davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
STOP PASSING +.
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
was"
Didn't Mr.. Wagner give that
man in question permission to ride
around in the cruiser and get some
police training?" interpolated
Councilwoman Carlista Snyder.
Mr.. Wagener said yes, he did
HE can learn the business that
way" he added.
Reference was to Ernest Isaac
father of six children, who has put
in lit hours of unpaid police work
since Oct. 19 after Chief Lemaster
favoring him among five appli
cants for the patrolman vacancy
asked Mr.. Wagner that Isaac be
appointed following a two-weeks
training period)
"It looks like something is wrong
in an administrative branch wher
an employee has TO go outside his
department" said one Council
member when Mayor Jeremy re-
iterated his complaint that Chief
Lemasfer did not take orders from
Mr.. Wagener.
What would you do with man
who won't take orders?" asked
Mayor Jeremy.
"Fire him." snapped back Coun.
Gilman Schade. "Get rid of him if
you don't like him. But let's have
this indecision stopped"
Il don't see why Council has to
have a finger pointed at it and be
accused of a lax attitude in this
situation" said Mr.. Schade. "Coun
Gil has no business at all A the
administration of the police de
partment. This looks like strictly
internal things. It's matter C4
| indecision as to who is boss"
when I've got a job to do, il
don't do it satisfactorily" said
Mr.. Wagner, "Pll offer my resig
nation. Nobody will be fired here
l believe in giving any man thai
same chance. l think the Johnny
Wright affair worked out fine,
after the first blow-up."
Council president Lee Bracker
summed it up in concise words. He
told Council members to remember
that in their public position they
have 5000 Bosses" and urged
them not to let complaints, tele
phone calls and pressure affec
them.
"As Council members, we serve
the best way we know how" he
said. when we receive complaints
we refer them back TO the right
people. You know and | know tha
any organization is only as good a.
the individuals in it. You can'i
bypass supervision"
1t was the second time of Coun
Gil meeting that police mention
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
Moose To Dedicate
Flagpo1e Thursday

A new 40-foot flagple at the
Moose Club was to be dedicated at
public ceremonies this Thursday at
2 pm, with f. M. "Sam" Carsten-
sen as chairman of arrangements.
Mayor Harold Jeremy was sched-
uled as dedicatory speaker. The
flagpole was donated by the Ohio
Edison Co., and the 5 7 flag it
will bear is the gift of Mr.. Car
stensen. VFW will furnish the col
or guard for the services at which
Bataan hero John Short was to
have a part.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12

Tom Leavy invites his friends
to see fhe New FORDS at AIIans
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
New Plymouth Has
Showing Nov. 18th

