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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
Ashton 1922

Jean Cooley is leaving for West
minister College, Pennsylvania.
The Horticultural Society met on
Tuesday at "The Porches" with Mr..
and Mrs. William Hurd Hill.
Miss Debbie Stabler has been
visiting in North Carolina with her
two sisters, Mrs. Carl Cockrane
and Mrs. Yancey Coulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Moore and
family spent couple of days last
week in Salem, N. j.
Little Elsie Young, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young, spent a
week with her grandparents in
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McNeely,
their daughter, Carol McNeely, and
their niece, Jill Greenhalth, all of
Folsom, California, spent the Labor
Day weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Rice. Mr.. McNeely was here
to help celebrate the 50th anniver-
sary of the American League on
Sept. l at Griffith Stadium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson
spent several days last week on
the Eastern Shore with DR.. and
Mrs. Guy C. Kelley. ,...
Mrs. Edward Snowden entertain
ed the Wednesday bridge club at
her home this week.
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+ THE LETTER BOX !

serves appreciation and praise for
the energy, executive ability, and
intelligence displayed in making it
possible to so successfully cele-
brate this great historical ami
versary.
The placing of a marker on the
site of the original Hungerford
Tavern completed the ceremonies
of dedicating the long-revered
building as a sacred relic by the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton on April 16, 1900. On that
occasion, the Janet Montgomery
Chapter was organized. From the
ruins of the old house arose an
other band, though small, of in
dignant "Freemen" who have ever
since kept alive the claim to the
present site as that of the orig
inal location. The marker is a
silent but eloquent witness.
Mona Thompson
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
Gov. To Check
State Lobbyists,
Group Told
Katheryn Lawlor New
Organization Officer

County officials of Maryland, at
a meeting held in Ocean City last
week, were told by Governor Nc
Keldin that he is going to put a
stop to lobbying activities of heads
of certain State departments and
institutions who are attempting to
influence legislation.
The Governors threat to crack
down on the practice was made at
dinner meeting of the County Of
ficials that climaxed the attempt to
form a Statewide association OF
heads of County governments.
Montgomery County's Coun.
cilman-at-large, Mrs. Kathryn j.
Lawlor, was chosen secretary-trea-
Tsurer of the group. Hugh Grant
Hooper of Frederick County was
named president and Paul Widow
son, Wicomico, vice president.)
While the Governor did not name
names, he said these officials 'roam
shamelessly through the State
House corridors during sessions of
the Legislature, advocating pet
measures to increase their person.
al powers and authority"
"These men have a right to pro-
pose proper legislation" the Gov
ernor added, "but they should not
neglect their offices and haunt the
State House corridors at public ex-
pense in the interest of their per-
sonal ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Governor said, 81 intend to
do whatever is in my power to cur
tail the activities of those public
paid lobbyists"
At the same time he said that
Federal and State governments
have grown too big" and that he
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Democrats . .
Continued from Page -

(COntlnued from rage ID
Council if it is created within his
term of office while other mem-
bers would become co-chairman.
These are: Mrs. Alice w. Host
etler, Potomac vice chairman of
the State Central Committee; j.
Forest Walker, Gaithersburg,
treasurer; Mrs. Mary Helen Gin
gerry, Rockville, secretary; Mrs.
Camilla o. Bowman and Ward w.
Cadding on, Silver Spring; and j.
Ingram Medley, Bethesda.
Mrs. Gingery would serve the
proposed Democratic Council as
secretary; John Palmer of Silver
Spring, president of the Young
Democrats of Montgomery County,
would become Sergeant-at-Arms
and the president of the county
Democratic Women's Clubs, Mrs.
Anna Roach, would become the
Councils Reception Chairman.
The present 60 Democratic pre-
cinct chairmen, elected last fall in
their own precints. would form an
Advisory Committee for the Coun-
i and would study and report up
on all resolutions.
Up to Chairmen
Final decision to adopt the
Council idea in its present form
rests with the elected precinct
chairmen, party leaders stated,
and the countrywide precinct ses-
sions next Monday will also serve
to sound out voter sentiment IS
well as to ill by election any va
cancies in precinct offices.
Among other matters to be dis
cussed ?. the meeting are the prob
lens attendant upon getting the
unorganized voter into politics
here.
The purpose of the Council, rs
outlined in the 3-page proposed
constitution, shall be to work for
good government on the County.
State and Federal levels by active
participation Of all Democrats IN
Montgomery County, to carry for
ward the aims and principles Of
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their problems"
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Rites Held At
st. Andreus

