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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
NILLSBORO

Nr& Walter =. Monroe rarnr,
~ ~ sunday from a two weeks
N'Slt With Mrs Harry Vane in Do-
w aod Mrs, Edward Esham IN
Philadelphia. -
Nr, and Mrs, Ralph Rrittineha,,
SttSo0S0 tue funeral services for
NcS Et0el Russell IN Philadelnbis
"a saturday, March IS.
NrS Wl0laM r. Monroe was "a
$0sSt ot Mr., aud Mrs. PhiliD Shorr
g Stoe&lSy on sunday and together
SeeS visited Mr., and Mrs C66Or5
eaarto0 a0d Nr, and Mrs LELAND
B0rto0 0f LeweS.
TIE Glrl Scouts viii snonsor n
e9Ss sale OSNt saturday morning
Aeftt \ oSSiUNl0g at 10 o'eloeR
toe place, Delaware Power ana
llgAt 0flce.
Nr$ sophie King has her sistar
and OJsce OG PAlladelphia visirins
eAr = week,
Ng& Harold Gardner returned
IN Sunday tcO0 visit with rela-
t(VeS IN Providence. Il. l.
NeSS AK Brown Of Wayne. PA.
i NtSIt(0E her gra0dpareats. Mr.
ao& Ne& Frank Campbell
ivy COmmO0l00 viii BE- eafa-
GRATED m Grace Methodist Churrh
en- thursday evening and on Fri-
aaN N5S0e az e>50 O'Clock. Rev j .
a Car& Wt0 conduct a Good Fri-
&8N SsEVleS>
(>caeS NstAo1lSt Church viii mar
sSEeGes N the s O'Clock sunrise
SsrTees o0 the Aoapdwalk al Beth
any Ess&eo On Easter morning.
IT toom8S N0l6gan. S,lperin-
>s1,SS0e - tos Dover District. win
S&GVsc the NoroMg sermon 90
>t3taS ae 10 O'eooek 20 which ev-
5sNNeS = E8Vlee&
saS sNS0Ceg service on sunday
MI - - eAacge - Rev. j A T.
! ~SsS ana a ples0re s.Iarms'
.&&SAssr~ gS0 Ae shown.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

I AIRS. Ralph Mahler has rsu,r,ss
from q week ot treatment "a Dela.
ware Hospital IN Wilmington.
Mr.. and Airs, Leon Baker had -
guests on sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
+ clayton Bryan and Nr. ana Mrs
+ charles Donaway.
The Band OF Hope Circle viii,
meet az the home of Mrs Rgil
GartAe. on Tuesday nighr. Anril
II, and a White Elephant pert,
VIII be enjoyed as Well
uate Harrison Is snendina his
spring vacation n Florida whara
ne went with "A group 81 Friends
1te.h 'Ae University Of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Wesf ana
FAMILY OF West PHILADELPHIA visif-
ed Mrs. Sallle Ellis here. AIRS. An
ME Lynch near town and other .,e-
tefnal relatives IN Baltimore HIM.
dred last sunday. This was NIr ana
AIRS. Vests first visit In lowar
Delaware i'm rs wears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis ~ Daf
mSr spent Monday with mrs. SaUia
Ellis.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harrison and
Gerald Harrison spent SUNDAY n
MiiIord with Mp. and Mrs. Victor
Harrison.
hoiy Communion viii De- ohserv-
Sa IN II, Marks Church on Thurs
Gay morning az 10 O'Clock. on Pri-
9ay afternoon there viii b. =
watch Service from 9 % 8 O'CLOCK
ana evening prayer az T:30 O'Clock
a oopusmal service viii be- held -
saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
On Easter morning at 3 O'clock
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
NASSAU

