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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

played in their libraries. We
also saw the paper in other cities.
We left Tallahassee on Sunday,
June 4th and stopped over in
New Orleans, Fort Worth, and
places in Arizona. We arrived in
Los Angeles on Thursday. We
visited Hollywood and enjoyed
seeing the CHS and ABC broad
casts. We saw many movie stars
in person. We visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Mendelson, for
merly of Tallahassee, who now
reside in Van Nyse, 18 miles from
Los Angeles.
On our return trip we stopped
at the Grand Canyon National
Park, and also visited the Carls-
bad Caverns in New Mexico. We
had lunch at the bottom of the
cave $50 feet underground. We
walked down to the caves in
groups of 200; it took us two
hours to reach the bottom. Later
we came up in an elevator in
three minutes. We also visited
Juarez, Mexico; we just crossed
the bridge from Ell Paso, Texas
and we were in Mexico.
We visited several cities in
Texas before returning to Talla-
hassee on June 30th.
We enjoyed our trip immensely,
and whenever we came across
The Southern Jewish Weekly, it
was like meeting an old friend
again.
May the New Year SILL bring
you continued success.
Sincerely yours,
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Trushin
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

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julius Trushin
116 E. Jefferson st.
Tallahassee, Fla.

August 81, 1850
Major Isadore Moscovitz, Editor
The Southern Jewish Weekly
P. o. Box 903
Jacksonville, Fla.
Dear Major MoScovitZ:
I want to tell you how thrilled
I was to find The Southern Jew
ish Weekly read and enjoyed
throughout the extensive trip
Mrs. Trushin and I took to Cali
fornia and points in between.
We visited Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Ashkenazy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tobias in California and
the paper was prominently dis
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

Good Advice: A Hollywood
producer 1amented sadly to Harpo
Marx that it cost him more than
100000 a year to live.
Don't pay it," said Harpo, cit
amt worth i"
Evening star., 1950-04-16
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-CHEyY CHASE =, For
doctor. or .dentist-Exeellent home
and fine location: $4,000. Call
WI: 6849: ewes. OIL. 747s. ALLIED
REALTY CORP.
BETHEspAMNr; Naval HOSP Brick Brick
rm., bath; $3.50. WI. 95o4.
BETHESDA, ac 5sls chsrleots ks ts. rd;Ma d.:
GARAGE. S Lot 55xi5o, Directions:
Out Georgetown I'd. left on Hunt;
II. Pkwy ~ cSa4,eoe right Sn 10 n005!and s1
open open Sunday. sun, S Phone 81. 54oS,
BETHESDA, $4,000 - Det. brick
bungalows. full bsmt.. expan. attic,
lots G0x115. HENRY J.. CONNOR,
INC, owner builder. WI. 1888. Ewes.
and Sunday, OIL, 1903.
CHEVY CHASE-Comparativ new
and very attractive det; stone and
in gar. slate roof. gas heat; ST. 900
FIRST trust at 4fo; asking S23 300;
must sell Ewes. call 10. 2-S76O.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. D1. 141l.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-In the forest
and very convenient to the schools,
an individually designed resloence
for real family living; 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, den, spacious living and
fine p bricF I0i and T frame sAsde Colonial worth
seeing risht away. Call WO. 1900.
EpW: +, JONES CO. NC Chevy
cLARKsRu.G .1a! q Re- i.c s;room ,v house q
ment; facing on "40: $4,000. FRED
B. CuSHMAN. Realtor. $40 Frederick
ave, Gaithersburs, Md. tel. 299.
DAMASCUS-4-rm. bungalo situated
on q high spot; bath, garage with
sREp B. c1sHMAN 81 SaApo Resto ia $3.50
Frederick ave Gaithersburg. Md.
tel. 299; or Jerry Williams, Da-
DAMASCUS acre of ground on
high spot, easy walking distance to
stores; bank 1;tn theatsr and church
funesioW; fuIi basement. oil hot
water heat, Venetian blinds; chicken
house. hoghouse,, and Just a clean
dss sss Ss5 gTGps5ty can G. JeTry Ernt Williams pFff 1S
cusHMAN. GsaSdA ISit Reaitor 0I b1o FREQ Frederick d
ave. Gaithersburg, Md. Tel. 800.
DAMASCUS-All brick, Groom bum
gslow; 3 bedrooms and bath on 1st
A.; End fl. unfinished, would make 3
ment men with sarase; oil Circulating air
heat: walking distance to center of
town. Cali Jerry Williams. Da-
mascus 6261. or FRED B. CUSH-
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave,
Gaithersburg, Md, tel. 299.
FOREST GLEN Lovely. 3-bedrm
brick; full basement with built in
Harage and pine-paneled rec rm.
conven. to tIansp. and schools
priced at SI1,5G0 with $4,000
cash. See It today. l92os nc SaPito @
GH. O827. John M. Heron, Broker
GAITHERSBURG-3 frame. :
rooms and bath; large lot; eonven-
lent location; $4,000: FRED B
CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick
pike. Qaithersburg. Nd. tel. 2es.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SPOT CASH
Paul P. Stone. Realtor
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

