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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC ie4s eonss fully EQUIP.
incl. hydra. This Champion Of the
e, s.o 0IS ss, INDUSTRY ~ my g EOnTs
closed sun. see Mon. HANDLEY
{ FORD: 1928 O.. ave. NV. IA.
CADILLAC III series o. sedan; ny
dra., r. and b.. appearance and
sond aI MAKE this his owner Sos car
OLDS-CADIIdAC CO.. Farlington
SHOPPING Center. Alex. Va. ov.
CADILLAC. for sale BY owner; is4S
Club Coupe; gun metal and Frey ssy;
CADILLAC s 5s convsrt ii e. beautiful
powder blue finish, practically new
black top. red leather interior.
power steering, tinted GLASS. autro-
nc eye, wv; tires, r. and b, Hy-
d or,T s. s sais Is ovl owner r,E car;
SALES, TIT R. I. ave. ne. nu.
Cadillac II Fleetwood. beautiful
powder blue finish. matching seat
and h.. with rear seat speaker, ex-
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, i717 r. /.
ave. ne, DU. 7-S30a, Id
CADILLAC 1916 convert. +. and h.,
Wv. tires. good eond., S695.
Phone KE. S-7U15.
CADILLAC 1851 so Special, 4Adr.
sedan. beautiful light blue finish,
equipped with radio, heater, HYDRA
Matte, $4,000 actual miles, local
phySian wishes to sell second car,
$2,460. Call JU. 7-6552.
CHEVROLET 1868 standard 2-dr.;
heater; perfect cond. Have bought
larger car and will sell for $1,160 or
better. OIL. 1888. ewes. III
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr. sedan;
Powerglide., +. and h.: turn indie,
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel AIR 4-dr. Sc
dan: under 10 miles. 2-tone paint,
factory equipped. Save approx. $40.
Price, 81 800, MA. S-S5TS days, XII.
CHEYRoLETTs i 40 station wagon: green Re
finish. Just traded on new Chevro-
let. Priced to sell quick, S305, KEN
YON-pECK fChevroletl. 1910 Ft.
Myer dr., Afi., Va. IA. 2-01 so. Open
till $3.50 nm. III
CHEVROLET so; r. and h.: excel.
cond.; $726 Call ewes, weekdays,
ell day at.-Sun., ia. S-5619 LIS
CHEVROLET i54 station wagon; with
ali extras. 1000 miles. private own
er, will sell or trade for cheaper
car. JU. 7-7677. 6912 Prince
Georges ave-, Takoma Park. Ill
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent,

FOND 80 M-ton parcel delivery: 10
pc rear doors. turn sienals. etc.
I Hainsss6 u prime; idsSl truck 1s !. ior
g delivery service: sscsllsnt son-
II 5SdzS 81 i ssS9So 90, Iii iistSS i I:
FOh on. ~ sRs ssnssi 5plI u sssSiEDsd; lgy
cRfRs1RRsSstEaFE 1875 sa: sSse9d .x-
eel: cond. and good rubber. CAN
fop' suns ~. s Ssege2 s.. weekday,
cHEy. Is sedan .delissrs: ~ !. and Il.
: sssgSs''' ,So rSe1 ls6 5itsl'' best s.'a
c sons; Ss 9lso4 R sssss vss En g9Ss
CO.. 1861 IN 7. ave. ne. N La a
r0ED 1854 lsa.w.b., g.. and g:
W. a1fss; deli V."e ssil R lSS:
s.s asss;'7 sT SsSsisf TTfssU6ecakys L6oA4:
p 12lS West West We; ave. ne: -,
REQ 20 1-ton delivery speed wagon:
Priced % move. $500. Can 10.
CaESS. $50 panel; saS down. SO 4
Wk.; 32,O00 MI: ready. TO put you
into business: JU. 9-2S74.
