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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-01-25
Additional Social and
Personal News
ST. Paul

Homr Prom Hospital! NJ
Granville Nc Gee 87i Rondo Ave
has just returned home from
Northern Pacific Hospital and IL
reported doing nicely
Proud Parents; Mr. and Mr..
Donald Anderson, 42I Aurora
Avenue. are the proud parents NJ
baby boy. born recently.
Attending school In Missouri {:
Mr. Granville tskippyb Niece. ~
GIL Rondo Avenue, 10 attending
Sumner high school In ~. Louis
Mo.
Returned HoHle From Trip: Mr.
and Mrs Lafayette McGec. s7l
Rpndo Ave, returned home from
their trip 20 San Francisco, Cabf
where they were visiting Mr.. No
Gees brother. MI Perry Thcy
were accompanied from st. LOUIS
to San Francisco, by Attorney and
Mrs } e. Judkins Mrs. Judklrs
10 the sister Of Mr. Lafayette
McCee and Mr.. Perry
Returned H0nnei Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd c. Barr. 5s3 Carroll Ave.
returned home Saturday. January
n. after spending three weeks
visiting relatives In IdabeI and
Oklahoma city. Okla. and WarO
Texas.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Home From Hospital: Mrs. Elsie Stewart 2gO6 Portland
S returned home from Asbury hospital Monday January l
where she underwent operation Her condition is reported
as fair. ,Nt
New Residence Mr. Mrs Shelby Cox are now residing
in their new home, 4l0S Fifth Ave So
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New RnsidrnCc! Mr. and Mrs
William Wade formerly ~ 2ii2
Fnh Ave 10, are now at home
At their new address. aa2 n a7ih
st
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Ethel Waters To
Appear Here In
Broadway Hit

Ethel Waters. one ~ the most
famous 81 Amrrrar stag stars
win open a one weeks engage
m"nt IN the play Tho Member uf
the Wedding NJ the Lyccun
Thra,ro Minneapolis. Feb. II
Thr play. now on q iranarontIn.
entail tour was flrast Unveiled Ia
Broadway AUDIENCES on January
= 1890 u was M instantaneous
surrnEs ariIHtically and hnhn
oHHy. breaking b"Nufftco records
at the Empire Theatre ami win.
mig tho coveted New Y"rh
Drama CHlica Award aH The h'ai
American play 81 that s"uHDn
FEATURED IN Mis- Watcrs rup
rH'nR cast IN Betty lou Holland
who plays Frankie m" play wac
r'aR"d by Harold "lurmun md
t'a s'itInRA drsIFnrd by I"strr
rnlakoy Mairroca win b" On
"Wednesday and Saturday. Febru.
any ~ andd 10
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N. 7. RUSssII'S Entertain
Soldier Son and hobart
Mitchell Woddina PuTty

