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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. - 2-bedrm. brk.: gas heat:
COW. to Beivoir and Pentason: suit.
Tor i men; Sii5.50 per mo. on,
3-6384 after 8 pm. go
% mi. from Wash.; pr. chartilly:
several yrs. Main house authentic
Colonial bedrms., 3s baths. lee.
dining rm.. drawing rms. living
Fm.. suitable for entertaining. Stone
cottage nrby. with 2 bedrms., bath.
living rm. and kit. Spacious grounds,
shrubs. flowers. 40 .acfes. mostly
pasture. barns. outbldgs. Furnishes
to suitable occupants II desired.
Brokers CO operation welcomed.
$3.50 Der mo. r, z. NOTING, Jr.
Telephone Hsrndon. W. 262-J;
N. ARL.. nicely furn. 2-bedrm. house.
close school. shop, transp. $l2b.
After ., HU. 3-s355. 20
BETHESDA--Leaving soon for Epa
rope viii rent attrac. 6-rm. hcuss
at greatly reduced rate TO respcsss.-
party OF. 6.664s. 22
area: BUNGALOW. 3 rms. bath. nice
YaFTS' az SaS, ~ sT s ne asai ,Ss'
hane: tuii ba basement. i ~. air.
conditioning. automatic washer,
tenced.tn rear area. garage. $l2o
s-BEDRM BRICK: separate din.
rm.. mr.. Walter Reed Hosp. Large
yard. cony, transp. Available oet-
l, OIL. 4-3902. so
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APARTMENTS WANTED

SMART OWNERS
Have Found That
For sood (whitel tenants, in D. G.
Turn. and unfurn apts.l reas. fee
Cali MANDEL. AID. 4-3400. --23
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ApTs. FuRklsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA PARK---Liv. rm.. bsdrm.,
kitchen, pvt. bath. S6s. Apt. bldg,
mr.. bus and store. JU. 5-1263. ---22
LARGE. furnished. attractive living
room, bedroom. dining room. kiteh-
en-. private bath and entrance: near
transportation; 3 adults. S7b per
month. OIL. 2-082s. :1s
DIADENsBURG RID. vIC.--Attrae.
2-rm. apt. Pvt. entr.; utils.: empl.
couple pref. $50. WA. 7-s697. al
SILVER SPRIN0-Liv. rm., pedrm..
kit. din. bath; utils. mol. $eS.60:
couple: refs. 10. 3-6SS9. Al
NR. WALTER REED-Bsmt. enc
apt: shower. cleo. stove and retgT
SIS mo-. incl. utils. 10. b-46ss.
CHRvERLY AREAS rms. with all
utilities: pvt. bath. entr. and park-
Ing. For details. call ,UN. l-3905
TAK0MA PARK. mr.. walter Reed
Nicely furn. enc. kit. and bath
art: utilsS blk. bus and shop,
SIS Ju. $500. --22
TAKOMA. mr.. Flower and Piney Br.
shop. etr.-Nicely furn. terraces apt.
in garden-type apt, bldg; Nv, rna..
din. rm.. kit. bedrm., tile bath.
$S5: eple. only. Refs. RIA. S-3529.
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THE DIPLOMAT

2420 10TH Ut. nav.
Jr. Bedrm., Lily. RIM. Kit. $110
Beautiful fusn;: ttEin fS ,sn rubber faSssr
Meridian Park. walk distance down
town; 24-hr. switchboard. Mgr.
AID 2.123k
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A-n G. lc... ATS UNFuRN csasl UNEURNsHlD-De


