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WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
APIS EuRNIsHEp-VA

ARL. BLyD.m-1 rm.. kit, share bath:
all utils ia, s-if33, 3
ARL.-Nice transient spts. nr. Penta.
ana pats OsR a as4bs Mf5a issyies KE ssfaidfs9
FALLS CHURCH. is min. Pentason.
y Civ. rm. bedrm., dinette,
kit. porch Ref, 500, JE. S.i642.
6eO cath ST. s. Arl.--1 or .
nedIm; apis. No children. OF.
n ALEX. EFFICIENcY-s rooms. s
min. Pentason, Airport: .12 min.
e. C.; bus at corner. SIS incl.
utils. ayal. immed. RA. 6-5022.
AIR CONDITIONED bssut. 2-Oedrm:
washer and dryer, fuli din. rm.. J
iireplaees. original mantels; charm
ing,y furnished, IE, 6-es39. =,
privacy: nr; bus, shops, cpl onfyi
FafLs AL 5H 6HuRcT Il EpsiHERa ARfaLiv. HIt rm.
pSfeh SsH5m entF f' adults nts Gf'n JE aoass oaaHss'
ARLINGTON-Beau large en-
cheney. Beautiful large airy kitchen.
6SR6sey 6oTso6d P5iv1rd m0 EsnfS .o s.nFs4dn pssS
@aif PGaho0f 70 new w Hecht iii Store; "fah; handy
all buses; SOS. ia. s-6211.
ALFX.-Widow has lovely master
bedrm shower bath, kitchen privil;
LGE. 2d-FL. LIv.-BEDRM., knotty
pins; clean, sttrac. . empl adults.
Housekeeping priyils. IA 2-S91s.
AEItNGToN--Nr- Pentagon bed
I'm. ant newly turn; S100 incl.
al! utils. JA. 5-6540. JE. 2-7732.
II
Good looking liv. rm bedrm..
Kit. pvt. bath front and rear entr.,
front and rear porches, lovely gar.
der: tst A. pvt nome. Garage II de-
sired Empl adults. Nice for sum.
mer. 10 min. TO d {. IA 1-2110.
OR LADIES TO share lovely apt.
at Hunting Towers. TIE. 6-476t.
so. ARLINGTON-2-b -bedrms.; lovely
SURROUNDINGS. pvt. entL. paIklns
fscil; avail. today. OF. 4-932s.
FALLS CHURCH. bedrm., living
rm, kit. and bath; I'd a.. pvt. homei
ADULTS only; $50 mo. incl utu. iu
rent unfurn, JE, 2-l464:
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COUNTRY BOARD

BEST FOOD. well-prepared. home
grown meats. eggs. veget.; modern,
cool. clean, nr. mts. MRS. CLINT
BURNER, Phi. 929-F-11, woodstock.
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REGISTERED
POLLED HEREFORDS
Popular bloodline at supermarket
prices.
30 POLLED BULLS
Ready for service
Ii POLLED HEIFERS
40 HEREFORD COWS
Some with calves at side
Improve your herd with fast gaining.
from
MEADoWBRoOK FARMS
Rte. 80. Ellicott City. Nd. J. c. Lewis
ELLICOTT CITY GO9
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GILBERT

COLoRED-FRONT RM.: ige closet.
privils.; refined cpl. or ssl.. quiet
home. ff5 Lsmont ST. NV. TU. p
CoLoRED - 1se, FAIRMoNT ST
NV rm., kitchen. IA. 9-4S60
-3
CoLORED-h1Ot 8th ST. N.w.--Lge.
nm. IND a. front: pvt. bath; in
small apt. bldg; quiet residential
neighborhood, cow. to tranSp. and
shopping. Call DE. 2-4290 after ..
-
ST. N.W.-Front twin
bed rm. close transp.; also single
rm.; PRIVILEGES. DU. 1-6641. B
COLORED-1i3I CLIFTON ST. NV.
Single and double rms. HO.
C0IORhD-1sOe WYOMING AVE.
NV Rooms and apts.. single and
double twin beds. innerspring mat
tEessei Ionv. transp. Hu. S-So7o'
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APTs. EURNIsHED-Mo

