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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-08
CARD OF THANKS

WE wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness, sympa-
thy and beautiful flowers at the
time of our recent bereavement, the
loss of our husband and father.
Mrs. c. S. Tiff
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Dietrich.
WE wish to thank Msgr. Hribar and
the assistant fathers of ST. Mary's S
church, Joseph Zile and Sons Funeral
Directors. relatives, friends and
neighbors for mass offerings and
flowers at the time of our bereave-
ment
Mrs. g. J. Mickovic, Ivan and
Lucille and Maletic family.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-08
FOR SALE Household Goods

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BY
PHONE - 75c MINIMUM, CASH
WITH ADVERTISEMENT 6Oc
MINIMUM. MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BEFORE NOON WE'D
NESDAY.
COLDSPOT, 2 Gu. #. good condition,
make offer. KE. 1-0551.
good condition. $40. 15709 Halliday
ave, Ii. 1-7177.
8 PIECE dining room set. good condi-
ton; Electrolux refrigerator, good
condition. OIL. 1-2550
TWO single beds, one double. COM
plete; table. Gil. 1920. 1853 East
148th st.
APEX refrigerator, two door. perfect
condition, $50. Call FA. 1-7399.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-08
Situotion Wanted

POPULAR four piece band available
for all occasions. Call UL. 1-3453
after 8 p m.
WILL care for / or children, aged
to in my home days while par
ents work. MU 1-3527.
CURTAINS 1aundered, stretched and
ironed, lace, linen tablecloths, nap
kins. Ii. 1-4025. 842 East 152nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-08
Situotion Wanted

