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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23

Dec. 9 : *Canaan Won
Dec. 16 +Plain City Lost
Dec. 20 Chuckery Darby T
Dec. 27-2S Holiday Tourney at
West Jefferson
Jan. 6 : +South Solon : T
Jan. Is : *Fairfield II
Jan IL Concord T
Jan. 20 midway T
Feb. 8 : mt. Sterling II
Feb. 10 *West Jefferson r
The Junior Class enjoyed a din
ner at the Red Brick last Satur-
day nite Eating in the Crystal
Room, the. party was surrounded
by beautiful Christmas decorations.
Beside the table was a Christmas
tree and in the middle of the ta-
BILE was lovely centerpiece.
Place cards were large match fold
ers of green with Merry Christ
mas imprinted on them in silver.
They later attended the movie at
Columbus Broad Theatre. They
were chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Conway and Mr. and Mrs.
George Taylor. Mrs. Taylor is the
class advisor. Even the chaperones
had fun! -!
From the Navy and Army we
welcome home Bob Zimmerman
David Van Dyke and Ronald Smith
who are home for the holidays
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23
CANAAN TWP.
Community News
MARTHA RoBY Reporter
Big Darby Baptist Church

Big Darby Baptist Church
Nursery at the Parsonage 9:45
i Am.
+ Sunday School 9:45 Am.
Junior Church 1890 Am.
i Worship Service 1920 AN. 8
PM.
Birthday Dawn Roby.
Six-month attendance pins were
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Willis TIar-
per.
Billy and Pamela Beachy have
been i'll with chicken pox.
Mr.. S. K. Bailey has entered
Mt. Carmel Hospital and expects
to undergo major surgery this
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jim Lowe fell at her home
Saturday and suffered severe bru-
ises on her face.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bishop and
Anna Lee of Delaware, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Boggs and sons were
Sunday dinner guests of Clyde
Bishop and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles o. Smith,
Allen and Bobby of Dayton spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs FL
ton Roby and Tom.
Mr.. Claude Boggs went by plane
to Richmond, Virginia, Sunday, to
attend the AlliS-C Chalmers Training
School held there this week.
Miss Clare Honaker of Defiance
College called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Rollin Sherwood, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Converse,
and Ben Reyes. the young man
! from Mexico who is spending five
months with them, were inter-
viewed over WRFD Tuesday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23

theirs on top % 81 at the half.
However the third period jinx"
took hold and the zanesfield Ind
ians added another scalp to their
victory belt. Mighty Max Carter
was high scorer garnering % tall
lies in losing cause.
Funnybone Tickler: Xmas Toast
Here is champagne for my real
friends, and real pain for my sham
friends S3xss
Merry Christmas and Hoppy
New Year from all of us at Ca
naan School.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23
They left us in the latter part OF
September to join the service.

Cept6IIlUeT 10 JOIN the sSINlGC.
The Junior High. started their
basketball season by winning over
Deercreek last week. Their cheer
leaders are Beverly Heron, Ruth
Blumenschien, Velma May and
Becky Pence Good Luck, kids!
Much controversy is being held
over Mrs. Murray and that crook
ed braid on her blue jumper.
Why? -.
We all want to congratulate the
lucky girl that has at last cap
tured our own. Mr.. Forren. We
wish him and his bride-to-be the
best of lucki ! !
The prettiest Christmas decora-
ions in the school are in Miss Eu-
nice Taylors' third and fourth
grade room. Especially those pink
and silver bells on the outside of
the door.
Miss Taylor is the one who is
behind the Monroe cheerleaders.
She has done a real good job of
coaching them SO far. She was for
merly cheerleader in London High
School and also at Miami College.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23

NOTICE 0r APPOINTMENT
Estate of Palmer Snyder Deceas-
ed. Notice is hereby given that Will
mer Mccoy OF Mt. Sterling, Ohio.
RID. No. 2, has been duly appoint
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-23

qualified
s.
Probat of
County. Ohio Case 1880
Evening star., 1955-10-02

GASSY STAREThs
eooa oc for The the earth
Bad Rmont and absorbed through the skin while the potent breotes
pure oir through the mouthpiece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
sos units authorized In the L.
month period last year.

