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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Mothers Club met in the home of
Mrs. Arthur Dicher last Wednes-
day. Mrs. Later will be hostess
March IL.
w. F. Rofkar had the misfor-
tune to sprain an ankle the latter
part of the week.
Paul Rofkar is making an ex-
tended trip by motor and air to
Georgia, Texas, Arizona and Cali
fornia in the interest of the Fer
guson Co., of Dearborn Mich, of
which he is chief field engineer.
Relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds Galloway received word Sun,
day evening of the death of Paul
Evans of Celina, brother of Mrs
Galloway, which took place in
New Orleans, La, where he and
Mrs. Evans were visiting their son
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

Nancy Joehlin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Joehlin, Curtice,
a graduate of Genoa high school,
was one of "a Bowling Green
State University students to re-
ceive an all "a" average for the
first semester.
Rev. Paul Relish, Kokomo, In
diana, is guest speaker at the
evangeliStic meetings being held
nightly except Saturdays, through
March Is in the Christian and
Missionary Alliance Church here.
Sperial choir selections are also
presented nightly.
Dedication of the new Genoa
fire station and its official pre-
sentation to the village will be
held Sunday March %, with the
Rev. DR.. James O'Toole of Our
Lady of Lourdes Church, deliver
ing the address. Fire Chief Don
aid Cashen, under whose direction
plans for the building were com
pleted, will make the official pre-
sentation to Mayor Jack Musolf.
Former Mayor Jack Boysen. presi-
dent of the Firemen's Group, win
serve as master Of ceremonies.
Open House will begin at ! p. m.
and will continue throughout the
afternoon with refreshments be-
ing served
Mrs. Olga Bolander, BiIlman
Road, entertained members Of the
Rutheniap Class of St. Johns
Church Monday evening.
Genoa'o village council again
has approved closing off of Main
streets between Fifth and Eighth
streets for the annual Homecom-
ing, to be held during July and
sponsored jointly by the Fire De
partment and Genoa Post 324
American Legion.
Gertrude Chapter, O.E.S., held
a grand representative Night
Wednesday and Queen Esther
Circle members served the dinner
Another meeting to secure a
scout master for the Genoa Boz
Scout troop was held Monday
evening in the Legion Cabin, with
Commander Don Spurgeon presid
ing. The vacancy occurred since
George Plaugher moved.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
their son, Arthur and family in
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.

their son, Arthur and family in
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
The dedicatory service at the
Community Hall Sunday after
noon were well attended. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds Galloway of Celina,
parents of William Galloway in
whose memory the bronze plaque
was presented, also a sister and
husband Mr. and Mrs. John Crou
of Dayton were among those pres
ent. The affair was sponsored by
the Garden Club committee
from which served tea during the
Afternoon. The brief ceremony was
concluded with the giving of the
Scout pledge and aim by a group
of young men, former members of
Troop 327, some of whom were
members at the same time as
"Bill' Galloway. George Schafter
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Robert. Mr.. Evans, mail carrier
in Celina for many years, had
been in poor health since last
year, but was believed to be re-
covering.
Miss Lois Rofkar a junio,. in
Port Clinton high school, has been
chosen as a member of the cast
for the Junior play, wish On
The Moon" Barton Drickhamer
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Drick
hamer is also a member of the
cast.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Schneider first; Mrs. Walter
Swisher, second, and Mrs. M. A.
Ashley, low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuemmel
and daughter Caren were in San
dusky and Bellevue for several
days
Mrs. Rudolph Fischer, Miss
Erma Meters, Mrs. Sherman Bretz,
and Mrs. Frank Rousch were in
Port Clinton and Sandusky for the
day.
Leslie Bretz and Walter Betz
were in Port Clinton for the day.
MRS. Edith Watson went to De-
fiance and Columbus for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wikel of Col
Inns, Ohio were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Swisher for a
few days.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

presented the young men who
were Edward Later, Richard Dav-
export, Jim Dawson, Carl Disher
and Chester Schafer.
Word was received by relatives
last ween that A. 1. Sharp was
hospitalized in Piqua, o., follow
ing a fall during which a shoulder
was fractured. Mr.. and Mrs Sharp
spent the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Darrell Lowell and fam
iy. in Piqua, and were planning
on their return to Catawba in
early March Mr.. Sharp had been
unable to walk for over a year
following a stroke three years
ago.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. F.
F. Later, who suffered an attack
of laryangitis last week, the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
CATAWBA
MRS. q. n. RoFKAR