Situotion Wanted
CUSTOM made slip covers and drapes.
fabrics brought to your home. rea-
sonable, no obligation. w. 1892.
LADIES alterations; dresses, skirts,
jackets, formals. in my home. 496
East 125th st. MU. 1-3544.
WILL turn frayed collars and cuffs,
pick up and delivery, professional
work. RE. 1-2450.
DRESSMAKING, alterations; draper
les; lamp shades recovered. Sl9 East
l97th st. KE. l-8449.
WASHING and ironing done at my
home. RE. 1896.
MIDDLE aged reliable woman will do
baby sitting and light housework.
Call ". 1-7049.
TURRET lathe operator, 10 years ex-
perience, Warner-Sw S-4-5, LA,
ga, some set up; must be days, East
Side. RE. 1-3046. after 4 p. m.
WANTED part time work. between 6
p. m. and midnight; experienced in
bookkeeping, also handy with tools
| DRESSMAKING, alterations. d e S
tailoring in your home. Please call
evenings. Ii. 1-6367.
BABY sitter. elderly woman available
evenings. Mrs. Gorsuch. kE. 1-5O33.
GIRL, %, wants work evenings or
week ends. UL. 1-4747.
HELP WANTED
WOMEN. help to swell the family in
come, part time work, car essential,
thorough training. Marbro Plastlcs.
Call CE. 1-0326.
ORDERLY for Glenville Hospital, 48
hour week, experience helpful. Call
GIL. 1-3300. ----------
MIDDLE age woman to watch children
to 4 p. m, 3 days week. RE. l-62l9.
HIGH school girl, afternoons, house
work. GIL. 1885.
FOUNTAIN manager. days. good OPP
portunity for right party. Noting
ham Drug. 1924 St. CAR ave.
MIDDLE aged man for porter work;
salary. Apply Howard Johnson Res
blvd RE. 1890. -------
WOMAN to care for children, II and
IL, for / month about middle OF Feb
ruary. RE. 1-6812.
RELIABLE woman to sit with chill
dren Friday, Saturday and Sunoay
evenings, vicinity Lake Shore Vii
lage project. RE. 1-O604 -
BOY to deliver and work IN flower
shop, full time. Brunswick for Flow
ers, 22382 Lake Shore blvd, Shore
Center. RE. 1-020O.
DAY care, 2 children aged Q and 8;
no housework; off East 200th ST.. $50
month. KE. 1860. -
COUPLE, white, room apartment.
plus small salary in exchange for
white service taking charge of home
with 4 children. ~. 1850.
ELDERLY woman to care for child in
my home. days. 15705 Corsica. ".
1-4359,
WAITRESS over 21 years. 16413 Euclid
ave. KE. 1-3497. Call am. to pm.
BOOKKEEPER, full charge. days.
Ii. 1-2423.
GIRL or woman to work in restau-
rant, 10 to p. M, apply in person.
914 East 152nd St VI. 1-088l.
WAITRESS, morning work, counter
and table service; salary. 1892 st.
Clair ave.
WOMAN for housekeeping, 2 children;
plain cookIng no washing or IRON
ing; SIS to $50 per week; in country,
home as well as salary. HI. 2-98Ol.
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! CA r Pc 7
Selection LGYinq. Binding.
Estimating - Expert
Workmanship
| r. G.. ANGEL
1882 Hayden neor Shaw
Liberty 1885
DINING room set. S110: stove, $65;
Frigidaire, Sl0O. KE. 1-4l36.
BEAUTIFUL royal blue mohair dav-
export, will accept reasonable offer
perfect condition, practically new
1925 Coventry rd. YE. 2-0382.
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot. good con-
dition, written guarantee, very rea-
sonable. GL. 1-77C3.
APARTMENT size electric range. 1850
model. used months. RE. l-76O7,
after p. m.
DESK, spinet, s28. dark walnut. MU.
1-1748.
MAPLE bed. twin size, complete, SIT.
Nv. 1-ZIOI.
DUNCAN Phyfe dining room set, hEe
new, reasonable. Can be seen at 255
East 238th. RE. 1-0579.
NORGE refrigerator. 4la Gu. ft., all
porcelain in and out, very good con-
dition. SEQ. Call PO. 1-4l33.
ROPER stove. good condition. KE.
STOVE, New Process, right hand oven.
IJI, l-l9l4,
REFRIGERATOR Norge, self defrost-
ing. reasonable. ". 1-6099.
! GRAND stove. white table top. $25
PO. 1928.
SINGLE bed, mattress. spring. SIS;
dresser. $5. Call after p. m. PO.
1882.
PERSONALIZED napkins. matches.
coasters. Stirrers. for engagements.
weddings, anniversaries. new homes,
etc. The SCOOP. 814 East l52nd st.
BREAKING up South Moreland home,
sacrifice Q piece Chinese dining set,
black lacquer gold trimming. must
see to appreciate; pair French COM
modes. grill trim; French cocktail
table; French love seat; small but
terfly grand piano; carpeting with
padding; octagon table; Chinese
lamp; pictures;. blond combination
radio: traverse drapes; child's drapes,
bedroom sold complete twin Holly
wood beds, chair. chiffarobe, dressing
table, mirror top. skirt drapes,
spreads, rugs, large wall mirror in
cluded; matching 3 piece bedroom
set. complete mahogany bridge set;
porcelain top kitchen table, very
fine linens and bedding: mems suits,
3o-40-42-44; shirts, 1917; shoes. II:
lady's clothes, 1912; luggage, kitchen
utensils. small articles. 1850 South
Moreland blvd, suite %. WA. l-3235.
WASHER, Easy. whirl dry apartment
size. GL. 1-2478.
Z FIT. General Electric refrigerator in
good condition, $50. Call ~. l-I76l
after p. m.
STOVE. side oven, good condition; rea-
sonable price. ll6o East l16th ST.
4 PIECE bedroom set; piece dining
set; desk; radio: lamps; end tables;
telephone cabinet and stool. YE.
2-9445.
REFRIGERATOR G. r. monitor top,
good condition, $50. w. 1-6457.
DAVENPORT, blue brocatelle; gray
oak kitchen set; good condition. MU.
1-s347.
MOVING to naller home; modern 2
cushion. striped davenport: blond
| laneous household articles. 27801
Wondergrove DIR. RE. l-0462.
! MAYTAG washing machine, aluminium
| tub, like new; Enterprise gas range.
| RE. 1-2123.
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator 7.3 Gu.
it.. good running condition.; apart
ment size washer. PO. 1-0111
G. E. refrigerator, Gu. it., good con-
! dition. 3l6 East 200th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-02-08

