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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-05

A total eclipse OF the sun can
occur only when the moon is close
to the earth. Eclipses which oc-
cur at times in the moons cycle
when it is far away are annular-
a rim of the sun showing around
the moons shadow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-05

Psss 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday Avav.t s. 1884
Evening star., 1954-12-12
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Two cooru Memac jam jars and plate smay
with the modem black metal holder
Evening star., 1954-12-12

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family bseakfast boeteneck. welcomed with open
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them Features Toastmasser's exclusive Power Action
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it roaseng, it up FAST high all by ieself
Toastconrol dial easy for perfect every
light DARK n-besween Built give the faithful service
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10
Eighteen Women
Plan To Attend
Rural Short Course

Garrett county will be repre-
scented at the Rural Women's Short
Course June 1919 at the Universe
ty Of Maryland by Is members of
county Homemaker clubs, accord
ing to Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent Six Of the
group will be attending for the
first time and one will be starting
her thirteenth year.
Miss Grove will leave for College
Park Sunday. She will be accompa-
MED by three county and state Of
ficcrs: Mrs. Allen Baker, Grants
Vile. County Rural Women's Short
Course president; Mrs. William
Harmon. vice-president of County
Council of Homemaker clubs. and
Mrs. w. W. Dewitt, treasurer of
the State Council of IIomemakers.
Attending for the first time will
be Mrs. Vesta McSpadden, McHen-
ny; Mrs. Mary f. Shaffer, Deer
Park; Mrs. Della J. Martin, Alta
mont; Mrs. Richard Coddington,
Friendsville; Mrs. Don Newman
Mrs. Guy Hardesty, Cassclman Val
ley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10
LOar Auxiliary Meets

The Loar Auxiliary Of the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital met
in the Oakland fire department
hall on Tuesday with 16 members
present. Mrs. Alva &. Gortner,
president, was in charge.
There was discussion of men,
berships and dues. The group ac-
cepted an offer Of $57.95 from Mrs.
H. T. Oursler, senior scout leader,
the amount left from a tree trim
ming project that the scouts did
earlier at the hospital.
Miss Irene Sharpe announced she
would report on amendments to
the bylaws at the next meeting.
There was also a discussion on
birth certificates for new babies
but no action taken.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10

Others who will leave Monday
are Mrs. Mary Cessnick, Mrs. Sal
ly Mcintyre, Mrs Elizabeth Touch
luck and Mrs. Jesse Woods, Alta
mont; Mrs. Ralph Bucket, Bit
finger; Mrs. Asa Lewis, Oakland;
Mrs. Elsie Green, Deer Park; Mrs,
Francis Spoerlein, Accident
Mrs. Bucket is in this years
graduating class, as she will be
completing four years attendance.
Mrs. Sally Mcintyre will receive
her eight year pin. Mrs. Asa Lewis
holds the record for attendance,
having completed her 18th year in
1853 and planning to attend again
this year.
Miss Grove stated that possibly
two or three more women would
attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10
SWALLOW FALLS

Ladies' Aid of the Church of
the Brethren was held at the home
of Mrs. Edith Friend, Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Philippi and
family, Sand Flat; Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Philippi and family, near Hut
ton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Vertie
Philippi.
Navy Mellott is a patient in the
Garrett County Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Hal Draper was i'm Wash
ington, d. G., Friday ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ream and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Sines and family were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthew, at
Underwood, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Bowman and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. jim Pennington
and daughters visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Arden Skipper, Sunday evening
Rev. Leroy Harvey, Kitzmiller,
visited Rev. and Mrs. J. S. skipper
ON Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis, Ak
ron, O., visited relatives here.
Luther Werdebaugh, Baltimore,
is spending a week with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trout and
family, Terra Alta, and Mrs. Ida
Metheny visited Mr.. and Mrs. c..
A. Maybe, Saturday.
Joan Wilt spent Friday evening
with Sandra skipper.
Rev. Jonas Sines was in Wash
ington, d. c., and Annapolis this
week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10
Teachers For Fall
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10