Miss Jean Daingerfield Knox be-
came the bride of Maurice Waters
Chiswell on Saturday, September
g at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church in College Park with Rev.
Nathaniel C. Acton officiating.
Mrs. Chiswell is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart R. Knox of
Washington and Mr.. Chiswell is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Chiswell of Gaithersburg.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a white satin
dress with a fnger-tip veil, and
carried white prayer book with
an orchid.
Miss Margaret Jean Smith, cou-
sin of the bride, was maid of hon
or and wore a shrimp colored
dress. The bridesmaids, dressed in
peacock blue, were Mrs. Richard
c. Walker, sister of the bride
groom, Miss Barbara Ann Lucas,
cousin of the bride, Mrs. ]. Boil
ing Atkinson, and Mrs. Earl
Thomson.
William L. Chiswell, brother of
the bridegroom, served as best
man and the ushers were Garrison
W. Bell, Charles T. Jacobs, cousin
of the groom, Jack w. Walker,
Edwin Becraft and William Plum
mer.
After a reception at the Alpha
Delta Pi sorority house, the couple
left for a short trip to New York.
Upon their return they plan to re-
side in Silver Spring.
Mrs. Chiswell was graduated
from the University of Maryland
where she was member of Alpha
Delta Pi sorority.
Mr.. Chiswell was also graduated
from the University of Maryland
and was a member of Sigma Phi
Epsilon fraternity.
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Md. State Society
TO Hold Dance

The Maryland State Society has
scheduled three dances for the fall.
All will be held at the Shoreham
Hotel, with Dave McWilliams' Or
chestra furnishing the music.
The first, honoring Baltimore
City, is set for Saturday evening,
September 20. The second, paying
tribute to Montgomery County,
will be held October 81. The am
nual Governors Ball is slated for
November "a.
William R. Clay, Bethesda, is
president of the society. Miss Mar
garet E. Dronenburg of Rockville
is the corresponding secretary.
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Saints & Spinners
Exhibition In N. C.
Added Up To Fun

Mentioning members of the
Saints and Sinners Square Dance
Group met at Hendersonville, N.
G. on Friday, August 81, to pre-
sent an exhibition square dance as
enc of the feature attractions of
the Apple Festival. The square
set was new to that area, where
tn Appalachian Circle has been
danced for 200 years. Later ir
the evening the group was invited
to Jumpoff Rock, for an inter
change of North Carolina clog dan
cling and squares.
Those taking part in the Apple
Festival were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Bloss, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fraley, Lor-
raine Souders, Barbara Merry, Bill!
Stark, Dick Bloss and Jack Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloss were return
ing from vacation in Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Barbara Merry, Lorraine Soud-
crs, Jack Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fraley were visiting the Smoky
Mountain National Park, and re-
turned home by way of Mammoth
Cave, Kentucky.
Bill Stark and Dick Bloss visited
the Cherokee Indian Reservation
in North Carolina, where they at
tended the Indian pageant, Unto
These Hills"
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favors more home rule for the
counties of Maryland. He used the
home rule principle to support be-
fore the County officials his veto
of a pay raise given teachers by
the General Assembly this year.
In addition, he stated that teacher
pay is over and above minimum
guarantees of the State and from
that point on becomes response
bility of the counties.
He told County officials "you and
the people of your counties do not
want your public schools controlled
and stated at the State level, but
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September 10, 1851

September 10, 1851
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
1t gives me great pleasure to
pay tribute, through the columns
of the Sentinel, to the Montgom-
cry County Historical Society for
the splendid way they conducted
the ceremonies celebrating the
175th anniversary of the organi-
cation of Montgomery County.
Only those who have assumed
the responsibility of such an i'm
portant undertaking can realize
the mental and physical strain in
volved.
Judging from the results, the
committees and all those who as
sisted Mrs. Nicholson did their
part perfectly in producing the
historical celebration.
Mrs. Nicholson necessarily car
lied the greater part of the bur
den of the undertaking and de-
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the Democratic Party by discus
sions, education, constructive criti-
cism and political work and to af-
ford a means whereby all Demo-
Gratis can participate in the for
mutation of the policies of the
Democratic Party"
Among other matters to be dis
cussed a. the meeting are the prob
lens attendant upon getting "the
unorganized voter" into politics
here.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-09-13
DIR. Tyler's Sunday
School Class Meets

