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SOS MONTHLY
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Lovely T-room brick house. in con-
venient section; reduced to rent
quickly. Come to ONCE for key.
Other houses and apis. available.
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1884
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. brick; 3
Avail. immed. L.. 1850 so'f Before sfs 5.
coLoRED - MODERN e-BEDRsM.
houses, automatic gas heat. IN ex.
ceptionally quiet neighborhood. SIS
~ 1'ss sf 4Pa'S daily Or IS D5e is
c Oh sIgsi WITH INCOME.
Very attractively arranged house;
presently has 2 tenants paying SIT
per mo-. Attractive apts.: can be
arraas ss1s within ,tn -, 12 81 s Giya5d s:.
c oHt1n; ~ YOU 81 ST. N.W.os
rms, 2 baths, kitchen. eoinpl reno
waited; lovely neighborhood: S100
mo; HARRISON q ADAMS. Ma.
c eGS5SSi;D7 VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.
% rms. s-story brick. bsmt.. gas
INV. b. 500 mo. Elk $4,000. Ewes.
HO. 2-0325. -s5
COLORED-IS39 ONTARIO PL. NV.
Brick seInidet.. 2-story house with
fenced side yard, having liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths
and bsmt. To inspect call AMERI-
CAN SECURITY g. TRUST Co. ST.
CoIDoo II;NMA PARK, 39es
2Ist ST. N.E.-Beautiful S6-rm.
home with rec. rm., built-in garage.
reas; rent. Call MR.. LAWRENCE.
coIoRED@sis- aSth ST.. N.W.@4
rooms, kitchen and latrine: SO;
ST. 3-S220: EN-. $780,. --26
COL0RED-i6 SEATON PL. NE
Exceptionally clean three bedroom
row brick. front porch. $75. per
month Call JU. 9-4573 Sunday or
CO. 5-0222 weekdays. WALKER g.
COLORED-N.W. - 10-rm, house.
newly dec, auto. heat; reas. HO.
2-1572: tn. 2-7793.
CoLoRED-3O13 VISTA ST. NE
Bungalow having 5 rms. kit, dim
cite. bath, oil hot-water heat, refrig-
Grafton. Rent $50.
r. v. MARCERON
613 18th st. NV. MA. S-65sS
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK - custom
built, det.. 6 rms, ga baths, extra
s asp and slesPnS Dors secr r rm wip
fireplace and bar. gas h.-w.h.; q
car garage; insulated and storm
windows; Seen by appt. OWNER
AN. UNIV. PK.--Mod. . bedrms.: two
~, two eft. windows: lovely gar
den; air-eond. $4,000. Wo. 8-sls5.
BRENTWOOD, 5727 9th st. NV
Attrac. brick home; bedrms.. bath.
kit, liv. rm., din. rri1., rear porch.
fun bsmt., gas heat. Call RA,
Bs ilaSs1T soen1nssi BRICK-Twensso IT.
house: mod. kit. den. pantry; End
Il. apt; bsmt... recr. rnn.. full bath;
house in excel. cond., with many
extras. CLAUDE J.. SHIFLET, Tu.
2-04O0, RIA. $3.50. -26
BRIGHTW0OD SECTIONn you are
in the market for 9 nice corner
2h baths. buiit-in garage and at
Wo. 1854. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
Co. 1924 18th ST, AID. 4-2005.
BURLEITH. BY OWNER-6-rm. row
screened back porch. gas heat. alum.
storm windows and screens; excel.
sond;; con so1y. to everything; sIessssoo.
C All AREA-poR SALE BY
oWNER-No AGENTS. Convenient
Country. White frame house set In
double lot garden backing on lge.
private estate and fronting on Sc
cluded one-blk. street; IDEAL for
children Liy. rn., lge. din. rm..
x the ni,is additionaf n, hsrlnt
Se9. 500. owner at home this week
end. EN-. 3-TiS3. -25
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.--4-bedrn., p
bath brick semidet. home; close to
Conn. ave. with 100 deep Lowell ioi;
table space and pantry; 2-car ga
rage. Call OWNER, EN-. a-36o3.
cH III sFe Glass rooms. 1909 Oar
risen st. NV. Priced only ST 900 ss,;
Willard ave. Only ST. 900: Easy
terms. n. o. BOWMAN. Wos g.
MI. ff;LEAsaNr--Beaus. s-rm. home;
I'm. bsmt;; priced log, snail On; pay
TAKOMA PARK. D. Cow down
payment, terms ike rent will buy
this detached 3-bedroom corner
home in tip-top shape throushout.
Fireplace IN living rnl., attractive
kitchen, spacious closets. beautiful
rec. room. Vacant. quick possession.
Cal Miss Zaker. DI. 1880. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924 18th
St, AD 4-20o5.
HOME AND INCoME-1sss Irving
st. NV. SIS q mo. income from
furn. 2-rm. apt. enables you to live
rent free in immac. bedruis 2
baths. paneied attic and rec. rri.
gas h.-w. heat. garage. BY OWNER,
Excel. terms. DR.. S-e5S5. -28
DESIRABLE SHEPHERD PARK, close
to schools, shopping and transp.
Almost new beautiful home, s-story
brick and stone; bedrms.. Q baths.
1st-fi. paneled den, powder rm..
colored fixtures. family-sized din.
rrli., 25-ft liy. rTsa., ceIiter-hsll en-
trance, stone patio. beautiful rec.
rna., triple tract aluminium storm
windows throushcut. SacriflcinK for
immediate sale Owner learing city.
Call To. 2-l444. -26
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WHEATON
SHEPHERD Park
WEST EVANSVILLE
Sis

