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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-06-23
FOR THE RECORD

Senate voting on the extremely
short-lived rent control bill which
ensures the possibility of "sky's the
limit" rent boosts after December 81,
1850, found Sen. Ecton voting against
even a six-month extension of con-
trolls Sen. Murray voted for the
limited extension bill formulated by
the senate committee.
farm plan for assuring income.-The
Unionist, Sioux City, Iowa.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-06-23

BUTTE-A newspaper cannot be
sued for libel by an elk or deer.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24
ARMY AWARDS CONTRACTS FOR ALASKA CONSTRUCTION

WASHINGTON (P)-The army announced last week the award of $5,96l, 1908 worth of contracts for military construction in Alaska.
 One contract for S3,l75,0l3 went to Peter KieWit Sons Co.,, and Morrison -Knudsen Co.,, of Seattle, Wash. It covers construc- ton of an airforce installation on Murphy Dome near Fairbanks.
 Another contract for $2,786,795 went to J. H. Pomeroy and Co.,. of San Francisco for construction of another airforce installation on Fire Island near Anchorage, De- tails of these projects were not disclosed.
 Other contracts announced by the army included S3,5O6,55O for 300,0O0 fin assemblies for aerial bombs.
 Another was $l,l69,475 to the Engineering and Research Corpo- ration of Riverdale, Md, for 15O,-
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24
Alaskans Treat Cheyenne C. of C.

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (P)-Direc- tors of the Cheyenne chamber of commerce weer treated to dinner and some lobbying on statehood for Alaska.
 The hosts for the dinner and the statehood advocates were 56 men from Alaska on the way to Wash ington, D. c. They are due to tes- tify today before a Senate com mittee Investigating statehood for Alaska.
 The northerners arrived here by chartered air liner Saturday and flew on east Sunday.
 The Alaskan party included:
 Robert Atwood, published of the Anchorage Times; Bill Baker, publisher of the Ketchikan Chron- icle: Mayor z. J. Loussac of An chorage; Mayor Bob Ellis of Ketchikon, and Don Goodman,
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24
CAPE NOME ROAD NOT OPEN TO GENERAL TRAFFIC

Mir. B. P. Gerard, superintend- ent for the Mansen-Osberg Co.,, has announced that the Cape Nome Road is just about open.
 He stated however that the road is not in condition for travel yet and the cooperation of the public would be appreciated. He urges that people driving for pleasure would help operations if they would stay off the road for the time being. Notice will be given when the road is in condi- ton for general use.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24
MT. and Mrs. James Mclean

MT. and Mrs. James Mclean left Sunday on well-earned va cation. Postmaster Mclean and his wife have been giving most efficient service which has in cluded the regular distribution of air mail on Sunday making their work a seven-day-a-week job. During their absence Ted Duffield will take over the duties of the postmaster.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24
News of the World At A Glance ---

Chiang himself - gives the Reds nearly half the remnants of Chi ang's once vast Nationalist China.
 His reported order follows the pattern set by Chiang in the Civil War. His strategy on the mainland was to pull out rather than fight; to trade space for time, until his space ran out.
 The generaliSsimo's order for total evacuation" of the big is land has not been announced of fically. The information came from one of the generals charged with Hainan's defense. The com mander, who would not let his name be disclosed, accused Chi ang of political ambitions.
 The order to abandon all Hai- nan was received yesterday. EVac- uation is due to begin today and the Reds are expected to take over before the week is out. Five Ma tionalist armies totaling some l25,000 men will be deserted to the communists unless some last minute way can be revised to get them off Hainan.
 In Washington, top U. $. off cials express the belief that the Russians will try again next month to drive the western pow CTS out of Berlin. They say this expected effort, in the form of an invasion of the city'S western zones by a half-million German communist youths, will be resist ed, by gunfire, if necessary.
 Preparations to resist the threat ened putsch on May 27-29 are be- ing made by American, British and French authorities.
 In East Germany, Protestant Evangelical church pastors have defied the Red-dominated gov ernment by declaring that their Christian followers are sending up "cries for help" against commun- ist pressure. The protest was read during yesterdays services in Russian zone churches.
 Foreign observers in Moscow say they are convinced the Rus sians will step up their diplomat ic drive to counter U. $. secretary of state Dean Acheson'S recently declared policy of total diplo- macy"
 They believe the Russians in- tend to tackle every international issue of interest to them or in which they see the United States trying to take the offensive.
 Veteran diplomats in Moscow say they have never seen as much activity as that in which Russia is presently engag- ed.
 The "total diplomacy" speech which apparently has stirred all this Russian activity, was key noted by Acheson's call to the American people to join in con- certed drive against Russia's plans for world domination"
 Britain's Labor government to- day ordered troops to unload ships tied up in London port by wild cat lockers strike denounced by cabinet members as Red-inspired. The government decision was made after the walkout threaten ed to halt operations in the sprawl ing dockyards.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24