MIR and Mrs u + Russell I'D
double honora Sunday evening
January - at dinner at their
home 5Oi9 James Owe. No.
The honorcd guests were the
newly welded Hobart r Mltchcla
Ir and Pfc. Harlan r Russell
son of the hosts.
Pfc Russell was home on fur
Tough and was . member u the
wedding party in Duluth of tho
Mitchols on the day before
4 beautifully appointed dinner
was served the guests who incIud-
cd IN additions ~ those named
M and Mrs. Maurice Howell M
and Mrs Henry Franklin. Mr.
I.otrer Brown of Chicago. Nil
Johnn Fraction and Mr.. and Mr.
Paul RAtliff
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annual pot luck dinner Of the
Minneapolis Ara Of Boy Scouts.
at Municipal Auditorium. Mon
day. January q. They were &C
companied by their committee
men, Clifford Hawkins, Shermont
Polk, Hardy White. and Shelby
Cox. Institutional representative.
Parents and friends also attended.
March Of Dimes Campaign:
Among the workers in the March
Of Dimes for Precinct 20. is Mrs.
Astrid Roach, III Bryant No,
captain, her cO-workers are Mrs.
Marion Miller, 1901 Bryant No.
Mrs. Pearl Mckinney. s2S Ere
mont No. Mrs. Marcella Everett,
s77 Aldrch, Mr.. Dennis Smith,
1913 Emerson No.
Luncheon Guest: Miss Shirley
Kyle. Baltimore, Md, was the
guest Of Miss Jewel Beck, STOS
Fourth Avenue So. at luncheon
Sunday, January 20, Miss Kyle Is
a member OF the staff Of the Afro
American newspapers.
Leaves For Meeting: Rev. and
Mrs II w. Bolts 1919 Lyndale
No. left the city Monday, Jan
uary p. for Hot Springs. Ark. to
attend the Baptist national board
meeting They will be out of the
city about two weeks.
New Club: The Flying Fingers
has been the name selected for the
new club organized by a group Of
young women. The officers are,
president, Mrs. Sonion. 945 Rondo
Ave: treasurer, Mrs, Carl 'Clai-
borne. 4S7 st. Anthony Avenue;
secretary Mrs. Clemmons, 400
Rondo Ave Mrs Gladys McFar-
land Ii also a member The club is
still organizing.
UndergOes Operation: Harold
Lewis, 1909 Fourth Ave. So, Is
convalescinR after an operation
January 10. He expects to return
home by Saturday. January 20
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MCGOWAN. p9S Rupdo Avr Is ~ In
81. Joscpns hospital itcr cnndi-
ton ~ reported aS good
IInmr Frum Hospital. Mrs Il
II Maycs, $40 West Central. who
has been ~ In Miller Hospital for
three weeks, Ia now ~ home and
IL doing nicely
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Home From Hospital: Mr..
Claude Lytle, 3545 Fourth Avenue
So, returned home from the Vet.
Grams hospital Wednesday. Jan
uary %, after being confined for
six weeks, Mr.. Lyle underwent
surgery. His condition has i'm
proved.
New Residence: Mrs. George w.
Wallace. formerly of 1929 Fourth
Avenue So, is now residing at her
new address. HOS Aldrich No.
first floor.
Returns Home: MIS- Lena
Blackburn has returned TO her
home in Omaha, Neb.. after
spending the holidays with her
sister, Mrs. E. Fowler, 705 No.
Seventh street, and daughter
Mrs. Ora Parks, 5O7 Colfax No.
COnfined at Home: Mrs. Gordon
Granger, 1924 Fourth Ave. So.
has been i'll at her home for three
weeks with high blood pressure,
and is under the care Of her doc
tor.
House Guest: Mr.. "Keg" John
son, trombonist with Duke Filing
toms orchestra, is the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Willie Burrcn. IS
Hoag Ave. No.
Confined 20 Bed: Mrs. Nellie
Walker. 1916 Fourth Avenue So,
is confined to her bed because Of
illness.
Celebrates Birthday: Mrs. Mar
geruette Gonzales, $40 18th Ave.
So, will celebrate her birthday
Saturday. January 20.
Celebrates birthday: Miss Bar
bara Tate, 1855 Fourth Avenue
So. will celebrate her birthday
Monday. January 2S.
Annual Pot Lack Dinner: Boy
Scout Troup No. 20, of Border
Methodist church, attended the
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Cocktail Party Mr. and Mrs. Hector NaSSar 923 81 An
houy hosts last week cocktail party given in their
home "Wednesday, January Ii Among those present were DR.
and Mrs j. W. Crump DR. and Mrs Earl Weber DIR and Mrs
ollie 0rantham Rev AMI Mrs DcuEl Carly, Mr. and Mrs vii
liam NJ Godcttc Mr. aud Mrs George NaSl pcakr, Mr. and
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Hobart T. Mitchell Jr.
Weds Duluth Girl
Anna Louise johnson