EDGEWATER, nr. Mayo rd.; l acre
of ground, 4 rms. and bath. 2
stoves, dble. metal garage and
shed, chicken houses, plenty shrub
UN. 064S.
MIDGET FARM, on Wash. Frederick
hwy, As minis. drive; rms, mod,
kit. and bath, Servel gas refgr. and
range, auto. h.w., full cellar, screen
ed porch; on about 3 acres; road
business opportunity; school and bus
service; low taxes; $500; $4,000
cash. OWNER, Box 395-C, Star.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
2O04 OSBORN DRIVE
SILVER SpRTNc Nh

OPEN SUNDAY. La PM.
Beaut brick bungalow, lir. rm.. din.
finished attic with beerms. and
y bath; besut finished rec rm
frepl. and IA bath; nice lot and
garage: eonven. located. Directions
Out Georgia ave to 1900 blk, turn
left on Lansdowne way blk to
OSBORN dr., "a blk. to house. Call
TU POO: ewes. NO 1860
SHOCkEY & MOORHEAD, REALTORS
Evening star., 1950-04-16

ARDMORE-Modern 2-bedrm. bunga-
low, oil heat. stove, refgr., newly
decor; porch. lge: lot; $500. JOHN
AV0NDALE. 1901 Ingraham st. 6-rm.
brick with bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, ia baths, gas heat, rec.
rm. lge. cor. lot; will sell furnished
or unfurnished at reas. price with
5 pm. LEIGH c. Kelsey. Jr., I2iG
Pa. ave: Sc: FIR 4030 oil. Ii. AHA.
BELTSvILLE-s-roo frame and
bath. front and rear porches; auto.
oil h.-w h.; lot 65x2lO. borders on
ing and GI possibility. Price. 81 800.
AA5JITSSHEsoN REAL ESTATE. TO.
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-e-rm. bun
galow: very reasonable; fenced in
BRADBURY HEiGHTs-Larse s-rm.
level lot s0xlO0; Al condition; may
go GI with $1,000 cash; owner
leaving town. RAY CHICK, 54O2
BRAbsuRf RaE,HG5s Pikf aEIGHTs II Isso Cape G Coo
brick with bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. tiled bath. full bsmt with
shower and Law, gas heat; priced
Sl2,950; small down payment and
bal. GI loan. LEIGH c. KELSEY
~, 1910 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 4030 or
6psn se teday 4sSI siS20 4oss d1Ta p
rms. and bath, oil heat; nice lot.
See or call Mr.. Morningstar. with
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO.. WA.
salov, with front and screened rear
ppiced pprt at @ only @ s. 600. L. ~ T. 'IGns Rfo;
GINS REALTY CO, Ma. 1924,
lsT a!S 4ss,sss s45 ssa:s
with outside entrance, 2 bedrms.
and expansion attic. Reduced to
$1,000. Could 20 CT with 81 900
down. A. STANLEY MoREAU. WA.
CHEVERLY-4 bedrms. (all twin
Features bedrm. and bath. on nrst
H., full bsnt., garage, lge. lot. Vet.
Gran may purchase this substantial
mo. Excellent neighborhoed. near
CHEVTRLYNArchitecturai gem: i
T% Fr.tn brick d.r slate rOSs Si,n . PedEms
Esndss.Ded Ea5dass Al lot 'oPq Paise 0espsfly sis.soG
RoBERT s. DAVIS & CO. $500
WA. 5000; once open daily and
CHEyERLY-The very best 2-story.
3-bedrm. prewar brick in Cheverly
for S13.650 Screened side porch
full dry basement, picket-fenced
sANLEY MoREAU. WA. 257i.
CHiLLUM-Just over ID. C lire