lis G ST N.W.-cony. Capitol Hin
and Govt. agencies; 2 lse. rms. and
RI. 1880. Key ct I10 c 81. nv.
8 ROOMS AND BATE. near suit
land stores; children seeepsed: $50
N IA /; ~ sht6 siSSa32aMi HOTEL. Gao
goth ST. rooms. Kitchen ai, .d
bath, S72.b0 10 $50 psr mo-. utih-
ties Included; Just decorated; Apis.
I02, 900 and 30e. Open Tor IN
speetion. RANDALL HAGNEh q
III n; ST. r N. WV. apt; 1000
SIS. utils. III. 4-I1Oe.
Sc. AREA--Modern S-5-rm. apts: ;
t snsa, sd sS4 g US. ZIP Ii '3-iioS.
.i6 Itth 81. Me-. No. 2E2 bed;
rms, iiv. rm., dinette. kit. and
bath; Key q 2ls 10TH stsI n;si. r No
Ills nth at. NV. Xxx 3-24s9,,
iae WEBSTER ST. NV, No, 8 -
/ bedrm.. liy. rm... dinette, kit. and
bath. EiSssed sleeping porch; apt; in
&: S66.6O mo, FRED A. SMITH
CO. Ills 18th st. nv" -; D
sis so MARYLAND AVE. NE, No. so5
-Enciency apt; kit. dinette and
bath; refgr. and range furn;: 800
mo, Janitor on premises. FRED A
sNfTa oS "a, ms 18th St. I'll piW''
7so 18th 81. Sc, No. Ia bed
rms. liv. rm., dipette, kit. bath;
range and refgr. furn.: completely
redec. Key in No. Il; $3.50 mo
FRED A. SMITH CO., 11l3 18th
&; n aS.s *, $;24ss; MI D,.l,.x
apt; 1 bedrm.. liy. rm.. .dinette.
kit. and hath. rear screamed porch
Key ct 1875 26th st. ne. No. g:
$50. so mo. FRED A. SMITH CO,
his 18th st. NV. Elk. s-25ss
BOILING FIELD AREA--LoveIy .
rm., kit, bath. open porch apt;
vac: good eopd.; $50 incl. utils,
Dixie REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
2Dth AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Mod. J.
hedrm. apt. In new bldg. close to
shops and Gus; adults. SB9 30.
RA. 3-1066, ~
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NOW AVAILABLE

s1os wA cIH xs 81. 1s.EE.-Modsrn.
I-bedrm. apt. mr. NJ. ct. Klizahsths
T r%Ja Hi III ;a md apt; heat iurn''
1sS YUMA ST. s.R.-Modern. g
6edrm. apt. in Congress Hts, AIR
CONDITIONED: rent. $3.50 mo,
o712 4th ST, N.E.-Two-rm., kit
and bath and porch apartment;
canV. section: rent. $57 so mo.
4lI6 LIST ST; Sc, on s. cagitol e
nSdsrn av 2.bearm. sPtis; il AI M
CALL MR.. puyALL. DI. 7-o49oo
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TnRaExNsrTSHRH Shp mod.
ern elevator building In
deorgetcwn. Beavtifuiiy inr-
nished. Spacious foyer, Lying
room, dining room. Kitchen,
large bedroom. twin beds, tiled
bath, wall-to-Wau .carpetinR.
fully equipped for housekeep-
Ing. including silver and In
ens; 24.hour secretarial serv-
Ice, maid service, deep freeze
available: heated garage. Sub
lease to responsible tenant.
Rent, $500 per month. Only
high grade applicants con.
adhered. ME. Stiff.
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APIS. UNFURAisHEn-VA.