HTarrsyLn apa pvt enfranee a 5P transp: snsp:
,1sy qsy' sSth @A 81. s1!sTS Mt. Rainier Md
s5s5 LASDoVER RID. Landover, Md.
-3-rm;. clean. mod. apt; PVT. BATH
PVT oa entri dI;i, sarge wH and ee1H gtils: SOS
SILVER SPRING-Liv, rm., bedrm..
kit, pvt bath and entr., nicely fur.
nished, all utils.. Sl00. JU. 5-6567.
CoLMAR MANoR-2nd A.. lv. rm..
to d. c, WA. 7-6969, wkdys after 8.
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit. and bath; LIST
4; Child accept,. S67 SO. utils, Incl;
oSh Ne BEbKM STai 4f'ufsn n.y. f@ X Et ass and BATH
Venetian blinds. good .furn,. large
level yard laundry facilities; 3
blocks. to bus. streetcar; $50 month.
NEAR TH VA Waiter REED-completel,
dining alcove. kitchen: bath; all
utils, Phone OIL. 4.3525. =
NkAE daDex WAITER s1t cbrsh RhEPPedT90m Use Of sT
ming pool. May 15-oct. 10. JU;o g.
BRENTWOOD. MD.-Living rm.
bedrms.. KIT. and bath; large yard
shild: snd sss6en ssd wa, WI e46f son'ider sman
MODERN ,FURN., Aft bedrm;.
iiy rm kit and bath heat lights fTn
CORAL HILLS, S.E;--Nicely turn l.
kit, Z and bath; S64 50. incl. all
utils, Located in garden-type de;
ySlopmenfo ys Es 10. Apply SIsi1d i414 soones I'M
TWo RMS, side porch. 1st a.. 500
per mo-; also trailer, elec, refgr..
$50 mo-. both share shower; no
pets, parties or drinking. 10. g.
SILVER SPRING. Georgia ,ye,--Apt.-
office, fun bath, modern bldg. Ju.
$3.50. JU: 9-ll4l. "A
HYATTSVILLE, MD, 530l Decstu at.
FHrn or Gnfurn 1ntg spt iiy -sedrS S,D n
SGn01t Ss I'm. E''4 4-!sis. 5Sls[ ana 0''n' Si1'0'
TAKOMA PIX, Md lse. rms. kit.
PIX; quiet, pleasant $75 per mo;
, WIS, KoN f9rni i.x ~ s-49o2x, h..-n
ESsrsreem SSs s1 mo 4-;4se. $Ga BOYD ave Phone
SEAT PLEASANT - 1st a. 3 rms,
pvt. bath and entr.; honey and
NICE; employed couple; se2. RE.
TAKoMA PARK-Non- smokers; bed
room liv. rm., kit. pvt. bath; well
furn;; ,s6s,5o. 24o Manor Circle.
TAX. PKK.2Attr. X surn;: 3 rms. and
LIViNS ilf Ssth RM Ss96q hEbRMs 5R s2lsq v.py i7e
kit tiled bath, 3 lge closets: $a7. .bOi
CHEvERLY AREA " Owners home,
End f., 3 ms, pvt. bath; S72, incl.
utils.' no children or pets; avail.
SeiThporhe0d' Sehf s@D'0ysa va 7a1a@ rs Sp'i
Sc, MD. 3 rms. .semibath, for
couple; well .@li equipped for houSekeep-
TAKoMA PARk-D. c. LINEn1 bed
snse sm eo chid eGpGyed eSys JGpOs JU ss.sssoo 800
Bedrm. sitting room.
kit, bath: utils, incl; 3 doors 10
GGapital Transit bus; $50 per mo.
sskM II iyRS APT .1s With VIII Dys bath;
UN, 1906 for details 4
LARGE LIV. RM. bedrm. and
kitchen; pvt. bath and entrance;
Of barbecue hrepl,,,, table and
Md 5-9s-W-l1.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
Efficiency apt. in apt BLDG. in Sill.
yer Spring; SO per week or 500
per month. Incl. utils Inquire at
500 End ave, Apt. l or call JU.