FOR SALE Miscellaneous
BLAC STONE washer. automatic
timer and pump, Al. Gil. 1851.
SEVEN piece dinette set, natural oak
finish. w 1866.
SERVED Electrolux refrigerator,
GU. ft,, $40. VI. l-4674. -
8 PIECE bedroom suite, complete 500
KE. 1-7307. ----------
WEDDIN invitations engraved
Thermographed raised Lettering
printed at The SCOOP, 8l4 East
152nd St -
GAS range, modern white table top,
light. timer, oven regulator; bargain
for quick sale because / received an
electric for Christmas. EV. 1-69Zz.
| CHROME and blue kitchen set, $50;
white metal ironer bench, 30; ma
hogany dresser, no mirror, SO; ma
hogany antique chair, So. 1919 Crah-
| ing rd. Phone Wickliffe 3-O3Z'.
LA IN p S
and SHADES
Wiring and Reporting
r. G.. ANGEL
1882 Hayden neGr Show
Liberty 1885
2 RUGS, 1O.lOx17, 109k13. plain gray
twist broadloom. ~. 1-4735.
REFRIGERATOR, occasional table, 2
dinette set. Call ". 1-7741.
GAS stove, Zimmerman. SIS. Phone Nv.
l-1411. 1901 Meredith ave.
| NORGE washer with spin drier, good
condition. RE. 1-6843.
6 PAIR matching drapes. blue back
ground, silver leaf design. ". l-ll6Z
after p. m.
STOVE with side oven, SIS. l1o9
Eddy rd.
DAVENPORT, camel back tapestry
| burgundy, good condition, S45. RE
| 1-4514.
DINING room set, Maytag washer. Call
w. 1-8237
DINING room set, 8 piece walnut. good
condition. YE. 2-8607.
TAPPAN range, glass oven; rollaway
bed; porch chairs. PO. 1-l023.
WE PAY
For the privilege OF ticking any
ScrGp Metols or Poper out of your
yard or house.
East Cleveland Junk Mon
w. C. BEATTIE - Ewes. MU. l-46ls
L------~--------
C. E. Monitor refrigerator. SIS. good
running condition. 1850 East 252nd st.
EASY spin dryer. years old, good
condition. RE. 1924.
STOVE, Enterprise table top, regula-
tor, good condition, S35. Call MU.
SOLID maple table, extension. q chairs,
leatherette seats, for dinette, break
fast room or kitchen; reasonable.
Call Err. 1895.
GREETING cards for all occasions,
styled by Hallmark. Rust Craft,
Norcross. Stanley. at The SCOOP.
8l4 East 15znd st.
COLDSPOT refrigerator. good condi-
tion. RE. 1-4247.
COAL stove, Al; also oil stove; rea-
sonable. Sunday morning only.
16302 Pomeroy ave.
c. E. Automatic washer, 10 months
old. Call RE. 1-1531.
WASHING machine, ABC, pressure
pump, excellent condition, $50. ~.
1880.
DINING room set, table, buffet, 6
chairs. Duncan Phyfe. very good
condition. KE. 1-7203, after $50.
BEAUTIFUL old bedroom set. 2 occa-
sional chairs. day bed, will sacrifice.
KE. 1880.
9x12 BROADLOOM rug. RE. 1858.
1907 Babbitt I'd.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
Grew" Mystery.


Crew." Mystery.
DeIyes-Broughton 1.-THE
Heart of a Queen" Historical
novel about Queen Elizabeth
and her three loves.
Harrington - "Railroad1ng
From the Head End" An init
mate and inside picture of one
of Americas most colorful in
dustries = American railroads.
Gilbreth & Carey - Bellies
on Their Toes" A sequel to
Cheaper by the Dozen" and
tells what happens when the
Gilbreth boys get growing pains
and the girls discover romance.
Revival in Our Time" The
story of the Billy Graham evan
gelistic campaigns, including six
Of his sermons. Compiled by the
publishers through the kind
cooperation of journalists, lay
men and local leaders.
Henderson - "The Outdoor
Guide
Hopkins - "Scattergun Ran
ch." Western fiction.
Jackson - Golden Foot
lights" The merry-making ca
reer of Lolita Crabtree. Bio
graphy.
Kane pathway to the
Stars" Fiction.
King - "Duenna to a Murd-
er." Mystery.
LoWndeS - "A manual for
Baby Sitters."
Molloy - Pound Foolish"
Fiction.
Newman - diligence in
Love-" Novel about Quakers.
Nolan - John Brown" The
story of John Brown is-the story
of a stormy, bloodstained era
in American history in the days
that led up to the Civil war.
The story of how John Brown,
a sober, religious, lonesome boy
became the man who led the
historic insurreetion at Harper's
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
LibrorY Notes

