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The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WILL HONOR MOTHERS
 AND LOCAI GRADUATES

In pointing out that this is Ma tional Family Week. Che Rev. Paul Evans. of the local Presbyter- ion church. is issuing an invitation to all mothers and graduates of the local high school to attend the Wor- ship service at his church Sunday in observance of Mothers Day and the Baccalaureate service which take place on the same day.
 Since both of these special days was begun and fostered by the Christian church." Mr. Evans said 'it is most fitting that a commem- orative service honoring both be held" He urged that faimlies at tend and worship as family group.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
JOEL WING

United States Commissioner (Ex-Offieio Probate Judge) for the Wrangell, Alaska, Com
 missioner's Precinct. First Publication April 10, 1858 Last publication May 1, 1858
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
FWs. MEN ON VISIT TO WRANGEnL

Lee Ellis, Wrangell man station. ed in Petersburg with the Fish and Hildlife Service. and Tarleton Smith, fisheries management agent with the same service. called in Wrangell yesterday while on a field trip aboard the FWs vessel Black Bear Smith. now assigned to the Petersburg area. has been with the service several years, stationed in the Westward area.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
NOTICE

TO ALL CONCERNED: A hear ing will be held before the United Commissioner (Ex-Officio Probate Judge) for the Wrangell, Alaska. Commissioners Precinct, in his courtroom in Wrangeu. Alaska. at 10 a. m. June r, 1853, upon the Final Account Of Lennie Arthur Engstrom as Executor of the Estate of A. Engstrom. Deceased. and said Commissioner will then adiudicate and decree who are the heirs and distributes of said decedent. All persons are required to then and there appear and show cause, if any, to the allowance of said final account and to adjudicating and decreeing that Lennie Arthur Eng strom. Adolph Wallace Engstrom, and E lton E. Engstrom are the sole distributes of said decedent.
 WITNESS my hand and official seal at Wrangell Alaska, this 9Eh day of April, 1853.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - The hospital wish es to sell a 5O-ga1lon electric hot. water heater, Gibson electric stove. window and casing, sink, and nine storm windows. Highest offer left at hospital office before April 25th receives all or part of this pro Dprfv
The Wrangell sentinel., 1953-05-08

FOR SALE Redecorated house. completely furnished including Ze- nth radio-phonograph. Also for sale: girls lightweight bicycle and Maytag washing machine in good condition. See R. Curtis, City Mar ket. 40 tie
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
7uo County Girls Ciren
Amarcls Of OAR Chapter

Two Prince Edward county girls
have received awards from tho
judith Randolph Chapter Of OAR
They are Ellen Elizabeth HamlCt;t
daughter of Mr.. and MIS-. c A.
Hamlctt. Of Rice, and Lois Finch
daughter of Mrs. w c. Finch, Of
Pamplin
Ellen received the good citizen
ship pin from the Judith Randolph
Chapter and a certificate Of award
from the national society at the
March meeting OF the loc3, clap
ter. last night at the homo OF Mrs
James Spencer on First Avenue
Each year, the local chapter Sron I
$orS a cIrl from the senior class OF
FarnVillc High School III tho DA2
State Good Citizenship Contest
Ellen was chosen by tho faculty
and members OF the senior class as
tho student whom they considered
as best fitted to be the good citizen
of the Farmville school Mrs. B. B
Hamburg, chairman Of the Judith
Randolph Good Citizen Commit
tee, presented the awards TO Ellen
Silver Thimblc
Lois was selected as winner OF
the judith Randolph Chapter
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27