2-speed axle: excel cond.: 10x20
CMEVRoLET I'll Acton panel: clean
t II every oI respect: dark blue; gNod
& SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, liza Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-4300. Open until 9 pm. week
days, 9 pm. Sat. Closed Sunday.
CHEVROLET AS sedan delivery W
ton panel: black: ready to work:
package hauling; $296: 30-day
guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, ll14
Vermont ave. NV, AID. $4,000. Open
until 8 pm. weekdays: 8 pm. Sat.
Closed Sunday. Customer parking.
CHEVROLET 1871 h-ton pickup; one
of the cleanest In the city. You'll
save. many dollars With this OK
truck. Only $745. Low-cost GMAC
terms IL dssired. STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET. INC. 33rd and NJ
NV AID 2-1R08
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AUTOS FOR SALE Gent

BUICK 80 epeciai de luxe 4-dr. se-
ers, low mileage, / owner. car abso-
iutely In perfect condition through
out. Take car TO your Inechanic tor
mo. BELL MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave.
We. s.s90O. Ill
naox = snSef 81 sa 81 .r Mss0n woO
n norx in per-. cond eag 1o Ioress green
Lsa..t a, nGn' ~ y a:aonn TT FL
peauLs - s4.tslu. I'm. x-Vtssu, -.
g OT ~ s sppsr sSngsssSs p spaa.
ienther ts iTfel gEas NnlSn tirss os M
actual miies; car positively same as
entes. " aa E eySEy 0s Mr,Ir lea Hn1o
VIZ .ye 9 vi Slaa d ~ el.s. YyhV
49,. ays', W. n-oSfV.
hulCk .6S Roadmaster COW. power
ma a. 1000 actual miles: bssut.
Esrsen nnisn, matsninE green LEATHER
same I. rss S car svs posit Msg
svs. Wo. $4,000. '0 I'll
an snd sReei sssn siSr t Esssn saa
eel. g; sona !. si.os5. CO. S-is05,
and s.: / owner, low milssss: clean
style tis season. 81 sne ilm no. d n e So
T TSaTp5anty; 81 ,295. ARLINGTON No
,ySn GO: sFordl, 280Q 81 Columbia
plke.. ArL, va IA. 1-sSlO.
BUICK 1851 Super 4-dr. Riviera:
tires .sa eeg hssfs 6vs ssa:
BUICK 5i ~ sonyss.iDls; super series.
new toD, +. h. Dy;nsf Sosp This issi Is
As low as 81 down. fun price. only
1se SRlSsed a ssa. ~ See ms Mon HANp-
BgISK A RoaamasteE sony.; to.
HSy speclaE ORG. piacK nnisn; nsW
ssis The most naS ca h,,v WiH
IS Ass1 low ss S. down; iall pries only
dE Eye 1928 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
BUICK gTsas = $50 super cdr; fully EQUIP,
incl. DynAaow; new tires: paint
and SC. TINS can be the pride of
your neighborhood. AS low as S15
per week , Closed Sun, See Mon.
nv. "a. a.s9i6. ~' va avs
DsU yss ~ ;EEivierai IKE ensg; All ex-
BUICK 5ffcSk sa4sssi RSsdmasssr e sons pyn.
aSgEs. w. tire. P ne9 s 81 SSS T,P I
96DM or pest onef. III. 2-37o4.
BUICK sa. 1g09 a Rossma stsr .a adoo5 Rdg o
ss dla Dsnss l9s5 saS a. 7 esssssT is:
sdio. heater DynafioW. new tires.
original owner; $3.50. 20. 2-203S.
BUICK 1850 special: p and h. Wv.
tires, i owner: Sse6 or best offer.
or. 7-a5s2, III
soin szesnf raS,a Isas tS s extra
miles. Viii sacrifioe. SS.bSb: SboS
down. Ralance throurh ar bsnk :
COLE TRAILER SAFES PA (.