Services last Sunday wen, Ael,
az COUleyS chapel NNS(Nnlnx yr}lp
tue sunday ScNOOl az 10 a. HI. AZ,
tue Worship az m a IN, 10Th ~ AZ,
services had a EOO3 atteN3Src,, s,,d
me weather was heNNtlNll TN,
'Nolr sang q selection SN,,y,,spN,r, =,
20 Palm sunday, The Sermon TN,
was taken 0rOM 81 john lS>lA !
REORGANIZATION NlSetlaN ~ tNe
OhurCh school Nt CONlSVS CNsN,'
VIII De held Sunday p,OvalaS Ann
SVth, az the close ~ the cAuw>N
school session.
The Fourth QOavterly CNaNsySn,>,
ot the Nassau CAarEe WSS held l,Ss
saturday MOrOOoE April I al Mines
Ohapel at lO>SO a. M IN. Tha,,,sS
G. M0lllS0O Dover pSStY}ee S,,,,s
PreSidmE, Reports % tue NssrN<
work were read and the paS,o,> ,NsS
invited 10 retUrO 0Or tNa No>ytA
year.
Mrs, Lille WarrSOStoa ef l.sw,S
and Mr., aud Mrs ReaNf,ve W,s,~
r'hgtoo % Nassau spent laSe So
1aN AFTERNOON with NC, ana Nl,>.
oe0 t,Wt0S sc ReAOAotA ReSeA
hot0 Nr, and NrS WlllIan, eE
MITCHELL have been SSeS f,,,> - rN,Ss
lNN weeks eOt SrS G,apvOVIGE, rAsN>
many r1eNdS wish SpsetSy rSeCNesN.
Nr, and Mrs Er0RSs C,Nwsn -
,0tuIO0 SpeOt last $stNr,ssV wSA
MISS Elizabeth Wilson.
Mr., and Mrs TAO1aaS M N.Y.,
the SOSStS ~ their &susAts,> 49,
SON m law Nr, ana M .r,NS
French and tauIly, NllN,y,} ~
sunday. N
Mr., aud Nr&> can pavsss,. AM,
children Mary, NSrxSas snS t~svS
~, we've the SGSStS al 3 psrsy. ~
eo oy Mr., aud NtvS Naek NssS -
,a0l,N az S,aUSAtavS NeGS. ~ ~
!, ,aSlo0 WAS SCVSN II A,s,~ a9 NJ.
Reeds birthday,
-. so~ s..' 'Ns& te&seeS &SSA&4&
.ea'srta@SG ca rANv&&sv Nrr ~
MS john Jester % (Se<rSes,,wr,
ne Rev, and A,gS. \. B, tS.,Nss,.>
lt ttdroSSoN Nr ana M sSs.>~->.,
,SSe'oSO0 ana tea Rey> aS2 NEr,S u
oarlSS (NNAOsl, lN. w,ay,> -
>0SSSS x w, ana M lNNa MAJ
.sg .'.. S"N S''a JeAN eASs $aa&ay aesS~
a0OO and eVeaSax.
Nr, aud Nh NaNesS Bs@,,>a.s
'aO as toeSc S,eS,S oaSs NgNSs,, ~
Stooo0 Ms N0aNSa NaVsAS.,,N ~
MISS Mary Il. NSNesss ~ (N,s~N~,>,<
NaNSao MesAAAa>R 'N~ASs,Se
= earte> teoeNM, lrN paNsA~
>aadAS, Apra StA
easter SerVSceS WGl ~ NsNs =,
y ~ taeVs q tA& cASyNAaS ~ ~
oStsse St CN0oeyS CAaNeA S~NSsN,
.Soool az ~ a. NJ ANN = 1sN~-
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
GLENDALE

aa Mm 1ann Meonaia and
@ Hefe neekend
AZ ana Mra Burton mii-
1 a 1ehn 8 Derrlekean
sHefe ~ nr nd Mrs
sals m Eewes. Della
Ireland and danphfar
mrs Alton -
81 salisbury un satar-
aa Ms David Einnsswortb
- n Wilmington on SAT-
~ williams snent sstor-
Mm
~ HtiaaHa az NaH Castle
mfh 49, n,efl...
VILLAINS
mnns a.ho bes
Hauenf Sd tae Milford nem-
al returned home on
NaHer hsa aafisht
@ fa uu Aen Vera laef
ta FsH heI aanehter snd eoa-
aehlI Idfen. sfr ana
@ faflneer. Klrelnis
m
ef eaeets 81 AZ and
Hnrf.r anf 49,.
a Nrs Eaaad Tart.r
ad ffr na 49,.
aul sau. az Harhe-
a s lanaIns Nor
~ anrolr
Ha anf as. Ffrai,-
aua f4eaa matared fo
~ Sunday
Eee EIinaenarrb
suesf ~ NIss Char
and enios.a q
Co EafHrdrv
n 1sneasn
m Nnnasr
Enneawarfh
H M1ara Friday
a Ianrenra e.mr.,.s
haa aeHehffai rrin
tn eel sHndaf and
- ae naF af Mum
M han neaie af phfs
aeas ruesfs ~ Nfs
anf Mfs a
M
a m e8 Ianer ana dam
ana rleaf af Wifn
~ Mr ant
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@ Clendanlal
Haaaanh 80 aandsf
Enns 81 en-
Eaets as neek
haker OK uho has
Hah laernne has refnrn-e
q laFerdale Is q nafi-nf
q a. laHa Memorial uo-n...l
ts Hf.as bu IS ~
n
eh aIea early Friday
al d famefiaI Ho.-
d Iemare sff~r 4
aneral safaie-s sefe
n iate residence snnds.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