9-5S52.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
A very moderate and pvt. furn. apt:
liv rm,. kit. lRe. hedrm. with twin
closets; "a block to bus. walking
distance TO stores; SS5 mo, 10. g.
$500. RE. 5-920S. -3
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Brisht basement
apt; large room. refgr.. sink,
monsh n1ont SpRTsr Ttiis incl. A P5lS''s pE sss5
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrac English
bsmt.; liv. rm.. l bedrm.. kit. bath:
suit ,2t,,s or B., 3 Gentlemep nn 9poi only; Ss5
men dTTn Excei xc@ & fpt flliS0te L4 bus trsnsp az
Parking, ALWAYS available; z
ser service Be- BendIX IL washer 5fSIs and dryer
s-RooM AfT.0Porch, utiIs.. Bendix,
conv. transp.. shopping. Sl0o mo
80 Rittenhouse st. NV. -6
9 APTS.--Bed-lv. rm. and kit. PVT,
eentr,, md f., SCI. ssndde snd So5. Aga
NE. sECTiON-Bedrm. and kit, all
center, transp., $50 month, caii
after 8 pm. all day Sunday. LA.
sei9 ei9'tS Conn., and bedrm. apts..
newly dec; utils., shopping, laundry.
efs isfi fNiioRTfEf fIis cAiRsoLLISA In AVE Sc. nr.
Navy Yard--1st A.. . rms, liv. .rm;,
bedrm'. kit, pvt bath; incl. back
ceoSSEcTicuT ceGSSSh saS flef AvE FelEE SaS bedrm iv
rm.. kit, bath; utils. incl. In apt.
bldg. HU. 3-3779. -
GENTLEMAN - Mass Wis. ave
large, cool, conf comb. bed-liv rm;,
bath, refgr.. linens. pvt. entr. through
garden; $50: ref. REQ. EN-. 3-S2S9
-
CPLE. TO SHARE nicely furn. apt;
| child accepted; use Of wash,
mach. phone: $50. LU. 2-74s3. -
BROOKLAND-2 apts., bedrm., liv.
rm. kit, dinette. bath; nicely furn;
redec.; apt. bldg; 500. La. 6-95SS.
-.
CAPITOL HILIs--Apt bldg. 3 rms,
bath. all utils. nicely furn. refined
couple or single: $50. KE. S-6354.
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TWO 1-BEDRM. APIS. avail. very
nicely furn.. in well7kept apt: bldg;
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st. NV.
-Elev.. efic.; 8 BEDRMS.. liv.. rm..
din. rm.,- kit, bath. EN-. 3-9077.
1615 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Smartly
furnished l-bedrm apt. S135 mo.
eiIHeli eail An. fsi aNI64o; ui eves.. DE. 24o4i.
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BACHELOR APT, 3rd f., 9 rms,
air-cond., unlim. phone, shower, mr..
bus: pvt. home, lovely surroundings,
adJ. GEORGETOWN. EN-. 2-4626. .
LIV. RIM, bedrm; fully equipped
kit; utils.; excel. transp.; empl
cpl. Ii. 1-2261.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Furnished
room: convenient location. WO.
E-l'sSl
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SCI WEBSTER ST. N.W.-3-rm.
basement apt, S65 or = rm. up
stairs apt. S55; RA. 6-4533. 3
5515 18th ST. N.W.-3-rm. apt; !;
bath; porch; phone; parking; good
ka ba hy. afp GSn
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

