davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1951-11-11
Births Reported
tFrom the D. G. Bsrssy scss of vital Statistics,

George and Margaret Ailwine.
lyman and Kathleen Bettinser.
Henry and Maria Bosmans.
John John snd ana cs.nssiae Maliisis cisra. GaisoA'
Lester and Dolores Clyde.
Basil and Bobbie Dalton.
George and Doris parcey.
Samuel and Ruth Dayman.
Frank and Catherine Eastman.
Clarence and Mary Embrey.
Leonard and Martha Ewell.
1 Frank and Rosemary Foster.
William and Patricia German.
Paul Fii's and T valerie Hsines
leicester and Elfrieda Hanyes.
Leroy and Loretta Howie.
Raymond and Dorothy Jones.
Chester and Martha Kasperowski.,
Georse and Catherine Krouse
George and Sophie Miller.
Hoy and Catherine Nestor.
Edward and Pauline NorVell
Robert and Sarah Pargament.
Thomas and Vivian Ratcliff.
Donald and Beverly Still
Victor and Elaine Taylor.
Junior and Patricia Thorne.
Thomas and Chirley. UllberE.
Peter and Tillie We'll.
James and Lula Campbell.
Marcus and Mary Dean.
james and Martina Greene.
james and Evelyn Kttahara.
William and Maggie Pankey.
Elliott and Ida Rsttlsy
Werner and Lillian .Amende.
Coy and Elizabeth Ammons.
Harry and Susan Atkinson.
George and Dorothy Blakeslee.
Edward and Patricia Bowie.
Donald and Mary Broomheld.
Vito and Oceola Candore.
William and Helen Caludis.
George and Betty Christman.
Richard and Cleo Farr
william and Lois Gamble.
Francisco and Luidita Garcia.
Edward and Edith Garner.
John and .Hilda Goranson.
Harold and Doris Hermanson.
Frank and Agnes Herbert.
Leo and Sally Hilleary.
Charles and Helen Holiday.
Bernard and Dolores James.
Roy and Eta johnson.
Eldridge and Mildred Jones.
Fro and Helen Keskinen.
David and Myrtle Lanier,
Robert and Shirley Matehett.
William and Rose McCsHs,
lClarence and Mary Mckay.
Lewis and Helen Mclean.
BENJAMIN and Erma Mcmahon.
Herbert and Mary Melvin.
Thomas and Mary MURRAY.
George and Fannie Randall.
Eusene and Betty Roat.
William and Mary Sloan.
Melvin and Phyllis Sneed.
John and Rita WendeEoth
Louis and Catherine Willemfn.
Ernest and Dortha Woltz.
John and Helen Allen.
William and Frances Brewer.
Forest and Mary Brown.
Roland dp'a and asabsil colssrt.
Edward and Vendetta White.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

More information may be OBJ
tained at the Volunteer Intor-
nation Serpice Desk, 1850 PENN
sylDania auenue NV, Republic
4104. The desk Is open Satur-
dag. to 8 p.m., and Sundays.
10 am, to & pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-11
SUNDAY.
Dances.

Catholic Youth organization, g1s Tenth
street NV, orchestra. 9 pm, go cents.
st.. Matthew's Cathedral Club (Uso-
NCCS). informal, 1914 N street NV.
pm.
USO-YWCA. records, s410 wisconsin
avenue. Bethesda, 7:30 pm.
USO-JWB Jewish Community Center.
Sixteenth and @ streets NV, record dance
on the roof, $50 pm.
USO-YMCA, 1885 @ street NV. record
dance, ESQ hostesses, S:45 pm.
USC-YWCA, Seventeenth and K streets
NV. penthouse, record dance, 8 pm.
Social Hour
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth and
q streets NV, television and games, 8
pm.
Uso- -YMcA. 1885 G street NV. snack
supper, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