The LAC. will meet Wednes.
day afternoon, March IL with Mrs
Harry Karshner. The subject for
the day will be, "The United Ma
tions" Mrs. Grover will present,
Its organization; Mrs. Sexton, It's
Aim, and Miss Amanda Rofkar,
Its Accomplishments. Roll call
will be current events.
Mrs. w. Brady, who was taken
i'll with the flu while visiting in
Bowling Green is convaIeScing in
the home of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Qualman.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A. Frye were
recent visitors in the home OF
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
PUT-IN-BAY
RUTH n. BURGGRAF

Miller's had the South Shor.
and West Shore out in the loose
ice this past week, scraping the
bottoms off preparatory to paint
ing. They will take the boats t,
Port Clinton to Dave Jeremy,
runway for the painting operation
Miller'S will make the first sched
uled run on April 4.
Mrs Mabel Dubois is spendin!
some time in Toledo at the homr
of niece, Mrs. Grace Holt.
A surprise shower was giver
Mrs. Edward Brennan at the homo
of Mrs. Chester Dress. Also pres
ent were Mrs. Clarence Grove
Mrs. Stewart Webster, Mrs. Rich
ard Fox, and Mrs. Romer Stoiber
Mr., and Mrs. Lyle Duggan have
returned after spending severa
days in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Botzenhart
spent several weeks visitig rela
tives in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hallock spen'
the weekend in Toledo and Meta
mora visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gaiu,
Hallock and DR.. and Mrs. Pau
Greer.
Mrs. Caroline Fuchs, Mrs. Emil
Proch and son, John, are spend
ing three weeks in Bellevue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth castor
spent the weekend at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Noce arc
children spent the weekend witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kur
Woischke.
The Rev. and Mrs. Allen Rot
left Sunday for Youngstown
where she has entered the hos
pital for treatment.
The l. O. O. F. Commodore
Perry Lodge held a card part
Saturday evening when prize
went to Miss Nancy Duggan, Mrs
Walter Laskowski, Mrs. Rome
Stoiber, Mrs. Harold Hauck, Stew
art Webster and Henry Gramm.
Mrs. Paul Webster and Mrs
Stanley Wolkowicz served on tht
committee for the Lone Willov
Rebekah Lodge meet Thursday.
A meeting of the P. T. A. will
be held Tuesday, March II, Will,
the American Legion Auxiliar
will meet Thursday, March II.
Miss Edna Esselbach, who ha
been i'll for some time, is recov
ering and will soon resume he
teaching in the local school.
The P 7. A. Sunday dinner wa
we'll attended.
Cpl, James E. McGee arrived
home Tuesday morning from
Eagles Head, Pa, where he ha,
received his discharge from tn
Army. tie had spent Is months il
Germany.
PFC Charles Regal received hi
discharge from the Army Satul
day at Fort Levenworth, Kansas
He recently returned from Korea
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Loren
sen and Mrs. Clifford Lorense
returned to their homes Frida
after spending the past two week
in Florida. Their return trip wa
made along the Eastern Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Bergman
| and Don returned from Florida
They were there the past tw
weeks. While there they attende
the wedding of a nephew.
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PORTAGE
MRS. c. w. CUNNING