HEAVIER. Barbara COlabrese new
Mildred Myer II. NJ. Shumate. En-
vim s. Smith, Joseph Soukup Err
nest c. Spoerlein, Thomas Steven
son. John Vcader, Lloyd Winters
new. Kyle w. Wilson, Mrs. Ger
aldine Wright, Harold B. Wright,
Barbara L. Shouldis new There
were three vacancies. one in core
10, speech and Spanish, and one
in core II and math
Northern High School
William j. Fleming. principals
Paul Muha, vice-principal; vacan-
cy in administrative assistant; Jo-
anne Tobin new James f. Blake,
Lou Ellen Brock. Lilburn l..
Brown, Marvin C. Calls, John NJ
Cobun, Roger Cole, Thomas T.
Cook. James Cross, Russell Davis,
Mrs Margaret Fleming, Chauncey
Friend, Merle Garlett5. Charles L.
GllllS, David h. jenkins, Phlllp ii.
Johnson, Melvin E. Kesner Mrs
Martha LaWton, Lawrence K
Myers, Mrs. Anita Resetar. Richard
DeHart new, Herbert L. Ridder,
Justin A. Riggs, Vernon r. Robe
SON. Mrs. 10 Ann Robinson, Mrs
Olga j. Rowan, Kathryn A. SPEECH
err, Charles F. Strauss. Bonnie J..
Tiano, Elaine Wise and Ralph
Beachley new There is a va
cancy in home economies.
Schools being eliminated this
coming year are New Germany.
Jennings, Wilson, Bethlehem, Cas-
selman and Lynndale.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10

history, being costumed as men
and women of that time. Mrs.
Francis Spoerlein is pageant chair
man for the county delegation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-06-10
Homemakers, Ali
Clubs To Meet

Meetings Of Homemaker and All
clubs for the coming week have
been announced by Miss Ethel
Grove. home demonstration agent.
She listed the meetings as follows:
Mountain View Homemakers,
June IA, 1870 p. M, DIST, at home
Of Mrs Alvin Beachy.
lIoyes, June Is, 1870 p mu EST,
home of Mrs. Richard Bond.
Accident, June 1G, at Accident
Fire hall, 1880 p. m. EST.
Friendsvillc, June Is.
Deer Park, June Is, 7;3o p. M,
EST, i'm the Town Hall.
North Glade l-H club, June Is,
500 p M, EST, at the school.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30
kodiak Historical Club Meeting Is Postponed

The. special meeting called Iby the Kodiak & Aleutian ls- lands Historical Society TOT Friday has been postponed until Monday evening. NoVem- Der lst, at 8 o'clock at the Ko- diak High School building
 pr. Theodore P. Bank, Fl, Executive. director for the iA. stitute for or Regional Exploraz lions, Inc, and Director oi the Aleutian Expeditions, unf versity of Michigan, has been detained at Unalashaa due ! tp inclement weather. A wire fe teived from, him Wednesday stated that he new plans 10 take the Saturday plane and5 asked that a meeting be called for Monday eveLing. Mayor johnson appointed Richard G.Berg as City Treas urer for the ensuing year.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30
Mission Rd. Area
 Signing Petition

There is a petition circulat- ing through the Mission Road District for that area from Spruce Street out to the Beachcombers, to he voted in- to the City limits.
 Several years ago the ques- ton came up for a vote and was defeated by the residents of the Mission Road area by a few votes.
 When this petition has the required number of signatures on it, it will be presented to the City Council and from there it will be sent to the Third District Court for an election date to be set. A special election will be called
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30
Chimney Check Urged

