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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

Irving Bobcock F2ensed1
Detroit. Mich.
ReU Aduifol Rsesnold esassop eRsttrecs
Honorary Cboirrnn
\ LoYmen's Notionoh Conxnssss
\ Puel Bellomy. Editor
Cleveland Pioin DeoAs<. C~5s~eiond. O.
r. ?. Block, President
White Motor Co.. Cle~siomd. o.
Eorl Bunting. Managing Director. NAM.
New York. N Y.
wthiom J. Byrnes
WiHidm J. Byrnes & 60. nsa~ WORT
George S. Cose. ST.. Chm. OF the Exec Cos
lomson s Sessions Co. C1evsiond, O.
z L Cluir. President
\ Iuterluks Iron Corp ce~eiund O.
. George W. Codrington. President
Cisvelcufd Diesel Engine DIVISION
, Genero Motors Corporation
: Clevelund. Ohio
bhn L Colyes. Prcsadeos
The 3, F.. Goodrich Co. Akson. ch4e
Ssdrsy 3. Conqdon, President
Rotionoi City Bdrk OF C1eveAond
Cievelopd. Ohio
Pred G Crawford. preot8ent
Thompson Products, Inc. ce~eAupd. O.
Wesley NJ Dixon. President
Contoiner Corporation OF Arner.co
Chieo1o. Mnoss
Hnrysy S. Firesione. r.. Chm. OF he Bocrd
Nrestone Tire 6 Rubber Co. Akron. o.
Tom N. Girdier. Cbciruon OF NE Boord
Repoblc Steel Corporation
Cisvoiond, Ohio
Ea-vord 3 Greene. csosr,on Of ne soo.d
Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co. Cievebund. O
Dr. Alfred ?. Hcoke. Choarmon
loymen's Nutionol Committee
New York, N. Y.
Henry B HIGGINS. President
PITTSBURGH Pi0te Gloss Co.
Pittsburgh. Pc.
Elton Hoyt II. President
Pckonds Mother Compory
Cleveland, Ohio
GEORGE M. Humphrev. nre~ide-s
The NJ. A. Honn1 Co. cAeveiund q.
povid S. ingalls,
J Clevelond. Ohio
Adrion D lovce. Chosru.ou ~ Ire Bc.,d
The Gkdden Company. Clevelond. o
Gcneroi Iuhus Hein
Chicago. Illinois
John S. knioht. Publisher
The Akron Beacon IoarnoA. lkron, ono
Henry r. Luce. Publisher
\ New York. N. Y.
7 Charles ?. McCohfH
Cleveland News. CleveIond. Ono
S1muel Messer. President
Ouoker Stuts OH Refining Corporation
OIL City. Pc.
Cherries S hunson. Chosrmr Of ne Boe~s
Ar Reduction Co. New York. N. Y.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

ly has the two pins picked out,
We don't care if Slicker S.
don't like us. We can always
get our old jobs back, we can
re-enlist. We read the papers,
we know there are openings.
|, Uncle Remus have been
married 7 years. l base my hap
ply marriage on two words, Eyes
Dear"
Freddie Biggs Is looking for
tomato pickers to harvest his
tomato crop.
Lots of the men are coming
back in Dept. So after a ten
month to a year lay-off, are they
surprised that they are getting
the same money after our six
week strike. But they got to fl
cure prices are still coming
down, Gust like prosperity was
around the corner) and they
wouldn't want to beat the Co.
with this wage freeze in sight.
With rising prices. women's
dresses are coming mighty high,
even when they come mighty
low.
A girl who's long on looks
doesn't have to worry about be-
ing short on men.
Mr.. John Mcknight, that was
a swell letter you wrote to the
Blade on the subject of the Most
Typical Newspaper Boy. BY do
ing so you made that boy very
happy and thankful for the BIZ
cycle. Johnnie, why don't you
write us a letter telling us how
we can get more money out of
dear old National Supply. We
would appreciate it as our meth
DDS just don't materialize.
I wonder how a certain main
tenance welder likes chicken
feet for his lunch or who took
the wrong bag to work with
him? Aye Ed.
Max 1.-THE Whip" Schubert
gave the boys a laugh, he had
a habit of taking a short cut
through the tool crib), the other
day he rushed up to the door,
gave it a jerk, but it didn't give.
They changed the locks without
the Whip knowing it. That sign
means foremen as we'll as any
other employee of the shop,
Max.
Special at "Hot Rod Nc
Clouds" Hamburg Shack, for
this week only, 10c ice cream
cones for Csc. Cones are guar
anteed to be stale. Prices subject
to change without notice.
Butch Bowers the genial host
for dinners, golfing, fishing,
hunting, etc. (For Slicker Sulli-
van that isl. Seems to think his
job Is relatively unimportant,
although it pays more than any
production job in the shop. He
claims that you can't set Mics
closer than half a thousand but
we have jobs where the limits
are four tenths. What do we do
then. Butch?
Society Note: Mr.. Lawrence
Lang has returned from his trip
into the southland. Mr.. Lang de-
mics that his vacation was fl
nanced by the employment Dept.
so he could bring EN- back
alive"
A letter to Herb Grounds and
Slicker Sullivan. Dear Sirs:
You promised to settle the lunch
wagon problem. Still waste 10
minutes every day standing in
line. Where are those engineers.
Is that one of your dreams Slick
er old boy, or are you getting
too much religion Herbie old
sock. Let's get this thing thresh-
ed out pronto.
The Co. is starting Saturday
work. We want our dough in
five days and not six. Give us a
living wage in 30 hours and we
won't squawk. You can pay
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29