sos units authorized In the L.
month period last year.
A scattering Of three-family
homes through July this year, as
July-lags somewhat behind the
13s authorized throughout 1854.
Completion Of new roads Is
expected to speed up housing
developments where now q small
beginning is being made. Open
ing Of the Baltimore expressway
|spurred building considerably In
|Cheverly. Riverdale. Eastpines
and Bladensburg.
Cheverly. Landover Hills. West
|Lanham Hills and Lanhanl--
already well developed dare ex-
Ipected TO expand further-once
the Annapolis freeway Is disable.
The new thorougfare also viii
help home construction in areas
around Largo and bounded by
Central avenue.
An easterly and northeasterly
Expansion complete with shop
ping centers, however, may be
Iequaled or, perhaps. even sur
passed BY current progress being
being made In developing the
lcounty's southeastern corner
mainly along Branch avenue and
Livingston and st. Barnabas
roads and In the neighborhoods
bordering Forestyille and Forest
Manor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

through July that the extent Of
the county home building boom
can be measured by comparing
authorized production In the FIRST
seven months Of this year. with
that for the entire 1854 period.
In the 1855 seven-month Pc
rido. almost Is many single-fam-
lily homes were approved for con-
struction as during all Of last
year. The figures stand at 1887
homes through Jul. this year. Is
compared to 2.42o for the IL
months Of 1884.
Likewise, apartment construc-
ton 20 far this year is consider
ably ahead Of the total volume
authorized In 1884. Through July,
- buildings to contain 4oe
apartments were authorized, -
compared TO "a buildings having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Prince Georges Boom
Offers No Sign Of Foding

months Of this year. dollar vol
ume Of construction authorized
in Prince Georges has dwarfed
the amount approved for the
whole Of 1854.
Through July. this year. con-
struction estimated TO cost In
excess OF $50 million was APP
proved In building permits. In
comparison TO slightly over $3S
million authorized throughout
last year.
So far ahead are builders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
BY JAMES ROWLAND

Prince Georges County Is now
In the midst Of Q construction
boom that developers were agreed
today can be expected to continue
at least through the end Of this
year.
An extensive road program.
coupled with Q campaign to lure
industry Of . desirable type into
the county. are viewed as favor
able factors for the future.
Already, in the first seven
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
new CHILDREN'S
HOME READY BY
THIS SUMMER

Ottawa County's new Child
ren's Home, which will serve
as a detention center here for
juvenile cases, should be ready
for use this summer, county
commissioners estimated this
week as they advertised for sealed
bids on a $3.50 remodeling pro-
gram which will convert the for
mer Henry Brokate residence in
Salem township to this long need
ed child care unit.
March was set as date for
opening of the bids on labor, ma
terial and equipment for altera-
tions and additions to the existing
building, which is located directly
across from the Ottawa County
Home for the aged on State Rou.e
1853. County commissioners bought
the Brokate property last March.
1t has five bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room, living room and full
basement Considerable work al
ready has been done. Stairway To-
cations have been changed, in ac-
cordance with state specifications.
The new Home will have three
bathrooms, one for girls, one for
boys, and for the matron's quart
| erS.
County commissioner Charles
Cover told The News that com
miSsioners believe that with use
of bunk beds in the separate boys
and girls quarters, about II child
rem can be accommodated at one
time. Appointment of a matron,
he said, will come through Judge
P. w. Gulau's Juvenile Court.
Proximity to the County Home
will be an advantage factor in
purchase of food supplies, and also
in utilization of laundry facilities.
Judge Gulau said this week tlat
he plans to appoint Mrs. Lawrence
(Amand9 Grieger of Oak Harbor
as Matron when the Home goes IN
to operation. Salary is not yet set,
the Judge said.
'We don't expect to have many
children there at one time" said
the Judge, land the Home will be
purely temporary abode for
juvenile cases. But we want to as
sure them good care and super
vision while they are under the
Courts supervision"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Sam
se2