afternoon, April End. IA > o'clork
ttrf james O'Neu pastor ~ tbn
..i.Tnaale Methodist church. Ellen
dale oiticiated Interment In the
Lllendale Cemetery Mr.. Webh h
survived by his wife. Mary Nllllman
webb. three daughters. Nliss Iovrn
hrnb. student nurse at Delaware
iiospitai Wilm, Jean Ann Wehh
ana June Faye Webb OF Ellepdala
and one son Robert Burton Wahh of
Liiendhle several brothers ana sts-
teia. The beautiful flowers sent bv
relatives and friends spoke of tho
men regard for Mr.. Webb. Tbe
t-iiendale firemen were pallbear-
efs and honorary pallbearers.
tiiendale Methodist Chnreh
Rev. James O'Neli. pastor
sunday. April 9th
Sunday school services N IA ,
m Ia charge Of r. W. ireland. sun,
Preaching al N "A. M. by pastor
sunday evening services az 6:4S.
Evening worship with sermon hv
pastor. special musical selections
and readings.
The Jurior M Y. r. will meet
sith Reginald Evans ON Thursdov
evening. April 18th. All are cordial /
Do invited. '''''
lass No will meet with Mrs
! -lranor Flori on Friday evening
April l4th. An are cordially Invited
TIE New Market W. s. q. \. Will
,e entertained az the home OF Mrs
Leon j Fleming on Thursday even
ns. april 20th. A cordial Invitation,
j. extended % an
Ari olley's Methodist Chnreh
Aes. Jane, O'Nell. pastor
sunday, april gth
SUNDAY school services.
alien Methodist Chnreh
het. JAMES O'Neu. nn>tor
sunday. april 9th
sunday school services at . "A n,
Ffeaehins at 3 p. IA. by pastor
laiih Bible Holiness Chnrrh
Aet. Robert q. Mailer. na>tor
sunday. April 9th
sunday school services az . "a. n,
r4chihs by pastor
10 efenins service. Fyervone -
Welcome -
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Maryland Fights
Adoption Racket

BALTIMORE ~ CN - Mary
lahd D moeing % tighten it's adOp
uan hws after investigators reno, d.
~ they uncovered a tOurishmy
baby racket here.
Anaelm Sodaro. assistant states
attofhey Tor Baltimore, told AN h,-
terestins fact finding council ~ ~
Fialainre THAI the city IS "a hoths3
ol black market activities IN hah-
hapha1ard placements. he said
flten resulted Ia children bains
pai ihio homes or persons nlentsll,
end physically unfit a. e.re ~.
them. Altogether the volume of h..
iesuiar adoptions here Is .tren,en-
dous. the prosecutor declared
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

Heiy communion wil ae admins
tered and thereafter the rem
eAafch services al Che usual hours
hliiiain Evans aEe Sd wears. aiaa
q als home ln Gumharo on Monanr
etehlne following a Ions Illness
Alietal services were held Fhnre-
g at ma at Waslunn.s.s
euAteA With interment .n anin-
ms cemetery Mr EEans IS sr--
Wfed oy bis widaw. Nancv. rbr..
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