Brick bung., 8 full rms, real tile
bath. equip. kit, storm window S.
Venetian blinds. Price, SiI,500;
$1,000 down and 815 mo. Call wa
1900 til Y pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
d CO
CLINTON-6 rm. br., gar. oil h.-w.h..
lot l0x300; very reasonable. LU.
COLLEGE PARK-close to Nd. o.,
new 3-bedrm. brick Colonial. lge
rms. firepl.. full bsmt.: pretty view.
Open Sun, 2 TO . pm. 343l Stan
ford st.. Univ. Hills. Call Mr.. Fon-
taine. CIR. 1886, WILL ROGERS
REAL ESTATE, WA. 1892.
COLLEGE PARK rooms and bath.
lot 50xlb0; a block to csrline.
Address Is 5000 Quebec st. was
formerly known as Bervyn. Should
90 Gl ct Sill 900. AITCHESON
REAL ESTATE. TO. b249 or TO,
$3.50. -x17
Evening star., 1950-04-16
OPEN y TO 5

SILVER SPRING.
Detached prswAT brick home on cor
ner lot: 6 rooms. ga baths. slate
roof. gas h.-wh With recessed radtA :
tors This home is owner occupied
and is in exeel. coud Directions.
Out Ga. ave. 70 goo blk. turn riEhI
in Woooside Forest. $500 Woodland
DR.. Cali OWNER, 81. 2650.s
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO d Pm.
Sl3,500, AZ LOAN
This reomy. weIl-built Colonial may
be purchased with So 500 by as
suming owners $4,000 GI loan.
S9S.63 PER mo. includes everything.
LIST f., iiv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
den. powder nm: End Il. y oedrms.
and bath: lge. bsmt. with lAvAtory
and outside entr: lac. concrete
porch. Directions Out Piney Branch
rd TO Old BlRdenSburg rd., right
5 blks TO sos Forster drive.
THE GOSS CO.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
TAKOMA PARK

Owners first floor home with apts.
for income: detached garage: fire-
place: automatic heat. This property
is well located near main shopping
center and transp.: in excellent con-
dition: terms Cali SH 3444 or
SE :i4g1. ewes. SE 4n4A
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HILLMEADE
NORTHWOOD PARK

1894 COLESVILLE RD.
An attractive detached brick center
entrance Colonial home. Large L"
living room with mirrored fireplace,
bedroom or library, ultramqdern
kitchen with snack bar, ~ bath and
screened porch on first floor; three
tWin-siZed bedrooms and bath on
a.-c heat. Large terraced lot with
beautiful trees and Anchor fence.
Attractively decorated. Immaculate
condition.
Our. Georgia ave. to Colesville I'd.
right on Colesville to 1914 and
Open sign
OPEN SUNDAY . TO DARK.
REALTY BROKERS, Inc.
5000 Conn. Ave. OR nn4S
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Custom built true center-hail brick
rambler for y lsrge family; "T-ft.
living room, bedrooms. den, 3
baths: finished recreation room. This
home artiSticslly designed on lOox
l5O-ft. lot: OF Conn. ave. on
levels. with kitchen, dining room.
recreation room. maids room and
bath on ground level; only $25,S50,
shown hS apDointment only
Evening star., 1950-04-16
Z RODNEY ROAD
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TO 5