Plymouth's bigger and more
powerful 1855 model cars will be
displayed by the Port Clinton Sales
and Service and Stems Petersen be-
ginning Wednesday, November II.
( The 1855 Plymouths are entirely
new, both in styling and engineer
ing detail. They are lower, longer
and wider than previous Plymouth
cars.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
C0o Tho AEXM 7EE EnDnC ALLAN BROTHERS
9VV anV HN@vv ~ OAA09 november 18th
LOCAL PASTOR
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
body of water.
At 8 o'clock, the Rev. Blanken-
Ship conducted an early com
munion service in st. Thomas
Church. Without removing his cas-
sock, he hoped in his auto at
$50 and drove to Gypsum Airport,
located near Port Clinton.
There, pilot for Sky Tours, Inc.
had the engine in plane warmed
up for quick takeoff at 900 for
Put-in-Bay, which, as the crow
flies, is about 10 miles out in the
lake. At 9:10, the dominic and pilot
dropped down on the island air.
port.
Promptly at 9:15, services start
ed in st. Paul's Episcopal Church
on the island, where the Rev. Allan
P. Roe had been rector until last
September. In an hour, the COM
munion service ended and the Rev.
Blankenship scooted for the air
port.
This time, however, he travelled
in chartered plane, because there
is no regularly-scheduled flight
leaving at 1925. He was back in
Gypsum at 1925 and, at 1O:44.
whizzed past me as 1 was standing
in front of the church at Second
ST. and Jefferson Ave. in Port
Clinton.
Precisely on the dot of 10:45, the
professional moved in St. Thomas
Church and the Rev. Blankenship
was in his usual place, without a
sign of an aerial dash to Put-in-Bay.
1t was nearly 1890 when we
were talking after the service as
the Rev. Blankenship said: "You
know, / haven't had my caSsock off
since 8 o'clock and / haven't had
my breakfast"
He told me yesterdays plane
trip was his second since Septem.
ber. He expects to visit the island
once month to officiate at com.
munion for an indefinite time. The
rector admitted he wasn't much of
flying man. Said he: II flew once
to Washington"
st. Pauls Episcopal is one OF
two churches at Put-in-Bay. The
other is Our Lady of Sorrows, a
Catholic parish. St. Paul's is filled
during the summer by vacationists
but the parish in the winter is
made up of permanent residents
of the island.
The Rev. Blankenship informed
me he was former minister of
Washington Congregational Church
,, In Toledo. Later, ne studied in an
Episcopal seminary and for four
years has served at Port Clinton.
Actually, they rolled out thick,
red carpet yesterday at st. Thomas
Church. But it wasn't in honor OF
this visitor. The occasion was bene-
dlctlon of a new carpet, donated by
st. Thomas Guild. New, red euchar.
iStic veStments, burse and veil
were also dedicated. They were
gifts OF Mrs. J. C. Berkebile and
ST. Thomas Altar Guild
The rector said Bishop Nelson
M. Burroughs of Cleveland had
asked him to take on the monthly
flying mission to Put-in-Bay. l for
got to ask the rector if he intended
to take flying instructions!
Tom Leavy invites his friends
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
1855 Ford Has
Showing Nov. 18th

Ford will introduce an entirely
new line - the high-styled Fair
lane series - as the leader of its
four lines of 1855 passenger cars
to be shown at Allan Brothers
showroom on Friday, November IL.
Ford, which offered the first
V-8 engine in the low price field
in 1882 and has built IA million
V-8's since, introduces for the first
time three new engines.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-11-12
REGULAR quarterly meeting

the Board of Directors of the OF
tawa County Chapter of the Amer
ican National Red Cross will be
held on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber 18th at 800 pm. in the Coun-
ell Room, City Hall, Port Clinton.
Business will include discussion
Of the budget for the 1856 fis-
cal year and plans for the 1865
Fund Drive.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

H" :" s,2 81 n ssSosro" AZ

Notice iH hereby given that the
CITY usHAnA, Inc. u incorporated
uRdsT the laws 81 the State ~ MIN
nSFota on the iath day % March,
isbi The general nature % the
business IL 90 manufacture, produce,
buy, sell. import aiHtTibuts and
generally deal In foods and cereal
products and other materials aud
goods ware, aud Bsfrha HdiRb ~
all glasses and description. THE sd %
dToas ~ the registered office 81 the
corporation shall be ~ cora SsFEsH
Avenue South, Minneapolis, Hsnna.
pin CoaBty, NlnBasota The names
and addresses ~ the iHcaFpoTat1Ts
and the first Board ~ Directors
are
sidney KatK, l0ss gsTSss Ave
South, Minneapolis, MINI.
Frances = Katg. tg4a NsFSsa Ave
South. Minneapolis, MINI
ABnabsiIs kAtN, 1874 newton Ave.
North, Minneapolis. MINI
This notice 10 given pursuant 10
the provisions ~ Sub Division Z,
section 1 ~ the Minnesota EBslnssa
Cot pBFaiiBn Act
CRY BANANA, INC.
BY Jonas - HchwaTtE
Attorney ~ Law
600 N " Federal tsidR
Minneapolis 4, Minnesota
IapShssmaB. March ~ 1851
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
3rd District pFL
c0RVoNtloN A. AROk0
~ hA...,.A a.


