davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-02-09
UphOISte1'ieS

81 prs-S5.95 Damask Traverse
Drapes-90 inches long, single
width-gold, blue, wine and
rose colors pr. S3.98
"a prs-S1.99 Plastic Draperies,
floral and solid colors, famous
% pcs-S17.95 Rayon Satin
Spreads-decorator colors with
matching draperies, fully lined,
Bedspreads ------S $1,000
Draperies pr. S11.00
164 pcs-19c Short Curtain
Ends-organdies, cotton mar
quisettes, nylon ends included
in group, some soiled ---- SC
S4-Irregs. $1.69 Rayon Lace
Panels-good patterns, assorted
lengths, panel S1.00
63 prs-S1.39 Scranton Cotton
Lace Curtains, seasons pat
terns-54-inch lengths pr. 78c
s pcs. S7.98 Folding Screens,
three panels-floor samples, as
Is each $500
81 prs. S3.49 to S5.95 Cottage
Curtains-assorted colors, cot
ton marquisettes, some one and
two of kind, floor samples,
as is ------ pr. S1.99
liz yds S1.45 Glosheen, 36-in.-
latest patterns and colors,
yd. 79c
81 pcs-S2.20 to $500 Famous
Make Cloth Window Shades
36 to 54-inch widths ca. S1.49
6 prs-S1.25 to S1.29 Drapery
Cranes-floor samples, as is, 3sc
1-S6.95 Window Cornice-ivory
finished, 81 to 86-inch width,
as is -S1 S1.99
8-S4.98 Metal Cornices-baked
enamel ivory finish, 81 to 88-in.
widths ca. SI.00
Kann'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09

60-Irregs. $1.00 Silk Sanitary
Aprons, waterproof, flesh color,
69c
36-25c De Luxe SanicIoth
Sponges, for dish washing,
cleaning walls 15c
60-35c Plastic Shower Caps,
pastel shades --19c
a 50-S1.98 Plastic Raincoats,
pink only, S. M. L. sizes = 69c
60-Children's 69c Scissors,
forged steel ---------39c
20-S2.98 Metal Over Door
Clothes and Hat Racks --S1.00
40-S1.00 Plastic Closet Space
Savers for blouses, jackets SOC
72-49c Wooden Trouser Hang
erS --------------- LUG
50-25c Metal Skirt Hangers
with plastic clips ----15c
200-25c Dress Shields, famous
make, reg. and crescent, 2-3-4,
prs. $1.00
50-S1.9S Girdles, two way
stretch, white, S. M. L. sizes,
soiled 49e
100-S1.00 Plastic Glove, Hose
and Hanky Boxes, Lido stripe,
pink, blue, green -45c; 2 for 75c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
HOSIERY

2S1-S heer Nylons, famous
makes, several weights, good
colors, broken sizes, as is SOC
7s-S1.35 Silk Hosiery, 3-thread,
good shades, broken sizes 100
240-S1.S5 Super-Sheer Nylons,
Is denier, 81 gauge, good colors,
sizes, disc. style le------- S9c
288-$1.95 and S2.35 Winter
Weight Hosiery, full-fashioned,
good shades, popular sizes, $1.35
245-Imperfects, S1.00 No Seam
Nylons, Is denier, good colors,
oIACS 1880 -------- cJC
118-Children's 29c and SOC
Ankle Socks, cotton, assorted
styles, some solid, broken sizes,
2 prs. Csc
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Housewares