The City Managers Office issued a plea this week for all property owners to inspect their chimneys and tiues for. damage due to the recent wind storms. According to a report receihed in the City Hall E number of stacks have been damaged creating a potential fire hazard in the city and property owners are urged to make the necessary repairs be- fore the cold weather has set in.
 The stoves and flues also need inspecting because an accumulation of soot creates a fire hazard. City Manager Sharp made the following statement this past week, sAll property owners are asked to cooperate and help prevent stove and stack fires this winter"
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30
Kodiak Man Knocked In Ice Cold Bay

William Simeonoff, age 69' was knocked into the chilly waters of the bay last Thurs day October 28th and narrow ly escaped being drowned.
 According to eye witnesses. Bill and Joe Heitman were slingmen on the dock and a load of fourteen foot wooden beams were being lowered on to the dock from the ship. The load didn't hitthe truck sduar and the hatchtender called 10 the two slingmen to step. back as the load of beams was gong to be hauled back up to be re placed"
 Apparently Simeonoff didn't hear the hatchtenders orders and as the beams were hfted off the dock they swung around, striking Simeonoff and he fell into the bay Ar in his heavy rain clothing IS
 
 credited with keeping him a. float long enough for help to reach him. Joe Heitman slid down the piling and held on to Simeonoff's clothing until a line was dropped over board from the ship. Jim Spraeker slid down this line and looped the end around Bills body and both men were pulled up on the dock by the rest of the longshoremen crew. AS oin- eonoff reached safety he snli- |ed being conscious throughout the entire ordeal.
 The City ambulance rosheo ! ISimeonof to the hospital ana he was kept there forthe night 4 ovnosurG SimeonOH was released from the hospital this morning.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30
M. Nei[son
 Found Dead By Husband

Margaret Hall Nelson, age Al, wife of Denholm Nelson, was found dead in their new home at 1909 Birch Street in the Aleutian Homes Addition, on Friday morning October 29th.
 MT. Nelson stopped the Squad car driven by Officer Louis Lyle at 7::15 am and in- formed the officer that his wife was dead at home. Lyle notified the U. s. Marshal's Office and Marshal Clarence Dizney notified Dr. A. John- son. Both arrived at the Neil. son home at 7:45 am and the doctor pronunced Mrs. Nelson dead.
 A coroners hearing will be held during the early part of next week following an au- tepsy to determine the cause of death.
 Margaret Hall Nelson was born in Oakland, Oregon on June 18. 1913. She was pre- viously married to a man by the name of Hall. having a son and daughter by that marri- agn. These two children are living in Lima, Peru, and the daughter was said to have been Miss Peru in one of the National Beauty Contests held each year at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
 In June MT. Nelson sent his wife to Portland for medical attention due to a nervous condition and she had returned to Kodiak on October 7th, from Portland, Oregon where she had been under a doctors care. Mrs. Nelson also has a sister in Portland, Ore. by the name of Mrs. Robert Thels.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30

for the voters living in that district and they will go to the polls and either vote to come into the City or not to come in.
 Water, sewer and street im- provements are to be started in the not to distant future by the City Public Works De- partment, according to Mayor Leon Johnson and his City Council, and the difference in taxes, according to authorities on the subject, is much less than the monetary value of the anticipated value of the improvements.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30

The new pay schedule was adopted for all City employees at the last Council meeting, with a paid vacation of 12days as an added feature.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30

John Beukers, son of Jan & Nellie Beukers of Kodiak, was married on October 9th in Stanwood, Washington to Charon Huntington, the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Ran dolh Huntington of Canomina Island. Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30

The dog ordinance was a. mended at the last Council meeting, changing the ina pounding period from 5 to 3 days. This means that owners of the impounded dogs have 3 days to claim them or they will be destroyed.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-30