~ #eh aea earie n,8s..
sa iamcfial hos
1#Eamare after
anei services aefe
M iate residence sands,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

interest in such things, and because
of it's close relation to his own plans
We. have record of Washington's
impressions of the model from both
his diary and from a certificate he
addressed to Mr. Rumsey, wherein
he expresses his firm belief that the
boat will prove practical, and he
gives hearty commentator to the
inventor It was on this trip that
Washington secured Rumsey to build
the houses for him at Bath.
It was stated that Rumsey's plan
for this boats mechanism was so
novel, that when he applied to
prominent men for their support he
was only ridiculed, and so, when he
secured Washington's approved and
signed statement, he had really won
a great merit. Washington includ-
ed in his statement a reference to
the simplicity of the mechanism,
which he said any mechanic could
make.
In 1875 the State of Maryland
passed a resolution similar to that
of Virginia, granting to Rumsey the
exclusive right to make and use the
type of mechanically propelled boats
for a period of ten years. And about
the same time the Legislature of
South Carolina did the same, and in
addition, they wrote to Mr.. Rumsey
telling him about this, concluding
thus: g" you will find most ample
encouragement from this state, and
you had better come here as soon
as you possibly can"
1t seems that Mr.. Rumsey petit
toned a number of States for this
recognition and protection, and re-
ceived the same in the three States
mentioned, Virginia, Maryland,
South Carolina, besides Pennsyl-
vania. Mr. Rumsey wrote in one of
his letters that ''New Jersey threw
it out of the House"
While Mr.. Rumsey lived at Bath,
now Berkely Springs, he was select
ed by General Washington to serve
as manager of the Potomac Com
pany, the company which opened the
Potomac River for navigation, and
was the predecessor of the famous
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal pro-
iect. Next week there will be more
about this man, and his connection
with navigation of the Potomac, and
his role to the whole world, through
his boats
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
News OF County
IHomemakers' Clubs
Martha Mowen, reporter

This morning Thursday at $50
o'clock, Miss Ardarth Martin will
attend an Extension Evaluation Con-
ference in Frederick, as President
of the Maryland Association of Home
Demonstration Agents. Dr. Gladys
Gallup, of the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Bureau of Home Eco
Monies and Human Nutrition, will
be in charge of the conference.
Other committee members in
clude the following home demon
stration agents: Miss Ellen Scott of
Westminster; Miss Catherine Cleve-
land of Ellicott City; and Miss Beat
rice Fair of Frederick. The com
mittee will work on studies in evalu-
ating the program in home demon
stration work.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
FUTURE MEETINGS

Thursday, May 4, 200 p.m.-The
Huyetts Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. W. Cunningham with the
following co-hostesses: Mrs. F.
Reid, Mrs. M. Bachtel and Mrs. J..
Swadley.
Friday, May 5, las p.m.-The
Homemakers' Club of Funkstown
will meet at the Lutheran Church
Sunday School Room. Hostesses
will be: Mrs. E. Kershner, Mrs. j.
Marshall and Mrs. w. D. Hammond.
Friday, May 5, 200 p.m.-Home-
makers Chorus at Home Demonstra-
ton Office.
Tuesday, May 9, 2,15 p.m.-The
Homemakers' Club of Halfway will
meet at the Lincoln Way School with
the following hostesses: Mrs. l..
Seal, Mrs. E. F. Seton and Mrs. c..
Strock.
Wednesday, May 10, 200 p.m.-The
Lappans Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Norris with the following CO.
hostesses: Mrs. Metz, Mrs. Veatch,
Mrs. Stockslager and Mrs. Raymond.
Thursday, May IL, 1870 p.m.-The
Clear Spring Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Guy Boward.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04
News OF All
Girls, Clubs
FUTURE MEETINGS