1850 Galvanized bail-handle
Buckets, IA qt.-as is.--- 39c
5-S2.9S to $3.75 Heavy Garbage
Cans, and 10 gal.-as is. S1.50
l. $2.49 EnameIed Kitchen
Stool. AS is. $1.25
7-69c Wall Protectors-as is.
39c
S-S1. Window Shelves, white
enameled-aS is.- Acc
3-79c Leader Enamel Dish Pan
as is. 39c
4-49c Enamel Hydrator-as is.
29c
1-$1.49 Bath Shelf, all metal,
floral decorated-aS is. 79c
1-89c Enamel Percolator, white
with red trim-as is.---- ACC
1-S4.50 Step-on Garbage Can
as $50
Isl Waste Can, floral pattern
as is. 69c
13-S4.9S Wood Toilet Seats
white enamel. $3.50
2-S3.95 Toilet Seats ts----S1.95
"a - S3.99 to S7.99 Curtain
Stretchers-as is. S1.99
25-S6.99 Wall Cabinets, right,
lefts, and centers-as is $3.50
200-S1.25 Kor0seal Plastic Bowl
Cover Sets-7 pcs 62o
10 yds-59c Oil Cloth Rem
nants, yd. ---- 15c
I0-S4.95 Shower Curtains
rayon S1.00
4-S42.95 Napanee Bases S29.95
12-S4.95 Laundry Carts $2.98
12-S5.95 Aluminium Basement
Dryers S1.95
4S-$2.98 Umbrella Racks 81. 90
12-S2.95 Bed Trays
7-S1.69 Flower Pot Shelves,
SOC
2-s4.99 Hamper and Basket
Sets-floor samples $3.50
2--S3.9S Doromatic Hampers
floor samples . S1.59
1-S6.95 Cosco Table-yellow-
floor samples -S4.95
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Better. Dresses

10-Misses' S22.95 Dresses, black
and colors $1,000
15-Misses' $14.95 to S16.95
Prints, plain sheers, rayon,
$500
3-Misses' $500 Black Ray
on Taffeta Dresses $1,000
Misses $500 Dresses,
2-pc. black and aqua $1,000
SWomen's S39.95 Dinner
Dresses, black, aqua, wine,
$500
@S16.95 Short Evening
Wraps, all lined $500
5-Misses' S29.95 All-wool
Dresses, pastels----S14.97
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
TOiIeff'ieS

$5o.00 Degas Perfume, fine
French imported perfume, 2 or.
size S7,9S#
$3.50 Shulton "Old Spice" Bath
Set, discontinued box x----$2.19@
60c Tussy Nail Polish, assorted
shades -25ca
S1.29 Fever Thermometers oral
only bakelite case - 79c
98c Lucite Club Brushes, nylon
bristle, boxed 800
$2.98 Compacts, assorted sizes
and shapes, gold and silver COL
orS S1.49
S27.50 Famous Make Fitted
Case of black alligator leather
contains complete beauty treat
ment $685.
$3.50 Fitted Travel Makeup
Kits with matched makeup
S3.75*
$2.75 Roger & Gallet Perfume
in two famous fragrance -79c*
$1.25 Monique Chin Strap ad-
Unstable strap --59 59c
S2.25 Monique Chin Strap and
Ungent Cream Combination,
ESQ.,
'Plus e0es Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
GIOa,eS

S1.00 Leather Fleece LINED Mitts,
brown, sizes 7 to II years ACC
$3.50 -Slip-on Pigskins, brown,
sizes 6 to 612 only S1.95
S2.49 to $3.50 Slip-on Suedes,
some hand-sewn. navy, pastels,
sizes 6 to 7--------S1 S1.79
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Stationery

60-S3.00 Rayon Satin Bridge
Table Covers, quilted, pastels,
....-.. S2.39
50-S1.69 Floral Decorated
Metal Silent Buffers -S1.09
44-25c Stiff back Composition
Books -15c
90 for Csc Rag Content
White Envelope Pkgs. 2 for 3Sc
50-Pkgs. 25c Envelopes,
2 pkgs. ESQ
50-69c Box of Assorted Greet
ing Cards 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
HandkerchiefS

$3.50 Round Cotton Batistes,
floral designs, pastels on white,
8 for S1.00
$3.50 Irish Linens, for wom-
en-, wide hemstitched hens, SOC
$3.50 Irish Linens, for wom-
en-, handmade. applique trim,
extra large size -39c
18-Kiddie Novelty Package,
Mother Goose Tale ----- 25c
25c Linen Center Hankies, fin
ished with fine net footing -13c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Hurt Books

2-S6.95 Audubon's Birds of
$1,000 The Cultivated Conf
$500 Operations Santa Fe,
$2.49
4$2.49 The American Women's
Complete Sewing Book --$1.49
3-$2.75 This Country Life, 69c
3-S3.75 Selected Letters of
William Allen White 9Sc
4-S3.75 The Great American
Myth -------S1.50 so
Kann' n's-Downstairs. Bookstore
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Junior. Miss
AnDUreI