Three bedroom. two-story, fun base-
rent. gas hot-water heat; nice lot
Due 10 transfers cut Of town. we
have several CT these desirable
homes located IN a subdivision oper-
Ated as rental project for the past
II years.
These houses are well cared for
newly decorated throughout. inciud-
Ing floors. Convenient "a stores
schools, churches and transporta.
ton. You will have nice neifhbor,
as We have always been selectirs
with our clients.
STOVES BUT NO INTERPRETATIONS
No More Than Three Children
HARRISON 2-72s4
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW WILL SHARE NV. home with
! or 2 young empl. adults. Mr.. buses,
shop, etc. Box l7s-v, Star. RS
WILL SHARE partly flrn. house.
nice grounds: couple $50 mo-; also
cottage for rent. JE. 4-6S12. --25
TWO YOUNG LADIES to share NV.
home. "a blks. from Mass ave;
air-cond. twin bedrIn. with pvt.
bath; utils.. phone. linens. laundry
incl; also nv, Hammond organ and
TERRACE; $50 each; refs. REQ. EN-.
2-l672. IA
WIDOW would like to share her
house with q Christian. congenial
lady non-smoker and drinker. Cali
Sat. or Sun. weekdays after pm.
ia. 2-2633. -25
BETHESDA-Room, home priyils,. or
share house: l blk. Wis. shop: girl
or mother with child. AID. 4-7230.
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share furn. NV.
house with other girl; reasonable:
cow. transp. Ia. 9-S629. Pc
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

QUALIFIED adult
family require lease on small but
nice unfinished house in Kenwood.
Spring Valley, Kensington or other
similar section. Top rental paid.
WO. $1,000, Ext. 63SB; phone be-
3-BEDRM. HOUSE with yard; near
school. SHOPPING center; in Va; end
Aug; S125. XII. S-9S40.
HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in Silver
Spring: Bethesda: Chevy Chase. Free
appraisals. no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today
PERRY HAY CO.. JU. b-6242.
4 BEDRMs., unfurn., Diet. Bethesda
Chevy Chase area: adult DAUGHTERS
want nice home for parents. Approx.
$3.50. Excel. care. VIII consider OPP
ton to buy. DU. $1,000. Ext, 64S.
COUPLE TO BE MARRIED in late
Sept. desires to rent small house In
NV, d. c.. Bethesda or MONTGOMERY
County. Call EN-. 3-1S24 Sat. before
a d or Sun n o5h h
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REDUCED
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK

1908 18th ST. NE.
Four blocks north of new Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR. S105 MONTH
On 1-year lease, sos mo-, first year;
500 month, second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM SEMIDE-
TAcHED BRICK HOME; 8 BED
ROOMS, DINING ROOM. MODERN
KITCHEN, ETC.
, OPEN 3 TO &. SUNDAY
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT
Drive out Michigan ave, past Cath
ole Univ, turn left on 18th ST.. then
left on South Dakota 1 block.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1012 5th ST. NV.
d. 7-2434 DI. 7-s695
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
distance to Blessed Sacra-
ment and Lafayette schools. True
center-hall Colonial: 3 bedrooms,
baths and powder room: 2 finished
rooms on 3rd.: maids room and
bath; nice yard; 2-car garage; spa
cious rooms. Priced In eos with
liberal terms, Open SUM-, 1880 to 8.
6121 WESTERN AVE.
Dir: Out Conn. to Chevy Chase Cir
Gle. right on Western to 6121.
MERRYFIELD d WOODS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
FoGGY BOTTOM

The merits Of this close-in
area of rising values; walk by
70 b rSIomsc o missI e Ther Tais
modern comfort In this sound.
Groom brick house we offer.
fully restored. A low down
payemnt and small monthly
carrying charges will buy the
stvle--the charm of Left
Bank. GeorgetoFn. Greenwich
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
1412 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Open Today and Tomorrow
q ,TfJ &

- . ~SSN ssAA . - sf5
CORNERS RMS.-$17,950
1929 10th ST. NV.
Brick; front and rear porches; side
nan entr.;. 1st-h. bedrm., liv. rm.,
KIT: and din. area; 2nd A. has
bsmt. W/pvt. entr.. powder rm.; At.
tached gar; oil h.-w. heat. CT Offers
invited, 10ee down. DIR: Out 10th
81: to Mt. Pleasant to Kilborne, turn
left to our OPEN SIGN on corner.
SEE MR.; NoORY ON PREMISES.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 < st. NV. ME. $4,000
CoLORED - BRIGHTWOOD $3.50
8 rooms ana sunroona on ist door:
9 bedrooms and sunroom on End
floor; I ~ baths, gas h.-w.h., finished
basement, 2-car detached garage;
SD. 900, $1,000 down. DAWN REAL
ESTATE Jsoa 607 Kennedy st. NV.
Colonel e OWNER WILL sAcR.
remod. home; 500 Delafield pi. NV.
Excel financing to right party.
OWNER. TO. 9-5S14 or JU. 5-S9S4.
COLORED--81O n. I. AVE. N.W.-6
Ice. rms. and bath: oil h.-w.h.: new
nrvISg SoHuI.ion S0uV down. w. w.
COLORED--is0o BLOCK SHEPHERD
NM:-2,story, row brick; 3 rms.
kit, bath. each floor: full bsmt: Al
cond: End floor now bringing 500
mo. Down payt. reas.- and truly an
insurance pnan di Db offer; Call Miss
cOIoRED--owNER MUST LEAVE
for Japan; will sell equity at great
sacrifice. in mod. Diet. brick home
IN N SreSswood area. Inspection in
c y,isSi H1. I:$i7 fRayrNG ST. NJ NaS
Brick; Q rooms. bath; brick Earase;
cash. $4,000; balance easy terms.
S sS%g, by appt. DI. 7-7S19. RA.
CoLoRED-oPEN SAT. AND SIN.
3 to s pm; 1910 18th st. NV; q
bargain on today's market: rooms,
mel porches, Ia baths; oil NV.
n; dbls garage; priced at $14, 500,
incl; taxes: Excl: with HAROLD q.
fIs INGRAHAM ST.. N.w.-open
sun. till PM: sale or rent by
s spts sa modern der s baths; des brick e.
coLoRED-1sth AND ALLISON 70. ST.
NW.-Attrac. semidet. brk.; 4-bed-
rm.. in excel. cond.. priced to sell.
MEzzANeIo1TTE q CO., co. $4,000,
CoIoREDMMovE IN. sas5.; SI Ire.
clean. 6-rm. brick, modern kitchen
and bath; full basement: oil heat;
front and rear yards, priced low.
cOLoRED@oPEN ALL DAY SAT. and
Sun. Modern brick home, 8 bedrms.
and 2 baths, liv. rni., fireplace,
DIN rm.. KIT. rec. rm. with half
rage, 214 Jefferson st. NV. RA. g.
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CORNER BRICK, 8 rms, gas &C.
heat: leaving city: sacrifice. OWNER.
3 -BEDRM. sEMIDETACHED BRICK,
cell csllsn It. ne location Priced dS ,ris sn
s SHALL Ab. u zoe E CO. 1874 18th
DWNER--7oS EMERSON ST. Me-,
50 ,950-Open Sun. to B. Must sell
this week end. Any reasonable cash
offer considered: $1,000 LIST trust at
Az. Semidet. brick: s. rms. tiled
i s steal az t Els price 9 T1 .safsS
.2 BUCHANAN-Brick. 8 bedrms.,
1-bath. liX rm., din. rnl.. mod. kit.
storm windows and screens through
gut. House in excel. cond: CLAUDE
Z -SHIFLET, tn. 2-040o, RIA, g.
1908 FORT TOTEM DRIvE-opp.
park: attrac. 3-bedrm. brick home.
BY OWNER. s14,s5O. tn. 2-4o70.
.eoe ELK. EyART ST. N.E.-ston.-
S Sntbf n; bhlate;.i5 rms rs. d hts
space for another bldg. Very, very
Porter = REAL ESTATE aHe Va La, a. a.
$500; res, II; 3.sg95. --25
ARLINGTON, N. S27,950-1 acre, f..
bedrms.. pa baths. The charm of
the true Colonial has been kept in
this lovely. spacious, home; wide
center hall, gracious liv. rm., firepl.
windows from. floor to ceiling; real
din. rm.s 1Sx15, de luxe cleo. kit.
14x14, buffers pantry, II bath; End
A., 4 lovely. bright, beautiful bed
rms. and 2 full baths: 3rd A.. sew
eral disable rms: bsmt.; u bath;
oil h.-w. heat; l blk. shopping,
transportation, schools. Immed. poss.
LUCILLE COOK. Exclusive. JE.
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FRED EHRIICH