The following meetings are sched-
uled by the All Girls Clubs of Wash
ington County for the coming week:
Thursday, May 4, 7:3O p.m.-The
Brownsville Dress School will be
held at the Brownsville Church.
Thursday, May 4, 800 p.m.-The
Point Salem Tea will be held at the
Home Demonstration Office.
Friday, May 5, 400 p m.-The
Benevola Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. O'Neal.
Friday, May 5, 800 p.m.-Square
Dancing Training School will be
held at the Petersburg Grange Hall.
Friday, May 5, 1880 p.m.-The St.
James Club will meet at st. James
Church.
Sunday, May Z, 1890 a.m.-The
Smithsburg Senior Club and the
Greensburg Club will attend serv-
ices at the Welty's Church of The
Brethren.
Sunday, May Z: 1890 a.m.-The
townsville Club will attend serv-
ices at townsville Church.
Monday, May 8, 800 p.m.-The
Wilson Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Hagman
Tuesday, May 9, 800 p.m-The
Smithsburg Senior Club will hold
a meeting.
Wednesday, May 10, 400 pm
The Hancock Club will hold meet
ing at the home of Betty Cohill.
Wednesday, May 10, 7:30 pm
Chewsville Dress School will be held
at the Home Demonstration office.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

Griddle cakes are dream cakes
when very thin slices of banana are
added to the batter. Don't get too
much banana in any one portion.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-05-04

Patronize Our Advertisers
Evening star., 1950-06-06
Forum Is Scheduled Tomorrow on District Children

Problems affecting District chill
dren will be discussed at Sis pm
tomorrow at the first public meet
ing of the District Committee for
the Midcentury White House Con-
ference on Children and Youth.
Mrs. Henry Gichner viii be in
charge of the meeting at the Cen
eral Services Administration Audi
torium. F street between Eight
eenth and Nineteenth streets NV.
The committee, appointed by the
Commissioners, Is seeking the
views of residents on the following
questions:
Is Washington doing all it
should to give its children a fair
Evening star., 1950-06-06

deal? Is every child given q fair
chance for a healthy personality?
How can mental, emotional and
spiritual qualities essential to indi-
vidual happiness and responsible
citizenship be developed IN chill
dren?
Melvin A. CHASER. executive di-
rector of the White House Con-
ference National Office, will report
on national preparation for the
conference. Arthur Kruse, exec
utive director of United Commun-
ity Services, will discuss the part
individuals and organizations can
take in preparing for the confer
enre
Evening star., 1950-06-06
Better Business Units
Seen Aid in Guarding
American Way Of Life

The Better Business Bureaus
throughout the country today
were described as aids to preserv-
ing the American way of life.
Irving Schachtel. president OF
the Sonotone Corp. told the 36th
annual conference of the Associa-
ton of Better Business Bureaus ir
the Shoreham Hotel they had
helped improve capitalism since
the days Of its attacks by Kari
Marx.
What we have created in this
country to my mind is better
capitalism than any one could pos
sibly have foreseen 100 years ago.
said Mr.. Schachtel. land I think
we will continue to confound
Marxism as long as we approach
our problems along the construc-
tive lines that are symbolized In
our conference here today"
Points to Typical Service.
Typical of beneficial services
performed by business bureaus,
said Mr.. Schachtel, is a pending
plan of mutual agreement by
hearing aid firms to work out
standards of advertising the de-
vices.
Topics that were aired at the
afternoon session yesterday in
cluded current problems in the
fabric field and advertising.
r. Stewart Kilbourne. jr., pres
ident of William Skinner g. Sons,
suggested stores leave the manu-
facturer's label on materials used
in clothing they sell. He said a
lot of customer complaints about
unsatisfactory goods could be
eliminated, if retailers and manu-
facturers could develop brand
labels to gauge the quality and
serviceability of goods.
Tells of Advertising Surveys.
William G. Werner, of the
Proctor g. Gamble Co., said sur
veys by his firm indicate there Is
not any widespread criticism of
national advertising. In cases
where consumers complain to
Better Business Bureaus of mis-
leading national advertisements,
he asked that these complaints
be channeled to the national Of
flee of the bureaus, instead of di-
rectly to the firms concerned.
George C. Reeves, vice president
Of the j. Walter Thompson Co.,
described the work of the Amer
ican Association of Advertising
Agencies to improve contents of
advertisements.
The conferees, representing 90
Better Business Bureaus in the
United States and Canada, to-
night will hear an address by
President Truman. The Bureaus
annual awards will be made.
Evening star., 1950-06-06

The conference. to be held early
in December. was called by Pres
ident Truman. It is convened
every 10 years.
Evening star., 1950-06-06

Buckwheat honey Is the dark
est commonly found.
Evening star., 1950-06-06
William R. Kerner, so,
Fiction Writer, Dies
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