NEW YORK (LpA) lone
of the finest answers to Soviet
propaganda against the democ-
racies which could have heen
made" That was the comment
of Walter White, executive Sec
rotary of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
Colored People, on the award to
Ralph Bunehe of the Nobel
Peace Prize.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Jim yinson Dept d End Shift

Cecil Cotterman, steward, was
notified, while at work Thurs
day, of the sudden death of his
father. We express our sincere
sympathy to this family.
The wife Of our fellow stew
ard, likeable Eddie Scott, Dept
"A, presented him with a 7
pound son on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10th. Mrs. Scott is doing fine
in ST. sincent's Hospital. Con-
gratulations, Eddie and best
wishes to Mrs. Scott.
Stella Radabaugh brought
with her a new kind of roller
a gadget with rubber rollers and
handles similar to those on a
rolling pin. This particular roll
er functions as an aid to tired
and aching backs.
Could 1t be that the present
cool spell Is being produced by
the turnout Of so many fans -
baseball fans, that is!
Tuesday, September 22 was
the 18th Wedding Anniversary
of Max Sucker (ShaddOw)
and his wife. They celebrated
by going to Kasee's for dinner.
Max says he got gypped pay
ing $500 for dinner and a
couple Of bottles of beer. How
ever, I've noticed that In the
late afternoon, the Shadows
begin to fall.
Francis Lubinski. carrying a
cup of tea, received a very pain
full scald on one of her arms
when the cup became too hot for
her fingers and she spilled the
tea on her arm. We're sorry,
Francis.
Bea Plummer received a
phone call at 10 pm. Friday,
stating that her father had had a
stroke about Is minutes earlier.
Bea left for home Immediately.
All of us hope that her father
may improve.
What seems TO us
A scheme internal,
Is leaving the Sparklets
Out of last weeks Journal
Blame Young, he did it,
RHY.
For sale: Norge heating stove
(oil) with blower. VIII heat a
ten room home. Call 10 3639
after S pm. 1870 Harrow Road.
English Borglin Dept ID LIST Shift
Blood donors last week were
Vernon Montague and Thomas
Ottesen and BILLY" Karamol.
Thank you very much men. /
know your good deed will be
greatly appreciated.
Birthdays were plentiful In
this department last week.
Marie Fought, II Henrietta
wood and Robert
(Mousie) Kay were all one
year older on Sept. 21st The
two former gave out candy
very generously to their many
friends and co-workers, while
the latter didn't give candy
but the cake so many Of us
received. was donated by the
ever popular Richard Dixie
Banachowski. May you cele-
brate many more such happy
events all you nice people.
What certain inspector on Line
No. 3 was seen at n of our
popular night clubs on Friday.
september 22nd? She was really
cutting a rug" and believe me,
she Is a very good dancer and 1t
looked as though the party she
was with, was enjoying it too.
Pretty little Alice Nieckarz
celebrated her birthday last Fri
day and the cake she was giving
out was baked by Mary Jane
Fsnnely. Alice, also, was having
a hard Inc getting out Of the
plant at $40 pm. With the very
many gifts she received, II look
ed as though she had been doing
her Christmas shopping real
early. Many more such happy
events, Alice, from all of us.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
Supply Unit Neus
By DEAK and DOCK