Cotton Dress Contest Mrs Frances
Gee chairman Of the Judith Ran
oolph Girl H7mCmdkcrS Commit
tee. presented her with silver
thimbic at last NIGHTS meeting
LOIS viii receive a certificate, also.
Both Ellen and Lois were enter
ed in the State OAR contests this
week. at the state conference held
at the Hotel John Marshall in
Richmond
During her five years at Farm
willie Hieh School Ellen has proved
to be an outstanding 2nl IN many
phases OF her school life She has
been an active member OF the plec
club Spanish Club and Monoaram
Club THIS vcar. snc MAS head
chccr leader and co-captaIn Of tho
glris basketball team. She has
bccn OH TIC staff Of The Cavalier.
the school annual and OF TIC
Focus, the school paper She was
representative last year, from
the Focus TO the Southern Inter
scholastic Press Association Con-
yontIon at Washington ana Lee
University.
Ellen has served as president Of
Continued on Page g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Everyone Invited
To Five Services
? recedingg Easter
Sermons To Trace
Remaining Days
OF Christ's Life

Five Pre- Easter Community
Wide Services will De held each
night at next week. at the
Farmvllle Ministerial Association.
Farnville Presbyterian Church.
sponsored by the Farmvile Min
isterlal Association, these services
Will be interdcno.ninational.
Everyone is invited TO attend.
Sermons for the five services
Will trace events OF the last five
days of the life Of Jesus Christ.
Ministers taking Part III the
services will be. MONDAY. the Rev.
j. A. Vache. rector Of Johns Me-
mortal Church. TUESDAY. the Rev.
J. r. Kennedy. pastor OF the
Farmville Presbyterian Church;
Wednesday. the kCv. l.. r.
Cockerill. pastor OF Wesleyan
Methodist Church; thursday, the
Rev. B. r Brunei, pastor of
Farmville Baptist Church. and
Friday. the Rev. c. o. Kidd pas
tor OF Farmvllle Methodist
Church.
These services ale sponsored
annually by the ministerial as
ISOLATION during the week pre-
cedlng Easter Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Baptist Youth
Conduct Week
James &. Clark
Will Lead Service

Youth Week at Farmville Bap-
list Church VIII close Sunday
night Youth OF the church Will
present a religious drama. Ever
lasting Dream" at the evening
service
James Boyce CLARK, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J II Clark, youth pas
tor, will deliver the sermon al the
Sunday morning service The
Chapel Choir, young people S
choir, viii present special music
at the morning service. and BSU
Choir Will provide music for the
evening service
a group Of youth, led by the
youth pastor conducted the We'd
nesday night prayer service, this
week Others taking part were
Barbara Andrews. Betty CLANCY.
Lucy Mann James Parker and
Irene Simmons
Youth deacons ard dcaGoncsScs
met Thursday night at the church
for business meeting James
Parker was chairman of the
group. Bill Pierce will be Sunday
school superintendent. Sunday
Youth teachers VIII teach all Of
the intermediate classes OF the
Sunday school
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Ground Observer Corps Volunteers
Scan Local Skies For Planes Sunday

ing planes. All planes. but local
ones were reported to the Roa-
noke Center during Sundays drill,
Mr.. Weinberg said.
The training. part Of the ma
tions civil defense program, in
the air raid alert section. will
reach the ideal. leaders here say,
when local spoilers can determine
the information about a passing
plane and have it plotted on the
masterc board at Roanoke within
one minute of its being first
seen.
Supervisor Weinberg. an Air
CORPS veteran of World War III
and active here III tho Air Corps
Reserve. said There arc now 80
volunteers III the organization.
There viii be two practice alerts
during hpru, one on a Saturday
another on a Sunday The post S
difficulty III finding men volun-
teerS on Saturday, Mr. Weinberg
said brings about the necessity of
finding helpers among the wo-
men.
The post is organized and ad-
mlnistered under Civil Defense
auspices and IS trained under u
S. Air Force direction
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
William Henry Payne
Dies VIII en- Struck
On n & w Bedtime