Duluth. Minnesota Hobart T
Mitchell II, OF Minneapolis and
Anna Louise johnson. Of Duluth
were married in the st. Pauls
Episcopal church, Duluth, Jan
uAry II. 1882, by Rev o. W Nc
Chimes, assisted by Rev. Louis
Johnson. Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church, Minneapolis
Prc-nuptial organ music was
played by Mr.. Robert Nelson.
Solo by Milton Carlson. Song, 20
Perfect Love" and was followed
by the Lords Prayer.
The maid OF honor. Miss Max
inc Johnson, sister Of the bride,
wore winter green velvet and
net bouffant style gown with wide
brim hat trimmed with netting
The bridesmaid. MISS Joan
Fraction. OF Minneapolis. wore
the same style ms maid of honor in
gold
The bouquets were heart SHAPE
with flowers OF roses
The bride came in on her
brothers arm. MI Robert John
son. wearing gown Of white
satin with lace and satin bodice of
floor length The veil was Of nylOn
net fastened with orange bios
SONS. The brides bouquet was Of
white stcphianotis with an orchid
in the center.
The best man MIR Henry
Franklin Of Minneapolis and usher
Mr. Maurice Howell Of Minneapo-
lis completed the bridal party
Door ushcrs were Mr.. Everett
Johnson Of Duluth and Sgt Wal
ter Foster nf Minneapolis
The wedding reception was held
al the YwCA lounge from 3 10
10 p. m.
Hostrsses were Mrs Richard
Nichols. Mrs. Eugen" Watts. Mrs
George Adams. Mrs. Jean Wright.
Mrs. George Cox Sr. Mrs. James
y. Cox. Mrs Robert Simmons Jr,
Mrs. Marjorio Kelley Mrs Ann
Colby Albright. and Mrs George
w. Dozier
Decorations were arranged and
set up by Mr. Kenneth Richard
son
Tn" brides going away OUTFIT
Was a suit ~ small check design
IN blue and gray. with hat 81 red
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
entertained with cocktails and
lunch for the immediate families
after the wedding reception.
Out 81 town guests were Mr.
and Mrs Don LaFawcetto. Miss
Doris Jones. Mrs. Maurice Howell.
Mr. Leroy Bell, Pfc Harlan Rus
sell Of Minneapolis and Mr. and
Mrs. James Hughes Of 81 Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart r Nit
cheIl I. parents Of the groom,
were guests Of Mrs Ann Colby
Albright.
~ dinner in honor Of the bridal
party and Pfc. Harlan Russell was
given by Mrs. Harlan Russell ST..
on January 18th In Minneapolis.
A reception was held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart r
Mitchell I. Jan 10th from %
p. m.
Ms. Sidney Harris Of ~, Paul
poured coffee and Mrs. Don La
Faucette poured tea assisted by
Mrs. w. " Richardson.
Mrs. Y. v. Marshall introduced
the bridal party. Other hoS,esses
were Mrs Tom Jones, Mrs.
Maurice Howell. Mrs. Henry
Franklin. Mira Walter Foster.
Mrs. LtIcie Mcclure.
The couple are At home 81 1914
Elliot Ave So. Minneapolis
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FELIX TOGG ~ PATRON

Felix FoRg II w"rthy patron u
Pride Df the West chapter ~ the
OES. Mrs Lena I.aFaucetto In
associate mAtrUn. and Mrs Oscar
Gates IL associate c0nductreaa ~
the chapter, Their names were
omitted from the account Of the
installation In last weeks paper
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Mrs George BROOKS. Mr. and Mrs.
n Nelson Martin, Mr and Mrs.
SheStcr Ndcn ST.. Miss Joyce Vas
sar, Miss Arlene Brown. and Mr.
Buzz Brown
CrIcbRtcd birthday! Mt VII
liam McLelgh, SaT Rondo AVr,.
celebrated his birthday Tucnday.
January -,
~ In Hospital; Mrs Mcrrrdrs
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Friday Night Out Club: Mem
bsrS Of the Friday Might Out club
met January ~, at the homs 81
Mrs william wade, 332 Fast s7,h
81 Ths club win meet At the borns
of Mrs Doris AndsrSnn. 5s4I
Clinton Ave. Friday. January -
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-11-20
Clyde AdoIph Topper, Dual High

Clyde AdOlph Topper, Dual High
way near Hagerstown, well known
locomotive engineer employed by the
Western Maryland Railroad, died
unexpectedly on November IA at the
South Baltimore General Hospital.
Death was attributed to a heart at
tack. He was Sc years of age.
Born and reared at Ridgeley, w.
Va, he was the son of Mrs. Elsie V.
(Tressler) Topper, of Williamsport,
and the late George A. Topper He
had been living in Hagerstown for
the past 20 years and had been an
engineer with the Western Maryland
Railroad for the past 10 years. He
was a member of the Methodist
Church at Dunbar, Pa.
He was a member of the Railroad
Industrial Union, Lodge No. 2 and
served as a committeeman, and of the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-11-20
Small Estate Nntice