Lake Success is a body of water entirely surrounded by Red
A guy who says he would leave his wife for two pins, usual
has the two pins picked out.
We don't care if Slicker Sullivan, McCloskey, and Grounds
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-29
TRoNs

~ NS II
iohn ?. Aurphy. ppssAasrs |
The Hfgbea Company i
Cievelond. Ohio 4
k1mes l. Myers, Pfsesdert 4
Cleveland Gnrphise Hromse Co
Cleveland Ono
Robert c. Morton 4
OoleboY . Morton & o.
Cleveland. Ohio
Georqe Peck. coiurrnta 4
New York, N. Y. }
Doyid Nicely Powers, paesttass Y
Me Colson Coeposusou. EsYvsd. orr 4
FNonf Rnrseal. Chairman of the Boord
Youngstown Sheet 6 Tube Co. 4
Youngstown. Ohio 4
huaph G. Rehor. Ppesidsrs
Americon Screw Products Ca \
Cleveland, Ohio y
Hon. Donoad r Richberu. Anovne1 =
woshindton. D c. &
Rrum S. Rvitf. Chairman Of he Board Y
industrial Rdyon Corp. Csveiond. o. L
Peter F Rossmon. President
he Symincton Could corporosoa
Depe~. N. r. 4
rronkkn c. Smith. pressA~rt J
Ths ONO Rubber Ca wsaorghb1. O.
ceosee soso,sty, coumnist 4
Arthur W. Stesdei. prsssdsot
Shervn Wilhoms Co. Clevesond. q &
Chorlss 7 Shlwell. President I
The Werner s Swdse7 Co. Ce~eknsd, Q. j
Smith W. Storey. President
General P0tfund Cement Co
Cncdoo. Mirois \
Robert A. S~trnohon. presidsus I
Champion Spark Pheg Co. Toedc. ono y
G c. rreot. President !
The Bessemer limestone opd Ceaeen4 Cn.y
Youngstown. Ohio
Cloud Wdmplef. President
Corrtes Corporation. Syrocase. n z
Chester O. won-io. Chotrron OF ths eoord y
ChobelUnion. Inc.
Milwaukee. Wis. 4
wilkcm Uelch, preesdans
Midwest Rubber Reclosnnarq Ca
Eos St Louis. limos
Cherries NJ. White. presideus
Repobhc Steel Corporooou
Cevelond. Ohio =
Genera Robert {. Wood. Chm OF Ne Eoud
Seos Rcebaek & Co. Chicooo. n =
Robert z Woodrsf. President
The Enc RGilrood. Clevebond, O.
poal Wofier. Attorney
Woltef s Hdverheld. CcveAund. O.
Ben Z. YOUNG. Vice President !
Detroit Notionoh Bonk. Detroit, Mich. L
Fred M Zedes, Vice Chm. OF the Boord 4
The Chrysler Corporation
Detroit Michigan \
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
All Butter Churners
Take Top Honors

Top houora in the dairy foods con-
test. at the annual al club week
activities at College Park last week,
were won by Eenadrttc Glotfelty
and Phyllis Beachl, of Accident High
school i was the demonstration in
chmmine butter which gave them top
place among 1,l00 Maryland All
members attending the sessions.
Both young ladies are members Of
the Bittinger III club. They were
trained by Mrs Lester Smith and
Betty Lou Glotfelty, Of Bittineer
Other winners at club week were
Mary Naylor Bennett, blue ribbon for
table setting; Susan Turner, blue for
biscuits; Mary Edith Glotfelty, blue
for haudicrafts; Beruadette Glotfelty,
blue for angel food cake; Phyllis
Bpachy. red for canned goods; Mary
Edith Glotfclty, Carolyn Lewis and
Mary Jane puVish, white on dresses.
Carolyn Lewis and Fern Beachy
worked in the dining hall. Susan Tur-
ucr was news reporter ON the club
week paper, The Maryland Trail.
Ella Fazzalari worked on the COM
mittec ON classes. Miss Eleanor H.
Dearborn, home demonstration agent,
was chairman Of the Assembly pro-
gram consultant committee and Of the
guest day assembly program. Paul
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

