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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13
MARBLEHEAD

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bird and
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Flynn of Port
Clinton visited in Lancaster Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly and
daughter Christine of Detroit
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieske.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Krempa anI
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Scott
and daughter of Hamtramck,
Mich, visited Mrs. Frances Vever-
ka and family recently.
Miss Rita Hannas of Cleveland
is a guest of Marilyn Zippi and
other relatives.
Miss Teddy Ramsden of Kala-
mazoo, Michigan, is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stubbs and
daughter Cheryl of Valparaiso, Ind.
who had been visiting in the east
stopped here Tuesday at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Robert Cuba underwent surgery
for removal of his tonsils las.
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Reilly Of
Lorain visited relatives here on
Wednesday.
Leiske. Mr.. Stubs found it ne
ceSSary to return to Indiana the
same evening but Mrs. Stubbs and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

trip on July 4th.
Mrs. Emily Sauvey and Mary
Ellen transacted business in Sar-
dusky on Wednesday of last week.
The Shermeisters of Akron
brought her parents Rev. and Mrs.
E. M. Lewis up for the summer.
Their daughter Carol remained
for a brief visit with her grand.
parents.
Lskeside's Newest Permanent
Residents
Mrs. Maude Alter of Marion, re.
tired school teacher, is now a per.
manent resident in her house on
Maple Avenue.
Mrs. Viola Ekey of Alliance has
moved to her home on Sycamore
Avenue for all year round resi-
dence.
Mrs. A. G. Cranch of Norwalll
Connecticut is spending the sum
mer at the Calm Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Thompson
and Tommy of Marion spent the
4th of July holiday at their former
Sycamore Avenue cottage.
Rev. and Mrs. Chalfant are
spending the summer with the
Durrs.
Mrs. Catherine Olderman and
her daughter Mrs. Robert Kuhl-
man of Vermillion were guests of
the Durrs last week. Mrs. Kuhlmall
spoke at the Woman's Club here
last year on flower arrangement.
Donald c. Warner of Cleveland
spent few days at his home at
AT Sycamore with his sister Miss
Rosemary Calm.
Kathryn Dole is painting her
Maple Avenue home herself and
doing such a fine job local paint
ers can look to their laurels.
Mrs William White has come up
from Florida to spend the summer
at her cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling have mov-
ed from 4th Street to Port Clinton
where they are remodeling thei,
present place into a modern home
Alfred Deering Of Berea sper.
the Fourth visiting Miss Rosemary
Calm and the two enjoyed visit
TO CaStalia'S Blue Hole.
The car of Joe Cuttaia wa:
slightly damaged in collision al
Gypsum Monday morning.
Mrs. Irma West of Cincinnati
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13
LAKESIDE

Mrs. Dora Chamblin has as her
guest her granddaughter of Co
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sommers
and son Earl of Sandusky were
holiday guests of the Gerard Phil
labaumS.
DR.. and Mrs. v E. Busher of
Marion spent several days this
week at their cottage on Vine.
Franklin Mack of Lima and his
family spent a week in their Erie
Beach cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zippel of To.
ledo visited his mother Mrs. Grace
Zippel on the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Brackncy
left Saturday for a visit in Kan-
sas City, Missouri with their son
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

Cheryl remained for a weeks visit
with her parents and her sister,
Mrs. Lawrence Ontko and family,
of Erie Beach Road. Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinbolt and
son Bobby and Mrs. T. P. Ward
of PerrySburg were weekend
guests of the Art KaSpars. On
Saturday they celebrated the Rein
bolts 18th wedding anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Darr of Port
Clinton were callers Saturday with
relatives here and also, visited Mr..
and Mrs Raymond st. Marie Sr. at
their cottage on the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Voltz,
Tommy and Jimmie of SanduSky
called on relatives in Marblehead
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond st. Marie
Jr and son David of Genoa, Miss
Helen Cosgrove of Brooklyn, New
York and Alice Mae and Char
lotte GrieSser and Carolyn were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Art
kaspar and daughter on Tuesday
Mrs. Ann Ward, Mrs. Catherine
Darr, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kaspar
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick KaSpar, Bobby
and Billy of Port Clinton visited
the Art KaSpars on Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. William Robel and Mrs
Joseph Smorgala attended the
Cleveland Indians-Detroit ball
game Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Luebcke spent Tho
weekend n Sandusky with Mr.. ant
! Mrs. George McCeowen and fam
lily.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. st. Marie
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13
Ohio Dept. of Highways