30-$8.95 to $10.95 Dresses, /
and 2-pc. various fabrics,
colors, sizes es----------S3.00
30-S14.95 to $16.95 Dressy
Rayon Crepes, Woods, Rayon
Taffetas, Gabardines, various
sizes, colors $500
10-S22.95 Wool Dresses, 1-pc.
grey and black -- S12.00
6-$22.95 to $500 Rayon
Taffeta FOrmals $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
JefceIa.u

1-S6.95 Plastic Jewel Box, S3.95
25-S1.95 and $500 Simulated
Pearls, colored, as is -S1.00 ca.
15-S1.95 Stone Set Charms,
29c*
150-50c Costume Jewelry, as is,
8 for 25c*
15-$3.95 Leather Jewel Boxes,
S2.99
2 Ladies' S29.95 Gold filled
Wrist Watches, link brakelets,
S17.88
Plus 2Oes Tar Plus 1Oeo Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
NegIigeeS
EIectricS

1-$36.95 Electric Upright
Cleaner, floor sample, S18.88
3-$54.50 Electric Upright
Cleaners ---S29.98
2-S79.95 Electric Upright
Cleaners S S39.95
2-S36.95 Apt. Size Washers,
floor samples ~---S S29.95
1-S29.95 Fam Gus Make
NllAcT S14.9o
1-S39.95 Westinghouse Sun
and Infra Red Floor Lamp,
S19.95
13-Children's 49c Metal
Lunch Kits ts-------19c
1-S43.95 Electric Roasters,
famous make, floor sample,
$500
2-$39.95 Electric Roasters,
floor samples
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Budget Shop
Dresses

1855 to s10.95 Maternity
DTcSScs ------------- 9S.UO
39-S5.95 Misses, Won e n S
Dresses $500
29-S7.95 to S10.95 Dresses, $500
81 Misses, Women's SLABS Ray
on or Wool Dresses $500
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Ltlggnge

9-SS.95 Overnight Cases, $500
4-$12.95 Pullman Cases, $6.95
3-S16.95 Hat and Shoe Boxes,
1899
2-S25.00 val-a-Pak Cases,
soiled --------- $500
$4,000 Wardrobe Trunks,
floor samples -$49.95
2-S9125 Wardrobe Trunks,
floor samples ----S6 $4,000
All Prices Plus eos Tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Lamps
20-S9.9S Blue Table Lamps,
grape design, rayon shades,
$500
15-S9.9S Decorator Lamp
Shades ----------. .----- S3.9S
3-S39.9s Hand-painted China
Lamps, rayon shades $2S.9S
1880 Paper Shades, floral
design, Gin. size -~-. - 10c
5-SS9.9S Blue China Figurine
Lamps, rayon shades --$14.9S
7-S2.98 Mushroom Desk Lamps,
$1.98
Kann's-Third Floor
Art Goods
15-Sks. 60c Nylon Yarn, soiled,
39c
s-$1.9S Stamped Baby Blan-
ketS Soc
20-Balls, 75c Sweater Yarn,
49c
6-sets, $1.2s Stamped Baby
3-S1.ss Sewing Boxes, soiled,
$1.19
4-$2.sS Knitting Bags --$1.49*
'Plus 20e6 Tar
Kann's-Fourth Floor
SiIUeracare
3-S32. so Mantel Clocks, / wind
ing, electric, half and hour
strike types, samples - $25.OO
1O-s14.oo seif-starting Electric
Clocks, white plastic case,
square Roman numerals,
scratched -- $7.25
Plus Tar
6-$7.95 Sterling Steak Sets,
2-pc., scratched ---$4.9S*
$4,000 Silver plated Cham
pagne Bucket, urn style, dented,
S15.00*
ao-s1.ss to $2.ss Aluminium
Serving Trays, scratched, S1.00
3-S3S.75 Sets Tudor Silver
plate, 53-pc., chest included.
Floor samples ----S25.0O
10O-s1.00 to S1.50 Flatware
Pieces, Homes & Edwards,
Rogers and Community makes,
scratched ----- ca. 39c
*PluS Tar
Kann's-Street Floor
China
6-S1.98 Pottery Console Sets,
4-$1.50 Range Sets, 3-pc.,
$1.00
6-S3.sS Glass Bowls and
Stands -- $1.9S
72-45c Colored TumbIers,
ca. 29e
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
RaqOre Fabrics

