Monday, nine pound
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Gulick
were at GAINESVILLE, Friday.
Nancy Gale who has been
working for Mrs. William Gu
lick spent the weekend at her
home at Pleasant City.
Mrs. Lizzie Martin is staying
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Berry at present.
Elaine Archer returned to
Kent, Wednesday after SPEND
ing a few days at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cutler
were at Caldwell, Friday.
George and Donald Berry,
Ezra VanDyne and Lizzie Mar
tin were at Summerfield, Sat-
urday.