1918 Vermont Ave. NV. ST. 3-045O
After 8 PM. NO. 7-s44s
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HOUSES uNFuRhIsHfD

DOCTORS ATTENTION:
Ideal location for once and home
Woodmoor. Md. Most convenient to
schools. shopping. churches, trGnsp.
Ample parking for patients; will
build addition TO suit tenant.
STEVEN @. SELF. INC. Realtors.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w. /

COLORED-VACANT
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TIL 6
439 Jefferson ST. NV.
Row brick. eight rms. modern bath.
finished rni. in bSn1t.. gas h.-w.h.,
large yard. garaEe.
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sos NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
LILA BURT CUMMINGS
RE. 7-2271 Exclusive EN-. 3-6S5l
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CoLoRED-SPECIAL
Don't fail to see this high-class home
at q very specially reduced price
in order to sell this week end. just
OF N. Capitol st. on Girard. Lge.
front porch, liv. rm. with fireplace,
special arranged kitchen, large din.
rm., 2 rear porches screened; Law.
in bsmt,: 8 bedrms.. bath, on end.
For price. dn. payt and inspection,
call Mr.. Gibson, LO. 1880, with
M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st.
NV. NE. S-41On %
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1888 GALLATIN ST. N.E.-Beautiful.
6-rm house with built-in garage.
Powder rm. on LIST floor. Nice, quiet.
ne, location. Must see to appre-
ciate; SIPS mo.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
16as K St. NV. ma. S-os52
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Lovely T-room brick house, in con-
vsnisnt section; reduced to rent
Other houses and apis. available.
LIST NATL. REALTY
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Dennis,
of Lewes, are also receiving CON
gratulatiOns upon the birth of a
daughter, Nancy Lee, January 10th,
at the Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
Mrs. Roman Tammany has re-
turned to her residence on Second
Street, after spending several DAYS
in Newport, Delaware, with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel N, Tammany.
Captain and Mrs. Earl T. Poole
left on Monday by plane for a visit
to Bermuda.
Mr.. Perry 7. Burton has been
appointed as Senior Warden of St.
Peters Church. Captain Nathaniel
H. Evans was appointed Junior
Warden, Miss Sara H. Chambers.
Secretary, and Louis P. Ingram.
Treasurer.
A young hOspitalman aboard the
Navy transport ship AKA-53. on
maneuvers in Delaware Bay. an
parently fell overheard from his
ship last Wednesday night and
drowned in the frigid waters. The
accident was revealed on Monday
by Chief Warrant BOatswain Fran
els A. Massey, commanding officer
of the Lewes Station, u. S. Coast
Guard. Massey reported the station
intercepted a radio message from
the Navy craft to the pilot boat
Philadelphia, that man was miss
ing from the Navy ship, and was
presumed overheard.
Massey said, 1--WE received in
structlons from the Cape May, N.
j., Coast Guard Station to send out
a patrol boat in search of the miss
ING man. We secured lower Della
ware Bay until 2:3O a. m. Thurs
day, and again next day we patroll-
ed the shipping channel to 10 avail
The weather was bitterly cold at
that time and we felt that the man
didn't have a chance of survival if
ne were in that water"
He reported that late Thursday
the AKA-53 held a memorial fn-
neral service aboard the ship while
1t was anchored off Browns Shoals.
about four miles north of Lewes
The Navy ship pulled out after
wards for an undisclOsed destina-
ton.
The missing man was identified
as John Phillip Blackner. hospitaI-
man third class. He was about Is.
Massey made it clear that the in
formation was not disclosed until
the youths family could be notified
that he was missing.
The sailor was missing about
three hours before the Coast Guard
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was notified. The Coast Guard
agreed that secrecy surrounding
24-hOur Coast Guard security pa
