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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
Methodist Church News


Worship service for Sunday in
the Methodist churches. Selbys-
port, 9:45 a m; Friendsville, IL a.
m, and Sang Run, 1880 p m.
Sub-District M. Y. r.
The Wesleyan sub-district M. Y.
F meeting will be held in the
Friendsville Methodist church on
Monday August s, at 730 p. m.
Miss Vida Schroyer, District presi-
dent, has the business meeting.
and worship service will be led by
the local group. The program will
be centered on Temperance. Re-
freshments will be served by the
local group following a recreation
al period
Auxiliary Meeting
Auxiliary meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, August 10, in
the fire hall.
Lutheran Activities
Holy Communion at the Grace
Lutheran church at a. m, Sun
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04

went a minor operation last week
Friday evening guests at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Jay Bell
were Mr. and Mrs Merritt Feath-
ers and Miss Edith Brock of Oak
land
A surprise birthday party was
held last Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Earl Evans in honor
Of Mrs Caroline Pase of Green
belt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL 1T.
IN ONE HOUR,

STRONG fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the
outer skin TO expose buried fungi. Kills
it on contact. Get Greaseess. instant
drying TIL at any drug store. Today
at Englander's Pharmacy, Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-04
COOPER'S HAWK
a ccipiter cO0peFi)

Cooper hawk much alike
both looks and habits and what said here about the Cooper,
applies equally well the harphnned The principal
difference between the species the Cooper is larger and has
smaller and square
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
REUNION


Sunday fifty-seven members were
present at Black Bass Grove, Oak
Harbor when the Harmon Leow
reunion was reorganized. After a
basket lunch short meeting was
held. Mrs. Willard Genzman and
Mrs. George Moore were elected
President and Treasurer. The date
for next year was changed to the
second Sunday in June, place the
same.
Those enjoying the day were Mrs.
Harmon Leow, honored guest, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Leow, Mr. and Mrs.
George Moore and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Leow and family of
Gibsonburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Slavin, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Susor and
family, Toledo, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Leow and family, Bellevue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan LeoW and
David, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Her
bert and family, Mrs. Richard
Smith and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walden May and Danny, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Willard Genzman and family
Fremont, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Franck and
Randy, Mr. and Mrs Lowell May,
Mrs. Calvin Hetrick, Mr.. and Mrs
EmeryLeow, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
row Kohlman and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Scholt, Oak Harbor
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
NEGOTIATIONS PENDING

Last week we reported that the
Fashion Shop had lost its lease on
the Madison st. building. Harry
Miller, owner of the Fashion Shop
today stated that lease negotiations
are still pending and The future
plans are undecided.
and baby, Mrs. Spaishoward, Mrs
Stanton Gilliland and baby, Mrs
James Bowman, Archie FoutS, Mrs
Clayton Peters, L. R. KranZ, Mrs
Claude Mills, Mrs. Sara Parish
Mrs. Mary Henderson, Mrs. Jerry
Knowles, Mrs. Alfred Youster, Mrs
Tito Ollervides and baby, Mrs
Charles Cutcher and baby, Johr
RollheiSer.
EMERGENCIES
Frank Fitzthuan, Jackson Drive
Foreign body of left eye; Jane.
Higgins, Gypsum, finger injury
Carolyn Bricker, age 6, GAINESVILLE
finger laceration; Dale Jensen, agt
7, Rt. 3 Port Clinton, laceration o.
forehead; Jonelle Moore, age 5, Rt
3, Port Clinton, first degree burns
Antonio Garcia, Oak Harbor
auto accident; Patrick Leonard, ag,
2, Toledo, scalp laceration; Mrs
Ada Jensen, $50 E. Fifth ST., sprail
right ankle and knee.
Vincent Dunn, Toledo, laceratiol
right hand; Sandra Morley, Colum
bus, foreign body left eye.
Kermit Netherton, Rt. 2, lacera
ton right heel; Kay Morse, Oal
Harbor, puncture wound, righ
foot; Viola Soils, 18 mo. Port Clin
ton, laceratiOn of forehead; Thoma
Warren, age 13, Port Clinton, frs
and second degree burns left leg
first degree burns right leg.
Timothy MetheniteS, age 3, Por
Clinton, laceration of scalp; Mrs
Joe Molnar, Port Clinton, laceratio
left forearm; Robert Riddell, Por
Clinton, sprain, right ankle; Vel
non Hughes, Springfield, fracture
! left arm.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
OTTAWA COUNTY
Court House
NEWS BRIEFS
NEWS BRIEFS