1905 Ahs oEo'
prIIISv *, s,n.. ~. e,ai,,,
n wh;tnn .; p supel a-aa;: sne premium
uiar eaaip. m MAKE this Els a rus oatstand-
n, rsn, buy; 3 ~ l;s55i i AKEEs oLDs-
rms csRssr: Alex u. ov; a-osSo.
nUH ~ Speciai SE ,taf. I Dynnfa.., T.
a and n. nsns gray nnisa: S5 m1;r 20
NY sualS TlIeit MMd ILL SfANDEEeSS :
i1tn e - M 7iI1I n,oT
until q nm. weeEdays nm al.
urday. Closed sunday Customer
r gP;aYEdkMinr.;x s,,... p,u,.,. l2
D VA 81 SUPER po R1l Uns,a 4o oren
81; Eng H. s C.; pyna., ioveay green IN m
1sn I nntsL "a o ennd.; only Sf.!su.
4 AT sF5es 6nDs' S72o Ga. ave. riw'
BUICK III snec cdr: clean, orie.
l1 snd m s nsT ofeF ateSosR Rd TRES
BUICK 1853 Riviera Super sedan'
aD ~ nas In; exc 81 n1 sacS
RIJIcRS Select;cn ~ models and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
MOTORCYCLES

NEW CUsHGAN SCOOTER, driven
only 25 mi. me for light, s deslivsrZ'
has s zig VII sell Tor $3.50. 10.
HARLEY HARLEY 90 81 ~ 9a. Suo Oily. black. lot.
Of chrome: se76. Cali TOM. WA.
1853 TRIUMPH THuNDERBIRb-
sonshle. EdEeWster 9-6355. I'll
RIDE TO-DAY a 6SA--BSA cham.
pion motorcycles Of the year; many
models to choose from; Road Rock.
ss4s ocd sss s:d o1 %SeRnes s'n ps arts
terms na seR sLAocR cYcIh Co. si1a
Ga. ave. Silver Spring,
1912 INDIA IDA SCOTT SCOTT lSE % ahsor:
HARLEY Ar sH!' 81, f rs, s175: zundsrt 80
400 &C, 5000: both in nice shape
with extras. OWNER. UN. 4-6S27.
wHIZZER MOTOR BIKE. excellent
eond.; mus must Be seen 2 be apDreci-
BsA 80 Golden Flash, $50 &C. ex--
caS Ssi nnSsf NJ Mt6tr 81 s slosodhfER for
sale. good running cond. Call IA.
TRIUMPH THUNDKRBIRD, 1000 mi.
Excellent condition. Call IA. 7-SS63.
wHIZzER MoTORBIKE - Excel.
cond.; IN h.p.; extra parts; one
owner. For information, call IKE.
s-276S. -
YOU WILL BE AMAZED ct the trade
new 1854 "74" or XII "65."
Model K as" Harley Davidson has
Just won 8 national road races in
the last 8 weeks. plus the l0-mi.
CSii Us about the . new 1858
XXX '4bs" we have with new 1854
racing engines. These are like the
motors that have Just beat the
best American and foreign motors
In this country
Hill climb Sunday, local
HID SALES & SERVICE
1865 3lst ST. NV. AID. 10000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1850 black 2-dr. sedan; ex-
trss, excel. cond.; 20 miles to gal.
AHsIitN Nil aifEiaLEy. PRACTICALLY new.
seS5tisssss condition; ss'7sS. Kr
AUSTIN 80: excel. cond. in and out:
si5ss IKE new; must sell. AP; q
AUSTIN go 4-door sedan: r. and h.;
BRANCH MOTORS. J6 Us s-lisb.
AUSTIN ,4s 4.dr.. ss75; Austin so
H6 ST No. Ait HTsoDry Il he ss4S fK Man
Of Austin Healey sports car and
Austin Of 81 Englssn aoo 9TH r and r sts.
sFsnen N ssle.roo aaOO is16 Isl kins Ss It.