AP ke~sfeofvFes
 IT PROBABLY wouldn't affect inc size of q brUise, but oetvol measurements have shown fhut a foll in sf. Michael. AIaska, is harder ihan one from inc same height in Kodaikonal, India, due 10 inc lotter's sreater distance from inc sraviiation-
 al center of inc earth.
The Nome nugget., 1950-04-24

900 kits to modify an equal num- Der of 5-inch high velocity rock cts.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
komunisti budou pro-
pustsni z vladni sluzby.

Bern, Svycarsko. = Swear
ska vlada Sc usnesla, re vsichnl
komuniste budou vy~louceni z
obcanskych verejnych sluzeb.
Vlada zamestnava v cele zeml
10000 osob. Federaln1 rada
svycarska oznamuje, re vsich-
nj vladni uredn1ci, ktef1 81 ne
zasluhuji dGvery pro svou po-
litickou cinnost, ztrati svoJe
zamestnani.
Vlada zamestnava asi 1000
1rednikG, ktere sauna ustano-
vuje. Ii z Mich, kteri jsou Gin
nymi cleny komunisticke stra-
ny, budou p%ropusteni az Sc bu-
de jednat o. jejich znovujme-
novani nebo o povyseni pr1stim
rokem. Vladni zamestnanci
nizslch hodnosti, kteff jsou Gin
nymi komunisty, must podat
resignaci do tr1 mesicG. Ufed-
nici o jejichz loyalnosti Sc po-
chybuje budou ponechani jer
" takove sluzb6, kde NIUE byt
rozvazan sluzebni pomer kdy.
koliv.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

rybaTu-obcanG a znalcG, k
obnoven1 naSehO morskovod-
n1ho prGmyslu.
IL. Okamzite zlepseni do
brocinneho programu Statu.
IL. Jmenovani zastupc1
organisovaneho delnictva do
Statnl Pr1myslove UraZove
Komise a Statni Nezamestna-
necke Bezpecnostni Rady a
zastoupen1 We Statnfch yale
zitostech, tykaj1cc1h Sc del
nictva.
IS. Prilezitost pro zeny,
miti dGlezitejSi roll v rizeni
Statn1ch zalezitosti, misto ma
podradnych mlstech.
IA. Pripadne sloucenf
soudn1ch uredn1kG, zrusenf
systemu Sirotciho Soudu, a.
Vsak zaruciti poctive a spra-
vedlive uvazeni nynejsim "a
mestnancGm.
Is. Zavazek okamzite
splniti konani Ustavni Kon-
vence, kdyz vetsina volicu
projev1 sve prani pro nj v
listopadovych volbach.
Is. Poctive a spravedlive
, zastoupen1 mesta a okres1 V
Zakondarne.
II. Schvali-li Zakonodar-
ma vhodne usneseni stanovic1
referendum ma Statn1 bonus
7eteranGm, on je okamzite
,odeplse.
10. Soudni pfehlidku ber-
Mich odhadG majetkG.
19. Upusteni cd nespra-
vedlive vetovacf moci guver-
nera.
20. Revisi zakonu a prak-
Tx We spojitosti sc stalym "a
znamem volic1 k lepSf sluz-
be verejneho pohodli a k
zaruce poctivych voleb.
FL. Studovani Statnlho
problemu nedostatecne byto-
We vypomoci.
%. Vseobecne zuzitko-
vanf Marylanskeho zbozf a
vyrobku We Statu, jake uhlf
re Zapadnlho Marylandu a
tax DAFT zamestnani Mary
landskym obcanum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
komunisticke cistky bez konce.