HOLLANDALE
brick on a lge. well-land-
scaped lot. Lovely liv. rm., din. rm.,
de luxe kit; steps up, > bedrms.
A.: rec. rm. with firepl. in bsmt.
tiled roof, garage. Priced to sell
with reas terms. Directions: New
Hampshire ave. to our Sign on
Rodne- road
LOWERY & MELTON, SH. 1900
Evening star., 1950-04-16
OnAHAM q ~.
81. 6O1O Till u PM

BRICK BUNGALOW
SILVER SPRING. ND.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1910 TO $50
1924 CAROLINE AVE.
Out Colesville Pike TO Franklin ave.
TO Caroline. right to our sign.
5 large rooms in Immaculate condi-
tion; large lot; priced to sell quickly
at Sl2,250. Your opportunity. Call
Mr. Maury, TU. 3926
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO
1924 18th ST. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
WHEATON AREA

5 acres and comfortable and at
tractlye .-room. 2lz-bath brick
house, in excellent condition. Living
room fireplace, dining room, kitch-
en-. den, library or bedroom and "a
bath on 1st q. 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd a. Full basement with bath,
oil h.-w-h. Screened porch, chicken
houses, Toulouse, about 200 as
sorted fruit trees just beginning to
bear. This property has long front
age on paved road and is surrounded
by choice properties. Price, $50. 500.
on terms. Shown by appt only. Ex-
elusive with
E. S. PRICE & CO.
1130l Georgia Ave, LO. 5-1231,
Evening star., 1950-04-16
TAKOMA PARK

Open 80 p.m-704 Maple ave-
A charming det. Col. home, in excel.
cond., will make some one lucky
purchaser: owner has just reduced
price from S15.950 for q quick sale.
Contains 6 lovely rms. with bedrm.
and bath on 1st floor; Venetian
blinds, rec. rm.. ga baths: big
lot with sun swept patio; property
Is vacant and has just been redec.
May go GI. Out Piney Branch rd.
TO Flower ave, rt. TO Maple. IT.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
RnAIT1pa G1z rfnsS
Evening star., 1950-04-16
OPEN SUNDAY l TILL DARK
RAMBLER FOR GI
S12650

1927 Day ave, Silver Spring, Md
Living rm.. dill. rm,. all-elec. kitchen,
breakfast nook. laundry room, 2
bedrms., bath. full bsmt., oil h.w n.
beautifully handicapped 70xl60 lot
includes barbecue pit and wading
includes everything. Directions
Out Seminary rd. to Capitol View
ave, out Capitol View ave. to Va.
ave, right to Day ave and sign.
CAMPANELLA d WOOD
EX. Alb, ewes. AP. 44S9.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
HOME AND ACRE

S13,95o; frame home, nice condition;
bedrooms and bath, front porch,
modern kitchen; frame cottage on
premises. Located suburban Silver
Spring
CoAIrANF O. M
Evening star., 1950-04-16
5-ROOM BUNGALOW

6912 Waukasha rd., Glen Echo Hgts.
-5-rm asbestos Shingle bung allow,
Johns-Mansfleld insulated Large
living room with fireplace; oil space
heater: city water: wooded lot. S0x
$50; in fine community. convenient
to Army Map Service; $3.50. In
Spection by appt. SCOTT SANDERS,
blol MacArthnr hlNd Or 5RrN
Evening star., 1950-04-16
WESTGATE

By owner-Attractiye, Groom brick
3 tWin-sized bedrooms, > baths. full
basement, built-in Earage. fenced
yard; can assume Sl4 500 4ee mtEe.,
S25, 900. No brokers please Cali
Elk. l1SS: evenings and week ends,
OF, 6.o4 IHs
Evening star., 1950-04-16
NEW BUNGALOW
1901 OGLETHORPE BIT.
WEST HYATTSVILLE, MD.