A hearing on the proposed Otta-
wa Drive Ditch in Portage town
ship will be held by the county
commissioners, Sept. 10. Date for
the hearing had been previously set
for Monday, August %.
Don Chism a representative from
the State Department of taxation
from the Toledo district, is at the
county auditors office this week
checking personal tax returns filed
in 1854 by Ottawa county tax pay
erS.
Atty J. G. Hitchcock, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, a former resident of
Port Clinton, and member of the
Ottawa County Bar Association
visited the court house Monday.
The county commissioners will
receive bids at 200 pm. Monday
for construction of new abuttments
for the Nine-Mile Creek bridge on
the Salem-Harris township line
road. Estimated cost for the pro
ject has been set at $9,277.82.
Auditor Melvin c. Guth reports
the receipt of voucher for $4,000
from Columbus, through the dis
tribution of gasoline tax funds
Each township will receive $500
through t he distribution, the
money to be applied to township
road and bridge funds.
Judge P. w. Gulau of the pro
bate court reports the appoint
ment of Miss Rodena L. Konker a.
administrative in the matter of The
estate of Lawrence Newman; Eliza
beth Eldred Rupp has been ap
pointed executrix in the matter O.
the estate of George Beutler.
The final account of administra
tion has been filed in the probate
court by Nettie Owen, executrix o
the estate of Ralph E. Owen.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
|iili III zJll!l4a =

From Hopewell Village National
Historical Site near Birdsboro, Pa,
comes a greeting to local friends
from Joseph R. Prentice, former
superintendent at Perry Monument
at Put-in-Bay, and Mrs. Prentice.
Dated August 16, it says:
''It is beautiful out here but
stormy with Connie here and gone,
and Diane on her way. Lots of rain.
Really miss the lake and the won
derful friends at Put-in-Bay and
port Clinton. Tell everyone hello
and to write us when they can.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
Elizabeth Anna Main, Daniel Greer
Wed Saturday In Upper Sandusky

In a lovely double ring ceremony
in the John Stewart Methodist
church, Upper Sandusky, Miss
Elizabeth Anna Main, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wallace Main
became the bride of Daniel Ken
meth Greer, son of Mrs. Irene Greer,
Port Clinton. The marriage was
performed Saturday, August 20, at
2:30 pm.
Miss Helen Denman, soloist was
accompanied by James Taylor The
church was decorated with vases
of white gladioli, aster, palms and
seven-branch candelabra.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father wore bridal gown
fashioned of Swiss organza. The
portrait neckline was styled with
bertha of embroidered organza.
A basque bodice complimented the
bouffant skirt on which an accent
of embroidery was repeated and
swept gracefully into chapel
length train. Matching short mitts
were worn and a crown of opales-
cent sequins and seed pearls held
her fingertip veil of illusion. She
carried colonial bouquet of lilies
of the valley. Her jewelry was a
pearl necklace.
Mrs. Robert Jones, sister of the
groom was matron of honor. Miss
Donna Ruckman, Columbus was
bridesmaid. They were gowned
alike in ballerina length dresses of
orchid organdy styled with princess
lines. They carried colonial bou.
quetS of yellow NUNS centered
with light and purple shading of
asters. Their hats were circlets OF
light lavender flowers surrounded
with brim of set. Carole Greer
junior bridesmaid, niece of the
groom wore yellow organdy.
C. James Greer, brother of the
groom, Sandusky was best man and
Thomas Taylor and James Brought
served as uShers.
For her daughters wedding, Mrs
Main chose a beige silk dress
fashioned with a torso waist anC
puSh-up sleeves trimmed with seeC
pearls and silver beads. She wore
toast colored accessories.
Mrs. Greer chose lavender lace
dress for her sons wedding ano
wore lavender accessories. Botl
mothers wore corsageS of Lavender
orchids.
A reception for $50 was held il
the church basement. The RECEIPT
tion also marked the 25th weddinl
anniversary of the brides parents
The bride wore a yellow liner
sheath dress with a duster AM
autumn brown accessories with
corsage of lilies of the valley TO
travelling. She is a graduate of Obi
State University and attende,
Denison University. She is mem
Der of Kappa Phi and is teache
IN the Franklin County Schools.
Mr.. Greer attended Lakesid
High School, the University of Ter
nessee and served in the Marin
Corps. He is now a student at Obi
State University. After Sept. Is
they will live at 1865 Highlan
Avenue, Columbus.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
SUNRISE GARDEN CLUB
SPONSORS FLOWER SHOW