Praha. = PTedsednictvo u
stredniho vyboru komunisticke
,strany V Ceskoslovensku usou-
dilo, re. ami pc nekolika cist-
kach nen1 strana dost vzorne
cista a porad ma nejake skvr-
ny a smouhy uchylkarske, kos
mopoliticke, b%urzoasne Waste
necke atd. Jsou pry jeste We
stran6 Tide, kter1 il skodi: "Mu-
SINE je odhalit, vytahnout ma
svetlo, ukazat cele organisacl
a strane, proc je vylucuJeme.
Mezi cinovniky strany a odbo-
rovych organisacf nastalo pra-
We zdesenf, protoze dnes w nj
KIDD ami sam sobe never, .ie-l;
pravoverny nebo dchylkar. II,
kdo tusi, re by ted mohlo do
j1t ma ne, uvazuji spolecne, zda
by sami nemeli kajfcne prihla-
sit k vyloucen1, nebo IDA by sc
snad nemeli pokusit o organl-
sovany odpor. FCl'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Sano Mach zemrel.

Pittsburgh. - Poole zpravy
Kanadskeho Slovaka zemrel V
Praze pr vysetfovani sano
Mach, ktery byval ministrem v
Tisove loutkove Wade ma Slo-
vensku. Mach zemrel We veku
48 let.
Sano Mach byl souzen FARO
ven S DIR. JOS. Tisou a byl Cd
souzen ma 80 rokG do zalare.
sano Mach hral Ia valky smut
nou 1lohu v Tisov6 tax zvanem
"samostatnem' Slovensku, KITE
re vypovedelo Spojenym Sta
tGm waikiki. Slovensti separa-
|tisti zazlfvali Sano Machovi, re
Sc spoil proti Tisovi S Tukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

Lillian L. Klecka
DO
KONCRESU
"a 3. Kongresni DISTRICT
Vote zenu, ktera YAM uSetfila
100000 We slevach ma odha-
dech dani z majetku a ktera
vedla BOZ prot "Freeway"!
Vote zenu, ktera je pfatelska
k delnictvu, veteranum a po-
platn1k1m.
Primarily, 18. zar1 1850
BY Authority
James A. Segrist, Treas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Mariansky Kongres v Rhine
byl zahajen.

Rim. = Slavnou msf %svatou,
kterou slouzil brazilsky papez-
sky nuncius kardinal Benedeteo
Aloisi-M asella v basilice sv.
Petra byl zahajen Mezinarod-
nj kongres Marianskych kon-
gregaci, jehoz Sc z1castn1 ma
1000 delegate. Delegati hod-
laj1 papezi Piu XII. venovat pc
70, kterym podep1se 1. listopa,
du papezskou bullu, kterou Sc
prohlaSuje Nanebevzeti Fanny
Marie "a c1rkevnl dogma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
zziskate, budete-li
VOLITI PRO
GEORGE P.
MAI1ONEY
IA GUVERNERA
v DemOkratickych Primarkach 49, l8. zarn1

/. Okamzit6 snizeni da-
ne Z prodeje a jej1 vyloucenl
z potravin, paliva, lekG, nynl
nevyjmutych a predmetG pro
peel nemluvnat a 1919 snlze-
nj dane Z prijmu jednotlivcG,
s pTipadnym vyloucenim cele
dane z prodeJe.
2. Zaveden1 modern1ch
vy1ctovacich praktik, roz-
poctovych kontrol a znovu-
zrfEenf Statnfch department
til a tax vymititi mrhan1 a
nezpGsobilost.
3. Dvojite silnice Cd
$780, 600 do 100000 "a mi
Ii misto "supper-highways a
denied-access roads" V Gene
S1,0OO,00O "a mill.
4. Odstran6nf brloh1 po-
del silnic a nebezpeci zivota
ma uzem1 soused1c1m S costa
mi a kontrolu nav6stn1ch Ia
bull a jine vykoTistovani pro-
storu u SLIME.
S. UGinn6 zakonodarstvi
a dostatecnou prohl1dku mo-
torovych vozidel ku sn1zeni
dOpraVn1ch zabit1 a nehod a
poskozovani silnic nekontro-
lovanymi nakladn1mi auty.
6. Program nemocnic pro
dusevne chore, zakladajfc1
sc ma okamzitem zlepsen1
stavu dosud mich neexistu-
jic1m a zavedeni klinickeho.
programu S dGrazem ma le-
cent a uzdraven1, nez ma w
lohy s cihlami a maltou.
Z. Rainy odpor ku Ko-
munismu a maZlen1 sc S Ko-
munisty We State a narode.
8. Rozumnou domaci Via
du pro mesta, m6stecka a O.
kresy.
g. Moderni pokrokovy sy-
stem vzdelan1, zcela odlou-
ceny cd politiky, ktery by "a
rucoval pfimeTen6 sluzne u
citeldm, jez by lakalo zpGso-
bile muze a zeny k ucitelske-
mu povolan1 s planovanym
%programem pro vyssf vzdela-
vac1 moznosti a pomoc Sta
tn, mestum a okresu.
10. Komisi PT1rodn1ch
Zdrojd a Rybolovu, slozenou
z praktickych a zpGsobilych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15