William Henry PAYNE. Az.
Lynchbure Negro. Was Killed mi
stantly Tuesday when struck by 4
Norfolk & Western tram wind
working along the n & w Hcluind
four miles east OF Pampin
Accordnp to Prince Edward
County Deputy Sheriff Jack over
ton. who INVESTIGATED Payne vas
Wolkne with N 4, " crow on i
ditchinp machine alone the lnrl
Tho deputy sheriff SAID the crew
was unaware of the approaching
train until d few second belord
Payne was struck The others leap
ed to safety. The impact tossed
PAYNE body 80 steps accordina ID
Ovcrton
Payne is survived by 4 Wife and
SIX children.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27

The Farmyillie Post of the
Ground Observer Corps conducted
its second practice drill Sunday
at the observation post on the
high ground behind the home of
S. A. Martin.
One of the highest points in
this vicinity. the site was offered
by Mr.. Martin and accepted by
the local Corps Leaders. Joseph
Weinberg and w. j. ellis Jr. A
nearby shed serves as general
headquarters. Its cniet piece of
equipment is the phone with a
direct line to the filter center at
Roanoke
Post leaders expressed SatlSiac-
ton with the start maGt by volun-
tccrS here. although the absence
Of women among them brought a
plea for help from this source,
Volunteer Help
Among those manning the post
Sunday we're G. w. Plott, 0. c.
Covington. Tommy Epps, John
Wilson, w. j. ellis Jr., Dave
Weinberg. Charles CLANCY and Z.
NJ Bridgeman.
Observers are now learning TO
, spot and report The height, dlrec-
tiQn, speed and location CT pass
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
ENGLAND'S QUEEN
MARY DIES AT IS

Queen Mary. the sland old lady
of British royalty. died Tuesday at
her London residence The 85-
year-old grandmother Of Queen
Elizabeth ii succumbed after a
prolonged battle with a gastric
allmcnt. The Official announce
ment of her death Was made by
Prime Minister Churchill to a
huShcd House Of Commons.
Queen Mary. often called the
Grandmother of England was
tho widow of King George " who
died ~ 1886. Her long life span
ned the period from The imperial
18Th Century days of Queen Vic
toria, through two world wars. to
the tense times of the atom bomb
and the cold war.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Board ToClose
1884 Budget
Work Next Week
S71O,732 Total
TO Be Met Without
Increase In Levy

Prince Edward countys board
of supervisors next Friday will
give final consideration to the
l95354 budget of S1l0,732 which
is up S26.222 over last years. but
does not call for any increase in
the tax levy
Last year. first perod in which
the county operated schools and
county administrator under a
single fund. the budget was set
at $684. $40.
Holding the line on the tax levy
was made possible by increases
in state appropriations to the
county by Treasurer Wilson S
estimate of sman favorable
balance at June 80, 1858. end Of
the current period. by foreseeable
increases in local taxes through
increased taxable values
Debt Put Off
In addition. payments on the
debt incurred in building the new
r r. Motion High School. will not
begin until next yeal. when an
increase in the levy is contem-
plated for such purpose.
Chief increases in the l953-54
budget center on $4,000 item
added to provide for a rcappralsal
Of property next year required by
law every six years. The reap
praisal Will require about $40 900.
half of which Will fall in the
l954-55 budget
Approximately $4,000 a b ~ G
current figures appear IN the
budget to provide for increased
school operation costs. This, how
ever. will be offset by increases
in state funds sent back to the
county for this purpose.
Higher costs for school opera
tons will arise from increased
costs of operations Will arise from
Increased costs of operating the
new. larger r. r. Motion High
School. and providing for add
tional transportation to bring
more county Negro children TO
the enlarged Mary 4. Branch
Elementary School.
Chief income sources in the
budget include; $236 900 in local
taxes. $4,000 from local fees,
fines. rents, repayments, $370,792
from the Commonwealth Chief
Of this last arc S272 0o0 for school
operations. and $49,4o7 for public
welfare. and $3.50 from ABC
profits.
Chief Outgo
Expenditures are divided: for
schools. 1857 ,635 for general
county operations, $l43097. The
latter sum is divided: S63.l0l for
welfare. and Sl43.097 to finance
county offices and services.
The $63,l0 in weiiare funds
come from the following sources
$40 .487 from federal and state
sources. S13.523 provided locally.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
In J Hginia