On March ~
The Srd District pFL ConVrn.
ton win be held March n at the
Armory In AnolSa, starting at
1850 p, m. Il has been announced
by John slteatS, ard District DIFF.
Chairman, Third District DFI.
officers win be elected at the Con.
Vention.
John Bosch, az one time chair
man Of the Farmers Holiday A..
ISOLATION win address the con.
vention on Present and Antiei-
patSd Farm Programs Congress-
man Roy wier win also speak II
HIS schedule In Congress win per.
init him 20 be away from Wash.
lnEton.
The Third District, one Of the
largest in the state, camprining
the greater part Of Honnspln
County. and all Of AnokA. Wash.
ihEton, fHanti and ChIaaEo coun-
ties. viii probably be the scene Of
one of the most bitter conErcAnlon-
al fights In the state thIa year
when present Congressman wisr
IL expected to meet strong Rspub-
lloan opposition,
All Srd District DFL delegates
arsu rged by the convention com.
mittee 90 attend the convention.
Visitors are also welcome.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
MRS. Fred EdWoFdS
Object OF Surprise
On H0F BlFfhduY

Mrs. Fred Edwards. 22O6 Ei-
lot Az. was made very happy on
her birthday, Friday, March II,
when her husband and fellow en-
ployees OF the Snyder Drug Store
at Lake st. and 27th Az sur.
prised her with a party in cele-
bration OF the occasion
When one Of the sales girls tele-
phoned Mrs. Edwards and asked
her TO some In TO see some special
items on sale that she was in
terested in, she demurred because
Of the Indictment weather. but
when a second call was made, she
reluctantly consented. unaware
that anything unusual would hap
pen.
BraNnE the storm she made
her way to the store and on on.
tering was greeted with the Hap
Ply Birthday" song by the group
and then she realized that the sur
prise was on her.
A beautiful birthday cake top
ped with candles. q corAage Of
American Beauty roses and many
lovely gifts and cards were pre-.
sented 10 the honOree. Then fol.
lowed refreshments OF ice cream.
cake and coffee served by the
group.
The afternoon was enjoyed i'm
mensely and win be long remeD
bered by Mrs. Edwards.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

Brotherhood week much than annual
merely paying tribute 20 the equality Of should be the symbol
Of working faith that equality which the foundation Of
democracy II should the
brotherhood 10 guiding principle in our daily lives
Brotherhood has made significant advances the last
the social business educational and military and perhaps
the latter has the made with segregation
Armed Forces virtually end But m important
made realization than before that the
duty Of America formed Of the stock all ceeds
peoples 10 before the world Of the successful
cooperation 81 ell mankind support Of =
There has question Iaysy diverse national
battlefield brotherhood
its Ssvsrs test But this be the nationa all want 10
be only In the everyday nfe brotherhood works
and such things discrimination and prsjuos
Eotten-SL Pad Pioneer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

James Kirk. first, second and
third respectively,
to RrIdSs tlub Meets, The
Twin city Bridge Club win meet
Saturday evening, March 10, with
MT and Mrs. Earl E. JonSn of
p62 Carroll Az
breakfast Psn0chlo Gibbs Mrn.
John &, Few, 8A3 IElehArt Az, win
be hostess 10 tho breakfast PIN
ochls Club on Saturday, March 10.
silver Anniversary Invitations
have been issued by Mr. and Mira.
Howard Tyler Of 0pt W. Central
Az, who win celebrate their sil-
yer wedding anniversary on SUN
day, March ~.
New DanEhtcFI IT'S . nsw
daughter for Mr., and Mrs. LaItoy
Carroll % 600 Carroll Az. and
their first child. Deborah Ann ar.
rived In It. JOheph hospital on
March Q. Mrs, Myrtle Vann %
Kansas city, KARn., 10 the mater
nal grandmother and Mrs. Lola
Carroll % naksrpfield, Calf, IN
paternRl grandmother.
F1yiRE Needles Cub, Mira. Jsa.
sic sonian, ptb Rondo Az. was
hostess TO the Flying Needles
Club on Monday, March 10, Plans
were made for q tea 10 be given
IN May Mrs, Josie o'Neal was .
guest, A tasty lunch was served
by the hoateAa The next meeting
viii be al the home of Mrs. bun.
ME Wilson. pl2 IRlehart Az
Pal Chapter Holds Joint Meet.
IREi A joint meeting Of Psi Chap
ter and the Alumni Chapter Of
Kappa Alpha Pai fraternity win
be held ON Sunday. March n al
I .. m. at Local bi8 HAll, b2S
Rondo Az
New utlEeRi Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Meyer. 500 Fuller Az are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of n new son, born March
10 In Miller hospital, william
Richard 10 their first born and 10
also the first ErADdohiId for Mr.
and Mrs, Norman Meyers, pateT-
nal grandparents. Maternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs,
J, Bartsll
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
MWsleul Tea EefoVS
For canphoF SVee01Sfvl

