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Biking By The ocean

Biking on the Boardwalk at At
lantic City between dawn and 8
Am. is one of the most popular
sports at that seaside resort. Many
hotels rent bikes by the hour, or
week, and bike shops in the Board
walk district do a thriving bust
ness.
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Honor Grad?

A young man was fined $500 and
sent to Jail in Chicago after being
arrested for attempting to pick a
policeman's pocket near police
station. The unlucky prisoner re-
vealed that he had recently COM
pleted a ninety-d day course at a pick
pockets school.
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Who'n A SaYa.ee

The awe and dread with which the
untutored savage contemplates his
mother-in-law are amongst the most
familiar facts Of anthropology. -
Sir James C. Frazier.
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PHILADELPHIA Port Exports

Export Of American goods to Ven
ezuela through the Port of Phila.
delphia for the last quarter of l949
totaled $780, $3.50. according to fig
ures released by the Venezuelan
consul in that city.
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sSS%SsESsESSzSsESssss8s
The Eel

The eel is slender, graceful fish,
its body brown colored, the under
sides gray or white. The head Is
small. with a wide mouth and
strong, sharp teeth on the jaws. The
scales are so small and so well en-
bedded in the skin that they are
difficult to observe.
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Rich Deposits

Nepai has rich forest and quartz
deposits.
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Il # azyAo1yt