Arcibiskupsky palac zabran,
ia iemnici DIR. Berana Zatceni.

Praha. = Poole zpravy va
tikanskeho rozhlasu csl. vlada
zabrala arcibiskupsky palac V
Praze, zatkla t%ajemn1ky arcl-
biskupa Berana a dala vypo-
we'd vsemu ostatn1mu persona
lu. Archbishop Beran zustava
pry vsak v arcibiskupskem pa
laci pod pf1snym policeJnlm
dohledem. Vatikansky rozhlas
rovnez hlasi, re csl. vlada dala
odvleci reholnice tTf fimsko-
katolickych TadG, neznamo
kan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-09-15
Komunistictf verejni zamest-

Komunistict1 verejnl zamest-
nanci u posty nebo ma drahach
nemohou byt povyseni ami pre-
lozeni ma m1sta, kde by mohll
ohrozovat bezpecnost zeme.
We vladimir ornament sc neu-
vadi, kolik komunistG je v OBJ
canske vladn1 sluzbe zamest-
nano, ma Sc vSak "a to, re jich
neni vice nez sto.
Evening star., 1950-01-29

. When your child is upset because
of "Childhood Constipation" do
you add to her discomfort by giving
smalldosesofa harsh-acting adults
laxative?Do you risk upsetting her
nervous system by forcing her to
take bad-tasting laxative? Play
safe. Give Fletcher's Castoria. +. the
thorough laxative made especially
for children. So gentle, it will not
cause discomfort. So pleasant tast-
ing, children take it gladly.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
BETTER luck srifh Bisquick
by
Bsss71ee*n

I'm not surprised when women say
this. Here's why: Bisquick is SO very
reliable. It's made of top quality in
Evening star., 1950-01-29
JUICY BEEF PATTKES
FRENCH FRIED POTATOES
BUTrRRRD SPINACH
RED CABBAGE SLAw
SPHCE-POcKET CORBLRR

SaUe work! Use Bisquick
whenever you make wafhes,
pancakes, dumplings, meat
pie toppings, mullins, biscuits,
etc. Directions for the IL most
popular Bisquick bakings come
on the box. Try all of them
they're unusually good eating.
General Mills
Evening star., 1950-01-29

greulents, Dscnucu
more skilfuily, more
uniformly, tn an
would be possible
by hand. And all
the directions on
the pack age are
tested by the girls
in our kitchens at
General Mills.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
Avilton Man Wins
$500 Jury Verdict

A jury in Washington County Cir
nit court at Hagerstown has award
d an Avilton farmer $7800 in his
amagc suit against the Queen City
Icon Company Of Cumberland and
ne Grove Pontiac company Of Frost
urg.
James Green, 81, sued for injuries
Uttered to his back on January -.
$40, when he was a passenger in a
uck owned by the Grove firm.
A trucl, operated by the Queen City
leon company collided with the
rowe company truck ON the Nc
.en2ie Hollow road on the east side
f Little Savage mountain near John
ON Church.
+. J. Ryan, Cumberland, was coun-
el for Green, and he was assisted by
'harles Wagaman, Hagerstown. Viii
lam IL. Geppert, Cumberland, was at
orney for the Queen City Neon com
any and he was assisted by Leo
Iiller, Hagerstown. ID. Lindley Sloan
vas counsel for the Grove firm and
David Byron Of HaGerstown was CO.
ounsel
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