CUPID MAY SET THE
FIRES OF LOVE AGLOW,
BUT HOW DOES LITTLE
CUPID SCRATCH A MATCH
WE'D LIKE TO KNOW.
TWO STONES MOST CON-
MONTY ASSOCIATED WITH
MARRIAGE ARE THE DIA-
MoND AND THE GRIND
STONE. HELLO LOVER.
THERE'S a SWEETHEART
OF A VALUE FOR YOUR
KING OF HEARTS DOWN
AT SANS.
4, u i,
THE BEST Valentine we
know of is to continue to
render dependable, courteous
service at a saving. to our
customers. II you are not
already among our host of
satisfied customers, join
them right now.
~ 81 Il
EIGHT MORE FOLKS LEFT
FOR FLORIDA, BUT cEc
HARGER WENT PROSPECT
ING FOR GOLD IN NEW
MEXICO. NEW cOMPETi-
TOR TAKES OVER BURT'S
MICE GUY TOO). BAR
BERSHoPPERS WILL LOOK
SHARP IN THEIR NEW
OUTFITS FEB. le. THE
SCOUTS SPONSOR THE
"JAMBoREE" MOVIE FEB.
~. SANS" ARE STILL
TRYING TO UNLOAD WIN
TER MERCHANDISE AT
DRASTIC MARKDoWNS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Marblehead Man
Has Finger Hurt

John Glovinsky, Marblehead, had
his little finger partially amputat-
ed Tuesday when his hand was
caught in a coal conveyor.
He was treated at Magruder
emergency room, as were these
patients: James Layman, Route 3,
laceration of fingers on left hand,
cut on fan in car while thawing
out water pump; Dan Mortus, four,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. NorMan Nor
tus of Adams-st, laceration of left
eyebrow, fell on coffee table; Still
man Finken, Route l, Oak Harbor,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

ACsl Mr.. and Mrs Patrick
T@I0 Duffy (Anna DeJidaS),
V-A0S 80 W. Loop, are par
ents of daughter, six pounds,
five and half ounces, born at Ma
gruder hospital Saturday, Feb. 5.
Police were notified at 233 a,
m. Sunday that there was trouble
at the front door of the Avalon.
Trouble settled said the report.
-
Bake Sale, Neidecker's, ! pm.
Fri, Feb. IL, through early even
ing. Rosanna Theta Rho Girls.
lit
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Wind
isch of Oak Harlor, accompanied
nd Mrs Bert Nehls of
6, were in Sandusky to
al q funeral of their cousin,
William Kahler.
Valentine Day, Feb. 18th. Call
Woner's for the best selection of
cut flowers, bouquets, plants. 9th
st. near Monroe. Phone 4571.
-.-:-
A disturbance at the Seventh-st
home of Atty and Mrs John Rein
heimer called police to the resi-
dence Thursday night. An unidenti-
fled object had been crashed
against the side of the house.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Baby-Sitting Papa
Gets Big Surprise

A flabbersasted babY-sitting
father learned from police Tues
day night that the two pre-schooI
age youngsters he had safely
tucked in bed had crawled out
window and were gaiIy playing
on the flat top of the diacent
roof.
Police were notified at 10
o'clock that boys were running
around on the roof" of down
town building. They found the
small youngsters and returned
them safely indoors.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
lAA,k0CAL5