Imported Crystal Hurricane Lamps
at 30-50T off. Choose from II lovely styles
=. all hand-crafted each so exquisite you'll
want several pairs. Imported prisms to catch
and reflect the light that will make the room
shine. 16-21-in. heights, $1,000, $1,000 pr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL
Eating AMERICANS
Banned By Reds

BERLIN. - The commun-
lists hate Americans" so much
tleyQ.on't even eat them. Q
The Americans in question
are small, sugar-covered biscuit
cakes, which generations Of Ger
nY7s have known and eat0 TN
der the name of0"Ameris9ner'
NohQlv knoSS how they ever
got that name.
But now the ComIl0ist East
German authorities have decided
that even cake American"
cannot be tolerated under their
juOdiction. The s1ate-operatetl
chain stores are now selling
them as Amrnon cakes
Anyhow, in the west they will
continue under that name. and
50 wal this popular anti- Red
poke O
Two Communists meet on the
street O
We'll. coOrade.~ says one
what have YOU done today to
help preserve peace
Plenty" replies the other. =
STE TWO Americans
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Navy Wins Game Over 0pDevSta. So
independents Lose
To Coca Cola On
orfieture

Navy pulled q game ol4t Of the
bag lazt nisht in he island City
Softball League when they edg-
ed opDevSta So by pulling 3e
winning tao across the plate in
he last inning 5e fiTst game,
scheduled between the IGdepend-
ennis and Inc Coca Cola team.
was Forfeited " her the indie
pendents couldn't field team
opD0.Sta scored t@o runs in
the firSf lnnire. but Gid not hold
the iead fd9 IarSss. NAVY scored
2hrea in their half qG the first on
two walks and a W1ld pitch.
in tine fourth. Evans hunted
safely and @as sacrificed down.
FetcrS singled Ia score Evans.
The Dew hoys tied the score
sn re sixth. Fetters doubled, q
WilaQ pileh put him en- third and
GanganOllled to center Fetters
scned q
IN the last al the seventh, Ma
~ won the game With one out,
Corfcn singled. Bolrer was safe
on an error Wolreli singled TO
seupe Cnten with tl9 margin
count
T'f5f Score,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

TIE Navy Is trying To obtain
immediate aid through q used
crank SHIFT Tor the 800 horse
power Diesel ur1ls. Meanwhile the
order has gone out for a new
crank shaft Tor which officials
are combing The u. S. A.
A new crank shaft could not be
delivered FOR two weeks. So lin-
less the used one is found Key
WesteIs and Key residents face
very slim wster rafions for two
weeks
The NAVY has taken emergency
steps to cut its corslaDrt ton By
IS percent.
Florida Aoueduct Commission
manager Ernest Ramsey urges all
civilians TO stop watering lawns,
washing cars. and to stop all
known leaks On their buildings
ana homes.
The breakdown yesterday step
ped the water supply in many Key
West homes altogether last night
from 10 p. M till $50 this MORN
ing.
The shortage Is going 70 con-
tinue, said Ramsey, so you'll all
have to GET used to rationing ur1-
til the Navy pumping station IS
fixed.
The breakdown IN the pump Is
the climax Of water shortages
that have plagued the Keys Tor
the last three months.
The draught was given as .
reason for the lack Of water back
in June Now the breakdown Of
machinery has caused a real cri-
sis in the Keys supply.
Generally 2.so0,00o gallons 81
water are pusnped daily down
from Florida City along the I'D
mile pipe line. The Navy has Or
dered mis- afs1nlH1t cut to 2,3Qo-
900 for the Keys.
The effect on the City al Key
West will sc. according 10 Ram
sev. drasfically reduced presss<r
in All areas. Pressure win drop II
proportion 20 the amount Of wal.
er received from the Navy pumps
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
City, County Will Be Asked
For Emergency Funds In
Fight Against Mosquitoes 2
MOSQUITO CONTROL BOARD EXPECTS q
TO RECEIVE $4,000 STARTING IN OCT