WEST HYATrSVILLE, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO q Pm.
Large liv. rm. with hrepl. 2 tWin-sizs
bedrms din, rm. with corner cup
boards; modern kitchen: finished
room in attic: full bsmt. with large
area for club room. Out Mich. ave.
ne. to Queens Chapel I'd. TO OEls-
thorpe IT. TO our sign. Call Mr..
Harrington, SH 5q73.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1874 l4th st. NV. DI. 334s --l9
ALMOST ! ACRE
NEAR CLINTON. MD.
Lovely 2bedroom BUNGALOW. full
chicken house. large fenced front
lawn, excellent place for garden and
chickens. So, $50. s.. 900 down.
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN
3?l4 Branch Ave. Sc. HI. 77O0
Office Open Sun. l0-5.
4-BEDROOM BRICK CAPE COD
Bungalow. almost new; full base.
ment, gas heat; owner leaving town,
must SELL Sl,750 down. $s4 80
per mo.
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
UE. 2723: Ewes. UG. 1883
kOI1 panfpnnVA HvNftayflte MA
Evening star., 1950-04-16
S6 5n0-RUNGALOW

$3.50 down. balance like rent; 3
rms. and bath on main a.. English
style kit and dinette on Eround
level: cool in summer, oil heat for
winter, and plenty of garden spaces
priced for quick sale by owner.
73Io p st. ne, Carmody Hilia.
Nd 10. s-41li. -l6
CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star., 1950-04-16
S13.95O

VIII build on your lot in the Silver
Spring or Bethesda areas an ex-
ceptionally well-planned and dis
tinctive 3 Oge) bedrm. brick ram
bler consisting of 22-ft. liv. rm. with
compl. equipped kit. with garb. dis
posal and built-in breakfast nook
full bsmt. with fireplace, many ad-
ditional quality features of con-
struction and equipment. For compl.
information cali SH 6716.
D. M. BAILEY & co.
1898 Ga. Ave. Silver Spring, Md.
Builders and Designers -l6
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AVONDATE

. years old; Groom brick bungalow;
large corner lot: 4eS 1St trust: full
price. Sl475O. easy terms. Z. r.
FoYNTON CO., OR. 0S00 or MI.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
WHEATON. 5000 DOWN

Open ? 70 6 pm. .6U3 Newton ST.
S10.950, 500 monthly or S1l,45U.
81 500 down, S12 monthly. This
exceptionally clean 2-yr -old bunsa-
low With , fine bedrms., expansion
attic. full bSmt. big, bright. equip.
kit. spacious fenced corner lot is &
wonderful buy and located ! blk. to
grade school and Georgia ave bus
Out Ga. ave. 10 Mason ave. left to
Grandview, right to Newton, left
to I6O3.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
SILVER SPRING
80 000 DOWN

year old: master bedrm. with dress
ing closet: frepl., full dining rm.,
breakfast nook: Law. in bsmt. A real
buy at Sl4.150. Call Mrs. Hart,
WA Rf1S COX AZ co 81 OTI5
Evening star., 1950-04-16
AVONDALE

1929 Russell AVE.
Open Sun. only. l-6 pm: brick
2-bedrm bungalow; expasible attic:
living rm. with fireplace; dining rm.;
nice kitchen; tile bath; full base
ment: gas a.-ch,; buiit-in garage;
lovely lot
E. r. BOYNTON
1929 Wis. ave. OR. os0O or OR. s4e2
Evening star., 1950-04-16
S12,95O BUNGALOWS

ST 200 DOWN. GI, or $4,000 nom
Gl buys one of these new brick
bungalows with Ice. 55x2S5 lot. :,
bedrms, semifin. exp. attic, full
bsmt., outside entr.; . more OF these
6s 6uns allows VIII be built in Takoma
THE GOSS co.
Evening star., 1950-04-16
vets.
$13,650-6-RM. COLONIAL
SILVER SPRING AREA
SILVER SPRING