Delegate Charles N Loving, OF
Hot Springs. has announced his
candidacy for the Office of Lieu
tenant Governor Of Virginia sub
lcct 10 the Democratic Primary
July IA. 1858. Nh Loving now
represents Bath, Highland and
Rockbridgc Counties and the
City Of Bucna Vista in the House
Of Delegates He formerly repre-
Scntcd The twentieth Senatorial
District from 1910 to 1914, when
he decided to seek the House seat
following The death OF tho late
Tate B. Sterrett Of Bath County.
Many friends have urged me
to enter the race fol the state
office of Lieutenant Governor
when my House district was
abolished by the five day Special
Session of the Generai Assembly
last December" Nj. loving SAID
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Easter Message
BY The Rev. J. 4. Kennedy.
Pastor or Farmville PRESBYTERIAN
Church

l saw Christ bearing the burden
of man. 1t was a burden of
grief. Of heavy loss. and of smash
ed dreams-a burden too heavy
for any man to bear alone. Some
men would have faltered and lain
crushed under the load. They
would have given up and quit, or
Yielded to the temptation to
escape it all through drink. Some
would have become lesentful and
Cmbittered and turned within
themselves to sour on the world
and God. who was once SO good
TO them. And yet saw this man
carrying his almost impossible
load with faith that enabled
even his smile to return. How did
lie do it?
Because from his childhood
he had been taught that God is
great and that God is good-that
in spite Of disappointment and
tragedy. Gods love abideth still.
He had learned from the Psalm
lst; Cast thy burdei. upon the
Lord and He shall sustain thee. :
And then he had come to
know Jesus as the Christ=Who told
him: Come unto me. all We that
labor and are heavy laden and I
Will give you rest. Take my yoke
upon you and learn OF me. for
am meek and lowly IN heart, and
We shall find rest unto your souls.
For my yoke is easy, and my bur-
den is light"
But it must take great faith to
cast ones burden on another and
believe that He will help you to
bear 1t. 1t does. indeed. For first.
one must come TO know some
thing Of his burden bearer and
how he Will help cary the load
that has become SuCn a part of
you. II is we'll to Know that a
prophet once wrote surely He
Christ hath borne our griefs
and carried our sorrows" But how
90 ! know that He can help carry
my burden?
Long ago this man learned
from his parents, from his Sunday
School, from his pastor. and from
his reading OF the gospels that
Christ did bear the bun dens of sin,
Of grief, of SorroWin His own body.
He has a vivid picture of Jesus,
the Christ, carrying Oh his back
through the streets oil Jerusalem
and up to hill calico Calvary a
heavy wooden cross Oh which He
Was soon to die Nor can he for
get that Christ had said earlier
And I. If l be lifted up from the
earth. will draw all men unto nc. :
He remembers too. that Christ.
though cruciticd roSt again from
the dead to meet his disciples.
who when they san him. cried
out He is alive"
Continued on Page g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Bureau Drive For
New Members On
53 More Farm
Families Sought

Prince Edward County Farm
Bureau leaders Tuesday night
sent out workers on a county
wide 'blitz' membership drive TO
help build an organization which
can speak effectively for farm
people. as Bureau President
George ". Palmer pct it.
Volunteer drive membership
workers met at Cedar Brook to
map drive plans when they hope
vii bring the COUNT membership
to 263 from its present 2l0
IN addition 10 MI Palmer, vice
president @ l. NaSsar and Sccre-
tary Charles w Rice participated
IN the prc-drire Program Nat
WllhersOn outlined llle insurance
provisions Of the Farm Bureau
membership TO assist workers in
bringing this service before pros
pcCtlYe members
District Workers
Heading up the campaign IN
and county districts are these
leaders a + Dunkley FarmvIllc,
c. c owen Leigh, CALVIN Cook.
Lockctt J A Hines. Hampdcn
G T. Shorter Buffalo, and c. x
Brisentine. Prospect.
wide. the Farm Bureau
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Students To Aid
Crippled Children
Appeal Saturday