stead, Middlefield.
RUSSELL TWP. - Helen B.
Sullivan, lot 2, 2.82 A. to
Joseph c. and Helen S. Hollesh,
Shaker Hts, O.
Chagrin Hts. Subdiv. - F.
w. Stanton, lot 213 3, 81. A.
to Aerene Ober, Chagrin Falls,
Same, lot 214 3, IL A. to
same.
F. w. Stanton, lot PIT 3, 81
A. to Craig and Helen Spang-
enberg, Chagrin Falls.
Same, lot 218 3, 81 A. tc
same.
THOMPSON TWP. - Agnes p
Enger and Hermine S. Hol
comb, lot AZ, Is A. to RALPH
H Holcomb, Shaker Hts, o.
Henry G.. Duffy, lot 20, HG
| 26 A. to Nellie Messenger
Thompson.
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fendant. Action for divorce.
Trustees of Burton Township,
Action for tr a n S er
of funds. Proceedings - Certi-
fled copy of Tax Commission en-
try filed. Petition and exhibit
"A" filed.
Francis C. Upton, Sunnyside,
Wash, plaintiff, VS.. Robert G.
Benton, Exec. of estate of Mona
Mary Benton, deceased, RID,
Burton, o. Money only 81, 300
9D.
Hal Burr, trustee, Glen Hanna,
Trustee, Harold Reiter, trustee,
Max Daniels, trustee, Floyd Mil
Ter, trustee, Guy Cook, trustee,
plaintiffs in matter of convey
ance of real property.
Warren E. Chapman, Adm. of
estate of Gladys Chapman, de-
ceased, Perry, O., plaintiff
George w. Meinzer, Adm. of
estate of Charles William Keller,
aka. Charles w. Keller, Cleve-
land, o., deceased. Action for
money only $3.50, 100000.
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tiff VS.. George w. Meinzer, Ad-
ministrator of estate of Charles
William Keller, aka. Charles
w. Keller, deceased, Clevelana'
O. Action for money only (Soo'-
100000.
Janice Johnston, GrandvleW'
Wash, plaintiff, Robert G. Ben
ton Exec. of estate of Mona NJ
Benton, RID, Burton, .. de-
fendant. Action for money only
(S25,OO0.OO).
Mabel v. Upton, Sunnyslde'
Wash, plaintiff, Robert G. Ben
ton, Exec. estate of Mona M
Benton, defendant. Action tor
money only ($25,O00.OO
Earl P. Chapman, plalntltt'
George w. Meinzer, Adm. estate
of Charles Williams, deceased
Cleveland, o. Action for money
only $4O,OO0.00).
Arlin Trask, plaintiff VS.
Shirley Trask, defendant. Ac'
ton for divorce.
Thomas Stone, plaintiff VS.
Alice Stone, Louisville, o., de-
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VS.. Stanley Leggett, defendant:
In the matter of temporary
support and custody of minor
child, it is ordered that Donna
Jeanne shall remain in the joint
custody and control of parties
and live at the residence of Mrs.
Dorothy Stanek, Wilson Mills
Rd., Chardon Village. -
1t is further ordered that the
following indebtedness shall be
paid by the defendant: Chardon
Savings Bank $22.70, DIR. Misk-
jan $4,000, Townline Dairy
$4.83, Cleveland Eelectric Hum
inatig Co. $6.40.
From this day hence each
shall be responsible for her or
his personal debts incurred in
the operation and maintenance
of her living quarters. Further
ordered that defendant shall pay
entire support and upkeep of
child as long as she resides with
Mrs. Dorothy Stanek.
Rebecca l. Blake, plaintiff, VS..
Michael P Blake, defendant:
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favor of plaintiff and against de
fendant in the sum of $4,000
with interest thereon at six per
cent, payable as aforesaid.
John Kropac, plaintiff ct al,
VS.. Malcolm Parker, defendant
Leave granted defendant until
April 10, 1852 in which to move
or plead.
Theresa Kopilec, plaintiff, VS..
Malcolm Parker, defendant.
Leave granted defendant until
April 10, 1852 in which to move
or plead.
Ray K. Thrasher, Exr. ect.,
plaintiff, VS.. Milton Garfield ct
al, defendant:
Names and residences of de-
fendart and the heirs and dl'
vises of those defendants who
are deceased are unknown to
plaintiff and cannot be ascer
tanned, it is ordered that notice
of the pendecy and prayer OF
cause be served on them by pub
lication.
Margaret Leggett, plaintiff
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Winifred F. Nelkes VS.. Edward
J. NelkeS:
The court finds there is now
due to Mr.. Cecil Boone for un-
paid rent on the Burton prop
erty in which the plaintiff and
children have been residing,
S275.O0 over and above the SOU
90 now paid into the court to
apply on said rental.
The Clerk of Courts is ordered
to pay the $4,000 now on hand
to T. R. Beckwith, attorney for
Cecil Boone, and defendant Is
directed to pay entire balance
of S275.OO0 at the rate of $50
90 a week beginning March II,
1852, until said balance shall be
paid by Clerk of Courts to L. H.
Beckwith, attorney.
Pending further order of the
court the defendant shall have
temporary custody, care and
control of children subject to
reasonable visitation by the
plaintiff. Until further order or
until other arrangements are
made by agreement of parties,
Norma Jean is to live with Mrs.
Lawrence Rimes and Henry IS
to live with Mrs. Ralph Lamb
din.
Further ordered that forego-
ing provisions supersede and
and modify previous order OF
court, Dec. 27, 1851, and any
obligation unpaid and allowanc-
es under the foregoing are here
by extinguished and discharged.
Defendant directed to pay court
costs.
Anna Beuttner, plaintiff, VS..
Frank J. Mlcoch, defendant:
It is therefore considered that
said plaintiff recover of said de-
fendant the sum of $250.OO, be-
ing the amount of said note with
interest computed at six per
cent per annum, from the 14th
4 day of March 1852, also his
costs herein expended.
Standard Asphalt Co., plain
tiff, VS.. Nat Farinacci and Son,
defendant:
The defendant offering to con-
fess judgment in the sum OF
$4,000, payable $4,000 per
month on the 18th day of each
month beginning April Is, 1852
and plaintiff asserting thereto
Judgment is hereby rendered in
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Motion for temporary support
heard and determined. O.S.J.
Parker S. Short, plaintiff, VS..
Otis C. Beoddy, Exc, defend
ant:
Demurrer sustained, plaintiff to
have until March 26 in which to
file amended petition.
Anna L. Kleinshrot, plaintiff,
VS.. John II. Kleinshrot: Case
partly heard and continued.
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
plaintiff, VS.. Mrs. Antoinette Di-
Clio, Adm. ct al, defendant:
Plaintiff may, file amendment
to petition, instanter. Defendant
to have time allowed for ans
wering amended petition.
Rebecca l. Blake VS.. Michael
P. Blake:
Court orders defendant to pay
attorney fees, in the sum of $50
90 and further orders that de-
fendant pay to plaintiff as and
for temporary a1imony pending
hearing of this cause, sum of
$4,000, $4,000 of which plaintiff
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acknowledges receiving this date
All to be paid within six weeks
from this date.
Thomas Stone, plaintiff, VS..
Alice Stone, defendant:
On motion of plaintiff and for
good cause, injunction is allow
ed to remain in force until fur
ther order by the court.
Mrs. Hazel BoWditch, plain
tiff, VS.. The Village of Chardon,
a Corp:
Defendants may move or plead
by April 26, 1852.
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PROBATE COURT