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, to
any person having any claim against
the estate of
SARAH f. MICHAEL
late of Washington County, deceas-
ed, is hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber on
or before December 18th, 1852; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
NORA F. MICHAEL,
Small Estate Petitioner.
11-20-1t Big Pool, Maryland
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ana MRS. Florence Hartrantt, Maui
evansville and twelve grandchildren.
William e. Bryan, died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. ]. c. Sunder-
land, 1011 Oak Hill Avenue on No
vember IL, aged IS years.
He was a retired tobacco broker,
having moved to Hagerstown from
Jersey City, N. j., Is years ago.
Born and reared in Bryantown,
Queen AIMS County, Md, the son
of Jonathan F. and Ellen (Reeves)
Bryan, he was a member of the Pres
byterian Church of Jersey City.
Besides his daughter, he is sur
vived by a son, Royden c., Whining
ton, Del; and one granddaughter
Mrs. Atlee c. Kepler, Hagerstown.
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Small EsLafe Nniicn

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, to
any person having any claim against
the estate of
J. LEWIS ROWLAND
late of Washington County, deceas-
ed, is hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber on
or before December 18th, 1852; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
MINERVA ROWLAND,
Small Estate Petitioner.
11-20-1t Clear Spring, Md.
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Hard To Swallow

The results of the recent pres
idential election were hard to swal-
low for Carolyn Howard, of Mont
gomery, Ala. Mrs. Howard, who
was pulling for Gov. Stevenson, had
to pay off an election bet by eating
the front page of the Eisenhower
Montgomery Advertiser"
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Boys Will Be Boys

Because boys will be boys, Ed
ward Walker, British farmer, has
taken out insurance to cover any
damage his two sons, aged six and
three, may do during the next Is
years.
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Claude b. SchindeI, a

Claude b. SchindeI, a former Ha-
gerstown resident, died at his home
on Woodbury. Avenue, Columbus,
Ohio, on November IA. He was n
years old.
Born n Hagerstown, he was the
son of the late Norman f. and Sally
CBrumbaugh) Schindel He had re
sided in Columbus for 48 years, and
was a member of the Masonic Fra
ternity.
Surviving are. wife, Mrs. Emma
Bragunier) Schindle, Columbus;
his stepmother, Mrs. Sarah E. Schin-
del, Hagerstown; and two brothers,
Richard A. Schindel, st. Louis, Mo-;
and George L. Schindel, Aberdeen,
Md.
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Western Maryland Relief Associa-
ton.
Surviving are: his wife, Gene
We've Hughes Topper; a son, Terry
Wayne, at home; his mother, Mrs.
Elsie V. Topper, Williamsport; sis
ter, Miss Thelma Topper, Williams
port; and two brothers, George j.,
Williamsport, and Gordon L., Dun
bar, Pa.
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RIIRRER STAMPS