Miss Ruth Ewersen spent the
weekend in Toledo, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob SturdeVant and
new son, Mark Jerald. Mrs. Stur-
devant was the former Betsy
Weidinger who spent several
summers in Bay Township as a
guest in the Ewersen and Bun
nings homes.
In spite of the cold and snow,
the Bay Farm Bureau card party
neted about $13 dollars. The
George Washington cake baked
by Mrs. Senke Ewersen was won
by Bob Brough. The high ladies
prize was won by Mrs. Laura Sor-
insen, low by Mrs. Don Petersen.
The high mems prize was awarded
to Bob Mackey, later it was dis
covered that the high score was
held by Werner Jeschke, who re-
ceived a duplicate prize. The low
man was Norman La Cumsky.
The Farm Women's club pot
luck banquet for their husbands
was attended by forty persons.
Following a delicious meal pro-
gressive pinochle was the diver
sion with the following results,
Mrs. Laura Sorensen high lady;
Mrs. Bessie Vogt, low; Andrew
Paulsen high man with Clifford
Jennings being consoled.
Mrs. Raymond Bahnsen has
been confined to her home with
flu. The AldWin Suhrbier family
are also sick.
The Farm Bureau met in regu-
lar session Monday evening. A
N. Paulsen's committee was in
charge. Following the meeting
progressive pinochle was enjoyed.
The following had high scores:
Mems, Jess Eaton; women's, Mrs.
Jess Eaton; low scores, Don Pet
ersen and Chester Herringshaw
Miss Teddy HopTinger celebrat-
ed her sixth birthday Friday aft
ernoon with a lovely party. Those
attending were Georgia Thomas,
Kathy, Dick, Carol Joe Hopfinger,
Mrs. Richard Whisner and Ricky,
Mrs. Richard Hopfinger, Mrs. Bud
Lano all of Port Clinton and David
Bahnsen. The little hostess re
ceived many nice gifts. Several
invited we're unable to attend be-
cause of the flue.
Farm Bureau Council No 5
met Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Nickle There was
good attendance. The discussion
was on adding a thirteenth and
fourteenth grade to high school
at which adults might attend to
acquire special skills. The March
meeting will be with Mrs. Ina
Fowler.
Mrs. Walter Brugger and Mrs
c. w. Burning attending Farm
Bureau Women's Committee on
Monday at the home of Mrs. Carl
Bench west of Oak Harbor, the
proposed truck laws were among
things discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sztuk and
family spent the weekend in
Grand Rapids, Mich, as guests Of
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MIDDLE BASS
MRS. WALTER sWIsHER

This weeks eucher club was at
the home of Mrs. John Rousch.
Winners were Mrs. Charles
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sztuk and
family spent the weekend in
Grand Rapids, Mich, as guests Of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Brown.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-06
24-HOur Service
ICE-O-MATIC
Foot of Madison

Having Guests? Pick up a
Handy "Mussproof" Bagful
of Anderson's Cubes. 44t6
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Minnesota Eyewitness
Nv BRENDA UEIAND

bought kind old
but could afford like because old High
ceilings They don't skull They
feeling dignity elegance. courtiness
deep golden
rod apple ckets say, "oh
don't like yardAn that work. But that the thing
like about it, plenty of hard work One gets strong and lively
then AS gangses themselves Floyd rey Boy johnson
like myself soubquets Brenda arvad Fvoot Shelf
Ueland and Brenda edo the hard wa LELAND and Brenda
he tred Ueland My theory that the
less feeby abOrsavng devices the
DINNER and feebler you get. Something in it.
Now ownership a thing I've a
astounding, unquenchable Why
gmpion On the floor
that glass three sides
piece Harriet The room" call
my the whales Lake Harriet
incarnation and be the
next)
Then put up all my windows myself They old warped
sobbery jobs
dreadful people nters who will paint couple
pork chops right
and washed them all and polished them all until they shone like
monds
put them angered the
helplessness sex-how sticking
where it shouldn't we have bacout mentally cry IIelp
carpenter-ten long
ladders blocks (he kind the department
without the hooen kept saying to myse and put up my oun
washing the regular windows high the
very funny vaudeville and
lettering humming But it easy.
couldn't old kitchen cabinet
bought sysd,sn ~ for seven and sasd ~ IN ,vo MYSELF And
pretty you
by volumes actuy the
the cabinet the bottom half How enginee I'd
myself Stresses Leverage get the idea
this without This what Archmedes
he long enough
world
my aged windows couldn't opened
do you a excitement, put
glasses figure why the window stuck dis
the side took with
trembling with trepiton
that I'd back again And etted them
they slide like nosless pstons didn't
powerjust three attention
"A rat in a that's what are, kept thinking to
looking
pecially bright that finds the hole"
som-door the fitted II nicely,
after quite 1t would not shut entirely No
carpenter bought that buging place
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'Sippi Uncle Toms
Scored BY NAAcP
Sfofe President