New books recently added to
the shelves of Big Horn county
library, are as follows:
AugSpurger - yellowstone
National Park" Historical and
descriptive account of the Park.
BealS - 1.-THE Long Land. -
Chile A fresh, vivid and alb
sorbing account of a country
that has had very little written
about. Chile is one of the most
interesting and important ma
lions in the Western Hemis-
phere. It's long distance from
the United States and it's own
prosperous economic Self-suffi-
cheney have heretofore made it
one of the far places of the
earth. But within the past de-
cade Chile has become a next
door neighbor with an economy
and a national life closely inter
related with that of the United
States.
Bennett - Stormy Range"
Western fiction.
Blackburn - 'Raton Pass"
Western fiction.
Britain - Testament of
Youth" An photographed
study of the years, 1900 : 1925.
Fine Reading.
Burns - "Hopalong Cassidy
and the Rustlers of West Fork"
Western fiction.
Cobb - your Dream Home,
How to Build it for Less Than
Thirty-Five Hundred Dollars"
Davis - Lilies in Her Garden
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
Crow Agency

F.. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin j. Olson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Martin
were hosts to the Crow Agency
bridge club on Friday evening.
The party was held at the Oh
son home with six tables in
play. Mrs. l.. G. Lippert received
high and Miss Frances Jen-
nings received low for women.
Emil Adam received high and
travel and Gordon I. Powers
received low for men. Refresh
mentS were served.
LET us install a fully auto
matte Maytag washing machine.
Completely installed for $299. so.
Cash or terms. Kuchera'S, Inc.
The twin sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mum of Dixon,
who were born on March 20
and March 80, have been nam
ed Robert Frank and Richard
Orville Mum.
MI. and Mrs. Steve Mauro
left last Sunday on a months
vacation trip which will take
them to Idaho, Washington,
and Oregon. Tony Mauro is
taking charge of the service
station during their absence.
Corporal Frederick Howe, son
of. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Howe of
Crow Agency, who is stationed
at Victorville, Calf, has been
on a 20-day furlough which he
spent with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nathan Young
and two children, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Edwards of Hardin,
!! were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren M. Alfred.
Mrs. Tony Mauro returned
during the past week to her
home in Crow Agency after
having undergone surgery in
Billings. Mrs. Mauro has been
convalescing at the home of
her parents.
Gordon L. Powers was an Of
ficial visitor in Billings Monday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
Kirby News

The Big Horn school present.
en- a program, "The Great
American Plal" Friday, April
20, at the school.
The County health nurse
from Hardin called on the Big
Bend school Friday and eX-
amined the children. Later she
made some home calls.
Quite a few of the Stockmen
of Kirby attended the Stock
growers meeting held in Hardin
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Moody
drove to Sheridan Tuesday to
visit with Mrs. Moody'S brother,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26

Ferry. biography hy / know
Dursigs J Cod This yoiuil,f
represents the rlcrl : thinking
niIch Of MI. Oursler,s 81 = seven
nnd writing over the pas Fl hone
anu # rings a note q ari PI
years naaca in a chaotic Wolau.
ano aHoW to Coiiquoi
Your saela aanoisTMp o Of Proper
ty." Fiction ..pro,,d way Fic-
Seifert Prouu 80
ton; Gins new cowhand.
essfeincrohn . GLOW to Stop
;I,;na y%ourself.n Your life, tne
anthor maintains is 10 n,po
own hands and the reader yifo
p@s the courage to look az llls
Will find much in these pagss
r. helm him in his daily Ilgiie
AGAINST annihilation.
@sIInf;eld - HThe Bachelors
Of Broken HILL" Mystery.
Wallach "How to Be de-
liriously Happy" Humor.
Wellman "Broncho Apa-
che" historical novel.
Wilson aAbe Lincoln OF
Pigeon Creek" Biographical no
vel.
Wong Fifth Chinese
Daughter" Biography.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
Receive Awurds ut
Court Of Honor

Hardin troop No. 81, Boy
Scouts of America, conducted a
Court of Honor on their regular
meeting date of April II.
The meeting opened with a
candlelight ceremony, followed
by a color guard. The following
awards were presented: Tommy
Neal Jimmy Karr, frankie
Lane, Joe RonSet.
Second clasS-Jack Wiech-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26

winter wheat at "about E
cent for most areas" Per
However, the bureau point.a
out. the crop is not vet t ssa
enough along to accnra+ tdr
eyaluate winter kill" The sst iy
mate was based on scattasal,
reports of Is to Is Der easl
kill in some fields in cen Tsns
Montana and west of the Conssi
mental Divide.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26

William Johnson Spear, of Den
yer.
Mrs. LeXie F. .HaWkey of
Sheridan was a weekend visitor
at the Roebling home this
week.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
NATIONAL
Sc tAss9el5T1on

man, Richard Morissette,
Arthur Karr, John Yeur, Dam
mis- Young. e.
First claSs-LeRoy Mason.
Merit badges-Larry Torske,
Jack Wiechman, Leroy Mason.
Male drivers in 1850 were in
volved in more than 80 percent
of all U. S. automobile accidents
There were 235, 300 more per-
sons injured in us. motor We
hicle accidents last year than
in 1949.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-04-26
Winter Whedt Kill
Estimated BY Buredu