has opened her cottage on Syca-
more for the summer. She plans
permanent residence in Lakeside
later.
Skip" Blum has as his house
guest for two weeks young
friend from Ft. Pierce, Florida.
Rev. and Mrs. f. M. Lewis OF
Penny Farms, Florida arrived
Wednesday to spend the summer
at the Brooke cottage on Syca-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smoker
and William Polanka of Toledo
spent the weekend at the Smelker
cottage on the Erie Beach Road.
Kenneth Oglesbee on leave from,
Korea and a friend from Oak Har-
Dor accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Oglesbee Jr. enjoyed an
air-lift trip to Put-in-Bay Sunday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

Ehomas Damanti, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Snobel, Mr.. and Mrs. Pail
Kubitz and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Angelo Cammalleri and chill.
dren all of Sandusky.
Bob and Media st. Clair spent
the holiday at Cedar Point with
the John Flynn family on a pic
mic outing
Mr., and Mrs. Gene St. Marie,
Leon and Tommy of Elyria visited
with relatives here on Sunday last.
Joan Kristenak returned Satur-
day after visiting with Cleveland
relatives for two weeks.
Mona Mae Dehring, surgical
nurse at Toledo hospital was {
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
Ian Lucas in Latchey Wednesday
evening. Her father, Chris Chris
tensen accompanied them and re-
mained in Latchey for a visit.
Mrs. Paul Venrich, Mrs. George
Fedor and Mrs. John Judy were
Toledo visitors Monday.
George Gulau Sr is on the sick
list this week as a result of an
infection.
Pvt. Joseph JUDY is spending
| ten days at home on leave from
TT. Knox, Kentucky. Upon his re-
turn he will be transferred to
Virginia for a course in special
training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Walliser anG
family of Lansing, Mich, are
spending their vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Ontko and
family.
Val Traverse is spending his
two weeks vacation in Put-in-Bay
with Mrs. Traverse.
Metro Cake had as his guests
Sunday, his sister, Mrs. Jim Pc,
trozio and family.
Joe Bennice of Schenectady, N
y. is visiting his son Dominic
Bennice and family. His two
nieceS, Joan and Diane Rigge ac-
companied him. The three spent
the 4th of July in Sandusky visit
ing with the Lito family.
Mr.. and Mrs. GaydoSh and fam
lily of Ehrenfeld, Pa. are guest
of their son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward GaydoSh.
Guests at the Paul Incorvia
home Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

weekend visitor with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Dehring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ontko and
family spent several days here
with Mrs. Theodore Pokey.
Mrs. Kenneth ]. Roe transacted
business in Toledo today.
Paul Griesser drove in from
Lakewood to spend the weekend
at home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Steffens and
. family, of Ashtabula, visited at
the Kokinda home last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dress spent
last weekend at Put-in-Bay with
their son, Chester Dress, and
family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1951-07-13

Edward and family and other re-
latives.
Mrs. Ralph Sauvey attended the
wedding reception of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcintosh in Cleveland
Saturday. Mr.. Mcintosh is cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Saux and
daughters Carol and Pat visited
Mrs. Myrtle Albritain over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beicher o.,
Marion called on her mother Mrs,
Alona Convey on Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Hilborn
and daughter Shirley were at the
hilborn cottage for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Mackenzie
motored to Elmore July 4th and
enjoyed the beautiful frworkS dis
played by DR.. and Mrs. Willet.
The team of Ken Zippel and
Dan Pokey enjoyed reef fishing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
Pilgrim Ladies Aid
Presented Ninth Annual
Style Show Thursduy