Charles Hook and family, of Mark
leysbure, Pa, were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George Hile-
man. They all visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah FraZee in the afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Wade, Weston,
w. Va, arrived last Wednesday for a
visit with the latter's sister, Mrs. II.
l.. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Margaret Rush and daughter
Carole, of near Accident, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Thomas and daughter, RoXanne, near
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wade, Mrs. II.
L. Shoemaker, Mrs. Merrllc Shultz
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Shoemaker anC
son Jimmy attended the funeral on
Thursday afternoon of Amos Jol-
liffee, So, at Uniontown, Pa. Mr.. Jol-
liffee, who had resided at Brackway
Pa, died in the Dubois, Pa, hospital
after a major operation. He was a
nephew of Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Shoe
maker.
Mn and Mrs. Lloyd Warthen, Mrs
Adair Daley and daughters, Eleanor
and Christy, spent Friday in Cumber-
land, and Sunday in Terra Alta with
Mrs. w. f. Daley and son Adar
Mrs. Adair Daley and daughter
Chlisty, remained in Terra Alta fol
visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bell were
Friday evening guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ralph Fike.
Paul Teeter, Aurora, w. Va, was
Saturday evening guest of Mrs
Mona Teats and family.
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Doc Abbey. Uniontown; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Murphy and daughter Esther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker and
son were Sunday guests of Mrs Earl
Spiker and daughters, Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Mccullough
and son johnny were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fyan, Bruce
ton. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Black were
at Confluence, Pa, Sunday, ON ac-
count Of the death of their nephew,
Chan les. Black. Services were held on
Monday April 3, near Somerset, Pa.
He was born and raised at Conflu-
ence and was a member of the firm
Of A. G. Blacks Sons Company.
Mrs. Fred Livengood, Hazelton, w.
Va, spent Monday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs Orpha Sines.
Mrs. Edward Lancaster Of Selbys-
port, was a Monday guest Of Mrs.
Mona Teats.
Everett Durham and Mrs. Playford
Dunh2m, Onlontown' "a, were Mon Non
gay afternoon guests OIL Nh ana MIS-.
George Duhnam' sunday guests al
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

Sunday visitors of Mrs. Kathryn
HENDERSON and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fike were Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser
and Mrs. Molly Fike, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Fike and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Bell spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Beeson
Friend, near Hazelton, w. Va.
Mrs. Clarence Wicklow and son
Colt, and ". II. Haenftling, Accident,
were Monday guests Of Mrs. William
Durham.
Misses Bessie and Bertha Capel
were Sunday visitors of Reda and
Betty Teats.
Relatives and friends visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde VanSickle and daugh-
ter Carole over the weekend were:
Harry VanSickle and son, Irwin,
George Nicholson and Mrs. Daniels,
Uniontown, Pa; Mrs. Annette Sines,
grandson, David Coddington, John
Savage. Mr.. and Mrs. James Kahl and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Savage
and Mrs. Bessie Rush.
Mahon Miller and sons. Accident,
were callers at the Ralph Fike home
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Schroyer and
daughters were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mrs Minnie Fike, at Hazelton, w.
Va.
Mrs. John Williams and daughter
Joyce spent Wednesday in Uniontown.
Mrs. Iva Fike and daughter Janet
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Esther Nedrow and family.
Mrs. Keenan, remains seriously i'll
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. w
f. Wade.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
FRIENDSVILIE

hurch News
Holy Week services each evening
his week at 1880 in the Methodist
'hurch.
The cantata, Sunrise Over Calva-
"" will be presented at II a. m.
Caster Sunday in the Methodist
,hurch by the senior choir, under the
direction Of Mrs. Lucille Sines.
Other services for Sunday, April 9,
ire Blooming Rose, 9:45 a. M, and
1oyes, 1880 p. M, instead of 11:15.
Sunrise service, a. m. Easter
morning in the church, breakfast
served by Circle l under direction of
Mrs. Cecil Schroyer. A free will Of
'ering will be taken.
Brotherhood to Meet
The Methodist Brotherhood will
meet April 18th with Circle | serving
he dinner. The general meeting of
he WSCS scheduled for Tuesday has
)een changed.
ircle Ill Met
Mrs. Charley Miller entertained IS
Members Of Circle III of the WSCS at
Ter home asst Tuesday. Mrs. Mar
saret Williams, leader, had charge of
he business. Members present were
lac Capel, Georgia Coddington, Jean
Dixon, Pauline Coddington, Bertha
like, Ruth Frantz, Bernadine Friend,
une Hileman, Martha Friend, Ellen
Iumberson, Aleta Murphy, Nellie
Wheeler. Edna Wright, Margaret VIII
ans and the hostess.
'ircle | To Meet
Circle Of the WSCS will meet on
thursday evening, April -, at the
ONE of Mrs. Kaye Fike.
ire Company Answers Call
The Community Fire company
answered call to Accident early
tuesday, morning to assist at fire.
Oys III Formed
The Boys 4-H club will meet on
fednesday, April 5, in the Agri-
llture room at 1870 to elect officers.
he local Rotary club is sponsoring
le club. George Coddington and
arol Rush are serving as co-leaders.
Deaker for Rotary
b. o. Aiken was guest speaker at
Rotary meeting Monday. He had
his subject "SportsWanship." He
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