Indianola, Miss. Uncle Tom"
leadership was scored sharply
here last week at the annual
state convention OF NAACP
branches by Rev. Amos o. Holmes
Of omory, Miss, in a speech to the
opening session.
Segregation In the public
schools touched off the discussion
which came ON the heels OF the
recommendation OF Gov. Hugh
White to a special session OF the
Mississippi legislature that
schools be equalixed in order "a
maintain cherished segregation
traditions"
Hardly had Gov. Whites mes,
sage been published before Rev
II. II. Humes of Grcenville. Miss
president of the Mississippi Ne.
gro Baptist Convention, issued a
statement saying the majority OF
Negroes wanted separate and
equal schools. Urging support OF
the governors program, he said
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cinch, myself Brenda clever chmpanzee
will be up And thought the wonderful chmpanze
the scientist had hung bunch the
the chmpanEe them The chmpanzee
looked lifted pro-
fessor TO the bananas
BY next spring / build my garage.
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WORDS OF WISDOM

Weighty opinions are never de-
rived from feather-heads.
Putting your best foot forward
doesn't mean kicking about every
thing.
A man must either make a way
for himself or make way for
others.
Remember your past mistakes
just long enough to profit by
them.
Some people are like boats, toot
the loudest horn when they're in
a fog.
You can't really say you're hon.
est until you've resisted strong
temptation to be otherwise.
A clever man doesn't go far to
find what is near.
1t is well enough to take things
as they come, but some are worth
going after.
When you draw your own con-
illusions, be sure they aren't en-
larged.
Experience is what you have
left after you have lost every
thing else. FLO In the Dakota
County (Minn) Tribune.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS


Nov. % Michael Ed Hill. SIT
w. Central Ave; William Kelso
Finney, 437 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Mel
win Henderson, $50 st, Anthony
Av.; Roberta Sears, 400 Rondo.
Jerome Thomas, 541 w. Central
Av.; Mrs s. Il. Harris, 400 Rondo
Av.; Mrs. Matte Haskins. 430
Rondo Av,; Harry r. Whyte, 497
Rondo Av.
Nov. 29--Mrs. J. L. James. 300
Carroll Ave; Mrs. Ralph Ward,
go w. Central Ave; Johnny o.
Neal, 736 Carroll Av.; Mrs. Louise
Stokes. IT'S oglehart Av,: Mrs.
Madeline c. Mosby, 1922 N. Avon
81.
Nov. 30--Arthur V. Hall. 300 w.
Central Av,; Holsey Cecil Jones,
1922 Rondo Av.; Robert s. Har-
ris, AS Kent St; Mrs. James
Watson, 776 st. Anthony Av,;
Natalie Galloway, 1855 Rondo Av.;
Mr.. George Tillman, 983 Iglehart
Ave; Darel Adams, and Carroll
Adams Richey, TAI st. Anthony
Az; Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, 4bs
Carroll Ave.
Dec. Mrs. Mary Braugner.
739 Rondo Av.; Mrs. Samuel Ross,
POS Mackubin, Melvin Carter Jr.,
TIT Rondo Av.; Claude Il. Brown
Jr.. AL st. Anthony Av.; Flora
Galloway. 755 Rondo Av.; Richard
Parker Sr., 66S st. Anthony Av.;
Mrs. John Freeze, 527 Carroll Av.;
John Allen, $40 Aurora Av.; Autry
Black, 1921 Undertake Rd.; Cliff
ford Smith, 695 Rondo
Dec. 2-E. Selma Johnson, 4O6
~ Dale St: Blanche Leroy, 551
Carroll Az: Robert Jones, 1922
Rondo Av.; LaVonne Montgomery
377 w. Central AV.; Mrs. Ruder
Turner. 1856 Rondo Az: Mrs
Stanley Harris, 1o45 Carroll Az;
Mrs. Doris Shannon, 977 Fuller
Av.; Title Ann Haskins, 687 st,
Anthony Av.
Dec. Marion Carol Jones,
1922 Rondo Ave; Janabelle Tay-
Tor, 1854 Thomas Ave; Mary
Louise Allison, 9ss Iglehart Ave.
Mr.. Fredric. S45 Iglehart Ave;
Donald Allen Jr.; 633 w. Central
Ave.
Dec. MANLY Rhodes, $50 Car
roll Ave; Marcella Smith, 459 st,
Anthony Ave; Mrs. Charles
scroggins, 500 st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Ellis Manning. $50 Iglehart
Az; Mrs. Estelynne Rodger, $40
Fuller Ave.
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her SlSlte-ln-law, Mrs. w. N. AL
exander and from there she will
go to Cleveland to visit Mrs.
Pearl Johnson, an aunt whom she
hasn't seen for 33 years. On her
return home she will stop off at
indianapolis, Ind, to visit other
relatives and friends.
Undergoes Surgery: Mrs. Har-
old s. Lewis. 2609 Fourth Av. S.
entered Northwestern hospital on
Wednesday evening. November IS
and underwent surgery on Thurs
day morning, November 10. She is
reported resting comfortably.
Returns Home: Mrs. Elmenia
Herndon of Portland, Ore, re-
turned home on Friday, November
20. She was called to the city due
to the critical illness of her sister,
the late Mrs. Cora Griffin, 1857
Fourth Av. S.
yacationers Return: Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Smith, 1919 Smelling
Av. who have been vacationing in
Chicago, and Canton. III. and other
points south, returned home on
Thursday evening, November 10.
In Chicago, they were the guests
Of Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs. Cora
Mann; in Canton, they were the
guests of Mrs. Smiths sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
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II your birthday II not register
ed with our birthday greetings
editor II should be. send your
birthdatc 20 us. Year IL not nee.
essary, just send day and month.
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crsdiafawn Notes

Tho executive committee met AT
the home OF Mrs. Jane Taylor,
1884 Thomas Ave. on November
IL. to discuss the clubs yearly
program. Each officer was re-
minded by the president, John
Lawrence that all club efforts are
to be supported by all officers
and members
The home of Jimmie and Jane
Taylor was again the meeting
place on Wednesday. November
IS. This business meeting was
well attended and consisted OF
committee reports: Pre-Thanks-
giving Dance arrangements;
Credit Union News and Christmas
Basket donations.
You might ask Jane how she
made that delicious peach ice
cream pie.
The nominating committee will
met on Monday, November 2S at
the home of Dorothy Mcfarland,
poo Iglehart Av. -- Dorothy Nc
Farland, reporter
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Booker T. Washington Study Club Mrs j. F. Stevens
1924 Fourth Av. s. will be hostess the Booker Washing
ton Study Club on Tuesday afternoon, December l.
Visiting Relatives Mrs Robert Alexander 3S2s Clinton
Az lett Saturday November 81 for Chicago and Cleveland
Ohio She will spend the weekend in Chicago as the
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the Negroes who were opposed to
segregation in the schools did not
represent what most OF his people
wanted.
Rev. Holmes. outgoing president
OF the state NAACP. said: I'VE
win not accept the Negro Uncle
Tom. recognized by white or Me-
gro reaetionaries, to lead our folk.
We win work toward the goal OF
freedom. fun Indignation, and fun
democracy for every MISSISSIPPI
plan, Negro and white, and see to
removed"
The convention heard an adj
dress by Roy wilkins. administra-
tor Of the NAACP, and launched
a Embarrassing campaign to
finance legal action to secure ad-
mission of three Negro applicants
to the University Of Mississippi.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS


Nov. 2s--Travis Wilson. $50
Fremont Av. No: Melvin Stole,
i2oS Eighth Az. ".
Nov. 20 Edward L. Boyd, 1888
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs. Cecilia Pat
terson, $40 Bryant Av N.
Nov, so Elizabeth Drake, 22o9
Dec. III ames Mopptns,
1915 Fifth Av. s., John Robert
Allen, 97s Bryant Av, N.
Dec. Kathryn Josey, 1888
Fourth Az, s.; Mrs. Albert True,
S6os Third Az. s.
Dec. 81. Barfield. 316 E. 14th
St; Ronald Ellis Williams. 1910
South Eighth ST.: Luther Payne,
6S7Is Olson Hiway: Kathryn
Chivers. 4o17 Clinton Av.; Mildred
Louise Watson, ia S, nth st.
Dec. 4-Lorelei Mayes. 70f
Humboldt Av. N; Meredith Miller,
1901 Bryant Av. No: Betty Ellis,
s12 Bryant Az. No: Mrs, o. L.
Alexander. 1882 Fifth Av. s,
out-of. Town Birthdays
Nov, 90 William II. Walker,
Excelsior. MINI.
Nov. 30--Gorion Parks. White
Plains. N Y: Cora Lee Newman,
Kansas City, Mo.
Dec. 2 James Allen. Des
Moines, Ia; Irwin White, Des
Moines, la.
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Back copies of each edition Of
this paper can be secured by send
ing 10 cents In coin for each paper
desired. Three cents for postage
should be added for each copy
wanted.
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Outright, In Cordova. Ala, they
were the guests of Mr.. Smiths
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Porter. They visited in
shellville, Tenn. guests of Mr..
Smiths brother and in Fadeville
Tenn, visited with Mr.. Smiths
nephew.
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rnirmont Daily sentinel

Trouble with most OF US is that
we spend too much time thinking
about our party when we should
be thinking Of our country.
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Automotive engineers have sue
cecded admirable in getting horse
power under the hood. failed mi
SCRABBLE in getting horse sense be-
hind the steering wheel,
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Wedding Anniversaries


ST. Paul
Nov. 20 Mr.. and Mis-. Wilbur
Henderson. 5T2 Carroll Av. six
shannon. Jr.. e72 Iglehart Av,,
six years,
Dec, Mr. and Mrs. orton
shelton. S5s w. Central Ave; six
years
Dec. 5 Mr.. and Mrs Roland
Tillman, 9S5 Iglehart Ave. six
years: Mr.. and Mrs, Martin We'd
dington. TIA w. Central Av,, IA
years,
eelor9r DSeqe; d-Nat- eMoine ST
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NooNAN'S OBSERVATIONS
(From Baudette Region)

Profanity is decreasing, says a
writer who hasn't heard some of
the farmers talking about Secre-
tary of Agriculture Benson.
The other day we were jolted
into he idea that we are old. A
lumberjack who was hitting us
for the price of a meal addressed
us as dad" Not long ago he
called us buddy"
October was surely balmy and
so were many reckless auto
drivers.
A driver is foolish to bet his
life that nothing will go wrong
with his car while he is whizzing
along at 10 miles an hour.
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The young folks and oldsters,
too, 60 for "Grandna" Charles
Kuhn's lovable cartoon character
on page six Of this paper every
week.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-13
ADAMS x ROADS
Mrs Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1852

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Adams and
Daby spent Saturday evening with
the Johnson sisters. ''i'
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hubbard and
FAMILY and Mrs. Nellie Robinson
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Robinson. "
Misses Minnie and Altha Adams
OF Wilmington spent the weekend
with Edna Adams and Marian Rob-
insOn. ''0O-
MISS Virginia Lee Robinson and
William Dennis spent Sunday eve
nlng with his grandparents.
Frank Adams, Edward Adams
and Mrs. Orrie Adams were call
ers at the Adams Homestead on
Sunday. u"
Sunday School at 1000 O'Clock
at BIoOmery next Sunday.
Relatives of Denton spent Satur-
day afternoon with the Johnson
sisters.
The latter part of the week. Mr.
and Mrs. Earle Robinson had Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Robinson and
daughter, Edward Bailey. Fred
vincent, Emmett Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Workman and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Bowden and
family, Robert Wright and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Williams as guests.