The Ladies Aid society of Pill
grim Baptist church presented its
ninth annual style revue Thurs
day March % at the church.
Participants on the program were
Miss Dorothy Monson. soprano;
Miss Roberta Jones, viornist. ac-
cUmpanied by her sister. Miss
Julia Jones, and Miss Cynthia
stone, maj0rrttc.
Clothing store participants
were Richman Brothers, their
garments being modelled by Mr..
LaRohn Latmcr and Husch
Brothers, their garments being
modelled by Mrs. Anna Smith.
Mrs. Ema Mazingo of Spokane.
Washington modelled hats of her
own creation.
Among the models were Mines.
Thclma Harris, Evelyn Robinson,
Lurlla Brown, DOnazell Branson.
Jeanette Epps Louise Latlmcr,
Misses Beverly Kirk, Gloria Ro-
berts, Yvonne Crushon Erlyne
Neil, Patricia Brown; Messrs
Robert Sanders. Leonard Greene;
Little Mcssrs. and Misses Mary
Kay Murray, Carol White. Gary
Allen. Murlel Miller. Kathleen
Hughes. Flora Galloway Terry
Tarvrr, and Floyd Massey.
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PILGRIM REST CHURCH

At the morning worship hour
Rev Joseph jackson delivered a
beautiful sermon. especially sig
nificant upon Easter Day. He
used as his subject, The Christ
of the Cross" taking his text
from st. John, 1886
The pastor stated that today
the cross is surrounded by an at
moSphere that is formal and cold
but when Jesus died, the cross
was q symbol Of love and SaCri-
flee. ITO attain the abundant life,
he said, we must devote our lives
to catching the loving spirit Of
the Christ who faced the cross
and all that it meant with Cour-
age"
Faith in the Christ of the
cross will enable us to overcome
the difficulties which brSet us and
use the trials and trIbulations
which We all experience as step
ping stones on the way to an
eternity with Christ"
Rev. George Taylor worshipped
with us and also brought a brief
message of inspiration.
During the BTU. hour, the
members of the Sunday school
and BTU. departments pre-
sentcd their annual program COM
momOrating the Resurrection of
our Lord Many visitors were pre-
sent
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N. N. Galloway Heads
Walters Union $40

IN lne recent 'I'cu"h heia by
inc Local DO, d'hlhS car en-
P'"y''7 union. NalhaHifi n. Gal
Io"ay was 'I',''' p''S'u'"'. "aI-
I'"ay was erected 10 succeed
''"' y 90 - '"'' ''o ~
' " 80, ". ,'','' 90
'' ~
A graduate If 4 and r coIIeg,
of crr.Dybor, North Caroline
C.lI,u,ay aIg, studied iourDalisr,
at TN, T-riy.rsitv ,f uirrasots
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SH LANES AME- GHl-Rl

-
Il am the Resurrection was the
subject from which Rev. BenJa-
min n. Moore, brought his very
stirring Easter Message. Pre-
ceeding the message Booker I.
Ellis Jr. was baptized. Special
music for the morning included
selections by the two Youth
Choirs, directed by Cora +.
Moore.
The church school was presen-
ted at $50 p. m. in pageant dir
ected by Berntce Clemens; the
music by the children's choir, I'M
der the direction Of Bertha L.
King.
At 7 D. m. the senior choir was
presented in The Seven Last
Words Of Christ. SoIoists were
Mr.. Murray, one of our outstand-
ing vocalists: Bradford Benner,
Robert Cox. Alma Freeman and
Harriet Gordon, also a guest solo
ist. Rev. Moore was narrator.
Allie Balenger and Cora f. Moore
were CO-Chalrmen.
The Young WOmens Auxiliary
will present their annual Chapeau
Review, Sunday April l, at p.
m.
April Is at 7:3O p. m. the Board
of Christian Education will
present the third Of a series of
Movies for the enjoyment of
Adults and children: the board
hopes to present better pictures
each month and asks your at
tendance 10 show them that you
do appreciate this project.
Flowers were placed in the
church in memory of loved ones
by Mrs. Marc +. Brown. in mem
ory of her husband Samuel
Brown. the Clarence Duke family
in memory of brother and son,
Kenneth Duke; Mrs Matte A.
King in memory Of her aunt, Mrs.
Rosa 3 Webb.
The cradle Roll kindergarten,
and first year primary depart
mpnt was presented at the
children's program by Leila A.
Smith.
The Sacrament of Holy Com
muniOn will be instituted at the
II a. m. Service Sunday April LIST
Rev. Moore will bring the Com
munlOn message.
Come and worship with us and
partake of the Lords Supper. All
Christians welcome to commune
Visitors welcome to worship with
us at all times.
our third quarterly communion
will be- observed at 8 p. m. Sun
day, April l. The Reverend Wen
dell Johnson, pastor of Wayman
AME church, Minneapolis, will
bring the Communion message.
Visitors worshipping at the
morning services were Nellie
Hope Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Ramsey, Mrs. Jimmie Lee
Johnson of Minneapolis; Mrs. H.
C. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Walker Of Pilgrim Baptist church;
Aquilla Doris, Vernon Jenkins
and l.. W Witty of St. Paul
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SIOUX FALLS. S. D.
BY Minerva Bridgewofer
633 No. Minnesota Ave.
Sioux EoIls, S. D.