total war on Monroe county
mosquitoes was declared by the
new Mosquito Control board at
lis first formal meeting in the
County Courthouse Taste night,
Nell Saunders, chairman of the
three man board, is approaching
bc0 city and eouil commission
ers for emergency funds until The
one mill tax levy proceeds be-
come available in October, AT that
time $4,000 Is expected. All pre-
sent, however, the Board lacks
three cents for postage
Saunders said he will attend
Monday nights City Commission
meeting. Chairman Of the
Board Albert Moeller Of Islanear-
ada and Secretary TreaOrerG>saet
Tingler of Marathon win IN him
for the County Commission meet
ing Tue1ay night To try To get
countJOfunds for the next three
months.
cWO j. r. Hutchcraft, Navy
mosquito expert and George Bote
of the State Division Of entomol-
ogy were present to adSse on the
newly formed bo7d'S Work,
Attorney Paul Sawyer who was
named TO serve in that capacity
by board members. suggested that
the County be asked at least &c
provide a few hundred dollars
for petty cash at this time.
More important Saunders
pointed out that paid direc-
tor of the Boards work
should be named now. Now
not November when the
funds become available is the
time for surveys of sources OF
mosquito breeding.
City Commissioners will be ask
ed for City dyna-fog equipment
and other weapons in the mos
quito war
Under the law setting up the
Monroe County Mosquito District
tne state will match dollar for
dollar any equipment or mater
ials put up by the local unit. Sc
if the City should give its equip
nent to the Board, Saunders car
then request an equal value in
State equipment. O
The problem of DOT Oxing
which is the neain spray used was
discussed. Ideally there should be
mixing plants at Key West. Mara
thoO Snd Islamoraae> or TaVer.
nier, "
This is one of the toughest mos
quito distIi6s." Saunders said
'becausO it is 100 miles long
We have to transport our insecM
eide such great distances.
Hutchcraft for the Navy and
Bote for the State offered the full
est advisory cooperation
The Navy. however. is very
firm that If cannot contribute
any funds TO the new Board
Professional assistance yes:
money. no. q
Without funds, the Beard ag59eu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
For Frustrated
Writer'S

-
BALTIMORE. Hi-- What's the
word for the anatomical spot
where J lady's skirt is the tight
est?
1--WE got the word Cts callipy-
gianl riglat on the tip OF my
tongue but cant recall il
Like 81 Of us. DR.. J. z. Sch
midi has been stuck in this slfu-
alton. The dictionary is little. =
any, help. II you know the word
YOU don't have 10 look It up ex-
cept Tor spelling. DR.. Schmidt got
vexed enough TO do something
about ii
He started filing system Of
ards, neatly arranged alphabet
caIiy. By meaning instead Of spell
Inns. For instance: Ape, cry Of
gibber. beetle. sound of---drone.
DR.. Schmidt. physician. has
40 900 suclr words or meanings
and i going to publish them IN
4 book entitled Whstss the
Word far frustrated writers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES

Only in America, and especial
~ in Hollywood, could something
like this happen. We're talking
about the rise Of q stocky 20
year-old tenor from Philadelphia
named Mario LAMA. His rise
from piano mover to tripie-threat
king of concerts, monograph re-
cords and movie boxoffices has
all show business talking.
Mario is handsome fellow
with dark curly hair. His one
worry is his weight He's inclined
to put il on If he doesn't watch
his diet Mario's grand voice and
Emotional delivery have made
him the darling Of the bobby sox-
ers. But his popularity doesn't
stop there. Matrons, businessmen
and grandmothers think he is ter
rifle.
His latest film 1.-THE Great Ca
russo Glas set the boxoffiee pace
across the nation.
Besides being dazzled, show
business is puzzled by Lanza's
rousing success His repertoire is
not in the popular vein. yet he
draws crowds like Sinatra with
out Sinatra's buildup And Ma
rios recent concert tour. the
most remunerative since Nelson
Eddy's heyday ten years ago was
not extensively publicized Ian
za's draw as a movie name was
not great. because before begin.
ming his tour, he had made only
two pictures Thst Midnigh,
Kiss, and Toast Of New Or
leans"
Yes. Mario LAMA has zoomed
to stardom in s@short time. With
his pretty brunette wife Betty
and their two daughters. Mario
lives in two-story white stncco
home in Beverly Hills. Betty
says That she met the tenor while
he was in the army and her
brother brought him home TO dir
ner, O
LAMA was the only son Of poor
Italian parents. From the age q
six Mario haunted a record shop
owned by neighbor. He loved
playing operate records. Mario
diS1't get seriously interested in
singing himself until he was 10.
With no money for training. be
began 10 sing along with Caruso
on records.
A friend introduced him 10 an
opera singer who took him 10 the
head of a concert agency But
there Mario was told to practice
some more. So he went to work
for his grandfather. hauling pi-
amos in a truck. Then the late
Serge Koussevitzky heard him
sing and was impressed enough
TO invite him To the Berkshire
music festival where he won his
first ovation.
Shortly after his New York de-
but, Mario was called into the
Army. He served nearly three
years in various entertainment
units Discharged. he was almost
broke. He did some radio and
concert work, and then was sign
ed by MGM. And then ne was
on the road TO success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Hot Weather
Legislation

VERDUN. Que gs9.- Perhaps
il was the heat. Al alderman OPP
posed tss . controversial measure
before city colmieA voted for i
hy mistake Anotlisf opponent ol
the measure missed the session
when he was tied Up b. traffic
sara. The measure e'as passed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Will Have Another
Crock AT Miumi's
Boys Club Today

MIAMI, Aug. l-tAPj-
An unearned run in the
ninth inning of a scheduled
SIX inning affair gave the
Key West All-Stars an 81
edge over the Little League
team from TT. Pierce in the
senliflnals Of the Little Lea
que playoff$ Yesterday at
Miami Field.
The Key Westtrs had lied the
score IN the SIKH w.th 3 five run
splurge BotOtesnls held tight for
the next two and . half extra ln-
nlngS.
In the Oss Of the ninth.
James Mira reached first safe
by on an error and was sacgi-
feed to second by the an
Star pitcher. Stuart Yates.
Wayne Albluy who paced the
hitting for the day with three
for five, hit his third single 10
score Mira with the winning tally
Key Vests Little LeaaAers
started their first year Of bali by
organizing for league play and
have advanced ali the way to the
district tournament where they
are making quite . showing for
themselves.
Today. The Key Westers
will gel another crack al the
Miami Boys Club who beat
them Monday in a no-hit
shut-ouf. The winner of this
game al Miami Field at pm.
win be the East Coast Cham
pions.
The Score.
R HE
Fort Pierce 023 002 GOO 7 q 3
Key West 00l 0l5 0ol g 2
White, Wouters {6) and Me.
Corkle; Mccullough Diaz 80,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Permit Issued

One small repair permit Tor
s4oo was issQd to l.. F Fernan-
DEE, aos whitJaead street by
Building InsIOetor Ralph Rus
sell. he announced today
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
ToddY's Comes
NATIONAL. IEAGuE

BROOKLYN al Pittsburgh (nieht1
Erskine COBB US. Dickson {l32
100,
New York al Chicago. t21--
Jansen Q4-s3 and Core'inO l0-0)
VS. McIash {2-41 and Kelly (2-WC
Boston 81 81 Louis might
SPAIN {II-94 KS Pofolsby 81
or Boyer la
Philadelphia st Cincinnati
Meyer 1891
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

they could do little this summer.
Rather they will have to prepare
for the 1852 crop of mosquitoes.
The Navy viii continue its OPP
eratiqcS just as al present. Il viii
not Increase it's spraying opera
tions. Hutchcraft said.
Chet" Tingler said firmly
Well. Marathon will raise
some of IFS own money. if we
can't get il from the county.
We are going te-yet some mos
quito control ms summer.
The Board recessed until a reg
llar meeting date is sci.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Vote OF Confidence
For Italian Lire