A group Of Farmyillc High
School students. headed by Ellen
Hamlet. president OF the school
SEA. Will assist the Prince Ed
ward county chapter Of the Grip
pied Children's Society with a
downtown solicitation in Farm
vile Saturday.
Procef DIS Will be used to support
the work of the Society locally.
The Society is also the agency
helped through the Easter Seal
appeal.
Mrs. r B. Johns will direct the
efforts of the student volunteers.
Assisting Miss Hamlet will be
Emily Johnson. Doris Allen, Mar
tina Clark. Frances Johns. Nancy
Striplin Shirley Sheppard and
Beverly Gates.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Do Gone.

If YOU live in Farmvillc or
nearby and have dog keep the
canine confined to your proper
ty from April TO October 81,
unless YOU use leash
Police Chief {. H. Smith to-
day reminded dog owners of the
town ordinance which prohibits
dogs Straying unattended during
the period. When out. they must
be under control of owners.
Police are required to pick up
strayS and take them TO the
town pound Cost of retrieving
the animal is 81 90 fine plus IS
cents per day feeding charge.
The ordinance is a wildIife and
property protection measure.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
AIRAIilN CIT FIRST
A-BOMB TRAINING

A dozen picked ucvs- trail
blazers in Steppea-Up Air Force
program Of A-bonlo training
flew their bug B-36 bombcrs near
the heart Of brilliant nuclcar
blast this week
The sky over Ncyada Proving
Ground WAS filled Wl,h 50 planes
as Atomic Energy Commission
scientists unleashed thcn second
pre- dawn detonatlon another
tower shot Of the spring series.
The Air Force identified only the
B36s and SAID they came from
bases in all parts OF the country.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
5000 Damage
Su it Opens Here
Ernest J. Sears
Charges Negligence

A 100000 damage suit brought
by Ernest j Sears against Robert
E. Taylor the Virginia Electric
and Power Company and Slayton
and Lackey, we'll drilling COM
pany, opened in Prince Edward
County Circuit Court Wednesday
The plaintiff represented by j.
Segar Gravatt of Blackstone
charges loss Of income. partial
disability, shock, pain and medical
expenses resulting from an cleo
trical shock received January z,
1852 as the result of alleged
negligence on the part Of the dc
PENDANTS.
Representing the power firm Is
Archibald G, Robertson; w. w.
Carson Jr, is the attorney for MI.
Taylor, while the law firm Of
Watkins and Brock represents
Willard Slayton and Charles
Lackey, operators OF the well
drilling concern.
The plaintiff affirms in the
suit that he suffered the shock
when his right hand came in con-
tact with live Wire along Route
400 At that time the suit brief
states. the we'll drilling firm was
digging we'll on property Of Mr..
Taylor's. The wire broke and fell
along the highway where the
plaintiff charges he contacted it
The case is expected to run
throughout the week. Circuit
Court Judge Joel Flood is pre-
siding
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Farmville AAUW
Invites Residents
TO Open Meeting

Farmvillc Branch Of the Amc1-
can Association of University Wo-
men will sponsor an open meeting
about current issues before the
United Nations, tonight Friday
at s, The meeting will be held in
the bttle auditorium of the Stu
dent Buildine OF Lonewood College.
Speaker Will be Mrs. Robert L.
Lamkin. first vice president of
the Virginia Division Of the
AAUW Of Arlington
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27

almost evenly between military
and economic help 70 The free
world, the Commerce Department
suld Military aid nearly doubled
in 1852
Loans as we'll as gifts were in
cludcd- Tho government report
said the United States got back
during the year oven 500 million
collars III loan repayments and
reverse aid, bringing The net for
eign aid cost for the year down
to five billion dollals. The 1852
aid total was about 10 per cent
higher than 1851, While repay
ments and reverse help ran over
IS per cent higher
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
NEWS SU "A IA AIRY
REDS OPEN NEW
KOREAN OFFENSIVE