Estate of Norman Spencer.
Inventory and appraisement fill
ed.
Estate of Will P. Matthews,
q X q William P. Matthews, aka.
w. P. Matthews. Will filed.
Estate of Charles w. Pfund-
stein o.w. Charles Pfundstein.
Will admitted to probate ana
record. Executor appointed. Ap-
pIication and journal appointing
appraisers filed.
In the matter of guardianship
of Walter ]. Enrich, incompe-
tant. Fourth partial account
filed.
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NEW CASES

Anna Buettner, plaintiff, VS..
Frank J. Mcloch, Betty j..
Mlcoch, Chardon, defendants.
Defendants in default of cog
novit note. Judgment entered
in amount of $225.00 and inter
est at six per cent, from date and
costs of suit.
Lucille G. Mason, Administra-
trix of Est. of Marvin Glenn Ma
son, deceased, Perry O., Plain
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BURTON TWP - John and
Rose Musil, lot 81, .27 A. to
William Carmigiano, Cleveland.
Neil J. and Sarah N. Schmuc-
ker, lot 81 68, new build
ing, 21.28 A. to Harry and
Virginia Bosworth, Burton.
CHESTER TWP. - R. G. and
Ida C. Samsen, lot II, 2.69 A..
to Thomas and Helen BarStoW,
Chesterland.
Same, lot 13, H, 2.74 A. to
same.
Same, lot IA, 2.8O A. to
same.
Janet c. and Peter S. Barno,
lot Is II, 9.44 A.. to Robert
]. and Patricia Ann Kasper,
Chesterland.
Same, lot IS, HG, 1888 A
to same.
Catherine w. Mead, lot 5
1.84 A. to Donald L. and Jane
E. Bartlett, Lyndhurst, o.
CLARIDON TWP. William
Yopp, lot 3, $50 A. to Lee
Palmer, Cleveland.
Same, lot 3, 1870 A. tt
same.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - Henr!
Biederstedt, lot 48, H, 10 A
to Marie and Elmer A. Sum
mers, RID, Chardon.
Marie and Elmer A. Summers
lot 48, H, 10 A. to Laddie AM
Margaret T. Frigie, RID, Char
don.
HUNTsBURG TWP. - o. L
Halstead, lot As, .07 A. t
Bertha j. Halstead, Middlefielo
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - o. L
Halstead, lot 20, S cottage:
5 A. to Bertha j. Halsteac
Middlefield.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Owen l.. Halstead, lot 20, 80
A. to Bertha j. Halstead.
Owen Halstead, lot 20, store
.O9 A. to Thomas Halstead.
O. L. Halstead, lot 20, gal
age, .33 A. to Bertha j. Hal
stead.
o. L. Halstead, lot 20, +
.18 A. to same.
Same, lot 20, H, .25 A. t
same.
Owen L. Halstead, HB, Ia
A. to same.
o. L. Halstead, lot 20, C
A. to same.
MONTVILLE TWP. - Geore
S. Baker, H, 10 A. to Margar'
Mascorella, RID, Huntsburg.
Anna Sewinski, lot 3, HI
Is A. to Richard and F. 1rer
Markle, Cleveland.
George Colbow, l A. to Wi
lie and Marjorie William
Huntsburg.
PARKMAN TWP. - Constan
Moglio, lot 4, S A. to Ro
Henrietta and Edward T. Seal
Cleveland.
NEWBURY TWP. - Hickol
Dale - Charles and Agn
Kraus, lot 80, IA A. to Walt
A. and Margaret Soplata, No
city, o.
Same, lot 40, Is A. to sam
KiWanis Lake - M. b. Gee
lot 3O7 l, OF A. to Daniel
Welsh, Newbury.
Inez Kline, lot $50 l,
OF A. to Edgar j. Kline al
Doris Elizabeth Gaynes, Mantu
Ohio.
Edward c. and Gladys
Stark, lot 439 l, c, .O7
to Clarence and Dorothy Ber
hauser, Novelty, o.
o. L. Halstead, lot 3O8'
CG, OF A. to Bertha j. H;
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