AC9G Mr.. and Mrs. Will
N9TV liam Plumlee, 1872 f.
w. 2nd-st, (Susanne Ly-
singer are parents of a son born
/ at Magruder hospital Sunday, Feb.
9th. The baby weighed eight lbs,
six and half ounces.
Try the new MinshaIl Chord Or
gan at Meggitf's in Sandusky. The
organ anyone can play in 5
minutes.
Cars driven by Clarence Brown,
Route 1, 50, and James Johnson,
"a. Port Clinton, figured in an ac
cident Feb. 3 at 4:58 p. m at
Washington and Second. Three
year old James Mike Johnson was
taken to Magruder hospital by
police officer Harold Masing for a
check of possible injuries,
Byron b. Stuckey, Route z, and
Alexander Borne, 1907 Harbor
Road, were drivers of cars in
volved in minor accident Feb. 3
at 745 p. m. on Madison-St Mr..
Stuckey reported the accident to
police.
Orchestra music every Sat. night
at the popular Jai-Lai Club, Gyp-
sum.
Mrs. Hensley, Gypsum, reported
to police Saturday at | p. m. the
loss of a lady's watch, a Winton
with a silver and gold band, in a
downtown location, according to
a report in the police blotter.
AcaG Mr.. and Mrs Theo-
NASp! dore Hollinger Shirley
N1ANe Green), Gypsum, are
parents of daughter, seven lbs,
one quarter o., born at Magruder
hospital Saturday, Feb. 5th
Roses, corsages, cut flowers.
Beautiful arrangements to your
order. Flowers sent by wire, Won
er's, 9th near Monroe. Phi. 4571.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Young Gu
ellie Cutcher), 178 r E. Loop, are
parents of son weighing seven
pounds, seven and half ounces,
born at Magruder hospital Mon
day, Feb T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bredeloft
represented Lake Erie Farmers
Union at the annual shareholders
meeting Of the State Exchange at
Fostoria Saturday.
TURKEY SUPPER at Gypsum
School Feb. ". Serving from 4:30
TO pm. Sponsored by P.T.A. LII
Mrs. Robert thompson, Den
Mother, and her group of Cub
Scouts visited the Ottawa County
Historical Museum last Thursday
afternoon. Topic assigned by Mrs.
Thompson for discussion was
early local history.
-
Is your Valentine out of town.
We can send your order by wire
to any place in the country. Won
er's, 9th near Monroe. Phi. 4571.
-:-:-
Rev. Russell Druckenmiller, of
Atwater, O., was Port Clinton
visitor Wednesday, calling on his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Druck-
enmiller, Laurel Avenue.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Edward L. Knight, Lebanon,
Ohio, State Commander Of the
D.A.v., will address an open
meeting for the benefit of all
veterans, TO be held at Port Clin-
ton American Legion Home Mon
day, February 14th,-8:15 PM,
it was announced today by
Franklin G. Dirnberg, command
err Of the Ottawa Co. Chapter.
Mr.. Knight, who suffered fhe
loss of leg as the result of his
services with the U. S. Marines
during World War |, has been
an outstanding leader among the
wars disabled of the state for
a number of years, and is now
serving his second year as State
Commander. He will have an
important message on fhe effort
now being made TO reduce The
appropriation for disqualification
and other benefits for war vet
erans.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
AT CLINIC

AT CLINIC
Sheriff Merlan Budd went to
Cleveland Clinic Wednesday night
for a two-day stay during which he
will undergo a check-up.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

ragged laceration of finger, log
rolled on finger; Susan SeSsler,
six months, Route 2, Sandusky,
laceration righ eyebrow, fell "a
gainSt chair.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
BANK BARBER SHOP
IN NEW LOCATION

Bank Barber Shop, now COM
bined with Rudy Rohde's shop,
moved into its new location at 109
E. Second-st last Thursday. Shop
operation is unchanged, said pro-
prietor Jack Burkett, although an
additional chair has been added.
No appointments are necessary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

DR.. and Mrs. C. r. Wood were
in Defiance last week to attend
funeral services for an uncle of
Mrs. Woods.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

eCH,1 Mr. and Mrs. James
NsIU. - McGee (Barbara Ann
w. Ma1ler), GIT Washing
ton-st, are parents of son born
at Magruder hospital Sunday, Feb
9th. The baby weighed eight lbs,
II ounces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Dreams bigger than budget?
Take advantage of Tsehumy's Fur
niture and Carpet February Sale
Bargains! Fremont, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scherer,
returned home the latter part of
last week after having spent a
couple of weeks touring the SOUTH,
including parts of Florida.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11
Bake sale Fri, Feb. II at Cerner
and Wolf. BY Firettes. lit