Efforts OF CAmphor Memorial
Methodist church 10 raise funds
for conference reports were highly
successful. Mrs, G. r, Parker re-
ported this week following their
Musical Tea which was held In the
guild hall Of the church on sun.
day, March II from $50 10 o p. M,
The musical progrsm presented
proceeding the tea, arranged by
Mrs. G, r. Parker. who sponsored
the, tea. featured talent from the
MacPhail School Of Music; the
University Of Minnesota and To-
cal talent.
The tea table was laid with .
white lace cloth with a center
piece Of GiAdiOlaH and roses and q
silver tea service at one end. The
MlMsea Fern Frost and Vslda
johnson presided at the table.
The affair was well attended
and represented groups from
many churches and other orRAni.
EationS, including Mayor John
Daubnsy, his wife and son.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
ophsIiG Cherry
Toylor Moss
Wed March 8

Miss ophsna Cherry. 1908 En-
srson AV. N. daughter Of Mrs.
Leona Cherry Of Arlington. Tenn.
was married on Saturday March
Q. to Taylor b. Noes. 2S0S Tenth
Az. g.. son Of Mrs. Melissa Moss
Smith Of Paris. No.
The double ring ceremony took
place In Northwood. Ia. at the res
idence Of Rev. Emery J, BsAls. who
officiated.
The bride wore ankle an length
length gown Of ice blue satin de-
signed with Q semi-fitted bodice,
short sleeves and sweetheart neck
line and q full gathered skirt. She
wore 4 matching stoll Of net and .
eorsage Of double lavender or
chids. Her shell hat trimmed with
lily-of-ths valley flowers, brocaded
evening bag and satin pumps TINT
ed blue completed her ensemble.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Batsell
were their only attendants. Mrs.
Batsell was Attired In q pink lace
and net gown. ballerina length,
with matching brocaded sandals,
Her corsage was white gardenias
and she carried white accessories.
The groom and his attendant
both wore navy blue suits with
white carnation buttonaires.
A reception for the bridal party
and friends was held at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs, Leslie
Cornes, 1908 Emerson Az, ~,
from 8 TO 10 pm. following the
wedding. The brides table was
covered with white linen cloth and
centered with a bouquet Of mixed
flowers and a three TERED we'd
ding cake at one end. About 70 Of
their friends greeted the happy
couple. They received many beau.
tiful and useful gifts.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Moss were hosts 10 a group
Of their friends at an after party"
held at the Elks Rest,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