A flower show for the Junior
members and for All members who
are carrying a flower gardening
project was a feature of the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Sun
rise Garden Club held last Thurs
day at the Bay Township Hall. The
annual event was in charge of Mrs.
Donald Held, Miss Annie Rose Hop
finger and Mrs. Burnett Brough.
An added feature this year was
several classes open to competition
for the adult Garden Club mem
berS.
The show was judged by Mrs,
Norman Tewers of Vickery who
has won many blue ribbons for her
arrangements in shows in Fremont
and vicinity. Dale Rounds was first
place winner in the f. to 7-year-old
class for Miniature Arrangements
not over 3 inches. Donald Streeter
won second and David Bahnsen
third. Animal Character Groups;
David Bahnsen, first, Marjorie
Meachem second and Teddy Street
er and Judy Stelger third. Arrange
ment in Toy, first Marie Lano
second Marjorie Meachem, thirG
David Bahnsen. Sticks and Stones
first David Bahnsen, second Judy
Stelger, third Marjorie Meachem.
Junior members eight years anC
over, for Vegetable Arrangement
first Dolores OlekSa, second Larr,
Meachem, 3rd Sandra Armbruster
Boat or Ship Arrangement, frs
Dolores Oleksa, second Daniel Olek
Sa, third Larry Meachem. Gu
Flower Arrangement, first Jane
Rounds, second Ruth Ann Boss
third Gary Rounds. Dust Pan Gar
den, first Larry Meachem, secont
Dolores Oleksa, third, Sandra Arm
bruster. The show was open in tn
evening with many interested view
ers. Lemonade was served by tn
committee in charge assisted b
, Mrs. Marguerite Bahnsen and Mrs
/ Norman Rounds.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
WINS PROMOTION

Capt. Harold R. Scott, Provost
Marshal at Erie Ordnance Depot,
received promotion to Major last
week. He was presented the gold
leaf by Col. Phillips, Commanding
Officer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
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ADMITTED