Chinese Communists unlcashcd
the heaviest attack ii five months
this week. hurting more than
$500 shock troops at four Allied
hlll positions on the Western
Front and selling ono. Heavy
fight ragged along d three-mile
line around Old BalGy. IL miles
southwest of Chorwon That
major Allied position guards the
main invasion route nom the Red
capital Of Pyongyans TO Seoul.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
Judge TO Address
Fifth Sunday Class

The Fifth Sunday union service
of adult Bible classes in Farm
vile will be held Sunday morning.
March 20, at the Falmvlle Bap-
list Church at 9;45
Judge Garland Jefferson of
Amelia. will be the guest speaker.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27
L. s. FOREIGN AID
1852 TOTAL 5 BILLIONS

U. S. foreign aid in 1852 totaled
over 512 billion dollars divided
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27

Amelia. will be the sucst speaker
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-27

"Southsidc Community Hospital
is your organization. your institu-
ton, we're there to serve you" j.
CONTINUED on Pace ~
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Rocky Ridge Corp
Otto Knopp, ct al, to James Cox,
ct al, blk. l, lots $40, A. w. Cut
ler add.
Carroll township
Peter K. Madison, ct al, to Roy
Madison, ct al, 51.75 acres, rg. Is,
sec. 18.
Genoa Corp
Minnie Burmann to Walter C.
Chambers, ct al, blk. 81, lot 4,
Habblers 4th add.
Clay Township
France McNansara, ct al, to
Frank Pokorny, ct al, lot 33, Edge
field Farms.
Cafawba PIafs-
E. Ray Evans to Sophia M.
Hines, lots IL, rg. II, sec. 26.
Twin Beach Resort Co., to Les
ter Taylor, ct al, lots 25 and "a,
Gem Beach Plat II.
Danbury PIats-
Nan w. Saylor to Kenneth
Shirk, ct al, lot 3, Saylor's plat 2.
Orwell L. OFT, ct al, to Jacob
Heimberger, blk. 4, lot 13, Otis
S. d.
Harris township
Charles S. Ashley, ct al, to Vir-
ginia C. Rodemisk, $40 acres, rg.
Is, sec. "a.
Portage township
Earl P. Payne, ct al, to Oral B.
Stuckey, .956 and Ill acre, rg.
II, sec. 4.
Earl P. Payne, ct al, to Persely
& Riehl Mfg. Co., IA acre, re-. II,
sec. 4.
George w. Kolbe, ct al, to Emil
Kozlak, ct al, pit. rg. II, sec. 4.
George w. Kolbe, ct al, to Emil
Kodak, ct al, 3.53 acres, rg. II,
sec. 33.
Port Clinton Corp
Robert Carrizaley, ct al, to Cur
tiss j. Thompson, ct al, blk. 81,
lot 9, Lakeview.
Oak Harbor Corp
Elmer C. Nehls, ct al, to Fred
H. Baumgartner, ct al, blk. So, lot
l, pit. lot 2, Orig.
John Whiting to John P. Roll
heiser, ct al, blk. 16, lot 6, C.
Roose add.
John Whiting to John Roll
heiser, ct al, blk. 81, lots 2 to 6
inc, c. Roose.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-27
CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully acknowledge and
deeply appreciate the many kind
nesseS extended to us at the time
of the death of our wife and
mother, Mrs. John Sorensen. We
especially thank the neighbors,
friends and relatives, the Gold
Star Mothers, donors of flowers.
pallbearers, Gerner and Wolf, and
the Reverend Blankenship for his
words of comfort.
John Sorensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sprenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wahlers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hatch.
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