DR.. Tyler's Sunday School Glass
of Rockville Methodist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Murphine, Washington Grove, on
Monday, September II, at $3.50
pm. ..
Call Gaithersburg 523 for direc-
lions on reaching Mrs. Murphine's
residence, or arrange to arrive
with another member.
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greater interest in the local af-
that is what you are heading for
if the State continues to assume
responsibility upon responsibility!
for the support of the public
schools"
81 sincerely hope" he added, "to
see evidence of a tendency on the
part of the counties to assume
more of their own responsibilities
and of individuals demonstrating
fairs, and less of willingness to
let the top levels of Government
provide for them and take care of
their problems"
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With Three Clocks,
Can't Tell Time

MONTESANO. Washington. -
t49.-This summer in Grays Har-
Dor County, Washington, it will
take three watches and a calendar
to tell the time of day The i9ca,
authorities have put the county
on three different time schedules
in an effort to meet demands Of
various tourist attractions. Part
of the county is on standard time,
part is on daylight, and still a
third section is on a nightmare
combination Of both.
This last IS the beauty. In the
Pacific Beach section of the coun-
", they're on daylight time Mon
day through Friday They're on
standard time over the weekend.
In other words. on Monday even
ings at six, daylight time, clocks
are set forward an hour to day
light time. Friday evenings at six,
they are set back again to STAN
dard time for the weekend.
Or is it the other way around.
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The following persons applied
to we'd in the offices of County
Judge Raymond r. Lord:
Ward Young Herrick, %, of 26l3
Harris Avenue and Gloria Evelyn
Horvath, %, of 9l8 White Street.
James Bruce Quarrington, 80,
and Irene Maria Kodo, 80, both Of
the Central Hotel.
Charles w. Fitzpatrick, %,
aboard the USS Jack w. Wilke;
and Doris R. Arons, 81, of $40
William Street.
Armand WaAlmyda, %, OF 3lf
Peacon Lane, and Ruth FArcas
Rindfuss, %, of Overseas Trailer
Court.
Lavon Miguel Haithnan, %, Of
600 Petronia Street. and Rose
Marie Albury. Is, of GOT Petronia
Street.
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Hunter we talked up yesterday.
We've materialized motive, sure.
but my earlier attitude hasn't
know about the subsequent and
secret life of Sally Woods and
Anne Brown
Not we, you. You're the Peep
ing Tom"
For a writer. you're tossing
away chapter and verse % the
great American novel, Red. jig
ger wiTiked broadly Our derni$ta
runaway heiress promises TO besA
heroine in the Bodersheinn-H enrf
Miller Rabelais tradition"
Red looked curious. You got D
line on her from Professor SCOTT
sFrom Arents. SCOTS first On
today's agenda. Arents confirmed
for me Aunt Penny's statement
that Susan Hunter posed for that
painting. Susan Hunter, model
ling as Sally Woods Arents also
bore out SCOTS remarks about the
girls moody personality. She
posed for him, sinned with HIM.
devoured Swinburne and liver-
wurst, and cried in bed"
What sort of guy is Arentsg"
''The last Bohemian. Urbane on
top, sad sack underneath. But
bright, and quite the ad ibbef.
What else did he tell you about
the girl2o
Nothing, so far. Our three IN
one corpse bowed out OF his salon
over a year ago.
Can Arents be beIieved71
Only by a twittering adde's
cent. That's your next Job. Red.
Stick with Arents: watch him,
tail him. Find out where he goes,
and whom he knows. And see II
you can get US working descrip-
ton of Sally Woods
Red began his protest. Nov
Why
Jigger made a shooting gesture.
stop wriggling. Red. We're on
the home stretch now, and every
fact we turn up can be a bonsn1a.
Go tail the beard, while ! 60 re-
heat Professor Scott"
Red picked up the packet OF
money, then dropped il back GA
the bureau top. His hazel eyes
glinted. "Rationaiize yourself into
the felony, and I turn States
evidence"
Jigger mustered a deeply Of
Tended look Il said its going
back. His brow furrowed f0r I
moment. sri count the money osit
for Mrs. Fogarty. and then have.
her witness my mailing il back
to Rumely. by registered mail
Jigaer fingered the packet ca
ressingly. ASK me sometiflaa
about one Of those moments tha1
try mems souls, Redg's
no be eontlnasal
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l947 GOSHEN Cruiser. q feet
long. Good condition. Reason
able. Office, COG Truman Ave.
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BY JOHN RoEBURT