ROME Italian postal
savings sotaied about 81 ,7oo,ooo-
600 On june 60. 1851. an increase
If "a roo 600 900 lires compared
WITH the total on December 81.
1850.
RosneS financial newspaper,
III Globe said the increase re-
fleets Italian confidence IN the
stability u the lire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. Louis al Boston McDon-
ale f0-l) vs S6obbs lG~4l
Detroit at Kew York l2l-Cain
(S-7) and Stuart (3-el vs.. Rey-
nulds Ol-6) and Morgan t6-l)
Chicago at Philadelphia (nieht)
Pierce g 81 SIS, Martin (6-24.
Cleveland at Washington q.
twinightl--Lemon llI-9) and
Wynn no l09 VS.. Moreno {3~71
and Starr f2-5l y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
KeyW KeysMust Cut Down Use
Of Water For The Next Ten DAYS
Nary Takes Emergency Steps To
Cut Its Consumption By 25 Percent

Kew West and the whole KEYS area must cut down
drascay the of water for al least ten days u
til the Navy gets crank shaft to replace the one that
broke at the Marathon pumping station Yesterday,
Navy and Aqueduet officials said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
LITTLE LEAGUE
Exhibition Games

= t.i9N QUA q
JayCS8s vs. FFW 1Gst game
Rotary 40 Ki'Qnis. seeosd
game.
SATURDAY
Icons Us kiwMis. first game
Rotary VS. NFW. second game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL

TT Lauderdale at Miami Beach
$50 pm. @
NSani a; West Palm Beach
I&keland ~ Tampa
ST. Petersburg at Havana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Europe Will Soon
Have Large ARMY

WASHINGTON. Aug, l.--tE9
Massachusetts Republican SEN
ator Henry Os0,t Lodge, Junior
has limited thai within few years
the western defense army may
number seven million men. And
with co(0nittee debate on foreign
aid under way in roth House and
Senate. Lodge called for al( )ut
american help.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01
Comes This Week
NAvAI0 STATION LEAGUE

II - v INK - n ANs'@N ~@A~, - -
WEDNESDAY
zoe Eagles as. Si4bRon Foalg
al Navy Fieldu q
500 Blue Angels KS FANTU-
liant at B0ra Claca ~
ISLAND CITY SOFTBAId
LEAGUE -
THURSDAY
9a-NX-} KS. OpDevSta, first
gao O O
9 90---SubRon Fomops. ll1de-
pendeats, second Game.
FRIDAY @
7sosubRoQFouros0s0ftOrai.
first game
9oo-NOy VS. Home MIR, See
ord Same. a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Select the service Giat selec
its men. us Marines
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

For years Charles Laughton
has been considered one OF the
screens top character actors. here
and abroad. Probably you re-
member his most famous line,
which he delivered some Is years
SEQ as Captain Bligh in @Mutiny
On The Bounty Tt refresh your
memory. just In csse, il was Mr..
Christian. come here.
Comedians and irnpersonatorx
have ben initiating il ever since.
That's why the portly acior in
sisted that q certain line he was
supposed 10 deliver in The Blue
veir be changed Il read, Miss
Mason. come here =
Laughton says he couldns take
another IS years Of kidding
Persian Cgs. q large-sraie
action-cramme1 drama. win be
filmed in the actual area By Par
amount early next year. II viii be
the first location trip by the STU
dio 70 that little known corner OF
the world which now plays such
an important part IN international
affairs.
Lynne Hoberfs has signed %
portray Richard Arlen's wife n
Green Coli Of Nevada. This
technicoI0r release stars John
Payne, Susan Morrow. William
Dernarest. Agnes Moorehead and
Arlen.
That gorgeous red-hsired film.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-01