The next regular meeting of the Grandmothers Club No. 139 will be held on Wednesday Nov 3ri at 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Ralph Johnson on the Base.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12

viii be hostess to the regular
meeting Of suburbAnitss On Fa-
day evening. February ~, Election
OF officers win be held. Plans for .
party for members win Be COM
pleted.
Out % Hospital; Mrs. Emma
Archer. SiN N. Western Az. who
has been quite IN IN 90. Lnks's
hospital returned 10 her home on
Monday. February 3. Her ccndi.
ton 10 reported somewhat I'm.
proved although abe IL stir cOnfin.
ed 90 bed.
Gold Rand Society Meeting,
Mrs. JuniuB Powell, saT Iglehart
Av., win BE- hostess 10 the Gold
Band Society on Monday, Feb.
Is.
MArai 0FAs speCtAtOFsi Mr.. and
Mrs. BraEzie Anderson Of $50 Car
roll Av, have circled February 10
on their calendar a. this date win
mark their departure for New
Orleans, La, TO attend the Mardi
Gras. They win Be the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel
Davis, during their stay.
Cameo Social Club Meetings
The Cameo Social Club win meet
on Saturday evening. February -
with Mr.. George Brooks. ITO 81.
Anthony Az. a. host.
COnValesconti Mrs. PanAy Dodd,
70l Carroll Av., whA has been
very III at her home 10 much I'm.
proved and In able 10 be up and
around.
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Annette Robinson
Named President
OF ProqmofeiaS

MrN, AnStto ". Robinson wAa
elected president Of PrAgmAtela
Sorority at ita meeting held ON
Friday, February 8, At the homo
Of Miss EstsllA Luchle. iiQl sher.
burne Av,
Other officers elected were:
Mira ArlSe HAllowSll, vice presl.
dent; MiRs EArline Nell recording
secretary; Miaa Estella Luckie.
corresponding secretary; Mra
Lula Pearson, treasurer and Mrs.
Maureon TillmAn. dean Of pledges.
Twenty Of the "a members were
present.
Following business meeting, tho
hostess served supper The eve
ming was cllmaxed with the pre-
ssasstion by MisS Luclsis Of .
beautifully decorated cake 10 the
brldo-Slect, Miss connes Brown TO
her great surprise and delight.
Miss Brown cut the oalts and SER
we'd 10 each Of the members.
Committee ohairmen win b APP
pointed at the meeting on March
o, at the homo o. Mrs, Bessie
Mansfield. STp Charles Az,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12

MIMI, received the Purple Heart
and service pins awarded her post
humoualy for her son. Gerald. who
was listed a. mlaAing In action In
December 1850, and now has been
declared presumably dead by the
u. q. Government,
nlFthaay PArtyi The Doroas
welfare Society OF Glendale Sew
enth Day Adventist church h
sponsoring an EVprybody'a Birth.
day Party on Sunday, February
IL at 3 p, m. An interesting muHi.
cal program win precsds the
party. The pubic IL cordially In
Mted.
Surprised, Mrs. Lucille scafe,
7OB Seventh st. NJ observed her
7srd birthday with . surprise
party given her by Mira, 70, Row.
Ter, on Friday, February .. The
evening was spent rOmlnisclng,
and HocialHinG, Refreshments
were served, Quests present werp
Rev and Mrp. H. w, Botts, sro
Mines. Bertha Smith, n, Arnold,
Foulrney Moberley and ", Fowler,
the honoree received some lovely
giftn,
wedding Bellai Rev. E, Hsndsr-
son. ii90 Bryant Az N. perform.
ID his first marriage ceremony on
Saturday February Q, when he
Joined IN holy wsdlook Mias Cor
Inc March and James Clemens at
9 p, m. In his home, Mr. and Mru.
Charles Harris were their only at
tendantn. The brides dress was
OF acetate faiile, street length and
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abe wore black shoes. hat and car
risd = black BAG. the hewlywods
are at homo At iiSS Aldrich Az.
N.
CrcsItUendo'u Aseeti Mr.. and
Mrs, Vincent shepherd. sr., sss7
Portland Ap., were hosts 10 the
regular meeting % the croaltuen-
dos Club on Sunday. February 7.
Plans wsre discussed for q future
project TO be put on by the club
at q later date Tho next meeting
viii be held on Sunday. February
n. with Miss Rowena Warren,
1888 Fourth Az, 3, A. hostess,
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Wedding
Anniversaries