bath. 4 windows, 2 beds. lge. closet.
Tefgr.. maid. SO; smaller rm. 81.
1850 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Would you
like 8 nice front room for only
Ice. MASTER BEDRM., pvt. bath:
pvt. det. home, mr. exp bus. Gentle
man. RA. 3-6SS5 after d. Il
THE EARLE, 2S44 Conn. ave. NV
Lee. front room newly furn., for 3.
Lge. closets. sgle beds. kit. and ldry.
privils., TV lounge; S25 each per
mo. Other rooms. DU. 1-571S.
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MT. PLEASANT SECTION, 1s2s In

gleSide ter. n.w.-Two bedrms., liv.
rm., kit. and pvt. bath; rear porch;
2nd f., eompl. furn. except linens.
Also laupd. privils. Phone NO. T.
13HN fnh amt .
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IRVING ST. NV. 172S
Lee. front rm. nicely furn.. with u
tile bath connecting. kit. privil. Sic
a week CO 5-ll91.
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RS65 29th ST.-Lovely. lse. master
hedrm., near bath: COW. tranSp.:
Unlim. phone. Call DU. 1-SOSS
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7Ia EAST CAPITOL ST.-Liv. -bedrm..
large kit. pvt. bath, ground floor,
Also bSmt rooms, pvt. entrance.
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SPACIOUS DOUBLE RM. tor 2 you

! III KENNEDY ST.-2 lovely rms.
for lady: lge closets. Lgh unlim
phone, good tranSp. RA. 1882.
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ATTRACTTVE Apt

146S Girard st. n.w.-In apt BLDG:
front; nv: rm.. bedrm.. twin beds
and lge. closet. kit, pvt. bath. Cple.
SSS mo. See Apt. 2. HU. 3-S6S1.
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26O6 l. ST. N.W.-Bsmt.. 3 rms.
bath. pvt. entr.. clean. quiet; well
furn. S16 mo. Util. ME. S-4560.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1925 10Th St NV.
Nice furnished apt, everything In
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Hotel Hawthorne
2134 G ST. NV.
Across From Geo. Wash. U.
Quiet. comfortable living. Running
water all rooms: reas. daily, weekly
rates.
QUE ST. NV, 1854
Single rm.. run. water. $3.50 week
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UPPER 18th ST. SEC.-1 and 2 rm.,
kit. and bath aptS.. attrac. furn.
Newly dec. Res. mgr. IA. 9-3324.
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200 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-3 rms,
share bath, empl. gentle couple
only. Good transp.. block from
DOWNTOWN LUXURY laree rms.
tile bath shower. no kit. Man $50
mo. 1247 N. H. ave. NV. 81 pm.
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THE CLIFTON. 1923 Clifton st. NV.
a lge. rms. 2 bedrms., beds;
din. rm., kit, hall, bath, pantry.
See ianitor or phone NO. 7-4O42.
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MODERN APT. BLDG.--Nicely furn.
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dinette;
tile bath dole. exposure, screened
porch. parking lot; $50. WA. 1-76l9.
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COLUMBIA RD., I85e-3-rms. mod
fm fnn &C. Se 5eSs1o tSipDfs Ext ks 4o4 tlied 0a'n
1905 MADISON ST. NV bedrms..
bath, lee kit. inclosed sun porch.
RA. 3-1206 between 12 and 6.
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DRMS., living room.
6 large closets, near
; after 8 pm. ia. o.
q
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12
French Socialists Vote
 To Support w. Germany Rearmament Agreement

PARIS, R-By margin of more than to 1, the French So- cialist Party Thursday voted to support the Paris agreements to rearm West Germany. This was believed to assure ratification in the National Assembly, where. the Socialists hold the biggest single bloc of votes.
 A special convention of the par ty voted 2,817 to 454, with 93 ab- stentions, in favor of the accords.
 The party, which has 105 votes in the 627-member National As sembly, will vote later on whether to let six of it's members join Pre- mier Pierre Mendes-France's coa- lition cabinet.
 A decision to join the cabinet would come at an advantageous time for Mendes-France, who leaves this weekend for Washing ton and talks with President Els enhoWer.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12

were employed in Seward, and they advised Frank to seek out Clumpner.
 Frank says the naturalization officer really appreciated his problem, helping him to fill out the numerous papers necessary, answering all of Franks many questions, and encouraging him to be patient during the five years it would take to receive final papers.
 Monday, Oct. 25, final citizen ship papers were finally granted in Seward to Frank Walunga, a full-blooded Alaskan Eskimo, the father of five children, and en- thusiastic new American.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12
Okinawa Prison Riot Subdued in Fifth Day