trolling of the Delaware Bay mouth
may have delayed release of the
news.
Mrs. Helena Mustard Tammanv.
SO, long prominent in the civic
life Of Lewes and first president of
the Zwaanendael Club, here. died
Unexpectedly Monday at her home.
236 Second Street. Although Mrs,
Tammany had not been we'll for
some time, she continued her in
terest in public affairs. She was q
member of the LeWes Memorial
Commission, which operates the
Zwaanendael Museum state memo
rial to the first Dutch settlers at
Lewes; a member of the Lewps
Library Commission; the Presbv-
terrain Church, here, and had been
a member of the board of Brandy
wine Sanatorium.
The widow of Roman Tammanv.
former superintendent of Sussex
County Schools, who died in 1911.
Mrs. Tammany was a native of
Lewes, and a lifelong resident of
Delaware. Her chief hobby was
the history of her native town in
which she was well versed.~ She
was often called upon for informa-
ton of the history, growth and
other factors concerning Lewes
She served on the Delaware Ter
centenary Commission.
The former Helena M. Nichols
she was the daughter of the late
William P. Nichols, Lewes mer-
chant, and Bertha M. Tunnel
Nichols. She attended Lewes Union
school, as it was then called, and
was graduated in 1887 at the age
of Is.
Mrs. Tammany is survived by a
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WestmOreland County, Pa, basket
ball tournament He is also we'll
known locally for playing ability
in baseball, having been one of the
stars on the Lewes Pirates town
team during the past summer.
Mr.. Rodney B. Hazel, of Lewes.
announces the engagement of his
daughter, Miss Betty Ann Hazel. to
Mr.. Robert @. Short, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Short of Lewes. Miss
Hazel is a graduate of Lewes High
School and is now enrolled as a
senior at the Beebe Hospital School
of Nursing. Mr.. Short is also a
graduate of Lewes High School and
is now attending the University of
Delaware. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony DanrOW of
Lewes, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mrs Phyllis Danrow
Abbott, to Mr.. Harry Lyons Fish
er, son of Mrs. Matthew Fisher of
Lewes, and the late Mr.. Fisher.
The marriage took place January
IL, 1854, at the Grace Methodist
Church, Georgetown, Delaware.
Rev. Thomas c. Mulligan, pastor
of the church, performed the mar
riage ceremony. The bride, who
wore pale blue faile suit with
gold pin-strips, and accessories of
blue velvet with white carnations
as her cOrsage, had as her only
attendant, Miss Hester Donovan of
Lewes, who was dressed in laven-
der nylOn linen, with black aces
series. Her cOrsage was of pink
carnations. Mrs. Matthew Fisher. a
brother of the groom, was best man.
After a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls, the couple will reside at the
Whitney Dough Apartments, Pilot
Town, Lewes. Mr.. Fisher is on the
police force in Lewes.
The Ocean House on Lewes
Beach was the scene of a dinner
meeting and installation of new
officers for the Lewes Chamber of
Commerce on Wednesday. January
goth. Clarence E. Reyes, member
pAAAR oCNA ClelA VI the Delaware
State Chamber of Commerce, in
stalled the new trade body officers.
Mr.. Harry L. Funk Jr., personnel
superintendent of the Seaford Ny
lon Plant, was the principal speak
er for the evening.
Walter S. Howard was installed
as the new president; Homer B.
Ingram, as vice-president: Mrs
Katherine Ellis as secretary: and
William S. Jefferson, treasurer.
New directors include: D. H. c. Lit
Teton, Alton Birmingham. G. G.
Marshall and Frank Shapiro. who
will serve with hOldover directors
Mahlon Graves, Clifford L. Trader
Howard J. Derrickson, G. Edward
Wyatt, 3. Wilson Ingram and Otis
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Frazer of
Lewes, are receiving >congratuIa-
tons upon the birth of a daughter
Jackie Ellen, born at the Beebe
Hospital, January 9Th, 1854.
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BITE IS PUT ON HIM