AUSTIN is4s 4.dr.: sun top. heater:
S sxSil es ss66 ny % gsssa and tres
BUCK UHa 80 s siYsr. GsxS;t. su oy 1oD
Purchased jan. 81. AD. ae4sls:
BUICK '5a super Riviera hard top.
Excel. cond.; compl. equip. 81 .495
or best offer. Pvt. party. 10. 1883.
BUICK Al. $50; Plymouth 40. $50:
Studebaker $50; Nash 40. 500:
Coed GO tran 1, we; !. s-g g.7 ewes. II
BUICK '53 super 2-dr. Riviera: fully
s sSE T Is a gtsy ,oD; $4,000 mi. s.:
BUICK 1910 cdr; Dynaflow. good
ssSG 4 lu1 $50 D D:i No. az sa Ss g.
BUICK '53 Super 4-dr. Riviera sedan:
Dyna:' z. and b., E-z-Eye Glass.
1faf Fssi G niss family ziGn' ca. sFes e
Ss cAf saia su1c z I ne.
Used Car Lot: 5115 wisconsin ave.
Buick vi sDseisi 4 oRsn sedan "a i Dyna.
iinish.. A real nice family car at
Sn nsne ~ og ei sasA sra s1r Hsnk
ssa va. seSbsl. OPEN M' Ell 3 9 aYf
BUICK so Super SCR 2-dr. sedan;
pyna, r; and h.; w.-w. tires. E-z-:Eye
green and gray. 4 real nice car at
inSpcins.. cA1f fHii iHs me- ne.
Used Gar Lot, xS R11s wis 60, ave;
BUICK 81 Special g-dr. sedan; :.
trade Or bank financing. cAfTH.
NESS Sl7s J RgIcK g. INC: Used Car Lot.
s6si. opsn Till o. Wv Vii
BUICK '54 Super convertible: show
S SSSn go eond utsss. First $500 cash
BUICK 1941 sedan; excel. motor;
needs paint; $1O0 or best offer.
JACK MATTEsoN. MA. $3.50. Ext.
6S1 Ill
SUCK '54 Special 4-dr.; r. and h.,
Dynaflow, E-Z-Eye Glass, Wv. tires,
power brakes, plus many other ex-
tras;. low mileage. substantial dis
count. Trade or terms. New-car title
and guarantee. FRANK SALTER,
OIL. $4,000. liz
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Just tell us o0hen you're Aavg and 1Ohe,e your going

Have you ever noticed how busy
the "Out-of-Town Newspaper
Stands" are?
People miss their newspaper
when they're away from home.
It needn't happen to you. Well
mail you your copy of The Star
every day while you're away.
Just order vacation delivery of
The Star before you go away.
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DAILY TILL 2 Pm. sun. TILL
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. l Florida Ave. NE.
tCor nf N. CAPITOL and Florida N.E.l
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
SILVER SPRING AUTO CITY
1890 Georgia Ave. JU. 8-4b3h
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Sherwood Forest
Sylvan Shores
South River
st. Leonards
Coltons Point
Piney Point
Cedar Point
Point Lookout
st. Ingoes
st Georges Island
Rock Point
Tall Tinbers
Riverside
Mayo
Herald Harbor
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TRAlLERs

VACATION TRAILER, az; $3.50 On.
Arl.
TRAILER DOLLY. new s-whe.i Tran
Try dolly; $50. MAJ. MOBILES; ~.
COLONIAL '5s se-ft.: . bedrms.. d.
Luxe ana sssfs .Sov sd eo ssSys' r nSusss S
TRAILER sPACE--Large space avail
able for trailer. garden. children's
play area, water and electricity
s sTAI. 81 Pr ~ per NO; CHAPLAIN AZ
between Centfeyilie and Manassas.
L AARsaas'a IJ ts1Asia rRAnER III,
Just built BY expert trailer mechanic.
fully equipped. S146. Ju. 9-6e3s.