and a Cynthia Hunter Fund to
refinance a psychic research set
up, in England. The same DISPOSE
ton of money took effect il grand
daughter Susan died before at
tanning her majority, and before
wedlock."
Jigger said, How did granny
provide If Susan Hunter died after
wedlock?
She didn't. Didn't provide, +
mean. Luckily for the practically
diSinherited Matthew the old lady
ian atAk n insyiFe ai4lst such
. q contingere "
What happened to the estate
after Susan Hunters supposed
death then2 Who got it?
Nobody. Not yet, anyhow. SUI
san Hunter left no will, real or
forged. And Matthew Hunter was
shrewd enough not TO do the OBJ
vious. Why should he? He's sitting
right at the controls. The only
two share claimants he ultimately
has to beat down are a pathology
zeal husband and looney Aunt
Penny"
How did he get to control the
estate?"
by legal petition. Maybe with
official connivance somewhere.
Hunter got the Court to appoint
him administrator pro tenn. A
medical 4Hidavit attesting &c Will
lie Hunters incompetence was at
tached to the petition"
One bite at a time, huh.
Red nodded. ''It'S my bet that
Matthew Hunters patient APP
proaeh is according to plan. Any
how, the effect is quite the same
He has control Of the estate, and
the use of it. The one real danger
Cynthia Hunters VIII presented
-Susan's marriage to healthy
male with a sense Of opportunity
was liquidated by her forced
marriage to Willie, a son in-law
Matthew could manipulate at
viii. Red looked to Jigger signi-
ficantly. "Whaddaya bet Willie's
days are numbered, also according
to plan2"
IIGGER nodded agre en- Z
- That's probably why Willie
hasn't been shut away, why he's
been free 30 wander all over the
landscape. At the proper time.
things could happen to a lunatic
at large"
NY concIsarion too. a sanitarS
iuTn might spring Yaagic cure
and confound Matthew Hunter.
Bet you Hunters had Nightmares
thinking about what some neuro-
pathoIogist and shock therapy
might do for Willie" Red blew
on his fingernails and polished
them against his coat lapel Wei,
shall / say told you SOL
Jigger shook his head. s'It's still
| the same case against Matthew
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Chapter is

Chapter l6
LIE was fully clothed when
II knuckles again sounded
agains his door.
Red entered jauntily. Jigger
eyed him approvingly. The skinny
fellow plainly hadn't waited dog
gedly through the night at the
IFNS phone. Red was clear-eyed,
alert, in fresh clothing.
"You look like a prosperous
sleuth,R Jigger smiled, Il,
Redturnaa a,trolser pocket out
Definitely not prosperous, He
grinned Wryly. When do I get
paid boss?"
Jigger gestured to the bureau
top. Help yourself" He watched
Red take the money, count it,
then wave it speechlessly.
Jigger said, "Rumely's still will
ing to buy our discretion. Not a
bad price, huh?"
Red was quick to alarm. Don't
be a sucker. Jigger!'
Jigger laughed. No sermon,
Red. Let me enjoy the sensations
of a bankroll, until ! give it back,
anyhow"
Red showed relief. THE bribe's
bait. These five G's translate into
felony, compromising conspiracy
to defraud. and accessory after
the fact of murder
Still singing the same tune
about Hunter"
I'm high c. Hunters our muir
derer."
cash rnotive?"
Cash motive like a hangman's
noosep
You saw the WHIP"
Red nodded. And ii reads like
a Grand Jury indictment. Get this
outline. The Win on file was ex-
ecuted in 1884 by Cynthia Hunter.
Matthew's mother and Susan's
grandmother and G venerable old
lady. described to me by court
attendant who knew her, as a
toughminded old bathroom nipper
given to strong whims. Anyhow
son Matthew was written off with
a modest lump sum, a fraction Of
the Hunter holdings. The bulk
went to granddaughter Susan,
with qualifying pTovisos and ifs. i"
The main joker began: i do here
By devise and bequeath, etc, etc,
If my beloved granddaughter en-
fers into marriage on or before
the age of twenty-one FED
looked at Jigger. See the fore
shadowing Of hornicide2"
Jigger nodded, and Red con-
tinued. In the event of failure
to marry as prescribed, penalty
clause gave Susan a few grand
and a farewell boot. The forfeited
estate then went to several
churches, a university. q Chinese
Assistance League. the WCTU,
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NOTICE
IN THE COZ NFH EDGES COT RF.
~ AND FOR MONROE cor MY,
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE,