300 -Yds. 59c Verney Mills Ray
on Dress Flannel, 6 colors,
yd. 39c
S1.69 Rayon Tissue Failles, 7
popular shades yd. S1.25
S3.95 Mallinson's Nylon Puff
Taffeta -----------y yd. S2.95
$3.50 Skinner's Cohama, Nylon
Crepe, white, pink -----yd. S1.s5
200 Yds. SLIGO Rayon Dress Taf-
feta, 4 colors- rs-----yd. S1.00
Kann's-Street Floor
SpOrfsiUear
S-S12.95 Rayon Velvet Dresses,
S2.00
6-s25.Oo and S2s.s5 Wool-knit
Dresses, 2-pc.-------S $1,000
16-S16.95 Wool and Rayon
40-$10.95 Rayon Sports
Dresses, $500
15-S14.95 Rayon Taffeta Slip
Dresses ---------- $500
8-S16.95 Rayon Taffeta Red
ingoteS S5.uU
21-S10.95 to S16.95 Evening
Jackets ------- ------ S4.0O
101-s4s9 to s1O.95 yon
RIouses S2.S9
30-S2.99 Cotton Plaid Shirts,
S1.69
15-S3.99 Net Skirts $500
$500 to S5.95 Rayon Skirts,
dark shades $500
24-S10.95 Cotton Velvet Skirts,
$500
201-S2.99 Wool Slipons, Cardi-
151-S3.99 Wool Slipons, Cardi-
61-S5.95 Wool Slipons $500
7-$10.95 Cotton Play Suits,
$500
1s2-ss.ss Wool Coat Sweaters,
S2.59
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Dautirrte Dresses


5-S5.95 Cotton Smock Coats,
full length $3.50
1880 Maids Cotton Uni
forms, broken sizes $50
50-Misses', Women's $2.99 and
$3.50 Rayon Dresses $500
25-s5.95 to SS.95 Rayon Street
Dresses $500
75-59c Aprons, 80 square per-
Gales 29c
15-S3.99 Cotton Dresses, Sway,
sizes 10 to 18 S1.99
10-S1.99 to $3.50 Sleeveless
Pinafores, small sizes S1.00
35-S1.29 to $1.99 Maids Aprons,
79c
25-s2.99 and ss.s9 Wrap
around Brunch Coats - $2.59
Kann's-Second Floor
Lingerie
10-s1.99 Flanellette Gowns,
pastels, draw-string style,
UIOhSl SIZES -Sl.UU
2o-SS.ss Cotton Challis Gowns,
eyelet trim, pastels $500
100-Misses', Women's S1.99
Rayon Crepe Slips, tailored or
lace trimmed, broken sizes,
S1.00
10-S3.99 Rayon Crepe Gowns,
S2.39
15-S2.99 Extra Size FlaneIlette
Gowns ------------S1.99
1-S10.95 Nylon Slip, size "a,
solled ------$5.00
1-s5.95 Rayon Pajamas, soiled,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor
NegIigees
s-Misses' SS.s6 Rayon Taffeta
Hostess Robes, broken sizes,
colors $500
10-Irregs. $12.95 and SASS
Rayon Satin Robes, Negligees,
broken sizes ------S8 $500
20-Women's, Misses S7.95 and
SS.95 Wool and Rayon Quilted
Robes, broken sizes S4.00
25-S5.95 and $6.95 Candlewick
Robes, irregulars SASS
10-Women's $12.95 to $14.95
Wool Robes, broken sizes $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Goats, Suits

23-S16.95 Unlined Rayon
Suits " $500
21-S25.00 Spring Twee d
Coats boxy styles, Misses
sizes $1 $11.00
2S-S25.00 and S29.95 I'm
trimmed Winter Goats, tweeds,
coverts, Misses Sizes---S11.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Infants Wear