WANTED TO RENT. privately owned
house trailer for 2 mos. DE. 2-3l41.
MIST tS. y sell ~. as sz .. ,, aeu; ~. .5sr
y sar-goqna iiv. tour aid hitch incl.
witt viii o FAY CASH for used trailer.
under $1,000; AcKEEMAN. College
TRAiLER. 2.WhssI. sRxe ~ s4S.
LiBEik si1 re iS4s. shower and toilet, az
It. $4,000. Lot 4, rear Evelyn Inn,
1923 Richmond hwy, Alex. ia
head room, sleeping quarters. run.
ming. water. air cond-. clothing comp.
Ideal for traveling or hunting expe-
dttions. Why have D trailer when
with living qtrs. viii sell cheap Or
trade for other car. ST. 3-9le1.
METAL HAULING luggage .trailers.
new eond.. 4x6x2 IT.; guard rail:
500 or best offer. Ju. 9-2996.
ABC, 1854, n FIT.
Used less than 80 days. Cannot be
told from brand-new. WIN sacri-
fice my equity. for $7o6 and you
assume unpaid balance. Reason for
Hse E1ee see s1S5lncs a VIZ my %s;
home at COLES. 3h miles north
Of Laurel. Nd. on U. 9. hwy. No. l.
PA. 5-1022. -16
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There's only one thing you have
to do: either fill out the form be-
low or call Sterling $4,000 and
tell us when you're leaving and
where you're going.
You'll receive The Star every day
while you're away and find it
back at your door when you re-
turn.
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THE STAR is sale daily and Sunday
the following Uncnton resorts and Outofto1On

Kentmore, Kent Island
Cobbs Island
ATLANTIC POINTS
Atlantic City. N. ].
Lewes, Del,
Rekoboth Beach. Del.
Bethany Beach. Del.
Fenwick Island. Del.
Ocean City. Md.
Mays Head. N. c.
Mateo, N. G
Kittyhawk. N. C.
Indian River Inlet. Del.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-12-30

Christmas Day. Present were Mrs
Bertha Naus, Arlington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Naus. Kenton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Naus and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Naus and family
Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Wilson
and family,Aof near Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimberly had
for their Christmas day dinner
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dingle.
dine and Dorothy and Mrs. Anna
Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Wilson had
their Christmas exchange at their
home Christmas eve. Those present
were Mr.. fand Mrs. Howard Biblel
and family and Debhy Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Higbie made
trip to Huca, Ariz., to visit their
son Paul before he was transferred
to another camp. After visiting sew
eral places in the west they stopped
at Fort Hood, Texas, to see Pvt. Paul
Higbie who was granted Christmas
furlough and returned home with his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Culp spent Sun
day with their niece and nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lora and Mrs. Lor-
eta Lora at Deweyville.
Pvt, Robert Lee Rainey was home
from Fort Knox, KY, for Christmas
-
Oven-dried soil samples will not
give accurate soil tests.
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RAW.SON
ROUNDUP

Mrs. Daisy Pifer was Christmas
breakfast guest pf her grandson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Gallant
Findlay. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Gallant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream held a
family Christmas dinner Sunday
with all the trimmings. Those enjoy
ing the feast were Mr.. and Mrs
James Traucht, Rawson; Corp. and
Mrs. Richard Reapn and family, Sa-
vannah, Ca; Miss Elaine Ream
Washington, d. C.; Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Reel and MI. and Mrs. Clarence
Kramer and family, Jenera.
Guests of Mrs. Augusta Latham
for Christmas turkey dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clymer and fami-
ly, Dayton: AL Latham, Columbus
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Latham
and family. Findlay.
Mrs. Daisy Pifer was a dinner
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Lugibihl, Bluffton, Saturday.
Supper guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Reel, Monday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ream, Miss
Elaine Ream, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Traucht, Corp. and Mrs. Richard
Ream and family.