1NGLEWOOD, Calf, June O.
William r. Kerner. magazine fic-
ton writer, is dead at the age OF
so. His body was found yesterday
in his apartment and, while off,
GERS said the death was appar-
entity natural, an autopsy has been
scheduled.
He leaves a brother, Federal
Judge Otto Kerner of Chicago
and a son, Charles Kerner. Ala
mogordo, N. Mex.
Evening star., 1950-06-06

Ex-Foreign Minister Dies
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, June
6 R.-Juan Antonio Buero, g.
Foreign Minister of Uruguay from
1918 to 1928, died today.
Evening star., 1950-06-06

In Just ONE MINUTE. you can prove to yourself
PHILIP MORRIS is definitely less irta'ins therefore
more enjoyable - than the brand you're smokins
Evening star., 1950-04-15
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18

Public sale of household goods,
West Mansfield, May 20 l p. m.
Complete line of household goods
and antiques. o. L. Harvey, own
er, Earl Judy, auctioneer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-05-18
OBITUARY. MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS
OBITUARY OF
FRED THIEnGAATNER

Fred Thiergartner, son of Mat
thias Thiergartner and his wife
Susanne, nee Selein, was born
April 4, 1866, in Bavaria, Ger
many. Shortly after his birth he
became a child of God when he
was baptized in the name of the
Triune God. Reaching confirma-
ton age, being duly instructed
in the fundamental teachings of
Christianity, he became a com
municant member of the Luther
an Church by the rite of con-
firmation. On September II, 1895,
he was united in marriage with
Barbara Neupert, which union
was blessed with 6 children, two
of which preceded their father in
death. In 1888 the deceased came
to this country and settled in
Ohio, where he resided all but
six years, which were spent in
Wisconsin. When he moved into
this section of Ohio, he became
a member of st. PauPs Lutheran
Church of which he remained a
member until his death last Tues
day evening, May 9, at 1855
o'clock, having attained the age
of "a years, l month, and days.
He leaves to mourn his departure,
his wife, 8 sons, Fred, John, and
George, all of Milford Center;
daughter, Mrs. Frances Rausch, of
Marysville; IA grandchildren, to-
gether with more distant rela-
tiveS and friends.
Funeral services were con-
Quoted on Friday, at l;30 p. m.
May IL in the Reed Funeral
Home, Milford Center; and at 2
p. m. in st. Paul's Lutheran
Church, Chuckery. Interment in
st. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery,
Carl f. Zehner, officiating clergy
man.
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Roof painting and
roof repair. Phone 1885. Robert
Asman, all work guaranteed. Y
5-18-2t*
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armerS'
Exchange

FOR SALE-Bay pony, 6 yrs.-old.
Bride and Saddle, phone 6528.
5-l5-2tS
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Black and Tan spayed
female coon hound Owner
may have for feed bill Phone
1878. PSI w. Third. Williams. It's
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Wednesday, Nav "a

Mrs. Pauline Erwin Rupright,
80 Grove St, Redwood, complete
line of household goods and ap-
pliances. John Pfarr Jr., auction
eeT.
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NOTICE-We are sorry but we
will not have any vegetable
plants for sale this year Floyd
Hegenderfer on the Bellefon-
taine rd. Its
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

SEE-The new Admiral refrig-
orators and stoves now. Miller
Furniture Store, Marysville.
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Public Sales
Coming in Union County
Saturday, May 20

Mrs. A. H. Phelps, 3 miles S. e.
of Redwood, farm equipment,
hay and household goods. John
Pfarr Jr., auctioneer.
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LADIES. FOR BEAUTY HINTS
SEE SUNDAYS
DETROIT TIMES

Do you know how to prevent
lacquered fingernails from split
ting and peeling? Know how to
make a long chin better proper
toned, or how to clear up an oily
forehead? You'll find the ans
wers in Sally Young's Beauty
Hints" in The American Weekly
with this Sundays MAY 2) issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times. Its
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and
friends for their kindness and
sympathy during the illness and
death of our husband and father,
Fred Thiergartner.
1t* Mrs. Fred Thiergartner
and children
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WANTED-Have few more or
ders for your summer and fall
painting. Special figures for
farmers. Phone LeMaster 8542.
5-4-Ttf