ADMITTED
August 13: Mrs. Clayton Peters,
Route 8, surgical; Mrs. Rowland
Wenzel, Port Clinton Rt. 1, medi-
cal; L. R. Kranz, Fostoria, medical.
August 10: Mrs. Selena Reed,
Route 2, medical; Mrs. Claude
Mills, Route 2, medical; Mrs. Cath
erin Moran, 601 Church-st, Oak
Harbor, medical; Mrs. Sarah Parish,
Sherman Ave-, Columbus, medical;
Mrs. Dewey Butler, 400 Oakst, Oak
Harbor, medical.
August 20: Vern Wadsworth, Rt.
2, medical.
August 81: Baby Robin Masing,
Route 3, medical; Mrs. Elmer
Krouse, Elmore, surgical; Mrs.
Mary Henderson, Center Street,
Marion, medical.
August %: Mrs. James Heilman,
124 Railroad Street, Oak Harbor,
medical; Russell Goddard, Jr., Rt.
5, Fremont, medical; Mrs. Jerry
Knowles, Bay Bridge, medical;
John Rollheiser, N. Railroad ST..
Oak Harbor, surgical; Mrs. Flor.
, ence Breedon, Fulton ST., Cleve
land, medical
DISCHARGED
Mrs. Mildred Staaf, Mrs. Clayton
Eddy, Mrs. Elizabeth Hetrick, Mrs
Richard Cooper and baby, Harvey
Harrison, Mrs. Paul Clemons and
baby, Mrs. George Wilburn, Mrs
Nello Bianchi and baby, Mrs. Geo
Gonzales and baby, John Barrier
Mrs. Lillian Spengler, Mrs. Erwin
Apling and baby, Mrs. Ralph Witt
and baby, Mrs. Wanda Brown, Pfc
Raymond Seaman, Mrs. Jarrel
Fields and baby, Mrs. Rollin Wier
ich and baby, Mrs. Joseph Lukat
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

The News seems like letter from
home"
Helen and Joe Prentice
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

EXTRA MONEY THRU OUR
CLASSIFIED ADS
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Farewell Recipe
T. II. Washington

Here is q parting contribu-
ton to one of the incest,
friendliest columns / have ever
seen and from which ! have
garnered many priceless reci-
pes. This Is q recipe for q
light. inexpensive summer
candy" A little Of 1t win
satisfy most appetites for
extra sweets.
Candied Grapefruit Peel
Buy grapefruit which has
thick. pulpy. unblemished skin.
Quarter, peel out fruit and
with kitchen shears. cut peel
in long. thin strips tfinger
sizel. Put in saucepan. cover
with cold water and bring to
q boil. Boil briskly 2 or 8
minutes. pour or water. run
cold water on peel 2 or 8
times. and then cover again
and return to heat. Repeat
this boiling -blanching process
at least 5 times.
Many recipes say only / or
2 times for this step, but I
have found from bitter tjoke)
experience that grapefruit peel
takes just as long to tenderize
and de-acidify as does orange
peel. After final boil, pour Of
hot water. drain and add two
heaping cupsful of granulated
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Mrs. Nixon
Launches
Doll Contest

Mrs. Richard Nixon launched
the country's teen-age girls
on a Nation wide. goodwill,
doll-making project yesterday.
At q ceremony at her home
she inaugurated the 1855
Seventeen Magazine Save the
Children Federation Christmas
Doll Contest as she accepted
the first 1855 doll-making kit
from 4-year-old Heiduk Lee,
Korean war refugee.
Heiduk symbolizes the thou
sands of unfortunate young
sters in America and overseas
who will receive dolls made
by United States teen-agers
as Yuletide gifts. The dolls.
viii be distributed by the Save
the Children Federation.
The doll-making kits will be
on sale at q Washington de-
partment store and in the fall
the winner of the Nationwide
competition for the best teen
dollmaker wins a two-week
trip to five European countries.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
MARY MARGARET
MCBRIDE
Moiln7qn Brings All Things

It's interesting what readers
get excited about
A California wife. stirred to
comment by q column about
men and women who pride
themselves on being violent-
acting, writes: II have one OF
those bad-tempered fellows to
be a sitting duck for. Just the
other night I'm sure he was
disappointed. for it was rain
ing and ! had my boy meet
him in the car when he came
from work. AS he walked in
I spoke, he grunted. barged
through the. room and said,
ITS a good thing some one
met me. or ] would have blown
my top He goes to work with
a chip and comes home with
a chip. It would only make
him gleeful to know he had
upset me-"
Won't you please write an
article s. and voice an appeal
not to give children live an
imals as toys?" pleads Mrs.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