$3.50 and S4.25 Hard Sole White
Shoes, Trimfoot, sizes 3 to 61a,
S1.00
$S.9S to $16.98 Snow Suits,
broken sizes to 6x.
$5.97 to S8.49
Girls $2.99 Corduroy Jumpers,
felt trim, blue, grey, brown,
red, sizes 3 to 6 $500 S1.44
Children's Waterproof Rain
capes, plaids, plastic, broken
sizes S1.00
$1.99 Wool Knit Leggings, white,
paStels, sizes / and a.. S1.00
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
HHaadbagS

$500 and $7.95 Suede or
Fabric Bags $1,000
1-S15.00 Draw-string Evening
&S7.95 Cocktail Bags $500
35-S3.00 and $500 Handbags,
as is S-----..-.- S2.00*
10-S7.95 Overnight Cases, $500
25-$4.00 Leather Billfolds,
S2.8S+
All Prices Plus 20qa TaI
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09

Ie-S3.s5 Cotton Junior Wash Lonses; sizes 6 and s,
$I.es
Is-s5.s5 and ses5 Wool Shirts sizes to 20 $500
2z-S7.5o AIl-WoeI Shirts; size II to 2O------S49s
13-res S5.95 Corduroy Upper Front Shirts; sizes
a. 10 l8 - $2.9s
sz-S1oo AI-WooI Mufflers; plods and solids ---zse
s-S5.s5 AII-Woo Button Front Sweaters; sizes 80
1s-S1.oo Black and Yellow Rain Hats; broken sizes,
39e
3-Ss.s5 Corduroy overoIs; plain brown; size 4,
$3.50
z-ss.ss AI-wooi Turtle Neck Sweaters, size 81,
$3.50
3-S7.s5 Plain Corduroy soeks; size So wost husky,
$3.50
1z-S495 Famous Moke Lons-sIeeve Sport Shirts;
broken sizes Observation-Disclosures S2.47
s-sz.e5 Roy Rogers BroodeIoth Poiamas; slightly
1z-$I9s5 Reversible Hooded jackets; size 8, l8, 20,
SIo.ss
l5-Ss.s5 Two-Tone Worm-Up jackets; loo9o re-
p'0'esSeo wool "e''0'' '1es - % y 7" ss ss.ss
3-Men's 1926 Two-Tone Warm-up jackets; loo9o
reprocessed wool Melton. Sizes 38, 40----S6.s9
Io-Sie.95 TO $I9.95 Snow Suits; famous mokes;
sizes TO 10 -Slo.SS
Is-sloe5 Hooded Snow Suits; sizes to lo---S7.ss
$3.50 AII-WooI Covert Lessins Set; 3-pei size
i7-sIsss TO $3.50 AH-Woo Covert and Melton
Winter cvercoof; sizes 6 TO l2--------.-$ $14.99
1885 and 1926 FlonneI and Royon Robes size
IL only -------------9 9o.Ss
7I-sI.e5 Cotton FIanneIette Paiomos; size ond
Is only -------------------@i.4S
Kanns-Boys Store-second Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09

Special Purchase!
Waffle Chenille Bedspreods
Just the speod for thot room! Made m - n n
Of heavy sheetne, firmly tued with chenlIeA eu ~
in woffIe pottern. Twin and double sizes, T. "a "a
decorator and postels shades. -eOO
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1950-02-09
Notions

60-Irregs. $1.O0 Silk Sanitary
Aprons, waterproof, flesh color,
69c
Evening star., 1950-09-17

call fellow names II you can't
fight him with facts"
The Democratic National Com
mittee said the attack also has
hurt Republicans in Alaska and
Hawaii.
Secretary Chapman" it said
has been vigorous advocate OF
statehood for these two territories
and the Republicans attack on
him was sprung just before a final
Senate vote on statehood was
scheduled"
The Democratic group said
while the COP National Commit
tee denied having anything to dc
with Senator Schoeppels charges
some Republican leaders "are
indicating that the COP feels il
has been helped by the initiaI
crop Of headlines. They indicate
it may be worth repeating else
where"
Evening star., 1950-09-17
BY the Associated Press