drew from his own experiences in
stances where the principles Of
craftsmanship were eXemplified.
birthday Party
Mrs. Ward Livengood entertained
nine boys and girls at a party Satur-
day afternoon. honoring her son,
David's 9th birthday. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Easter Party
The 10th grade of the school enter
tanned members and guests at an
Easter party in the auditorium, on
March 30. A program Of music was
presented. Games and dancing were
enjoyed. Teachers attending were
Principal w. j. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Flantz, Misses Anita Tiano, Helen
Kelly and Charley Miller.
Soliciting Fer Cemetery
ms. John Holman is soliciting
funds for cleaning the "Stecle ceme-
tory ANY lot owner may send con-
trihution to her.
Easter Program
The Elementary School presented
an Easter program, April 18th. IN the
school auditorium. A choir OF mem
bcls of grades to presented songs.
Personals
Mrs. Mabel McCuen was a business
caller i'm Oakland Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Byard Liston and son Billy, of
Confluence. Pa, we're Sunday guests
of W. w. Savage and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. L. Friend.
Mrs. Henrietta Lininger was a
Sunday afternoon guest of Mrs. En-
ma Wilson.
Pfc. Lott Van Groves. Of Fort
Meade. spent the weekend here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Groves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Garletts had as
Sunday guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Skinner, Mill Run, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Tissue, Connellsville, Pa.
Miss Carleen Umbel, Fearer, was a
Sunday dinner guest of Miss Shirley
Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoff had as
guests on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
George Dewitt and family, of Sang
Run; Miss Cleta Dewitt, Oakland;
and Mr.. and Mrs Oakley Hoff and
family, Friendsville.
Earl limbaugh and son Junior, of
Akron, Ohio, were weekend guests
OF MT. ana MIS- L. D. IIlllCDetuS IL
Sunday afternoon guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Riley and grand
daughter. Fearer; and Mrs. Emma
Barley and daughter, Blanche, Con-
fluence, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman, Of
Uniontown, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Milestone, Hopwood, Pa, were Sun
day callers of Mr. and Mrs. John
Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Riley and
family spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Lizzie Selby, Selbysport.
Mrs. Icie Hoff was a Monday after
noon guest of Mrs. Henrietta Lining
er.
W. S. Bowers spent Tuesday in Con-
fluence, Pa, visiting relatives.
Nh and Mrs. Frank ROdeheaver and
family. Of Mt. Dale, w. Va. were
Saturday evening guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs William F. Frazee.
Mr.. and Ms. Ernest Friend and
daughter Shirley and Miss Carleen
Umbel attended the cantata, Sunrise
Over Calvary at the Brethren
church. Accident. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Kay Fike was a Sunday din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Mil
Ter, Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoff spent last
Thursday with Miss Phoebe Fike and
Nh William Fike, at Rush.
Miss Icie Friend, Hoyes, was a
Monday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. j..
Black.
Miss Kathryn Friend left Sunday
for Washingtno, D. c.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Lancaster and daughter
Lois. Sclbysport, were Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Okey Hoff enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen F'razee and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver p. Frazee, Frazee Ridge,
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac FraZee. of Asher
Glade.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Riley visited
in Uniontown on Friday.
Miss Nelora Swauger, Grantsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Swauger and
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daughter Rebecca were Sunday visit
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward livengood
and sons.
Mr. and Mrs ]. +. burst and FAM
lily, of near McClellandtown, Pa, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Lyle
Mrs Evelyn Schroyer and Mrs.
Nellie Hutzel were business callers
in Oakland on Thursday.