Open Sunday to Il. a314 Wire
ave.-Distinctive brick Cape Cod
with slate roof, 4 bedrms.. :. tuIl
baths: fenced yard: Sl1,95 To
on Franklin ave. and right on Wire
Worthington Realty
Realtors, s4"7 Ga. ave. 81. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

ala 56th AVENUE
Lovely white house in ideal section:
LIST fr.. liy. rm., din. area, kit, bath
bedrms. large fenced-in lot. oil
a-c h., storm windows and awnings:
Al cond; small GI payments;
Sll.50O. To reach: Out BladensburE
I'd. ne to Peace Cross. rt on De-
fense highway ] mi to 56th avs,
rt = blks 20 our sign. Call Mr.
Pendleton. DU, 346s.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co,
1924 I4th St NV DT 334R -ld
Evening star., 1950-04-16
ARTISTS DREAM

AN I ID . Df1EAM
Magnificent view; situated in park;
facing creek; ideal location: custom
built brick; slate roof; 2-car garage;
ga baths; Bendix laundry: enor-
nous outdoor terrace and fireplace;
room. fireplace; dining room; corner
cabinets: beautiful complete kitchen;
plenty of cabinets; 3 large bedrooms
with walk-in closets: abundance of
dogwood. aZaleas and shrubbery.
One acre attractively landscape ped
grounds. Adj. wooded acre can also
be had: Owner transferred. Call
Evening star., 1950-04-16
CONGRATULATIONS

82l3 Forest rd 3-bedrm. detached
brick, With 81 300 down, to any
| purchaser. Assume GI.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

2slO Gath ave. Sl6,abn. 4-bedrm 4.
lia-bath detached brick with built
In garage, $1,000 down TO aualificd
veteran.
Evening star., 1950-04-16

HTUT LUMBARD 81.
S1O.f50 first trust; small cash pay.
ment; mr.. everythinR--5 lac. rooms,
bath, expan. attic, garage, cellar;
h-w.h, oil; a bargain See this tos
day M. o. JARVIS, RA. 4343
Evening star., 1950-04-16

BOSWELL, INC. WA. $500. Open
VIZ W HAVE Z re- some beautiful new .
bedrm. bungalows. In brk. or ashes
tos shingle. for GIs with no down
PAINT; For further information @ cal
1858 or Greenbelt s44S'
NEW EAST PINES = Tremendous
bungalow with delightfully."- finished
2nd floor and esDecially. fine, hvahle
daylight basement. 2 bedrmS.. liv-
s nf I% oor bath Lasdseaeea sds os6
STANLEY MoREAU. VIA. S54l.
NEW EAST PINES-Beautifu brick
and frame 2.stors home; nearly
moor, iGs. living rm.. KITCHEN and
heat. Only s10.sS6. Could 20
GI with $3.50 down. or non-GI
With 81 500 cSYn and ,eosT1 sSs1me *
$1,000; MAY GO GI-s-rm. attached
brick, 3 bedrms.. basement, oil air
condition heat. clean as pin,
Laurel. Md. terms. ALVIN EPLING.
Nh. SILVER HILL-caDe Cod bunsa.
With bedrms., liy. rm. and din.
rm. on lst floor; stairway to unfin-
ished attic; oil heat. lot approx.
IEins IegSlss DTtssd dsS@R1y SR1y 1850 terms q.
Mo6ERS BRicko. e,rest er II from no own: aa
er; Sl0.e50 at Az. 5 large rooms
.pd inss tilss bath; radiant gas heat
eyerythinr. s-rm. bungalow, bsmt :.
oil h.-v.h. Earase. outbuildinEs. city
Alvin EpIIso. sts'ti TN. osss.0 osis.. Nis ''
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-02-23