Mrs. Daisy Pifer called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian Pifer and family, near
Rluffton, on Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Pifer has been on the sick list
but is improving.
Miss Pat Smith prepared a deli.
cious Christmas dinner for the fol.
lowing guests 7 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith and family, Findlay; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Dean Smith and family, Mrs
Mae Dinnis and Mr.. and Mrs. Harley
Smith, Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith anc
family called on Mrs. August Smith
Buckland, and on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Market. Wapakoneta. Sunday.
Jerry Market of Lima, is spending
his vacation with his aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith, Rawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Withrow callec
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimberly
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Latham enter.
tanned Christmas day for the follow.
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rus.
sell and family, Mr.. Carl Russell
Mrs. l. A. Smith, Jenera, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Don Latham and family, and
Miss Pat Latham, Bowling Green col
lege.
Guests in the home of DIR. and Mrs
Weldon Diller on Christmas evening
were Mrs. John Diller, Bluffton; Miss
Doris Diller, New York City; and
Mr.. Kay Dickerson, Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel Winkler and
family, Findlay, were callers in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimber.
ly Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bibler ano
Bob entertained with family dinner
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Eph Steiner Dies
In Birmingham

Funeral services were held il
Birmingham, Alabama, Tuesday
afternoon f9f Eph Steiner, so, .
brother of Ed. H. Steiner, Bluffton
and fourner resident of this commu-
nifty. Mf. Steiner died Sunday eve-
ming in Birmingham at the home of his
daughter, Gertrude after long i'll
ness.
Mr. Steiner left Bluffton approx
matelyN 35 years ago to make his
home in Alabama. Some years later
he returned to Ohio to live with his
daughters, Pearl and Naomi in Day
ton, and then went back to Alabama
to make his home with Gertrude. His
wife died in the early 1920's.
In addition ITO the three daughters
and brother Ed of Bluffton, there are
two other brothers, Clarence Steiner,
Huntsville, ohio, and E. Oliver Stein
er, Lima.
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Christmas Day Wedding Ceremony Unites
Judith Ann Moe And Lawrence Rodabaugh

In Christmas Day ceremony at
Eagle Greek Church of the Brethren,
Williamstown, Miss Judith Ann Moe,
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Carl Moe,
Jenera, exchanged wedding vows with
Max Rodabaugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lawrence Rodabaugh, Route /, Bluff
ton.
The ceremony Eas performed by
the Rev. Harold Miller, pastor of the
church, in the presence of 180 friends
and relatives. Tt altar was attract
lively decorated with palms and ever
green and illuminated by two seven
branch candelabra.
Mrs. WaldemarI Spaeth played the
traditional wedding music at the
organ and Mrs. Lee Reeg was
vocalist.
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a flopr-length gown of
Chantilly lace over satin, fashioned
in princess style with scooped-out,
scalloped neckline ana long tapering
sleeves, lace covered buttons down the
back and at the wrists, and very full
skirt with three cores of pleated
nylon tulle starting Just below the
waist. The gbwn was worn over hoop
and crinoline.
A fingertip well of illusion was held
in place by tiara of lace edged with
tiny pearls. Her only iewelry was a
single strand of pearls. She carried
cascade arrangement of white
pompoms and shattered pink carna-
tions.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Moe, Jenera,
was maid of honor; Miss Barbara
jeanne Rodabaugh, Route /, Bluffton,
was bridesmaid, and Miss Karen
Alice Moe, Jenersb was junior brides
maid.
The bridegroSm chose Robert L.
Zimmerman, Route 5, Lima, as his
best man. ushering were Pete
Fakess, Toledo, and Lee Reeg, Find
lay.
Following reception in the church
basement, the couple left on their
wedding trip, and will reside at
Apartment 5, 344 E. Fourth street,
Williamsport, Pa.