Ct 1obr's paptigt church Pow,
II w pic ~. nastor Eas+ar
sr,day E,vactIy 81 a m tba
e,',,,.isS ga,.,yicos bogon NTH Pc
D. bri,,,ins, ~ E,sta, rnas-
500 Ja gfrasseJ steadfastrcss
s"r tbaro 10 an assuranCo ~ bnne
Following the services the Mis-
sionarv Society. Mrs. Walter
Edgar. president served a free
breakfast in the dining room of
the church. Around 10 people
stayed for breakfast. At 10 a. m
the Sunday school followed by the
morning worship at II a. m. De
votionals were led by Mrs. Robert
Haynes and Mr.. Chas. Bentley.
Text, Cor. l5:lO-2O.
oP''I "a iiuS'D D ~, Ci'C SyIllo'
CnolI. re. "' , ioI,'aS Ailu'l
sun WI" - ''"'''' "'' 'N' '""Ni'
At the evening worship the sun
day school. Mrs. Harvey Bentley
superintendent with Mrs. Bolts as
program presented the tots in
their recitation. Glasses one, two
and three with teachers. Misses
James Anderson, GWcndolyn Tol-
bert and Shirley Staples rocit"d.
A young newcomer of four
cited her piece and also sang a
solo. Here Comes Cotton Tail. "
aCcOmpanicd bv her mother Mrs.
Geo. Vaughn.
Misses Jane Anderson. Gwen
doIvn ToIbert Shirley StanIas and
Mr., Kotbc,ipo Va,obn and Ne
Geo. vaughn III Ine oaCkEroulu,
a''"iiiDdiieu ny MIS- H"'IS IL,
"I"u-"C C,It i'''SSIS' III ""'uS an"
music. hipilCdl Smu's "rI. SuD"I'
Dy Mr., AItreu w hlte with rev.
hotIS IT, ~ mar aIOr'
,,
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JistribntoJ 70 oTorynra ~
Tho pabrs No,, voor March .,
uas obsorTnd ,t dirnor IN ne
Esnu;ro C,af" yy,snas5oo NJ
CtarIaton 10 ora ~ ~" TooSnr. %
N" assrmbIv here
Tho youro, toacbors ossis+od b,,
Nrrs RnttS nptortoin"J tba GI
riagsas EriJ.v afternoon ,t tbo
81 Johns Raptist cburcb ~ an
Enster party E,dward WiIIiar1s
con ~ Mr. and NTrs Car,uoI Gu
mons was tbn raconinnt artor q
hnnt of the miro winning d.
grated GOO which ontitiad bir, 70
tbrnc cboCGIatn oggs
" p 90
Mr.. Alfred White. local shoe
man. has enrolled in nine week
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PRIDE or WEST POPULARITY
CONTEST BEING HELD

Pride Of the West OES has a
big popularity contest in progress.
Entered in the vote getting con-
test are Mines. Wayne Mccoy,
Mamie Fogg, Celia Shepherd, Os-
car Gates, Lena La Faucettc and
Bcuiah Mitchell
The contest closes May 6.
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The Book is a graphic and NOV
ing story from the beginning Of
the African slave Lradc nearly
300 years ago. to the modern dis
elimination pracuccd against the
American Negro today.
A Negro doomed to dlr at the
hands Of a lynch mob is taken on
a tour after his death, back
through history by a tall white
bearded figure called Mr.. Eter-
nifty.
He witnesses many highHghts
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Lesson In Arithmetic