NAHA, Okinawa, R-A 54O- man task force of armed police subdued the 800 rebellious con- victs of riot-torn Naha Peniten- tiary Thursday without fight.
 The prisoners, exhausted by their five-day spree of window smashing and demonstrations over the prison conditions, submitted meekly as the police moved in.
 The riot began as an attempted mass breakout Sunday. Fifty-one escaped, but "A were recaptured or gave themselves up. The 27 are still at large.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12
Eskimo Born in Soviet Siberia
 Finally Gets US. Citizenship p

SEWARD-An accident of birth has caused many complications for Frank Walunga, a St. Law renee Island native.
 But last week, 36 years after the accident" Frank finally re- ceived his citizenship papers.
 One day in the early 1900s, Franks parents were sailing far from their St. Lawrence Island home in their umiak, hunting for walrus and oogruk, when Mrs. Walunga decided it was time to find shelter and a place for their baby to be born.
 The nearest shelter proved to be with far-distant relatives on the Siberian coast, 40 miles from their own home at Savoonga on the island.
 And so, Frank was born in Si- beria.
 Attending school in Gambell on the island, Frank learned the Pledge of Allegiance to the US. flag, the Declaration of Indepen- dence, even the preamble to the Constitution. He learned the meaning of the Christian faith from his parents, and became a Seventh Day Adventist in young manhood.
 In 1949 Frank came to the Sew ard Sanitorium to be near his wife, Gladys, one of the first pa tients to be admitted. He went to work as an orderly.
 "What are these things-pota- toes? How do I eat this-orange?'
 Mrs. Betty Nelson of the Sana- torium staff remembers well Franks amazement as he saw strange fruits and vegetables as well as cars, steam radiators, and telephones for the first time.
 Frank was a good employee, dependable, friendly and honest, " Mrs. Nelson says. "He was always eager to learn more about his country and to share his enthusi- asm with his wife,"
 Now Frank knew he might be able to settle the citizenship mat ter once and for all, if he could just talk to the right person.
 The right person turned out to be Paul Clumpner, of the Natur- alization and Immigration Service office in Anchorage.
 MT. and Mrs. Conley, who had helped Frank in Gambell, now
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12
No Confirmation Now For ICC Appointment, Senator Predicts


 WASHINGTON, R-The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Thursday approved, on what amounted to party line vote, President Eisenhower's nomina- ton of George C. McConnaughey to be a member and chairman of the Federal Communication Com mission.
 Sen. Monroney D-Okla) imme- diately predicted the nomination will not be confirmed by the Sen ate this session. He said the nomi- nation definitely falls within the controversial" category.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12

Democratic leaders in the Sen- ate agreed Tuesday no controver- sial nominations would be ap- proved during the special session of the Senate called to pass on censure charges against Sen. Me- Carthy.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12

Letter-Size File Folders For Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-12
ANGRY ITALIAN COMMUTERS PROTEST TRAIN SCHEDULES

CISTERNA DI ROMA, Italy, R Scores of angry commuters massed on the tracks here Thurs day in a demonstration against train schedules which fail to get them to Rome in time for work. The commuters halted all trains from Cisterna station for 21s hours.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-10