Senator Anderson, Democrat, of
New Mexico, yesterday predicted
more attacks this fall on high ad-
ministration officials similar to a
Republican Senator's assault on
Secretary Of the Interior Chap
man.
He termed the Chapman case
a prediction "hatchet job" and
asked voters to be on the alert for
others.
Senator Anderson, chairman of
the Senate Democratic Campaign
Committee, forecast that. these
attacks will hurt the Republican
cause more than it will help II"
New Publicity Man Takes Over.
His statement appeared in "The
Democratic Clip Sheet" a new
publication issued by the Demo-
cratic National Committee and
first to appear since the commit
Evening star., 1950-09-17
More Hotche Attacks From GOP Seen by Senator Anderson

tees new publicity chief. Charles
Van Devander. formerly Of the
New York Post, took over.
Referring to the charges by SEN
ator Schoeppel. Republican, of
Kansas, of "a strong and close
personal alliance between the Rus
sian Soviet cause" and Secretary
Chapman-charges which Secre-
tary Chapman heatedly denied
Senator Anderson said:
This Is Just one example of
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Wolves, Hyenas, Panihers
Roam Indian VILLAGES
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW DELHI. India, Sept 10
Forests surrounding many small
villages in the United Provinces
around Lucknow have been
cleared recently for food produc-
tion. This has left wolves, hyenas
and panthers homeless. Conse-
quently. they are entering the vil-
lagos in search Of food.
Official reports today said the
beasts have killed 10 persons,
mostly children. Unofficial re-
ports say the death toll runs much
higher. Ten heavily armed police
squads are roaming the country
side in search of the animals, but
with little success thus far.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Embryo Finonciers

Three storekeepers marched in
to Red Cross headquarters in
Montreal recently with a donation
of $10.27. The businessmen made
their money in a four day sale of
home e-made popsicles, fudge and
soft drinks. Average age of the
trio was 10 years.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Chief Killer in Singapore
Still Is Tuberculosis
BY The Asseeiated Press

Observation-Disclosures still
remains the chief killer in Singa-
pore. In a seven-day period, the
white plague" killed 46. Pneu-
monia, also a predominant cause
of death, claimed 27 lives, followed
by enteritis, %.
There were 225 deaths Clio men
and 115 women) and Gil births in
the week,
Evening star., 1950-09-17

what the people can expect this
fall from the Republicans. In the
case of Secretary Chapman it
backfired."
"The attack has hurt the Re-
publicans, particularly in the
Western States. where he Chap
mani is known as a true friend
of reclamation" he said.
Predicts New Attack.
But they will try again
on someone else. It's too easy to
Evening star., 1950-09-17
Show Is Comfortable
Cheerful in Hospital
BY the Assoelaisd Press

bT Hts NSsUcIof6d TFstS
LUTON, England. Sept. 10
George Bernard Shaw. recovering
in a hospital from an operation to
mend his broken thigh. spent a
quiet day.
A bulletin said tonight that the
Evening star., 1950-09-17

[94-year-old Irish playwright was
comfortable and cheerful" He
was Injured in a fall a week ago.
A bladder condition yesterday
caused his physicians some anxi-
ETY., but hospital staff members
said his general condition has not
grown worse.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Ancient Egyptians were mining
gold in 1000 B. c.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

Four times as many men as
women commit suicide.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-05-11