How much time does II take to
sell a used oil heater? Five min
utcs on the telephone sold heater
for one classified ad user. This
paper makes the contacts and does
the selling Job for YOU.
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BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastors subject last Sun
day was Stone That Was Rolled
Away, The Vanishing Difficult
ties, taken from the 10Th chapter
of st. Mark, LIST verse. Senior Cos
pei choir unfinished the music.
United with the church was
Mrs. Ola Hudson, formerly
member of the Tabernacle Bap-
fist church. Milwaukee, WisCOn-
sin We welcome her to the fold.
We had a large attendance in
the morning, and for the evening
program. The program in the
Sunday school department of our
church was very good. We would
like to commend Miss L. Dozier
for the great work she is doing
with the young people Also APP
pcaring on this same program
was some of our SOlOlstS, Mines.
bessie Gresham, Anna Moody, l.
c. Harris. Henrietta Loud. Jud-
son Phillips and Jennie Grissam,
guest solOists and the Royal
Jubilecrs We all had a grand
time. Mrs Rosahnd GIantOn
superintendent of our Sunday
school expresses thanks to one
and all for their cooperation and
attendance.
Sunday, April First, is Com
munion day morning and evening.
We are asking all members to
please be present and not to neg
leCt the sacrament of the blood of
our Lord Jesus Christ.
Sunday, April first is also the
final day for members of the var
iOus churches who desire to go
with our pastor and members to
Sioux City Iowa, where they will
attend the Anniversary of Rev. F.
D. Johnson, pastor of Zion Bap-
fist church there.
If you would like to go. please
contact any one of the following:
Rev. l.. c. Harris, Pleasant 1886;
Mrs. Viollettia Walker, Geneva
O53O or Mrs. Sarah Benson,
Bridgeport S942.
Bethcsda's loss, heavens gain.
One of our last remaining charter
members, who departed from this
life Friday March 23rd. Again
we wish to extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the family and re-
Iativcs of the bereaved.
Special executive board meeting
Immediately after church services
Sunday. A special business meet
ing Tuesday, April 3rd at 7.3O p.
m. All heads of the departments
must be present, all members are
also urged to attend this meet
ing.
Some Of our sick and shut-ins
are Mrs. Alline Hanks, Mrs
Betty Houston, Mrs. Peggy Jones,
Deacon w II. Martin and Mr.. and
tinue in prayer for all our sick.
Mrs. Charles Lawson. Let us con-
Thought for the week: Keep
your face to the sunshine, and
you cannot see the shadow Rev.
L. c. Harris Sarah Benson, re-
porter.
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can businessman, whom we have
deliberately neglected m this
work. will come to realize another
truth, he and his policies are 10 q
greater or lesser extent rcspon-
sIble for the wound as well as The
weapon that caused it.
We know the Negro has a
boundless faith in America; the
sum total Of his efforts, all his
struggles, and all his ycarntngs
are towards the WHEN"
Mcssrs Hin and Miller are both
property owners in the south
trotr original homes HIN mar
ricd to the former Bolivia O'Neal
Brasicr, owns a family home a
farm and several city lots in Ten
nesscc. Miller owns a half section
Of land in Mississippi.
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Churches
eASSAS 60 c%SS<B 90 80 e49sS
PHI GRIM BAPTIST CHURCH


Rev Floyd Massey's sermon
tonic was The Easter Sunday
Message" He is Not Here, For
He is Risen" Matthew 2S:6.
Christiana Smith, Mary K.
Murray and Paula Wood, united
with the church and was baptized
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Mazlngo
also united with the church.
Registered visitors were Mrs.
r. w. Williams, Tyler Texas and
Katherine Walker, st. Paul, MINI.
Sunday. April /, Rev. Massey
will preach. At p. m. Mrs. Mas
sey will speak. Her topic viii be
No Laughing Matter" The chill
drens story will be The Modern
Hero"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
Lost Rites Held
For Maggie Mcfarland
Wednesday, March %

Mrs. Maggie Mcfarland, SO,
Uptegrovc rest home. died Friday,
March %, at Fairview hospital
Funeral services were held from
Bethesda Baptist church Wednes-
day, March IS. Rev L. c. Harris
Ofnciatcd. Intermcnt was at
Lakewood cemetery.
She is survived by her twin sis
ter. Mrs. Johnny Davis, one niece
Mrs. Florence Hibbs of Chicago,
Ill, and one grandnephew
Thomas Hibbs Of Minneapolis.
The Pride Of the West, order Of
the Eastern Star, had charge of
the services.
Mr.. Alfred Parran, $40 St. An
thony. celebrated his birthday
Monday, March 26.
The st. Monicas Guild of St
Phillips church will meet Monday,
April 2 at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Few. 957 St. Anthony Ave.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30

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