Technical Sergeant and Mrs.
George f. Kirby entertained guests
from Washington, D. c. this week
end. They were members of the L. S.
Air Force Special Activities Wing
and were associates of Sgt. Kirby
while he was stationed in Washington
with the Air Force prior to his re-
assignment to Recruiting in Oakland
Guests were: Sergeant Robert Ruxer,
Louisville, KY, Corporals Richard
Berger, Schaeffertown, Pa Joseph
B. DellaPolla, Philadelphia, Pa, and
Donald Cole, Chicago, Ill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

tended University of Pittsburgh two
years The groom is graduate Of
Ihicudsvillc HIGH school class Of
l947 He served Is months i'm the T.
S. Army.
Following a two weeks honeymoon
to the west coast they viii reside IN
Pittsburgh where the Groom is en-
ploycd
out Of town guests at the wedding
included AIRS. Bruce Franlz, Thelma
and owen Frautz, Mr.. and Nh. Les
lie Guard Of Fricndsvile.
Thomas Thomas-Mr. and Mrs.
William l.. Thomas, of Grafton, W
Va, announce he marriage Of their
daughter Miss Mary Louise, Of Bal
timore, to Ralph Edward Thomas,
Lieutenant commander, USNR., Of
Washington, D. G., son Of Mrs. C. f.
Thomas, Of Grafton, at the Episcopal
church Of the Rcdecmer, August z. in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Thomas were
former residents of Oakland where
Mr. Thomas was assistant cashier in
the First National Bank lie later
was cashier Of the First State Bank
in Grautsvillc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
NJ A R R Re D

J "a
'''' ~ = '''.' ''''' SO
noon august ~ III = 'I''N' j" ''''
Zion Lutheran church, ut Accident
Miss Janet Ruth Glass. daughter Of
Nh. and Mr. Ch,i. t;Ioe. bae.,n,o fine
b,ido of Mr. L,bn Junio,. Bowman.
.on nf Nh, and MIS- Jobn Rnvn,an
The douLla ,.ino ceremony was np,-
formed bv Row Carl T. D,nnbin ms
tor.
Tho altar lirhtod Nv white tancrs.
was banked with assorted summer
flowers and ferns. The bride was at
tired in a white ankle-lqneth gown
fashioned Of white narouisette with
inserts of embroidery and petit lace
adorned with Jewel Mlttons With il
She wore a white half-hat with satin
bows and carried a bouquet of white
rose buds and baby's breath with
white satin strcamcrs.
The maid Of honor. Miss Joan Bow
man. sister Of the groom. wore pink
, nock-dottcd organdy frocl fashioned
ON identical lines rs the brides
gown. With it she wore a white open
crowned bonnet with pink flowers and
carried a bouquet of pink and white
asters with baby's breath. The mother
Of thc bride wore floral print of
green and white with white acccs-
series and a corsage of pink rose
buds For her sons wedding. Mrs
Bowman chose a navy crepe gown
with which she wore white acccs-
series and a corsage of pink roses.
The bride entered the church on the
arm of her father who gave her in
marriage.
I Prcnuptial music was presented on
the organ by Mrs. Lcota IIumbcrson
who also PLAYED the traditional we'd
ding march. Prior to the ceremony,
Miss Gladys Hoover sang. 20, Perfect
Love" and during the service. "The
Lords PRAYER" bv Malottc.
The groom chose as his best man.
Mr. William c. Ocster while the
usbcrs were unclcs of the groom. Mr.
Paul Kahl and Mr. Harold Kahl.
immediately following the ccre-
monv reception was held in the
church parlor, which was attractivcly
decorated in white streamers anC
Wedding bells. The rcfrcshmcnt table
had for its center TERED wedding
cake TONED with a miniature brid,
and groom and nankcd with LIGHTED
candles. and bouquets of white eladi.
oil
Those ASSISTING with the SERVING
were Mrs Mary Geol~. Mrs. lame,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
LOCAL NEWS