Without funds. the Board agCed alar meeting date
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31
Holiday Affair
At Orpheuns

A pretty war widows eff
forts to choose between two
prospective husbands keynotes
the plot of Holiday Affair,
the RKO production slated for
tomorrow and Monday at the
Orpheum Theatre.
Robert Mitchum, Janet
Leigh and Wendell Corey are
starred in the film.
BY all the rules the heroine
should marry her first sutton,
a we'll to do attorney, but
when the second man, a job
less wanderer, comes along
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31
eristel Ray Rnst nere

The MS Deep Sea, specially
built crab fishing vessel, was
at the Standard Oil Company
float recently to unload a car
go of crab and to take on fuel.
The vessel brought a cargo
of crab, caught in Bristol Bay,
for shipment to Seattle aboard
the Lucidor, Alaska Steamship
Company freighter, which un-
loaded supplies at Kodiak Ma
val Station this week.
The Deep Sea is skippered
by Captain w. M. Blackboard
and is owned by Deep Sea
Trollers Inc, Bell Street Ter
minal, Seattle.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31

and criticizessher whole atti-
tude to life things develop
into a highly complicated
mess.
A new juvenile find, Cor
don Gebert, heads the support
ing cast as Miss Leigh's small
son, and Henry O'Neil and
Henry Morgan have feature
roles.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31
Pee John Meyers
Married March 4

PFC John F. Meyers, son OF
Mrs. Dera Meyers, Kodiak
school teacher, was married
on March l at St. Joseph,
Missouri, to Miss Ramona R.
Jackson.
Mrs. Meyers received a
letter from her son telling of
the marriage. He was here on
furlough last Christmas and is
now at Fl. Lawton awaiting
orders to ship overseas.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31

A warranty deed from Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Pack, now
of Spokane, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Earle, for lots 8 and a
of block IS, East Addition
was recorded this week.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1951-03-31

Emil Knudsen returned by
plane last Saturday after tive
weeks in Seattle on business.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-15

pletely new escape clause" proce-
dure, under which the Tariff Commits
sion could investigate any tariff con-
cession to another nation and deter
mine whether it seriously injured an
American industry and could recon-
mend withdrawal or modification of
such concession or creation of import
quotas. All this is a step in the right
direction to protect American in
dustry against slave labor wages
which has been flooding the American
markets with imports below the cost
Of manufacturing the same products
in this country The bin now goes to
the Senate for consideration.
In order to induce the holders of
savings Of "E" war bonds, the House
approved a bill which will permit
holders of these bonds to continue to
draw 20 percent interest over a
second 10 year period as we'll as for
the first 10 years Thus it is to the
interest of holders of these bonds not
to cash them. The Senate IS expected
to approve this bill.
Following the report of the Senate
Banking Committee which asserted
that members of the White House
staff and the Democratic National
Committee eXerted undue influence in
RFC loans, Senator Schoeppel, of
Kansas, has urged a Federal grand
jury investigation on political fixing
and favoritism in granting millions
of dollars Of loans. Many members of
Congress have been insisting upon
such an investigation for some time
after reports of unsound loans have
come to their attention and have been
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1951-02-15
ACCIDENT

The Accident Homemakers club
will meet on Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy 20 in the school auditorium. The
president, Mrs. William Hartman, an
nounced that an auction sale is being
planned for this meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Folk and
daughter, Of Grantsville. were Mon
day evening supper guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Speicher at their home.
Supper guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. b. o. Aiken one evening last
week week Mr.. and Mrs. August Neil,
of Friendsville, and Miss Rose Miller,
Accident.
Edwin Georg was admitted to the
Memorial hospital. Cumberland, where
he underwent an emergency major
operation on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Spoerlein, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Spoerlein and daugh-