A. Callahan of the Florida
League for Humane Progress
in Miami. Aside from the
suffering inflicted on these
helpless creatures. the expert
ence is not at all good for the
children"
A man reader In Denver.
after thinking over a column
In which ] suggested stern
punishment for bad automo-
bile drivers, suggests that Of
tenders be sentenced to wear
a single ankle shackle with an
attached chain about 4 feet
long.
"This will In no way inter-
fere with their freedom of
moving about or doing their
regular tasks" he argues. .but
it win impose on them a bur-
densome inconvenience and
definitely slow up their getting
about. which Is just what they
deserve. Besides, q bit of
shame suffered by these speed
demons, from having to tote
Evening star., 1955-06-02

about the chain Of an ankle
sfackle, would be very salutary
for their egos and their disre-
gard Of the lives and rights Of
others"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Adams.
a young couple Of Miami. Fla.
are excited about their cur
rent project. we have de-
cided to send cards to these
who made our lives richer this
year." they explained, And
they have put me on their
mailing list. A gratifying and
friendly idea.
A Michigan woman, after
reading the column on Susan
B. Anthony, was comforted.
Seems when she was young a
boy wrote in their high school
prophecy that she would be-
come a second Susan B. AM
thony" Il felt very hurt"
she admits. But after read
ing your account of her life,
feel better about it. Per-
haps he did give me credit for
being q worker and did not
think I was merely funny. I
shall never know because he
was killed many years ago
And Jack McNulty of New
York City deplores the fact
that I'VE have too many pail
bearers and not enough clowns
in this world!"
tFrom AP Newsfeatures)
Evening star., 1955-06-02
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
French for Fun

New classes for adults who
are beginners in French con-
versation viii be given under
the auspices of the District
Recreation Department Non
Tuesday and Friday tvenings
at 7 o'clock at the Roosevelt
Center. Thirteenth and Up
shur streets NV. The classes
are for pleasure and informal
study. There are no exams or
homework. French conversa-
ton and songs are learned.
Occasionally there is party
where people have an oppor-
tunity to speak the French
they have learned, as well as
at every class meeting. The
Friday class is for beginners.
The Tuesday class is for be-
ginners who are a little adj
vanced.
For more information, call
during the day Adams 4-2050,
and ask for the city-wide di-
vision. Or come directly to the
Roosevelt Center on Tuesday
or Friday evening next week.
i + +
San Diego?
F. E. p, Washington
expect to leave for Cali
fornia shortly, to live there
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Donor Dinner Donce

Representative Richard E.
Langford Of Maryland will be
the guest speaker at donor
dance of the Sisterhood of the
Northeast Hebrew Congrega-
tion on Sunday.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

G-E SwiveI-Top Cleaner. 1854 model,
c.. Regularly 1895. Now - 1895
G-E lo-ineh oseiIlotins Fon, SLOT
Regularly l7o5. Nov -----H.Se
G-E lz-ineh oseilIotins Fon, S-l25,
Regularly 2ee5. Nov -----ls.S7
G-E AII-Purpose Fan, Al. Regularly
"a. o5. ZZ.SI
G-E De Luxe Is" Home and Office
Fon. 3-speed, v-l63 Regularly 5495:
Nov ---------------35.Ss
G-E Floor Circulating Fan. FL Reg
uIorly 64.o5. Now ------4l.s9
G-E Yesr-Round Window Ventilotor
Fan, WI. Reeulorly 34.o5. Nov.
G-E Twin Eon Window ventiIosor,
portfolio, reversible, T-2. Regularly
64.o5. Nov 4l.e4
G-E Automatic 20" Window Fan, g.
speeds, WI. Regularly 6o.e5. Now,
44.94
G-E Autcmotic NisuoIixer Iron. F33.
Regularly l2.o5. Now-------7.o4
G-E Portable Steam Iron, FIG. Reg
uIorIy 1895. Nov ------9.54
G-E Automatic Skillet. c-26. Regularly
1926. Nov ----------------lz.94
G-E Aufomotic Skillet Cover. Reeuior-
" 800. Nov l.85
CT Ausomosic Iron, 2H pounds.
F-23x Regularly oe5 Now 6.97
G-E Portfolio Mixer, , pounds, MO
Regularly 1895. Nov --- 1875
G-E Triple Whip Mixer. M-l2. Reg
ulorIy 43.o5 Now .--------24.74
G-E Aufomotie yooster, T-82. Reg
ulorIy 2l.e5. Now ----------lz.96
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Christening Sets
Greatly Reduced
We're $500 to $500
1895 +" 5Q.ss