C. C. L.; ping pong table is being
loaned by Mr.. apd Mrs. Miller Fink
and Mr.. Harry Blymyre has built a
sand box for the small children and
the Rawson Sewing Club contributed
money for sand. NThere have been
many requests for a, shuffleboard set
and il any interested person in the
community would lila to contribute
toward one, he may 10 so by calling
Rawson 2303. On Tainy nights, in
door games such as Hex, Monopoly
and Dominoes are Fl fhrnished by Penny
Fink and the childfen play inside the
community building 3.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kimberly dnd Mrs. A. Merritt
were Mrs. Lawrd nee Merritt, Mary
and Jim of Toledo and Pvt. James
Kimberly of Ft. Knox, Ky.
The Rawson Lipn's Auxiliary will
hold their regular meeting tonight in
the Community House with Mrs.
Frank Kimberly land Mrs. Harry
Blymyre as hostesses. Workers
sheets will be distributed to the club
members for the 1854 Birthday Cal
endars, project they have sponsored
for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rainey spent
Sunday afternoqh in Toledo visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. I'm. Kreuger, cousins
of Mrs. RaineY
Mr.. and Nh 5. Harley Smith and
Mrs. Dean Smith and Cindy called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ieo. Market, Wapakon-
eta and Mrs. August Smith, Buck
land, Sunday.
The Rawsok Lions will have ladies
night and Snstallation of officers
Thursday eveh hing, June II. The ban
quet will be Il the Rawson Methodist
church.
Miss Pat Smith is staying with her
brother and Family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith In Findlay.
Mrs. Sam Cu1p attended Ladies of
the Moose last Thursday evening in
Findlay. This was the night of initia-
ton and there wei Ie six candidates.
Pvt. Ronnie Smith, Rawson and
Pvt. Richard AmS Stutz, Mt. Cory, We're
home from Ft. Knox, Ky. over the
week end.
Ensign Robett Conner who has been
home on leava left with his mother
last Thursday for Washington, d. c.
to spend a fey days. He will leave
from Washing ton for his base in
Chincoteague, Va. and his mother will
return to her home in Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs.APearl Burket returned
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-10
Mildred Tenny, st. Mmy's, Becomes Bride
Of John IFiplehorn At Methodist Church

Ceremonies at 1.-THE Meth dis t
church Friday evening saw Miss Mil
dred Tenney, daughter of Jack Ten
ney, Route 2, ST. Marys, become the
bride of John F. Eriplehorn, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Triplehorn. The
custom of open church was observed.
Miss Tenney, a senior at Lima
Memorial Hospital SCHOOL, of Nurs-
ing, selected Miss Shirley Studer for
her maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Helen Stemen and Miss Lora
Triplehorn. Beverly Buther. cousin
of the bride, served as ftbwer girl.
Don Triplehorn, brother of the
groom, acted as best man and the
ushers were Mahlon Wknger, Toledo.
and Karl Klassen. CT layton Bucher,
cousin of the bride, was the vocalist
DR.. v. H. Altman, lima, uncle of
the bride, performed the double ring
ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Rob-
ert King, pastor of the church. A
reception followed in the church So
cial rooms.
The bridegroom recently returned
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-10
Kenneth grich To
We'd Lois Snyder
June IL In Kansas

Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Snyder, Almena,
Kansas, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Lois, to Mt. Kenneth j..
Urich, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Urich
of Bluffton.
Miss Snyder ATTENDED Kansas State
college for two years where she was
affiliated with Delta Delta Delta So
rority and majored i'm pre-nursing.
She is now juniorl at St. Luke's
Hospital School of Nursing in Den
yer.
Mr.. Urich served with the u. S.
Navy during World Wa ii and is a
senior at the University of Denver
where he is affiliated with Lambda
Chi Alpha fraternity. He is a busi-
ness administration major and will
graduate Friday. Following gradua-
ton he will take a position with the
Continental Oil Co. i Denver where
he and Mrs. Urich fyill reside after
the wedding.
Mrs. Urich and daughter, Patty,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ridhard Urich, Ok
ford, Ohio, will driYe to Denver to
attend the wedding TO be held June
IL.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-06-10