ing win be held on April IL. at
the home Of Mira. Mamie Green.
TTB st. Anthony Az.
Party IAat, Following Ia the list
Of guests present at the birthday
party given by Mrs, Laura
Foulkea, les RlESlow Lane, which
was held at the residence Of Mrs,
nlhe Daniels! Mr. and Mrs, G.
Bradley. the Mines, J, u, Nelson,
Emmalins White, Susie Tldoa.
Carrie Ailep, I4eonR Moore. Mat.
tie 0llyard, VSlmA Harrison,
Msasru, Allen Hollivay, LsrOy Bos.
ley, Charley ouiElsy. r. H. smit.
tie, J, c, Jackson, Guy Smith. Mr.
and Mrs, Henry Anderson. Club
members present were the Mines,
Betty Morris, EDNA Boalsy, Clara
BowNra. Eta Lewis, Claudia
sohuok, Frances Butord. Ethel
Thomas. Sadie Fletcher and I'll.
lie Daniels,
waCs MeetiAGi The womsn's
Society Of Christian Service Of
Camphor Methodist church met At
the home Of Mrs, Madeline Moaely
williams, aa2 ~ Avon, with 10
members present. on Friday.
March o, A nominating committee
was appointed 10 draft u slate Of
officers 10 serve the incoming
year. On March 10, the group was
the guest Of the wsCs Of Hol-
mans Memorial church At = coffee
alp, The affair was ClimAxed with
n biblical movie shown. The
bible on the Table" and several
selections rendered by thu very
talented Kemp sisters. Darlene
and Joetta II was n very enjoy.
able evening a. Expressed by all
present,
DclcEateaI Bllly Robertson and
Darlene Kemp. with Roberta
Bruce as alternate were elected
delegates by the MYF Of Camphor
Memorial Methodist church, % the
annual conference which will be-
held at uorham Methodist church,
Chicago, beginning May 18th.
New Board Members Mr. Ted
Allen. pTa IRlshart Az, was elected
Ia the board of directors ~ the
Family Service Of ~, Paul 10 serve
. three year term was announced
by the IT, Paul Community Chest
on Monday March 10.
Prayer Hand MsetsI The Prayer
Band viii meet at pm, on Thurs.
day evening March IA, with Rev.
n. Isabel. 300 Fuller Az
Member Of Dance Groups Miss
MArchstA Allen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, Ted Allen Of Ola Iglshart
Ave, q student at Rockford col.
Iege, Rockford, Iil,, IL making q
name for herself At college, A
member Of the Orcheais dance
group. she will take part IN n
studio program Of student ohore.
ography 10 bs given Friday and
In Potts thsatsT on the
campus, The program will feature
q modern dance Interpretation of
the Biblical narrative ~ Esther.
~ we'll M . series Of dance type,
Christening Held One % the CD.
test church ROerS NJ Camphor Me-
mortal Methodist church on Sun.
day, March ~, was Wanda Jean
Ellis who smiled right thru the
christening ceremony performed
by Rev. Jerome Del Pine, Baby
Wanda Jean IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Scion Ellis, sci Western
Az Sponsors were Mr.. and Mrs
TIsn Campbell of b43 Carroll Az
Matinee Bridge Cum Mrs
Manly Rhodes, 600 Carroll Az, was
hostess 20 the Matinee Bridge
Club on Wednesday. March 10,
Prizes were won by the Mines
Hmm. R,nr1 RrnnI ana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

pital on Friday. March II and h
reported slightly improved. but
still not able to be out Of bed.
T. G. Maids And AaatrOns Club:
Mrs. o. B. Williams, 4445 First
Av, s., win be hostess to the Twin
City Maids and Matrons Bridge
Club on Saturday, March 20.
TOnAiIIcctomy: Miss Mamie Hes
ter, 1912 Smelling Av. returned
home on Monday. March 10, from
Fairview hospital, where ahe UNI
derwent a tonsillectomy.
Birthday Greetings, Birthday
greetings to Mr.. Edward Smith Of
us 18th Av. s.. who will celebrate
his natal day on March "A.
Cheer You Up Club: Mrs. Geo.
Peters, 5000 Oakland Av.. was
hostess TO the Cheer You Up Club
on Monday evening, March IS.
Various games were played during
the evening. after which q full
course dinner was served by the
hostess. Members present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Thompson. Mrs
Bernice Henry and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooper.
Attend Meeting: Mrs. Mamie
Uptegrove, 1913 Fourth Av. s.,
owner and operator of the Cornell
ius Nursing Home, spent the day
in 81 Cloud, MINI. on Tuesday.
March 10. Mrs. Uptegrove's trip
was on important business in con-
nection with the nursing home as
soCiation.
Educational Committee Meets:
The Educational Committee OF the
Minneapolis Urban League Guild
met Tuesday, March 10 at the
Urban League office. Plans were
formulated for the annual scholar
ship award Mrs. Elizabeth Rod
gers is chairman of the commit
tee.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. E. z,
Byrd 3741 Fourth Av. s. entered
Fairview hospital on Tuesday.
March IS. for surgery
HOsPltAlIEed: Mr. Ralph Jones,
$3.50 Third Az, s.. Is a patient In
Glen Lake Sanitorium and il re-
ported seriously III.
81 Agnes Guild Call Meeting;
st. Agnes Guild Of ST. Thomas
Episcopal church held q call meet
ing on Wednesday evening. March
II, with Mrs. Barbara Cyrus. 1853
Clinton Az. a. hostess.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