$500 Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
E1E Lulfs, Shirley Ann
w. Salisbury are parents
of son, seven pounds, 1% ozs.,
born at Magruder hospital Sunday,
February 9Th
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Try the new MinshaII Chord Or
gan at Meggiff's in Sandusky. The
organ anyone can play in 5
minutes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

ACAG Mr. and Mrs. Will
Ho7ViY liam Plumlee, 1892 f.
w. 2nd-st, (Susanne Ly-
singer are parents of son born
at Magruder hospital Sunday, Feb.
9Th The baby weighed eight lbs,
six and half ounces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11


Public card party sponsored by
St. Hyacinth Medical Miss ] n
Group at the Immaculate Coneep-
tion School auditorium Sunday
February I3, 7:30 pm. Prizes and
refreshments. Admission so. lit
-.-.-
DR.. E. Clay Ingram. local den
tiSt spent the fore part of the week
in Chicago attending the mid-win-
ter meeting of the American Den
tai Society.
--.-:-
John Jack, has returned to his
home here, after having ben los-
pital patient in Chicago for num-
Der Of weeks where he was under
treatment for pneumonia.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Sandwiches, lunches and ban
quet services. Jai-Lai Club. Gyp.
sum.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

sS.catS Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
E1V * mond Vargas Paulina
w. Rodriguez, Gy psum,
are parents of a son, eight pounds
1512 ounces, born at Magruder hos
pital, Friday, Feb. 4.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

William Robertson, injured in an
accident several weeks ago, was
taken to X'>rcy hospital in Toledo
Thursday in the Gerner and Wolf
ambulance.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Mrs. Otto Heineman, who has
been a patient at Memorial hospi-
tai in Fremont, was removed home
last Thursday in the Gerner and
Wolf ambulance.
Remember her on Valentine
Day. Corsages, roses, pottcd
plants. A very nice selection at
Woner's, 9th St, near Monroe
Phone 4571.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-11

Mrs. Rose Gresham, Oak-st, was
removed home from st. Charles
Hospital in Toledo Tuesday after
noon following several weeks los-
pitalization during which she un-
derwent surgery. She is doing we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
Koreans Offer
Tax UIfiIllatunl

SEOUL. Sept. 10 R.-Dr. You
Chan Yang, South Korean am
bassador 10 the United States.
said today American business
men here have three choices in
the raging controversy over
South Korean taxes levied
against them:
:. Pay taxes as assessed.
3. Negotiate individual CON-
promises between businessmen
and tax officials.
3. Get out of South Korea,
without paying past tax assess
ments but on penalty that Meth
or they nor their companies
would ever be allowed re-entry.
Cites Investigation
Yang, who new to Seoul four
days ago from Washington. out
lined the three choices at Q news
conference exclusively on the tax
issue. He said he had spent most
Of the four days investigating
the raging and frequently angry
controversy.
They were Immediately re-
jected by the American Chamber
Of Commerce In Korea. which Is
spearheading the tax fight.
A chamber spokesman declared:
1. Chamber members areI
united and determined to refuse
ali individual negotiations until
there Is "a clear definition Of
South Korean tax laws and their
applicability" to the agents and
business representatives OF theI
types Of business In which most
chamber members are engaged.
2. Present assessments against
most of its members are runious
arbitrary, and retroactively and
illegally assessed.
8. Businessmen who have tried
TO leave have been refused exit
permits.
Yang Blasts Chamber
Yang blasted the American
chamber for its request to the
United States Congress to hold
up ICA aid funds to Korea pend |
ing settlement Of the dispute.
He called the request, which
the chamber said it cabled to the
United States Senator and House
yesterday, thigh handed pressure
methods to which the govern
ment will refuse to accede. :.
"We are very appreciative Of the \
generous aid which the American |
people and Government have
given so full-heartedly to our
war-devastated nation and peo-
ple-but we are not satellites Of
the United States and we will
not accept hlackmail from Amer
lean businessmen who are In
Korea"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
Southeast House
Registration Set
For Fall Sessions