OMAHA -(P)- Here's another
version of the story of the gent
who got bit by his own teeth. An
Omahan, with the courtesy born of
20 years experience, stepped aside
to let a secretary pass through the
OFFICES swinging door. It swung
back and nailed him on the chest.
He let out an "Ouch" as he ex-
tracted his choppers from a breast
pocket. They had bitten him.
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son, Samuel Nichols Tammany, of
Newport; a sister, Miss Augusta
Nichols, of the same address, a re-
tired registered nurse and osto-
path; and two grandsOns, r.. C.
Tammany, Richmond, Va, and Will
liam P. Tammany, U. S. Navy. A
son, Lt.-COmm. William P. Tam
many, died in 1912 in the Brooklyn
Naval Hospital.
Funeral services were held at 2
p. m. Wednesday, in the Presby-
terrain Church, here, with the Rev.
DR.. William Leishman, pastor. Off
ciating. Interment was made in the
Lewes Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Women Of The Moose

Mrs. Lillian Lynn, publicity wri-
ter for Harrington CHAPTER #1229,
Women of the Moose, announces
thatNthe meeting held on January
II was a most enjoyable affair. 1t
was a special meeting called due
to weather being bad last Thurs
day night Ten members were
present and three news members
were initiated. They were Bea-
trice Benson of Milford, Grace Will
son of Houston, and Velma Rhodes
of Milford. At the close of the
meeting refreshments were served
by Edna Fleischaurer, Catherine
Hopkins and EtzeI McCready,
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VEG enioyed hv an

which were enioyed bv all.
The annual midwinter confer
ence Of the Women of the Moose
VIII be held Sunday, January 81.
at Cambridge, Md, starting at 1870
in the afternoon. All members of
Harrington Chapter are invited to
attend. For further information
call Lillian Lynn at the following
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22
Credit

Installment credit has risen from
$500, 600, 600 outstanding in 1910
to $13. 500, 600, 900 in 1851.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-01-22

number, Milford 5783.
The next meeting night will be
Thursday evening, January 21. All
members are urged to be present.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1954-07-15
tie mestesf ZEE.
DEADY for fair time?

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Of course Junior has been grooming his WILDE prize
calf for weeks and Sis has the dress she made the All
ing club pressed and ready down to the last perfect stitch
Mother can't quite decide whether to pie cake
Naturally the only solution will be to enter both.
And Dad-wel Dad takes it all very calmly of course
He takes squnt at the weather and the crops estimates
when the second crop hay will have be cut when the
harvesting will have to be done and doubt that
thereI be much time for "farng this year Might take
day for the local fair but for dahng off to either of the
state fairs staying night and all that Hadn't better
count on it.
But it will be Dad who will announce at supper night
that they'll be taking off in the morning early for the big fair
Mother will pretend to fuss at the sudden notice. but she
peced it all the time and really has everything ready
No complete unless the family takes in at least
like the fairs for fun and education pride of accomplishment
and pleasure of seeing and being with everybody
And the fairs will be something this year Crops good
ranges good That you're going to the best in
livestock and agricultural shows and exhibits And fair
agements have gone all out for your entertainment
Take the North Montana State Fair Great Falls
ample Eight big days and nights instead of the
And admission prices will be lower too The fair
Friday July 30 when most exhibits and shows will be
ready that night the first big Leo Cremer r rodeo will
be held the lights The rodeo will for
the first four nights the big stage show estate Fair
view of 1854" will start Tuesday night Aug. 8, and run
through Aug T. The horseracng please turn to page 1