tAU EOuEIn ANs ~, ana 4 new
brother for Edward and Melvin
Kent. Baby Timothy was born
March 9, In Maternity hospital and
weighed nine pounds and eight
ounces. Mrs. Viola McHenry Of
Minneapolis Is the Maternal
grandmother.
Out OF Hospital: Mr.. James e.
Brown Of $3.50 18th Av. s. has
been discharged from Fairview
hospital and Is now convaIescing
at home.
Attends Brotherhood Meeting:
Mrs. Robert Murray, 40S4 Third
Av. 8. attended a Brotherhood
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Nor
ma Norell, Of Elliot View Road, ST.
Louis Park. on Monday evening
March 8. The group was composed
Of Lutheran. Catholic, Jewish and
Methodist faith religious repfesen-
tatives, who discussed prejudices
practiced In the different faiths
and toward the Negro race. A
lively discussion was held and each
one felt that they had received a
better understanding Of the bar
riers facing each group and were
better fitted to combat these pre-
JUDGES after listening to this pan
el discussion.
Family Guests: Mrs. NJ. w.
Britts, (Therese Bailey, and
daughter. Johnice Of Newport, Rd.
l., arrived in the city on Tuesday
March Q, and are the house guests
Of their parents and grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Bailey, 3549
Fourth Av. s. Their stay il indef-
mite. Mr.. Britts will Join them in
July. and will enroll at the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota fall term In the
College Of Education and Admins
tration.
New Resident: Miss Alberta
Mcclellan Of Lamarque, Texas, ar
rived in the city on Sunday. March
II and win make her future home
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Jones, of 1887 Stevens Az.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. bessie
Gresham, PIT Clinton Az. re-
turned home from General hospital
on Tuesday. March Q. and Is much
improved and able to be back on
her job.
CreslteundO's Club; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carter. 1921 Fourth Az.
8. win be hosts TO the Cresiteun!
dos Club on Sunday, March 81
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Hawkins, 1852 Fifth Az.
s. had a. their dinner guests on
Sunday, March IA, Mrs. Rufus
Mack Of Little Rock. Ark. and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bailey and
children.
With Brother: Mr.. John Jones
Of Jersey City. N. j.. arrived in
the city on Monday. March IS, to
be at the bedside Of his brother.
Mr.. Ralph Jones OF 1850 Third Az.
s.. who Is seriously ILL.,
Home From Hospital; Mrs Alice
Morgan. 1927 Fifth Av s., re-
turned home from Swedish hos
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
ANTHONY CAssIUs SAYS
wANT-ADs IN THIS PAPER
GET IMMEDIATE RESULTS

In only a few minutes after the
March ~ edition Of this paper was
off the press. Anthony CaASiuA.
Minneapolis business man who ran
an ad in the Classified section
said he had a call from the nd.
on Friday, he told this paper he
received seven calls
Advertising In your want-ad
section. really gets the results.
Mr. cassius reported.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19
YOUNG ADULTS To
PRESENT PI.AYIET

The Young Adults club Of Halle
q Brown House, presents. "opsrA-
ton Spring Youth In swing. We
wish 10 extend q public invitation
10 all the young adults In the Twin
Cities, Admission free. Saturday,
March ~. at $50 y, m. Refresh.
msnts will be served.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19

Every week full page Of pic
lures of the latest news events In
the a. n. and In the world across
the seas, No other paper In this
area can offer you such . feature.
advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-03-19


PtaN Carey T0saim0Rlal
A Twin city-wido general CON-
mittoe win meet Monday night,
March "A az Up. m. at a0SS Third
Az q, Minneapolis 10 plan the
testimonial banquet which win b
held Monday night, April 10 In
honor Of TalmAgO b, Carey. vet.
srAn Minneapolis civic, fFAtsrnal
and political figure.
Anthony u, Cassius ls general
chairman Of the affair which win
be held al the DyckmAn Hotel
Tickets are ~ per plato.
Rev. DNRKil Carly. president Of
the Associated Negro Credit
Union said this week that the idea
Of honoring Mr.. Carey has rOcelV-
ed widespread approval.