yards. George J. Smith is cap
tain, Carl 4. Aldrich, coach, and
Adam Metzker, business mana
ger. Members of the team are
Smith, Henry Ballet, Gabe
Williams. James Singleton, John
Hill and Austin Two Moons.
They were victorious over the
Grow Agency team last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Con-
nor, Mr. and Mrs. George J..
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
K. Aldrich were Hardin visi-
tors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Metzker
were dinner guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Alfred Habegger last Sun
day.
Miss Pauline Jessup and Miss
Margaret cDonald were in
Billings Saturday.
Father Marion Roessler has
charge of the Catholic activities
in Busby, taking the place of
Father Bernadine Schlimgen,
who has been transferred to a
parish in New York. Father
Marion has three stations in his
charge besides Busby. They are
Lame Deer, Kirby and the
Muddy.
The grade school tournament
will be held at the Busby school
next Saturday, Feb. Is.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-02-23
BusbYN News

The Stitch & Chatter club
held it's February meeting at
the home of Mrs. James Mullen,
Sr., Monday night of last week.
The president, Mrs. Henry Bal
liet, conducted the business
meeting, during which plans
were made to give a StI. Pat
rick's party for the husbands
and friends on March IT at
Unit III. Paper flowers were
made, under the direction of
Mrs. Ballet. Refreshments were
served to Is members and one
out-of-town guest, Mrs. Jean
Habegger Boehr. of Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Jackson
spent the week end in Hardin
at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Jackson.
Mrs. Ralph Small spent Sat
urday with her husband at the
Veterans hospital in Sheridan.
Mr.. Small hopes to return to
his home in another week.
MI and Mrs. Roger Mullin of
Deer River. Mimi, house
guests of their parents, MI.
and Mrs. James Mullin, ST.,
were Hardin visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Helen thinner of Lame
Deer is acting matron at Unit
II this week.
Rev. and Mrs. David Habeg-
ger and daughter Rachel, were
Hardin visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ballet
were in Sheridan Saturday.
Mrs. Adam MetZker is spend
ing the week in Billings, the
! guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Katherine GieSick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mullin,
ST., spent Sunday in Billings,
the guests of Mr.. Mullins
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
E. r . Burleigh.
The government employees
are organized into a basketball
team, known as the Busby Buzz
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For Most Big Come

The winter of 1880 will 90
GOWN IN the record books of the
Montana Fish and Game De-
partment as one of the most
severe on record. In a report
Just released by the Depart
ment, 1T is learned that game
ANIMALS all over the Treasure
state suffered heavier casual
ties than usual because of the
cold seasons severity.
Hardest hit of the many game
species which abound in Mon
tana, the report relates, we're
the pronghorn antelope which
lnhabit the plains country of
eastern and northern state
lands. 1t has been estimated bv
Kenneth Thompson, depart
ment official, that about 200 of
the swift animals were killed bv
trains in the area around
Havre.
Whitehall deer experienced
much difficulty in the Libby
area when alternate thawing
and freezing conditions made
foraging very difficult. Through
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rooms following the recess peri
cd.
Several young people of Pry-
or enjoyed a sixth birthday
party in honor of Ronnie
Green at the Emerson Green
home Tuesday afternoon.
The bi-monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Aid was held at the
Charles Drinkard home last
Wednesday.
Duan Bjerke, scout executive
of Billings met with interested
parents Thursday, Feb. 9, to
discuss formation of a Scout
troop at Pryor. Tenderfoot re-
quirements are being studied by
a number of boys of the COM
munity. Mr.. Bjerke will return
to Pryor February % to COM
plete formation of the troop.
William Graveland has been
named scoutmaster for the
troop.
William PENIS father wrote
the first code of tactics for the
British Navy.
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Lincoln's first inaugural adj
dress was rushed by Pony Elk
press from st. Joseph, Mo-, to
the Pacific coast in the fast
est trip ever made by the ex-
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SPARK

The H. c. club met at 8 p. nj.
wednesday, Feb. Is, with OAR
lene Cosgrove and Rose Grave
land as hostesseS.
A Valentine party was held
February IA when Valentine
boxes were opened III the school