Copies of The Republican may be
obtained at GOnder's Cut Rate store.
Hamills Book and Stationery Store
Englandcr's Pharmacy, in Oakland
Martins Store, Mt. Lake Park; and
Harvey, Ream and thunderstorm
Store, Loeb Lynn; at FIVE cents per
copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Meek,
Charleston. W. Va, visited Misses
Nell and Floss Shafrer for several
days this week.
Elizabeth Anne, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Elwood Buchanan, of De-
troit, Mich. was baptized Sunday
morning at the worship service in st.
Marks Lutheran church. Mrs. Buch-
man and daughter plan to leave Sat
urday for their home after visiting
her mother, Mrs. Gladys Field
Emeric G.. Dusic, president, and
Charles L. Bliner, secretary, Of the
Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce, have
received invitations from the An
napois and Anne Arundel county
Chamber Of Commerce, to a free tour
of the Chesapeake Bay on September
%. They and their wives plan to at
tend
Following major operation last
Thursday in Memorial hospital in
Cumberland Robert Townshend, aged
"a. is now convalcscing He was
visited on Sunday by Mrs. Katherine
Tibbetts and Ernest Townshend, Jr.,
of near Washington; and Townshend
Tibbetts, of Oakland. On Monday
Mrs. \. d. Naylor, S. Townshend
Naylor and Mrs. Ernest Townshend
visited him for brief time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Shaffer and
two children, accompanied by Miss
Ola Mae Weed, Of Houston, Texas
motored to Washington, d. c., Sun
day, where Miss Weed met her
friends enroute to her home. Miss
Weed plans to return to Mr. and Mrs
Skaters next year to spend the sum-
mer months, the latter part of July,
following the end of her school. Miss
Weed is a Spanish teacher in Hous-
ton, Texas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17
Lions and Scouts
Plan Benefit Games

Two softball games for the bcne-
fit Of the Oakland and Crcllin Boy
Scout troops have been planned by
scout officials and members Of the
Lions club Oakland and Crellm
troops will combine to form one team,
while the other team will be COM
posed of Lions club members.
One game viii be played ut Oak
land this evening, August II, start
ing at o'clock, with the next game
scheduled for the following Thurs
day evening, August p, starting at
5 O'Clock.
The donation to the scouts will be
Is and 25 cents. Proceeds will 90 for
camp expenses for this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

Martins Store, Mt. Lake Park; and
Harvey, Ream and HumbertsOn's
Store, Loeb Lynn; at FIVE cents per
copy.
Mrs julius b. Litman was hostess
to members of her bridge club on
Tuesday evening.
George p. Mahoney, Democratic
candidate Of Governor, will visit this
county on Tuesday, August %
Nelson Krause. Baltimore, who
spent several weeks in Oakland, re-
turned to his homo ON Monday.
BERNARD /. Gender. Sr., attended Il
meeting of the Board of State For
eSts and Parks at Salisbury this
week
Mrs. Margaret CastccI, Fairmont,
W Va. plans to come to Oakland
Saturday to remain here until after
Labor Day.
Nh. and Mrs Irwin p prd, g,
NJ ,nl A.. L.,,i, pnJ,. L.. 49,
spending several days this week in
Mrs Emroy Boldcn entertained
ana.t.. a. ba,. ha,,,l ~, c'.,nJ .t.',..
,rno.l..,. .,.,,;,,.
Mrs. Robert White and daughter
inc at the home Of Mrs. G. Z. White
ON Liberty street
Mss Gertrude Carney, R.N"
Jamaica PIams, Mass, arrived last
IleScn, and other relatives.
W. ana WIS 't"crLtN Il"hi'i'oh
an" ,"''III' ""llesto" W. d. visit
(" inc Ialel Il'otIleI' MIS- A. a.
H. =,
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"a. '''u ~ men "o'''e III ''',',''''' w.
'i,,1 I,''' ing 60 q wen ? 'iS''
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1t.I,tiro .,,d 4,,., al,;1Jroa Ur..,ina
Fan ~ r a,.i,.aa - 0a,.I,d T.,'J.,,.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17