Feb, lt-Mr. and Mira. Charles
A. DAnforth. SIS Carroll Av., II
years; Mr.. and Mrs, Courtney hi
yard. TO2 st. Anthony Avs 80
years: Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Thompson. T2S Iglohart Av one
year.
Feb, lS--Mr and Mira. Nathan
lei Galloway. 7S5 Rondo Av- Is
years.
Feb, i8-Mr. and Mrs william
Cartwright. 700 Iglehart Az: 20
years,
Feb. ip--Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
white, eeA Carroll Av,; nine years.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL RERTFIDAYs

Feb. lS-virginia Curry. 2Se st.
Adams; MrS. Josephine Miller,
osS Iglshart Az.
Feb. l4--Mrs. l. l. Davis, COS
Rondo Av.; Eugene TousSaint, ESQ
IglehRrt AV.; Charles w. Coins,
loaf Rose Az. T.; MrS Margaret
Daniel 7ls Rondo Az: Mrs. L.o-
bella MCGEE. TS5 Rondo Az.
Feb. I5-Mra Harry Ballard.
SIT 81. Anthony Av.; sidney VII
liAms. SIS 81. Anthony Az: SAM
uel Allen. 1890 Rice St.; Doris A.
Shannon. OFT Fuller Av.; Jay
Bagby. S22 N. Western: Mrs. Jose
phine Todd, ESQ Rondo Az: Mr..
Lee Douglass. ass 81. Anthony
Az; Mr.. Fred Law, SS7 Igiehart
Az.
Feb. 16-AlbertA Bell, 1905
Kent st.: Ed b. Salter. p92 Car.
roll Az; John A. Lane, t70 Kent
ST.; Mrs J. Q. Stubba, COS Carroll
Az; Mrs. Clarence watts. 40s
Carroll Az: Lottie Diane Wright,
S71 N. Western Az; Jane Miller,
25l Rondo Az; Leroy LaEenberry.
Sal 81. Anthony Av.: Barbara
Massie, sS2 Iglehart Az; JOcelyn
MockAbee, s27 st. Anthony Az
dsfster sthe0sr
Feb. l7--Jean Suthern. SIS Ron
do Az; Alvin Nobel Harmon, eSS
w. Central Az; Mrs. Richey
Adams. cit Igiehart Az; Marsha
Stewart. s82 Iglehart.
Feb. Is-Julia Harris. bS7 Lyle
hart Az: Bertha James. 800 w,
Central. Cherry Lynn Pugh, ora
Carroll Av.; Mrs. J, Martin, Il6
81. Anthony Az: Ralph Ward ST..
90 w. Central Az: Arthur shel.
ton, $50 w. Central Av
Feb. lo-Clara Curry. zoe 81.
Adams Az: Donald Powers, 063
Iglehart Az: Mr.. Milton Combs,
492 w. Central Av.; Dolores Sears,
400 Rondo Av.: Esteli NJ. Dorsey,
1855 Carroll Az; Mrs. Claudia
schuck, 362h N. Dale 81.
Out Of-TOwn Fsirthdays-
Feb. l5-Richard Thomas, To-
peka Kans.
Feb. I7-Hattie Little, Los An
geles. Calf.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12

Visits MOtheFi Mr.. Benjamin
Pisro Of chicago. Ill.,, arrived In
the city on Saturday February Q.
because Of the illneNa OF his
mother, Mrs, Fannie Pierre Lewis
Mrs. Lewis became ~ on satur-
day and her condition became
serious and on Sunday evening
ahs entered General hospital for
x-FayH and examination.
JoIiy &c" Cluhi The jolly "IS"
Club of ~. Peters AAIB church
met on Thursday. February II At
the home Of Mrs. Harriet Jones.
SG24 clinton Az
Twilight Social Club Mectlngi
The Twilight Social Club win meet
at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan.
lel Boone, sos 18th Aw g., on Sat.
urdAy evening, February ~.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYs

FEB. iS-Mrs. Ella williams.
as Aldrich Az. NJ; Mrs. Olive
Willis, $3.50 Third Av. g.: J. +.
Smith, e76 Bryant Az. N: Charlie
Pierson, 1901 Bryant Az. N: Mrs.
Lulu Moore, e7S Bryant Av NJ;
Norton Parker, SO Royalston Av.
Feb. i4--Mrs. Corrine Bum, e49
Aldrich Av N; Mrs. Sarah Dor.
sey, llOs Aldrich Az. NJ: Harold
Mayes ST.. $40 Fremont Az NJ;
c. T. Palmer. 40T Lyndale Av N:
Terry Whitaker. SIS Humboldt
Av. N: Mrs. Luvinia Logan, SSis
26th Az. g.: Harlan 8. Watson,
II4 8. 18th 81.
Feb. I6-Mrs. wenEsi Miller,
522 Emerson AV N: Henry
Robertson, 40 Dupont Az N.
Feb. leroy r. Hatchstt, A044
Fourth Az. g.: Emma Jean Petit
ford. 10 Hyland AV. N: Bobby
Randell. 725 Bradford Az. N. Mira.
Luther Payne Jr., e3Ih Olson
Blvd: Rev Timothy Barge. s12
PIfth Az. N.
Feb. 17-Charles J. Mcleod.
s1i9 18th Av. g.: Mrs. Hlyard
MaasengiIl. 42s Fremont Az g.;
Mrs. Ida Sims, s14 Aldrich Av. NJ:
Leonard Breach Jr-. 3si2 Elliot
Az: Mrs. Gertrude Smith, 4o4s
Fouth Az. 3.
Feb. Is-MaTy Bell. 1919 i7th
Az. g.: Norma Washington. b057
James AN N; James Thompson.
S42 Aldrich Az n: Mary Lulu
Williams, 1913 18th Az g.: Sarah
Pratt. B24 Emerson Av n; Gym.
thia Eason. SCI Eleventh Az n.
Feb. I0-MrR Anna Lewis. 4e60
Humboldt Az n; Mrs. Mabsi L.
Brown, 1889 Fifth Az. n; Harriet
White, 627 Fremont Az. ~.
Out-Of-TOWR BlFthdayS--
Feb. I4-Mrs. r. c. Boyd, Sag.
NAV. Mich.
Feb. Is-wIilis C. chsatsm. chi.
cago, III
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MINNEAPOLIS

Feb. iA--Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Gage sr., 3si2 clinton Az. 10
years.
Feb. IB--MF. and Mrs. Clentell
jackson, S07 Goth Az, O., one year
Feb. i7-Mr, and Mira, Lawrence
Shannon, 22oo Elliot Ava three
years.
Feb. is--MF. and Mrs. wenRel
Miller, b22 Emerson Az ~, ~
years,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12

Tho news services % the A..
ISOLATED Negro Prcsa are carried
exclusively IN this area by the
SPOKESMAN % Minneapolis
and the RECORDER Of a. Paul
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Social and Personal
& OF. PAUL &

Visits SOn Mrs ZemA Harrison 66S Iglehart Av returned
home on January 80 from Fl Bennng Ga where she spent
week visiting her son. Private Donald Robert Powers Private
Powers with the ParatrOOp Division and taking his
sSbuEbassss Meet Mrs. Joseph Waters $50 Islehar Av,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-02-12
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Senior Missionary Society: The Senior Missionary Society
Of Bethesda Baptist church will Wednesday, February
at the home of the president Mrs lone Brown, 5000 18th
Av. g.
Receives Purple Heart Award Mrs, Isabel McQuerry,
formerly Of 404s Clinton Av who now residing Cedar