20 hondmode dress and slip sets from
Fronce. Switzerland and Italy. Dointiy
embroidered eottons with loee, pin-tuek-
ing and shocking details.
W6L-The Nursery Corner, Ah Floor ~
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Big Savings on
Fine Stenwore

100 Bryce stemwore., regularly 800
so pieces Eostoria "Sprite" stemware,
regularly ITS. Nov W------------95 95e
80 pieces Cambridge "Rondo" stemware,
reeulory $50. Now ow------------ Soc
so pieces Westmorelond "Hobnoil"
stemware. regularly 75e. Now------3oe
W5L-GIosswore, Upper Level. 5th Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-02

for several years. I would like
to settle in San Diego or some
small town nearby having a
view of the mountains. ! would
appreciate information on the
city itself = best residential
sections. climate, etc. and also
pointers on neighboring towns.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

sugar. / cup water and ! table
spoon lemon juice to each
grapefruit.
Boil on high heat until
liquid is sirupy and each slice
of peel is thoroughly coated
with the sirup. Lower heat
and with fork. shift peel until
pan is dry" tBe very careful
to remove from heat the In
slant peel might stick and
burn.)
With fork-iift each piece OF
peel into shallow bowl Of gram
ulated sugar. Roll. lift onto
waxed paper and allow to cool
and dry out, uncovered. for 2
or 8 hours. Work rapidly. You
want peel hot when you roll
it in sugar. Food coloring may
be added to sugar and water
II variety is desired. Store in
CLOSED cOntaluer.
Again. many. many thanks.
Good-by and God bless you all.
\ y y
Season Pan?
Mrs. J. H. M. WASHINGTON
Won't somebody tell me
how to season q new iron fry
ing pan? Now my old ones are
sticking. Can anyone advise
me please?
A*&
Words to Song?
E. H., The Plains, Va.
I have d request which I
hope a kind reader can fulfill.
/ would like the words to the
song where the Sunset Turns
the Ocean-blue to Gold"
Thanks very much.
Evening star., 1955-06-02

OF for Fronce
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert r.
Horwitz have sailed for France.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Save More Than "a on Misses
SPRING COATS AND SUITS

Exceptional 5o9 beautiful obes
ob orion and lightweight woo choreoo block navy cor beige
erpe lightweight woens wool d silks wool Honne gobodnes Nc
block checks
Petite 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Discount Prices on Fomous-moke Fans, Small
Appliances, 3rd Floor, North Building

make fcns and small appliances daring tn: 'peal on
Order by mail phone COD orders ols
accepted
Evening star., 1955-06-02

Save u on Bed jackets
.w.,. 50, ~
l06 quilted royons in soft posteIs.
Small TO large sizes.
l8 busters and Brunch coats in washable
royon Broken colors and sizes Were 1925
to l4o5. Nov TOO
IS Long Wool Robes, some woshoble Broken
.coIors and sizes. Were 1895 and 1895.
Now ---------------- 1000 and $500
WGL-Louneeweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-02
San Diego?

F. E. p, Washington
I expect to leave for Cali
fornia shortly. to live there
Evening star., 1955-06-02

WGl-Misses' Coots and Suits. 3rd Floor
!. . selections at Chevy Chose and Alexandra
Evening star., 1955-06-02
Sove on
Wrapped coromeIs
regularly 7Oc pound y =
n

800 pounds wrapped earomeIs including
chocolate pecan, venilIa, brozil nut, vanilla
and chocolate morshmallow. black wolnut.
WGL-Condy, st Floor