The bride was graduated from
Cory -Rawson high school in 1852, a
member of the National Honor So
ciety. She has been employed as a
clerk in the Hancock County Auditors
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LEGAL NOTICE

Lowell Edwards, whose last known place of
address was Rural Route l. Spencerville. Ohio.
is hereby notified that Alice Edwards has Al
ed her petition against him for divorce. for
custody of the minor child, for Temporary
and permanent support. for attornx$ fees, and
for any and all other eouitabl@ relief to
which she may be entitled in tH< premises
on the grounds offgfoss neglect M duty and
extreme cruelty IN Cas- No. 4&1e7 Of the
Common Pleas Qurt o@ AlIeH Q&lnty, Ohio,
and that said ca&se viii he fA h6aring on or
after six (6) weeks &fonfsshe data of the first
publication of ting notice.
DURBIN, NAVARRO AND RIZOR
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
301 Dominion Building
Lima. Ohio
Nov. rs, Dec. 2, .. 10. 2s. 80
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sgt. Carl Gene Bardo. whose last known
place of address was No 4s73Ss. NJ. A. ID. N.
A. T. T. c. Bks.. S-14, Memphis. TRnnessee,
is hereby notified that Dorothy LuciHe Bardo
has nled her petition against him foH divorce
for custody and support gof the mi&or chill.
lief TO which she may bsg entitled in Me prem.
ises. on the grounds Of gross nealeH of duty
and extreme cruelty IN Case NO A254s. Of
the Common Pleas Oburf Nof Aiie# County
Ohio. and that said causS win bs fof hearins
on after six weeksffom the dale Of IN.
first publication of this eotice.
DURBIN. NAVARHE AND RIZOR,
Attorneys for Plaisxif
Sol Dominion BUILDING. Lima. Ohio
Dec. 2. 0, a le. %, 30. Jan.
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Of address was Tia,H Hna, Mexico. is hereby
notified that Doris Mingus has filed her
petition against hing for divorce. for the
custody of the minorz child, and for any and
all other equitable rShef 20 which she may be
entitled In the pres6ises on the Nround of
gross neglect Of dug IN Case Number 42538
Of the Common Ple$ CouM Of ALI County.
Ohio, and that said 3aaass ~ilf be far hearing
on or after six (6lX weeks from tho date Of
the hrst publication@of this notice
DURBIN. NAvARRE AND RIZOR
ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF
30l DoniNion Building
Lima. 0hfo.
Nov #s na~ 9 IL % ao
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Office.
Mr.. Rodabaugh, student at Will
Transport Technical Institute, VIII
Transport, Pa, was graduated from
Arlington high school and served
three years in the y. S. Army.
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oven-dried soil samples will not
give accurate soil tests.
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the other fellow" Uyeda said. He
explained that when Hiroshi work
ed as a mechanic at the garage,
every time some of the boys got
little behind, he pitched right in
and helped them" Uyeda added
Many of the men who worked with
him think a great deal of him."
Hiroshi's mother-who regarded
the boy as her pet-died when he
was IL years old. His father YAH
chi, owner of the Lucky Lunch cafe
on North Third street, opened the
present restaurant about IL or IA
years ago, Uyeda said and often
Hiroshi along with his sisters and
brother, would help out with such
chores as washing dishes
Earlier, Yaichi Miyamura, who
settled here in about 1920 operated
cafe on Coal avenue The elder
Miyamura first came to Gallup in
about 1917. Uyeda said. He then re-
turned to Japan where he was mar
ried, and came back to Gallup to
make his home. Hiroshi attended
Gallup schools, and his high school
record shows that he was little
better than average" as a student.
Charles Owens, said During sum-
mers. the boy worked at the Central
Motor Co. garage, and after his gra-
duation in 1913, he took a full-time
job as mechanic at the garage.
Uyeda remembered that Hiroshi
had done some boxing while in
school. He was fast with his hands,
and he was a fast runner Uyeda
believes that his young cousin
would have been a good football
player. but when Hiroshi tried out
for the Gallup high squad he was