The federal bureau of agri-
culture economics has estimat-
ed the winter kill of Montana's
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Family Reunion

Sunday. September Is. 1851 the
fifth annual Lyons-Prettyman re-
union was held at the home Of Dr.
and Mrs. Walter Sherwin, Ycadon'
Pa.
sixty members from New YORK
Pennsylvania and Delaware. gath
cred at 1890 for a family picnic
which was followed by a business
meeting, opened with a prayer BY
the Oldest member, Mr.. w. Pooh
Prettyman.
The officers for the coming yea
include: President, Mr.. Harol'
Welch. Wilmington. Delaware; VIC
president, Mr.. Ralph P. Barwlck
4 FELTON,, Delaware; Secretary, Mrs
Rov BarWick, Greenwood. Dela
ware: and Treasurer. Mrs. Layto'
Houston, philadelphia, Pa.
The members coming longest dls
tance we're Mr.. and Mrs. Howar
Lyons, Westbury, New York.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Celebrates 4th Birthday

Little Miss Linda Hayes daueh-
tor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes
celebrated her fourth birthday on
Friday. September IA. But Giun 1,. !
have her little friends in until SAT
nrdav to make her birthday com
Dietc Fifteen little boys and glrls
with their parents. came at two ana ana
we're ughered into the living room
where a large table loaded WIN
Drizes. cakes, candy, hats, etc. Ino'
f6orgetting a large birthday cake)
sT awsited them. After the gifts were
onened and Happy Birthday SUNG
oi1 gathered around the table whert
ttI, tbev had their fill of ice cream anC
caEe The little guests were: Rne'
smith. Dover; Susan wilkinson
wyoming; Margaret Ann. Joe an, an,
Ksv Wootten, Frederick; Kay MAUI al
I'm Jimmie Wilkerson, Betty and Bar Bar
5ara Ennis, Linda Niblett, Charles
Je Jennie and Sharon Hobbs Dom
Ice Haves and Gloria Jean hayes
aII eli of Milford. The little folks a
left wishing Linda many moi
baDpv birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Items of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Mrs. George Wells is visiting
friends and relatives in Salisbury
for a few days.
Mrs. Nancy Tawes of ClaymOnt
was a recent visitor of Reverend
and Mrs. Roy Tawes.
-
MIR. and Mrs. Harold SalmOns
spent Tuesday at Slaughter Beach
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
wilkins.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen returned
tn town Wednesday after spending
/ the past several months at their
cottage at Slaughter Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Truitt are
on a trip to Canada, motoring
through New York state and stop
ping at Niagara Falls. They left On
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Carlisle Collins
who have been at their cottage al
Slaughter Beach for the summer
have returned to their home or
South Front Street.
-
Mrs. Thomas Simpson and Mis-
Edna Simpson returned to thei
, south Walnut Street home Monda!
70 after spending the summer at thei
cottage at Slaughter Beach.
-
3 Cadet William w. Grier. son o
Y Mr., and Mrs. Frank r. Grier, King
/ Highway, Milford, Delaware has re
+, sumed his studies at FishbUrn
=, Military School. This marks Fish
n burne's 73rd session.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manlove an
son Steven of Philadelphia wer
/, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Man
I love last week. Mr.. Maplove ma
= resumed his studies at the UnlVel
= sitv of Pennsylvania. where ne
: in his second year of veterlnaT
: medicines.
} Mrs. Mildred Otwell of Wilmlnl
3 ton motored to New York with N
. daughter and son-in-law. Mr., al
Mrs Arthur Gill, where she vislt'
to many friends and relatives. In.
IS, were dinner guests of Mrs. OtWelI
g, cousin. George Hartley and Ialhi
IS, of Roslyn Heights, L. l., Whom .
ne had not seen in over SO years.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Bazaar And Turkey
Supper