We make 'em in Jiffy!
StOuffer Printing Co, Phone 1900
Advt.
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Leighton David Winters, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
George Miller, Paramount, on No
vember 16, aged 72 years.
He was the son of the late Theo-
dore and Barbara Little) Winters
and was member of the Christ
Reformed Church. He was an en-
ployee of the Hub Dry Cleaning
Company.
Surviving are: three sons, Karl L.,
Hagerstown, Paul T., Waynesboro
and Jack, Hagerstown; four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Clyde c. Springer and Mrs.
E. Dolan Ford, Hagerstown, Mrs.
George S. Miller, Paramount, and
Mrs. William E. Davis, Front Royal,
Va; a brother, Lauran A. Winters,
Haddonfeld, N. j.; a sister, Mrs. o.
j. Stottlemyer, Hagerstown, and 25
grandchildren.
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Joseph Andrew Cibney, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Gibney Of Funks-
town, died at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital on November 10, aged 3
weeks.
Besides his parents, he is survived
by: two sisters, Carolyn and Darlene;
two brothers, Elmer and Lloyd, Jr.,
all at home; and his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ridenour of
Funkstown and Mrs. Charles Pur-
dam of Hagerstown and Merle Glib
ney of HagerstoWn.
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William Earl Norris, died on No
vember IS at his home in the K of
P Apartment Building, Williams
port, of a heart attack He was 40
years old.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs Anna
Porter) Norris; his mother, Mrs.
Myrtle H. Hines, Williamsport; a
brother, Russell Norris, Williamsport;
and two half-brothers, Charles and
Frederick Hines, Cumberland.
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Franklin ]. EbersOIe, 81, died at
the Washington County Hospital on
November Il of a fractured skull sus-
tanned when he fell down a flight of
stairs at his farm home at Williams
port, Route l, last Saturday.
Mr.. Ebersole was a widely known
farmer of the Williamsport section
and was an ardent Democrat
He was born in Maugansville, the
son of Jacob F. and Cassandra
(Sharer) Ebersole.
Besides his widow, Eva G. (Sny-
der) Ebersole, he is survived by:
three daughters, Miss Pauline, at
home; and Mrs. Leola Miller and
Mrs. Glennie Wolf, Hagerstown;
four sons, Donald S., Wayne j., Jack
NJ, and Richard NJ, all of Williams
port; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Mccoy
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Brenda Joyce Craig, infant twin
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PRESLEY
Paul Craig, died on November IA at
her home, 532 Salem Avenue, aged
two months and nine days.
Surviving, besides parents, are: her
twin sister, Linda Lois; her maternal
grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. E. A.
Vannoy, North Carolina; her pater-
nal grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. Ma
jor Craig, North Carolina; and an
aunt, Miss Rosa Lee Vannoy, Hag-
erstoWn
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Mrs. Margaret Gertrude Kane,
widow of Ralph C. Kane, died at her
home, 331 South Locust Street, on
November Is, aged 70 years.
Born near Carlisle, Pa, she was
the daughter of Abraham and Ger
trude Elliott. She had lived here
for AZ years, and was a member of
the Assemblies of God Church.
Surviving are: two daughters,
Mary Dorothy Kane, at home; and
Mrs. Margaret Childress, Hagers-
town; a son, Harry Raymond Kane,
Cranberry, N. j.; two grandchildren;
one great grandson; a sister, Mrs,
Mathilda Stuart, Harrisburg; and
brother, Edgar Elliott, Harrisburg.
George Ellsworth AIsip died sud-
denly of heart attack at his home,
301 Ross Street on November Is,
aged 70 years.
Born at Pondsville, he was the
son of Frank P. and Anna Robinson
Alsip.
A former Western Maryland Rail
way engineer, he had been en-
ployed more recently as an engine
er at Letterkenny. He then retired
moving to Florida, and returning
here each winter
He was a Spanish American War
veteran, serving in Company B, was
a member of the Brotherhood of Lo-
connective Engineers, and belonged to
the Western Enterprise Fire Com
pany.
Surviving are: his wife, Clara B.
Alsip; two daughters, Kathryn R.,
and Mary B., son William F., Hag-
erstown; a brother, Edwin, Ponds
vile; two sisters, Mrs. Nina Trov-
niger, Miami, Fla; and Mrs. Edith
Shager, Lancaster; and two grand
children.
Mrs. Pexanna June Carper died
on November Is at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Mallott at 904
Marion Street aged 83 years.
Born and reared in Berkeley
County, w. Va, she was a daugh-
ter of the late Joseph and Isabel
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CT A S SIFIED
HOLLAND BULBS

We carry a full line. Also every
thing needed for your garden.
THE GARDEN STORE
"a Roessner Avenue Phone 1847
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of the Presbyterian Church, Bunker
Hill, w. Va.
Surviving, besides Mrs. Mallott-
at whose home she had been resid-
ing for the past four months-are:
a son, Harry, of Winchester, two
other daughters, Mrs. Lillian Wood,
Washington, d. c., and Mrs. Robert
Coils, Bunker Hill, w. Va; a broth
er, Edward, Jones Spring, w. Va;
eight grandchildren, IL great grand
children and one great-great grand
child.
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Ernest j. Newcomer, a resident of
HagerstoWn, died at the Columbia
Hospital, Columbia, Pa, on Novem-
Der IA, after a brief illness.
Born in Morgan County, w. Va,
he was the son of the late William
and Emma Newcomer.
Surviving are: his wife, Mrs. Mary
(StouHer) Newcomer, So E. Frank
lin ST.; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Nc
Cullough, Patterson Creek, w. Va.
and Mrs. Grace Mccullough, Cherry
Run, w. Va. and a brother, Roy w.
Newcomer, Patterson Creek, w. Va.
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DEATHS

Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Shriever
died at the home of her son, Eden
C. Shriever, Hancock, on November
10, aged SO years.
She was a daughter of the late
Samuel and Ellen (Decker) Hender-
shot of Fulton County, Pa. She was
a member of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints Church in Buck Valley.
She is survived by: three sons,
Andy and Ellis of Amaranth; and
Eden of Hancock; four sisters, Mrs.
Edna Spiker, Hancock; Mrs Louie
Ward, Hagerstown; Mrs. Rule Ward,
Buck Valley; and Mrs. Cora Leasure,
Artemus, Pa; one brother, Joe Hen
dershot, Buck Valley; 10 grandchil-
dren and two great grandchildren.
Bertha DennistOn McGraw, widow
of Aaron K McGraw, ST., died at
her home, so Broadway, on Novem-
Der 10, aged SO years.
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, she
moved to Hagerstown as years ago.
She was the daughter of the late
Major Joseph and Mamie Boullt
Denniston and granddaughter of
Thomas A. Boullt of Hagerstown.
She was a member of the Calvary
Episcopal Church, Pittsburgh.
Surviving are: two sons, Colonel
James F., Fort Ethan Allan, VT. and
A. Kretzer, Jr, Hagerstown; two
daughters, Miss Kathryne N. Nc
GraW, HagerstoWn, and Mrs. Thomas
o. Murray, Honolulu, Hawaii; a sis
ter, Mrs. Homer L. Miller, Hagers-
town; five grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
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and Mrs. Florence Hartranft, Maui
gansville and twelve grandchildren.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-01-01
gives formins . reel boosi

Now you can smile when the farming load is heavy
and your field work calls for more power. Feel the
surging pull in your CA or WD Tractor when liue-
weight traction takes hold It's almost like having
nelghbors tractor come in and help you out.
The hydraulic TRACTION BOOSTER in the
Allis-C Chalmers CA and WD Tractors changes dead
weight to liUeweight. Weight of both tractor and
implement IS automatically shifted to bear down on
the drive wheels when the soil is stubborn and the
tillage is tough.
The automatic TRACTION BOOSTER reduces
fuel-wasting wheel slippage and tire wear. It en-.
aDles you to do drawbar jobs with mounted tools
tnat would normally require heavier tractor.
LtOeweight traction means lower costs. better
farming, and higher yields for YOU Ask your Ais
Chalmers dealer to demonstrate this new principle
in farm power
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Because of i'll health, / have sold my
farms and I will offer for sale at
Public Auction on the farm known
as the Luff Farm in Milford Neck,
situated miles northeast of Milford,
two miles from ThompsOnVille Church,
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE

All persons indebted to the es-
tate of MedfOrd Jones, deceased,
are hereby notified to settle the
same on or before the fifteenth day
of February, 1858, and all those
having claims against the estate
to present the same, duly attested,
on or before February Is, 1853.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Milford, Delaware
2-22-3t Executor
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-22
IN MEmoRIAM

In sad, but loving memory of our
mother, Annie G. Boone, who depart
ed this life February 20, 1851:
At home on the beautiful hills Of God,
BY the valley Of rest so fair,
Some day, some time when our past is
done,
With joy we shall meet her there.
But as long as we have life to hold
In moments bright or blue;
We shall remember every dream
We ever shared with you.
For she was a wonderful mother,
She played life's battle SQUARE
No matter when we needed her,
We always found her there.
SO on this day our hearts go OUT
no the dearest and best of mothers;
who never had time to think of her
self
But always thought of others.
Sadly missed by daughters: Louisa
Lima and Dorothy. z-zz-4