Estate of
LOIS GIBSON, also sometimes
Known as LOIS Phillips Gibson,
a person believed TO be dead.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
WHOM lT MAY CONCERN, that on
the 10th day Of July, a. j, 1851, at
ram o'clock am. i viii sit in my
office i'm the Monroe County Court
House. Key West, Monroe County,
Florida for the purpose Of hearing
evidence concerning the absence or
Lois Gibson, also sometimes known
AS Lois rhiiips Gibson, a person be-
IeHed u be dead. from the place
or her last donicile, to-wit the
City OF Miami, County of pade and
state Of FLORIDA. and the cireum-
stauces and duration thereof.
Dated at Key West. Florida. this
18Th day of june. a, y. 1881.
(sd) RAYMOND r. LORD,
County Judge, Monroe,
County, Florida.
junel4-2f-9 IS ;july5. 1851
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DURING the quiet summer
months, prepare for the busy
winter. Make. or have made, slip
covers and draperieS now. CAR
OLlNE SHOP, 223 Ann St. has
the materials in the newest de-
signs, textures and col0rS.
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NOTICE nY PUnLICATl


TO; Charlotte Parks Zermani,
Perkins Road,
GlousJeF. Mass,
YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
and REQUIRED TO serve a copy Of
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Complainant's At
torney, and file the original Answer
in the office of the Clerk OF the cir
cult Court on or before the 18th day
OF July, A, y. 1851, IN the above
entitled matter, otherwise the al
legations therein Will he taken as
confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
t3th day of June, a, u. 1851
(SEAL) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Monroe County. Florida.
By: (sd( Florence +. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) J. Y. PORTER ~.
Solicitor for Complainant,
AIS Fleming Street,
Key West. Florida.
jun14~21-2S;J ul5. 1851
NOTICE To CREDITORS
lf933 Probate Act, Secs. It9, 1901
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE CoJN
FLORIDA, IN PROBATE.
In re; Estate OF
WALTER a MACPHERSON,
Deceased.
To All Creditors and Persons
Having Claims or Demands
Against Said Estate:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required tn present any
claims and demands which you. or
either of you. may have against
the estate Of Walter A. Walterson,
deceased, late Of said Inuuty. 10
the County Judge " Monroe Coub-
~, Florida. at his office in the
court house of said County at Key
West. Florida, Within eight calendar
months from the time OF the first
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall be in writ
ing. and shall state the place Of
residence and post office address
of the claimant. and shan be sworn
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~ TIE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND ron NOM ROE COT MY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL

JJ-lit,s LEsLjE woop, Also
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY,
Case No. f2-S.f0
JOSEPH JOHN ZERMANl,
Complainant.
VS.. DIVORCES
1. Z.
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FOR THE BEST In trailers. New
and used. Pan-American Star,
Tera-Cruiser. AZ months to pay.
MN. DiStEiblting Co, 5a20 South
Federal, Danla, Florida, Phone
5000. s. 1nayls-tf
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
37-Automotive Parts

PARTS off of 81 Dodge, trans
mission, starter, etc. Cheap.
5-H, Porter Place. iun2O-3tx
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38AutomoDrles For Sale

1912 PACKARD, panel, good run
ming condition, $l75.0O. l94l
International, XII. $4,000. Phone
1458-XW, after 5 PM, jun2I-3t
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39Trailers For Sale

FOR SALE or rent: Two trailers.
Mr.. Douglas, Stock Island Trail
er Park. jun2l-3tx
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Rooms For Rent
6Wanted To Hent
tcontinuedl

UNFINISHED apartment for
couple. No children, no pets.
Phone 81, Citizen. 8 until $50.
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BEDROOM, twin beds. Private
entrance, hot water, summer
rates. Phone 2189-W. jun21-lt
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4 900 X Is GOODYEAR tires
tubes, and wheels for Plymouth
or Dodge. Less than 5000 miles,
$500 Phone l458-XW, after 5.
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Homemakers

TO FIND that difficult-to-match
fabric have YOU tried CARO-
LINE SHOP, 223 Ann Street?
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