day afternoon of next week. The
program consists of talk on "Mys-
terious Fruits" by Mrs. John Burk-
holder; "City of the Bees" by Mrs.
J. o. Cupp; and us There Pot of
Gold in My Kitchen?" by Mrs. Robt.
Mcdowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry and
daughter Joan were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Mayberry
at their new home in Akron.
Mrs. Walter Cupp and Mrs. Harold
Marshall attended funeral services
for Miss Frances Barnum held in
Columbus Grove, Wednesday after
noon of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mayberry and
daughter Rose Leigh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Mayberry and daughter
Beverly were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Liable and
daughter Patsy of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Parker of Mans
field were Sunday dinner guests of
his sister Mrs. Alice Bodell. Even
ing supper guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Spicer and Mrs. David Zim-
norman and children of Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rockhill and
family and Mrs. Lena Rockhill were
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rockhill of Napoleon.
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lumbus Grove High School who went
TO Bowling Green, Saturday, for
final District Scholarship tests. Rose
took the test in Algebra |.
Mrs. Charlotte Marshall who is
Grand Representative of Idaho,
/ O. E. S. attended the annual inspec-
tions of Chapters in Lima, Payne
and Ada the past week.
The w. S. C. S. of the Methodist
Church will meet in the home of Mrs.
Thomas Foulkes, Wednesday after
noon of next week with the following
program: Worship service, Mrs.
Frank Jaeger; program leader, Mrs,
Irene Ream; Special Feature, Mrs.
Alice Bodell.
Wilbur Lentz recently sold his
rental property in Rockport to Mr.,
and Mrs. Gerald R. Wood.
Word has been received here from
Miss Eunice Trumbo, pastor of the
Congregational Church in Council,
Idaho that she plans to visit here
some time during the summer and
also attend her class anniversary at
the college of Wooster in June.
The May meeting of the Profit and
Pleasure Club will be held in the
home of Mrs. Guy Mayberry Wednes-
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Here, There, and
Everywhere

Fish were biting we'll for Reuel
Suter and Reno Baumgartner, Pan
dora anglers who We're fishing in
Riley creek near the Harley Mar
quart farm during a drizzling rain,
Saturday night. They caught 81
fish, mostly carp and catfish.
W. H. Jones of Col. Grove who
suffered stroke is reported in
serious condition at Lima Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Marjorie Mayberry has been
removed from Lima st. Rita's
hospital to her home in Col. Grove
Mark Smith and Roy Miller, both
of Rawson were honored at joint
celebration on the occasion of their
birthday anniversaries recently.
Mother-D Daughter banquet of Raw.
son Z. Y. B. church will be held
May II.
Ralph Ellerbrock of Col. Grove
was taken to Lima st. Rita's Hospital
for treatment and later returned te
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Bucher ane
family have moved from Col. Grove
to their new home on State Rt. 81
between Cairo and Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Heidelbaugh, Col
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Grove, have returned from Arizona
and Oregon where they spent the
winter.
John Hilty of Rosemead, Calf, is
visiting his son James Hilty and
family and other relatives in Bluff
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Balmer of Bluff
ton had as their guests the past
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Pangle and son
of Los Angeles.
Miss Frances Barnum, for forty
years teacher in the Col. Grove
schools, later retired, died at the
home of Miss Mary Beckwith, Satur-
day afternoon.
Nancy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Mayberry is patient in Lima
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Ed Nemire is confined to her
home in Leipsic following a fall. She
is the mother of Mrs. Max Crawfis
and Chas. Nemire of near Gilboa.
Robt. Smith, son of Supt. and Mrs.
Earl Smith of Col. Grove, a student
in Bowling Green State university
lead a rountable discussion at a
recent session of the Northwestern
Ohio Journalism association in Bowl
ing Green.
Chas. Simkins and niece Wanetta
Simkins of Col. Grove were called to
Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Thursday because
of the serious illness of her father,
Jos. Simkins.
Funeral services were held in Mt.
Cory E. U. B. church Tuesday for
Mrs. VIM. Steininger, Union town
ship native, who died in a hospital
at Rochester, Ind. She lived in
Athens, Ind. Miss Grace Keel of
Findlay is a sister.
Chas. Hummel of Costa Mesa,
Calf, former Findlay resident, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. r. Best
of Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuel Suter of Pan
dora called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Huber, Bluffton, Satur-
day afternoon.
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Sunday with their son Robert in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Marshall and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Begg motored to
Elkhart, Ind, Sunday, where they
spent the day with the formers
daughter Rebecca who teaches in the
Elkhart schools.
Rose Leigh Mayberry was one of
the thirty-four students from CO.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO
Allen County. SIS.
Estate of Jacob A. Watt, Deceased
Halle c. Cook of 926 E. Third ST., Lima.
Ohio, has been appointed and qualified as
EAecutrix of the estate of Jacob A. Watt
late of Allen County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 4th day of May. 1850
JOSEPH B. QUATMAN,
Probate Judge
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