MANTIHOI HASI1
Bruce H. Sumner, 2O, New
bury, o. and Kathryn E. Welke'
20, Newbury, 0.
Herbert Schwulera, AZ, Nov
city, O., and Marion L. Ehrllch'
"a, Russell Twp.
Edward Prostor, 33, Euclid
O and Roberta Rae Herbert, Il,
Chester Twp.
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WIIbrrfoTCc Couple Lrft For
Homo; Mr.. and Mrs. George Val
cntinr of WilbcrforCc. Ohio, and
their daughter and her husband,
Mir and Mrs Wnvcrly Glover Of
Springfield, ONO. who have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs James
T Logan, $40 81 Anthony Ave,
left Friday, August ~ for their
homes. They were very much i'm.
pressed with tho Northwest They
enjoyed their motor trip home by
way Of the impressive North
Shore drive from Duluth Mr.
Valentine In the secretary and
business manager Of wilberforcc
university
sorority To Meet, The PrRg-
matciR Sorority will meet Friday,
September o with Mrs BeaRie
Mansfield, 979 Charles Ave.
Quests AZ Round Lake. McEarH.
and Mines w, Baxter Walker,
Cheat Oliver, sr., and c. II Roper
spent tho afternoon al Round
Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. A. v.
Hail
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS 4

Dinner Guests: Mrs. Allie Wilson BAG Fourth Ave S.
Molnes Mrs Carrie Folks and Miss Sue Smith Detroit Mines
Lucille McAdams Gladys Miller and Flossie Harris
daughter Maggie Lou of MoneS spent several davs
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Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

Sept 9-Mr. and Mira Daniel
Swain. 20 Highland Ave. No,
Sept II MIR. and Mrs, Wilbur
Grtgsby, 60i8 Irving Ave. No
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Feminine Fashion
FLUiT
NJ BERNADINE CARaCxErx

was really amazed you giving
No I'm referring to those gorgeous mink
jersey Why the other while looking
jersey dress of
the fabric of the de-
believe girls covered them all Because
Of matter In making
making white Stoes
really got underway when national magazine
the things at price
when mdy decided she should make
one, the budget too!
have all out TO give beautiful
Of haven't
appealing III idea to what
the that to sort Of
starting at least for
they're ladies' That's for sure The stole just
evening this between time
merchants stressng these surface textures
plush and velvet The velvet combined
with plush OF the interesting StoeS which II Offered In con-
asng with color Satin in combination with
plush another choice in the same style
IN the neckine
ewed ornamentaon of pearls sequns and
velvet stole has the eed embroidery to
form border
jersey highnghed diamond shaped ascot which
ribbed striped jersey TO plain jersey in solid
| color.
Nyon squares plaid colors a 33inch
shown colorfIl imported Swiss
decorations Tartety
They also featuring romantic symbols of love adventure
comedy the fall line too Included
OF the comic strip characters the Little King etc 'hS'
you're o enjoy
From Italy there is a group Of oblong
motifs including umbrellas cheaPeauH and feathers balloons
Well ladies' It's you who endorsed begin
choice pattern and design and on
IL taking q this
And will be- highway
Not the New Look have such high syl
ing
will and straight because be
fall selling In this they will fall
right n with the costume silhouette
Simplicity O the theme gloves
button shoulder lengths The Shortie
particular style that here hand dc"
graceful elegance Glace Kid emphasized
acceptance gloves tended
the eathrs glove manufacturers
said have TO overlook the promouona
II
for leather timely
added
dainty patterns The rhine
sometimes tiny they acquire overall effect Of
| broidered designs
especially favored hghlght black
| lac combinations
Of the entire collection
delicate gloves white topped with
beading eehke underEtated elegance
appears BE- little unanmity popular velve
prove fan selling spoy
spokesman leading branded Indicated
booked well ahead
year
Optimism prospects fall largely
ponderance novelty
order 10 b. well dreSSed this fall will b. obliged
pairs novelty
That's the ladies Hop" take preference
pceye After all gloves expensive
wouldn't be bad idea TO emphasize them this
you
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL =

To Take Extensive Trip: Mines Earl Brent 1875 Carroll
Ave. and Olyc A. Gunn 7S3 lgchart Ave, leaving
for trip along the Atlantic board that will include visits
at Washington, d. c. New York. Atlantic City, Chicago Kan
City No. Kansas City Kansas and Topeka Kansas They
expect 10 be gone several weeks
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Anthony Ave: Albert Wright, ST.
Western Ave, No; Melvin w
Carter, III Rondo Ave.
Sept. p--Mr, Charles PunderR,
6e4 Rondo Ave.
Sept. l0-Mrs, Sue Ross. ass 81,
Anthony Ave; Mrs. Luella Cam.
erun, 702 Rondo Ave.
Sept. il-Mrs. Julia ToliVer
9O6 So. Anthony Ave; Mrs. WI.
liam MRRsic. pS2 IglchRrt Ave,
Minnie Raymond, 6Sl Rondo Ave.
Mrs, w. l.. Collins, 6ol St An.
thony Ave.
Sept. ~ Kenneth Edwards,
ai2 iglehRrt Ave; Hunter VaSsar,
$40 Rondo Ave; Julius Cole, 2S7
st, Anthony Ave; James Little,
$40 ROndo Ave, Mrs. Marie Nor
riSsc. 1888 Girard Ave; Lawrence
White, CAS- lglohRrt Ave; Mrs
Denial Carly, 46H Mackubin st
WIN Donald. lOA2 Rondo Ave.
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and Mrs. Ralph Wilson. 3749
Fourth Ave. So.
Southern Hospitality: Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Williams and daugh-
ter, Carol. 7O4 Bassett Place. re-
turned from very pleasant trip
they made by motor to Louisville
They visited relatives and friends
| there.
Fishing Trip: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith. 269 Dupont Ave.
No. Were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Granville. 1914 18th
Ave. So, on fishing trip to the
kaufman CCoffee'sl resort. Lake
Mary Emily, Minnesota. They left
Tuesday August 20 and were
there a few days
Week End Guests: Mr.. Joseph
Brooks and his mother. Mrs AIDE
laldc Brinker. Des Moines. arrived
Friday, August % to be- the week
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. War
nell Rhodes, 1924 Fifth Ave. SO.
Mrs Brooks and children have
been guests of the Rhodes for two
weeks They all left for their
home on Monday. on Saturday
evening, August %, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes entertained at an old
fashioned gct-together. Those who
attended the get-togcther were
Mrssrs and Mines. Fred Ewing
Jack Howard Clarence Smith, O
l. Alexander, Dan MCAdams
Ross Copeland, Floyd Madison.
and Mines. Ruth Allen. Hazel b.
/ Curry, Carrie Folks, EuniCe
Leaverett Ann Walker, Sharon
Walker, Allie F. Wilson, Estyr
Byars and Mr.. l.. c. Leaverett.
also Mr. and Mrs J. Madison,
Mrs. Adelaide Brinker. and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Brooks, all of Des
Moines; Miss Evelyn Atkinson of
Bronx, N, Y, Misses Sue Smith
of Detroit and Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Richardson of Richmond, Va.
At Gamble Lake: Messrs. and
Mines Harry Davis. 1107 Elmer
son Ave. No, and Jack Strawder,
llO9 18th Ave No, spent last
week end at the Gamble resort on
Lake Adney.
Guests OF Sons: Mr.. and Mrs,
! Henry Wiley and daughters.
Kathleen and Marion and son,
Harold of Kansas City, Mo. are
the house guests Of their sons and
their wives. Messrs and Mines.
Henry and Roy wiley, 1888
Fourth Ave so. They will be here
| about two weeks
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ing their daughter, MISS Rather,
inc Bailey, their son and daugh.
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
Bailey Jr., 723 Lyndale Ave. No
They will visit other relatives and
friends.
GOIfing: Messrs. Jimmie Stem,
mons. 2201 Fifth Ave. So, and
Fern Hughes, 1858 Fourth Ave
So. left Friday, August 20 for
Kansas City to spend the week
end.
Kansas City Visitor: Mrs. &c.
Lois Harris. 1924 Portland Ave
left Friday, August 20 for Kan.
sas City. Mo.
Grandchildren Here: Misses
Ciece and Harlan Holt of Keokuk
Iowa are the house guests OF their
grandmother, Mrs Clyde John.
son. 22O1 Fifth Ave. So.
To WINDY City" and SHOW Me
State: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w
williams, 1910 So. Eighth St. left
Saturday for Chicago and Kansas
City. Mo, by motor. They will be
gone about ten days. Mr. Williams
will participate in the golf tourna-
ment.
Home From Hospital: Mrs
Ida Roberts was in Asbury hos,
pital a few days. She is recupcr-
ating at home. 37Os Fourth Ave
So.
Guest OF Son: Mrs. Ida NJ
Byrd, Keokuk, Iowa, is the house
guest of her son and his wife, Mr.
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Matinee Bridge Club Met, The
Matinee Bridge Club met Tues
day. August 20, with Mrs. Fred
Schuck. SH Fuller Ave. Mrs
William CRSsius was proxy for
Mrs William A. Hanna. First
club prize was won by Mrs. Earl
Brent. second by Mrs, AlonEo Cot
ton and third by Mrs Fred
Schuck. The next meeting will DO
on Tuesday, sept. o at tho home
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: BIRTHDAY
|GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Sept. 6 Theodore Vaughn. ST2o
Fourth Ave. So: w. G. Renfro
1927 +. goth St: Mrs. w. q. Rem.
fro 262T f goth ST; II. Boyd
Howell 1907 Elliot Ave: Mrs.
John Freeze. 26lA SlSt Ave. So, ;
Mrs, Mamie Uptegrovc, 1913
Fourth Ave. So.
Sept Z Richard Ross. 6S2 Al
drich Ave. No; c. X. Mendoza.
oSS Girard Ave, No: Charlene
Hall, 1898 Fourth Ave. So; Mrs.
Freddie Jones, SS4S Clinton Ave. :
Hammond James. 27tl Clinton
Ave So.
Sept, s Janet Crump, 722
Girard Ave No, Mrs. Roberta
Anderson. 1920 10th Ave, So. ;
Mr.. Willie Cromwell. 34l0 Smell.
ing Ave
Sept o Rlainc T. Ash. Rt, 7,
Hyland sta; Tyler Howell Jr.,
1922 Oakland Ave: Mrs, Eva
Fields. 6Ot Eighth Ave. No: Mrs
LILLIAN Jackson, 30 Bryant Ave
No, Charlrnc Ballard, Sl2 Bry-
ant Ave No
Sept 10 Clarence Russell. 266S
Glenhurst s. A steele. 422 Du-
pont Ave No; Anna Matthews
1888 Ftfth Ave So: Arvilla Tate,
1886 Fourth Ave. So; r. s. Flip
pin. 39i3 Second Ave. So.
Sept II George Sanders. 5000
Garfield Ave So: Viola Davies,
gS Highland Ave. No: Ben
Smith 6lI ColfaN Ave. No: Mrs
Christine Rcnford, blI Fremont
Ave. No.
Sept. ~ Willis Reed, S632
Smelling Ave So; Willis Plum.
mer, T.. s Army: Rev. Martin
Luthcr Simmons, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So.
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ST.. Paul