Walter r. Ashby, former Crellin
resident, now residing in Washing
ton, d. C., is mentioning in New
York City.
John r. yelling, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend visiting his moth
cr, Mrs Charles X. yelling and other
relatives.
The Young Peoples Glass Of Red
House Lutheran Sunday school held
wiener roast at Swallow Falls on
Wednesday.
Jack Lawton, St. Louis, Mo, ar
rived Friday for Il visit of several
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Lawton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Graef and the
lattcr's sister Miss Helen Enlow, Of
Comcrsvillc, Ind, are mentioning at
the Enlow home in Mt Lake Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Trcacy returned
TO Oakland on Sunday following a
honeymoon trip of several weeks
which took them rs far west as the
Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Alice Troy. of Martins Fer
ny, Ohio. is visiting hen. sister, Miss
Berthe Cleveland. They left today for
Terra Alta to visit their sister, Mrs.
Oscar limbaugh.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Meyer re-
turned to Oakland last Friday after
a visit of several days with their
daughter, Mrs Haland +. Cole, in
Camden, New York.
Miss Ruth Field returned Saturday
from New York City where she at
tended the Citizenship Education
Project, sponsored by Teachers Col
lcge, Columbia university.
Sister Mary Berthe, of Wheeling,
W. Va, and Misses Agnes and Mont
ca Maroncy, Of Clarksburg, ". Va,
1t,,,.,,.'. .l.. , ',l..... - y :
Walter W. Dawson. local attorney.
served as one Of the pullbearers at
the funeral Of former Chief Judge
William A. Hustler. which was held
in Cumberland last Friday afternoon.
demonstration agent, has returned to
Oakland after attending the EN-
tension service summer session at
Cornell university, Ithica, n Y, and
All club week at University Of Mary
land, College Park.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Burgess,
Washington ID. g., were guests OF
several days last week Mr. and Mrs.
Rcnninger and two sons, Takoma
Park, were mentioning with Mrs.
Renninger's mother, Mrs. N. l.
Broadwater.
Col. and Mrs. Bodeau, Washington,
y. e.; Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bonner,
CINCINNATI, o., arrived Saturday for
a brief visit with Mrs. f. f. Rathbun.
All returned to their homes Tuesday
here with her sister, Mrs. Rathbun,
for longer visit.
Mf. ana Mrs. OllVer H. Simmons
nave returned to theH homes IN CHI
cago' Ill., lolioWlhg Il two weeks
WISH win the lofmeF mother Mrs.
ia" simmons ana pfoIhef, blalf oIm-
mons ana lahIiy' III Loon Lynn
IlciEhIS' lheE moIorea mere visiting
pui'i'' VI I",eieSO III o"il"oa ana at
-Ni'S<i" !" ans el'rouVe'
N,s Wiuonobr,, Cboslo,, 81 wo.h
ir,,to, n r. ond fo,nio, sn,,,n,a,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-08-17

erly OF Elizabeth Pa" NOW stationed
at the National Naval medical center
IN Bethesda
me wedding date ma not he'n set
Beverly Flanagan Is VISITING reIa-
tlves in Akron, Ohio, this week
Mr.. and Mrs Harley L. Dawson
"feehpelt' are spending lheW Vaca-
ton at the LAKE cottage ol ms ia'hcf
"'of@e Il. Dawson
Nh. and Mrs T,anE Vrtta,. Cincin.
nati. O. arrived Tuesday fen. = visit
% 4 ~" ''H' WIN '''''' niece " ''
- ''''''' '''''' ''''
Miss Ellen Coz. Cynthiana. Ky. i
spending two weeks here with hen
brothol-in-law and twin sister. Nh.
and Mrs. Howard Turner.
Harry I. SInc'u was drought ID
Doctors hospital in Washington. D
c., where he had been for ooaelva
ton and treatment. lie remains scri-
ously i'll.
wi an" NI ''.'''l,rN M 81
pen, I"S' "'oN-''," III ""9''''s'"l.
- ' ar" . A''''" ''''', So', ! 'tu
Va, taking special National Guaro
course.
III i'u''i'' an i'''''''S -A''' VI - "-
r"i"' w. va Is giving Il I,e'li| sup
per- open 10 the Po'',''' AUGUST -
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-09-01
CITY ELECTIONS TO BE HELD HERE
 ON OCTOBER

Wrangell's municipal election. will be held October 3, and al though no candidates have yet sig nified intentions of running, tn following positiona are to be filled
 Mayor, for one-year term; twl councilmen for three-year terms and one school board member for a three-year term.
 Candidates are reminded that ps- titions must be filed with the city clerk by 12 noon on Saturday, Sep tember IS.
 Council members whose terms ex. pire this fall are Lee Ellis and Lnnts Engstrom; Mayor Peter Me. Cormack and Mrs. Wilma Mason on the school board.
 Holdovers on the council arc Vern Smith, Dr. E. J. Wheeler Harry Coulter and George Smith Holdovers on the school board arc William D. Grant and Virgil Ney nan.