Southeast Neighborhood House
|324 Virginia avenue Sc. begins
registration for It's fall and winter
programs tomorrow.
Children can register for Boy,
Cub and Girl Scouts, Brownies,
Blue Birds. music. ballet. tap and
toe dancing. sewing. crafts and
dramatics.
For teen-agers there are clubs,
choral speaking. modern and
social dancing, charm school,
basketball. badminton and ping
pong.
Adults can Join beginning or
advanced sewing classes, family
budget discussion groups, q
bridge club and the houses
operating committees.
Registration hours are $3.50
to $3.50 pm. and 1880 to $50
pm. tomorrow through Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11

flyers organization. the Quiet
|Birdmen. The note added:
There's nothing else left Of me
just an empty shell. My life,
love. soul and being went with
STAN"
The body was found by Mrs.
Charlotte Nelson. q friend, after
Mrs. Fratt failed to keep an en-
|gagement last night.
Mrs. Frat. who police said In
|herite6 a fortune from q grand
mother. Mrs. Lila Brown, had
left an 8-year-old daughter, VAL
erie Gale, in the care Of the
child's grandparents, DR.. and
Mrs. Philip I. Hoke.
Police said Mrs. Frat had been
divorced from Vern Frat Of
Henderson. New.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
BIRTHS REPORTED
UFcm the D. c. Health DepArtmentI

EarI and Shirley Bailey.
Paul and Mary Beatley.
John and Wanda Bloxton.
kennsth and Elizabeth Burkhardt.
Richard and ZANE Hurtta
Robert and Helen Kochef,
William and Alice Morris.
William and Georgene Preloh.
John and Esther Pumphrey.
Eoeer q, anH Do5is Schmidt.
Mark and Vertelle Anderson.
Bruce ana Hsnris B Bhlss'
Alexander and Nina Bukarin.
Frederick and Doris EvefsberG.
Dixon and Patricia Hoyle.
Wilbur and Phyllis Niiisr.
joseph and Catherine Parker.
vicente and Feltciana pulupa,
John and Florence Schoenfeld.
Eric and Marion Shearer.
I EsaSIsy .n a9d p Mssy syEdno5
Clarence and Edna Jenkins.
William and Zenith Allison.
weldon and Ruth BoWsef,
Cari and Margaret Davis.
william and Annette Ellsworth.
Thomas and Joan Flynn.
Jef and Jessie JONES.
ktchafd and Ann Landmark.
Robert and Carolyn McCord.
Etchard and Shirley Powers.
Bronson and Elma Row.
James and Barbara Thompson.
T T5s. and mary Wehausen.
Frank and Loretta Assemble.
Clinton and Mildred Dixon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
DEATHS REPORTED

. 0foin a. Q. c, Health Depsrtmentl
Newton eimmonds. 90, 1924 cailatfn
Charles iwaiiver. 50, Ola < st. ne.
Marie eurland. 90. 24O2 37th ct. NV.
Avian hay, 90, 1921 Columbia I'd. NV.
Mary Jameson. 80, Manassas, VI.
Leta croghan. 81. 1911 Ishsrwood o.
EdPS md. Barr. .EE So. 1908 Ir'tins ST.
Annie Et.huEh. s5. aoe4 = st, ne.
Rosa Hatton. "a. 621 Harvard st. NV.
Bessie frasier, %, solf 10th 81. NV.
william Watson, 81. 1909 WsIlacs
pl. NV.
Henry Parks. e. ssos oeorsia ave; nv;
shawn Henderson, days a7s 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-11
IcuIifornion Assigned
Research Post Here

The National institute Of
Dental Research, Bethesda. has
given DR.. Lucien A. Bayetta Of
the University Of Southern CALI
fornia . temporary appoint
ment to It's STAFF. He win work
with the laboratory Of oral and
biological chemistry on the re-
lation between diet and teeth
diseases.
DR.. Bavetta. who win be here
for one year, is professor Of
biochemistry and nutrition ut
the California university's
School Of Dentistry.