Sept. 8--Mr, and Mrs, G. Il
Bcnncr. 672 st Anthony Ave
MIR and Mrs, George Hoage, SOC
Charles Ave, 81 years
Sept. 3 MIR and Mrs sidney
Miller. 6Q3 IglChart Ave. - years
Sept. a-Mr. and Mrs John
Brown, hi0 Iglchart Ave. seven
years.
Sept. ~ Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Harper, 100 st Anthony Ave.
ten years.
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~ Mrs. Earl Brent. 1856 Carroll
Ave
To he Guests az sisters Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Roberts and Mrs.
Mathew Mccoy " Fort Worth.
Texas, viii arrive in the city soon
to be tho house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, William Ridley, Sl6 st. An
hony Ave Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
Mccoy arr sisters Of Mrs. Ridley.
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Out of Town BIrthdays-,

Out "f Town birthdays
Sept Mrs Mary Williams
Chicago. Mrs w. II. williams
Chicago
Sent : Mary l.. Cannon. Los
Angeles Calf. Vernon Lucas
Dcs Mnincs
Sept 4 Rernadine Hail, Dcs
Moines; Roy A. Ellis. l7O6 II st
Washington. u G. Patricia 10.
Ann FORTS, 800 Harriet. JRJuAn,
ita, Colo
Sept = Louise Boyd. Toledo
w. T. IRplante, Grafton, N ~.
Sept 10 Alvin Anderson, Der
Sept. ~ -Orrie H. Flood
Seattle
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
Sept Q. Mrs. Barbara Robin,
son. 272 Rondo Ave; Mrs Iaobc
Young. 323 Rondo Ave; Barbara
Ballard, b77 st. Anthony Ave
Helen Moore, 634 Rondo Ave
Rev. u l.. Young, 466 81. An
thony Ave.
Sept I Henrietta Simmons
4S6 ST Anthony Ave: Louis
House, TAT w. Central Ave; Mrs
Marion Smith. 3I2 Carroll Ave.
Mrs. John Banks Jr. 705 IRlehari
Ave.
Sept 8 Harry King. 7b4 81