The annual bazaar and turkey
supper of the Avenue w. S. c. S.
will be held on Friday evening,
October 10, from to Z p. m, in
the social hall of the Avenue Meth
odist Church.
The following appointments
have been made: Circle l. white ell
ephant and candy, Circle 2, aprons;
Circle 3, baked goods; Circle A.
parcel post and fish pond, Circle
5, baked goods and candy; Circle
6, baked goods and candy. Chair
man of supper, Mrs. j. S. Willis
chairman of dining room, Mrs. Roy
Tawes, co-chairman. Mrs. Fleminl
Hart: chairman of flowers, Mrs. l
d. Short, cO-chairmen, Mrs. HarolC
Wall and Mrs. Arthur Hall; chair
man of tickets, Mrs. Robert Mer
Ger; chairman of publicity, Mrs
Laurence Fitchett. co-chairmen
/ Mrs. August Faix and Mrs. Russell
Emory.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Hospital HOsteSSeS

September 17-Miss Thelma Jew
ell.
September 18-Mrs. David Hugg.
September 19-Mrs. Carl March.
September 2O-Mrs. Frank r.
Grier.
September 21 - Miss Isabelle
Kinks.
September 22-Mrs. Ralph Ma
vaTre.
September 24-Mrs. Dean Kim
mel.
September 25-Mrs. Edgar Isa-
acs.
September 27-Mrs. James HO
man.
September 2S - Mrs. Eldridgr
! Prettyman.
September 29-Mrs. Charles Muir
ply.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange will start its win
fer schedule on Saturday evening.
october 6, with a Booster Night
program.
Covered dish dinner at $3.50 ?. M.
For an the Grange families. Mrs.
Tohn L,ongbotham, chair lady.
Bring table service.
cuest sneaker viii be the Rev.
Hackett Of Georgetown,
Wiss Margaret webb and meme
ho-s .1's of a S-H club viii have a
mart In the program.
Tuesday evening, OCTOBER
there viii be a card and blngo party
given. Donation Of soc. Prizes ana
refreshments.
Don't forget these dates, OCTOBER
s and 9.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Babies Born At .
Milford Hospital

Santember 4, girl, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Galloway, Bridgeville.
september 5, girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rassel Holloway, Ocean View 0oy'
Mr. and Mrs Hall Macklin' Jr'
Milford.
September 6, girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Mills, Greenwood; BOY MI'
and Mrs. Joseph L. Wright Jr., NIL
ford; boy, Mr.. and Mrs. John carey,
Harrington: boy. Mr.. and Mrs. oIiS
Meadows, FELTON,.
September Z, boy, Mr.. and Mrs
clarence Allen, colored, Brluse-
viIle. hoy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Mercer. colored, Lincoln.
Sontember 8. boy, Mr.. and Mrs
NIervin Doughty, Milton girl M
annd Mrs. Charles Elliott, Green
wood g how. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ben
"IoT Milton: girl, Mr.. and Mrs. JacF
Werner, SeafOrd.
santember 9, girl. Mr.. and Mrs
Reese wilkins, Millsboro.
september 10, girl, Mr.. and MRS .
nnn1ni ATOOuCup "
- twins. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard olla0h
2 colored, Bridgeville.
= september IL, Mr.. and MIS- al
mold smith. Georgetown. -,
e September 1S. girl, Mr.. ana MT l,,'
:. David Donovan, Seaford; glrl twln nm
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holstoh; M
ford: t boy. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul hra'
mer, SeafOrd. ~, md Mr.
September IA. boy, Mr.; ana MI
1orens Larsen, RehOboth. ~,
IS September IS, boy. Mr.. and MT
is william Campbell, Lincoln, n.
le september 16, boy, MT ana NJ, VI,
IS lanes White, Milton; girl, MI ID
a Mrs. Raymond Began, Milford -,
AZ september II. girl, Mr., and l5,.L M!
r Mitchell Curry, colored)' Mlllgi MILO,
ne girl Mr.. and Mrs. John Braul'
IS September IS. girl, Mr.. and M
no Eugene Belcher, Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-21
Rotary Club News

Corham Walsh, manager ol
cno of the Wilmington radlo-sta-
tions was the guest speaker at tne
week weekly dinner meeting Of the MI MIL
ford Rotary Club. Harry Z. MAY a,s =,
Snw ,0' was chairman for the evening
and and introduced Mr.. Walsh VINO
a1v aava an interesting talk on T. '.
es%niaining s%rG the way in which a pro
erpm is gotten together and pre-
H v. Daniel of the Wilmington
Rotary Club accompanied MI MT
walsh to Milford. Norman @ @ouo'i
of the Coatesville, Pa, CLUB was
also present. ro,,.o. I,
Next week. Rev. Roy L. IaWes IL Il
Droeram chairman and Will nav nav,
as his speaker Alex Glasmire oil th'
local school. ,,,,..
George Metz of near Milford VA
received into membership.