home after weeks stay 1t Channel
Grove, East Harbor, Port Clinton.
They say fishing was goSd but the
weather dreadful to be qht in. We
had some of the same Weather here
in Rawson.
Mrs. Alvin Boyer, Wig had a severe
fall few days ago, gan hardly get
around.
Mrs. r. S. Trask sion the sick list
and how she loves to get cards!
Help her to pass away those long
hours by sending het cards and flow
ers.
The MoSoDa CCI held their last
meeting for the sumber months with
a family picnic at the Rawson Com
munity park, May sd, They will re-
sumo their meetings in September.
Robert Lora of McComb has been
named to membership in the DIX
Century Club, exclusive society of
amateur radio operators who have
made two-way radio contacts with at
least 100 countries outside the United
States. Robert is nephew of Sam
Culp, Rawson and grandson of Mrs.
Sam Lora of near Beaverdam.
If any one wishes to have news in
the News he may leave same at the
Village Restaurant not later than
Monday noon, or call Rawson 2103
any time Sunday OF Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEONARD Zmuda and
son Dennis of Toledo will be week
end guests the 10th and goth. Mrs.
Zmuda is the former Sarah Miller.
She graduated from Mt. Cory high
school.
Miss Alta Miller, formerly teach
er in Rawson school, is now teaching
at Hillsboro, Ohio.f She is spending
her vacation at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Miller, La
fayette.
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with Miller Fink as supervisor. All
children in the tRawson grade school
district are invited to attend and
there is no charge to anyone. Games
available are Kolley ball, softball,
horse shoes, croqSet, badminton, ping
pong. The croquea set was contribut-
ed by Earl Hoch; the volley ball set
by the Lions Aukiliary; badminton
requets and two tel hnis rackets by Mr..
and Mrs. HoraceI Shaw; badminton
net and shuttlecodk dks by the MoSoDa,
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RAWSON
ROUNDUP

A week of raihy and cool weather
hasn't hurt the ate gndance at the
Rawson playground, Which opened at
600 p. m. June l. TIE lowest nightly
attendance was "a ahd the highest 54
children ranging in ages from three
to sixteen years. The playground
will be open every weekday evening
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CHANGE OF NAME

I, Alan Frede1cseDutseh rkiding at 2io
North Union St<esK. Lima. Oh, having been
known among kYienas and re @tives for the
past Is yearskG Ain Freaea& Blask, and
having passed the a2e Of Il do hereby de-
clare and gidM notieA tAasa1 - changing my
name TO Alan RsSderic BiAsR. ard shall ask
the Probate C0axt Of Allen County, Ohio. 70
approve the sarneA
June 10
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from 1s-monthsJ service in Korea
with the army ard plans to enroll at
Ohio State university for the summer
term.
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READ THE WANT ADS
, 1954-08-26
CARD OF THANKs

Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Scales
Of Christiansted wito thank
the Dotora. Nurses of the
Charles Harwood Memorial
Hospital also M p1 James.
Mrs. Elena Christian and the
students Of the cAristiansted
High Shool for their loyal De
votion shown 10 our daughter
Dolores Irish during her i'll
ness. and to the many frieens
70 rtheir sympathy shown ia
during the darkest period Of
our lives.
, 1954-08-26
I S

Savings Bank Book No.
F-10ll having beenstolen, the
holder thereof is hereby re-
quetsed to present it to the
Bank within twelve (12l
weeks from this date, as 9th
erWise the book will be cane
celled an da new one issued
in its place at the expiration
Of this period.
Virgin Islands NATL Bank
Christiansted
lob PRINTING
8
MSaM G& W &M
, 1954-08-26
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION f ST. cRoIx AT CFIRISTIAN$TED
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
FRED MCoRHEAD. deceased Probate No. 1854
NoTIcE'yo CREDITORS

LEROY A.STRIDIRON having been appointed Admins
traitor of the above entitled estate, does hereby give notice to-
all creditors and all other persons having claims against the
said estate to present such claims with proper vouchers
within six (l months from the date hereof. Persons indebted
to the said estate are likewise requested to make payment
within the said time to the Executor or his attorney.
Dated: Augusts "a, 1854.
Alrneric Z. Christian Leroy "A. Stridiron
Attorney Administrator
LOST s2aI@ CARD or THANKS