~ 80 ShsbS&tStSsso- w.
AsL Eli !s; !, cSlu .s.,. BIKE .a., 9.
svsii now: beautiful ana spseiou:
. lsTGe bedrooms. latest "a Kitchen
equipment. pArquet hoors, VenetiaH
binds. 3 exposures, utils turn;
$ss , z me- ZEN, one ssdioons ,;SS S2; 20
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS - Ada
cent to shop. eeltes and schools;
minutes 70 downtown. min.
utes TO Pentaeon. 5 cuisines At
your front door, Ample parking,
Front sfice service. Laundry and
friTeratcrs with freezer tops. 2 and
2 expesyres: sna ? bedrooms;
from ss I so7Ss csci a.ri ao5 frH Ht
SX. sTRSS and Russell fd.' Ala1.. IL
q bus and schools; $50 incl. utiis.
Manager. Apt; .. 1900 d. Pserce
st.. IA. 7-S02i. I'll
ATTRACTIVE n. ARL..--Ijv. rm;,
din, lit. and bath. bedrm.. lst
1rs cony. bus shop: $3.50, "a
i-BEDRM. AFT. liv.
rm, din. area. kit, bath: q. fent..
Navy Annex. r.. Myer; 97k, Plus
utils. 1000 .. Attn st., IA. a-eoo4.
ARR. s5S-i -bedrm. apt, porch.
P PRsolps slsfii s'n u. Da $500.
ARL.--Redee.,. 1-bsdrn. apt. IN apt.
bldg, auto. hundry: 8 minutes 70
be7S, days; Iii. 3-920S. ewes. --2g
ARLINGTON. near Fort Myer--one
bedroom, iiving room. kitchen. Tic
bath, 2nd floor apartment buile-
ing: S6l. utils. extra DU. b-eeIo'
YoU TOO WILL ENJOY ErAcions liv-
ing In this select one-bedroom APT
here ct $40 N. Thomas 81. ARMS
in pleasing surroundingg Just On
0lebe I'd, and within walking dis
tancs 70 rarkinRton shcppinE dis
trict. Features: Wired for air con-
ditioning, diversified rooms. sepe.
rate dining area. delightfui Kitchen
with Dc luxe equipment incl gar
bage DISPOSAL; nearby modern swim.
ming pool y ayaiiaels fcE you ~
ss s;a. a., en, 9y NH g9 ine Sls 81
SHHNNoN & LtcHs, IA i4th 81
NV, Ma. 6-2345.
ARL. -- 2-bedrm. apt; 1873 n
Rhodes at; ranee.: 3 min. p. G.,
Ss5-S69 so: adults. IA. 6-9a47.
ARLINGTON-S6s.S so for this new.
" dee. 1-bedrm. apt; move right
in and get the nrst 2 wks. rent
free. Call IA. 2-1661. 80
ONE pgDRM.---Ayailabl Oct. 1: new
bldg; modern kitchen, Fort etrong
pkwy. st Lee hwy. 500 utIls. incl,
Apt. 204. 2012 N. Daniel st., "a.
s.76Ri. --22
2O2a 3. Hih ST.--psmt.: . enc. rms.
incl. elee.: $50 per mo; l-bedrm.
apt, $50 per mo. RA. 3-ss2e;
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Owner leaving country. wishes Ia
sell inmeaiatsiy q reduced !, price = g.. g
oming ave. DU. 7-3796, Ii. 5-6700.
Ext. b24e2. --23
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EFFICIENCY APT, SIS
1-BEDRM. APT, $110
2701 18th ST; NV;

NEW AMSTERDAM ARTS.
switchboard and Mail Desk Service
Newly decorated apis. In ven-main-
tanned elevator apt. bldg. with
beautiful lobby. Apply at desk or
CALL MRS ROGERS, CO. $1,000.
BERNSTEIN SYNDlCATES
BACHELOR APT, $40
fKit. Fecllttiesl
AETS., 3347 33ra 81. 81.
(INCLUDES ALL UTILrrIESD
See Mr.. Roach, Mgr.. Apt. l. 10.
BERNSTEIN sYNDIcATEs
COLORED-I6th AND o SITS. NV.
- rooms. kitchen. bath. S66.
utils.. included. Du 7-a3e0. 30
COLORED-023 n. CAROLINA AVE.
S.E.-1 rm., kitchenette. share
bath same floor: Sll per week. Wo.
COZ ORED-e Rms, kit. dinette.
share bath; S76 no.: private home
62S Allison st. NV. To. $4,000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-23
Macon Rabbi Reports
On World Conference
CONTINUED from Pace 28)

continued from Page 28)
lsh sympathy, the liberal forces in
lhe Western Hemisphere are meet
ing the challenge in two wavs.
lie Hebrew Union College-Jew-
lSh Institute of Religion is build
ing IN Jerusalem an H. U. CT. I.
n. school in the choicest section
OF the city next to the King David
Hotel The Israeli government
mas leased the ground for forty
nine years, automatically renew
able forever, for the symbolical
rental OF one Israeli pound per
year. The plans for the school
include a chapel where Reform
services will be held, and the
school will interpret Judaism and
teach it according to our inter
probation" To finance this pro-
lect, DR.. Nelson Glueck, president
of H.U.C.-J.IR., has undertaken
a campaign to raise $500,000,
mainly in the form of contribution
Of Israel bonds, which the Israeli
Government has agreed to accept
in lieu of cash.
The Executive Committee of
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations followed the HUI.
C.-J.I.R. move with a proposal
TO the World Union that the
U. A. H. C. would raise $4,000 a
year for the next three years to
send an American Reform Rabbi
TO Israel to organize the Reform
Movement there.
With the Institute begun in
Paris for the training of European
Rabbis and the initiation of the
Israel projects on a sound flnan-
cial basis, the World Union for
Progressive Judaism can report to
its ailing Honorary President, DIR.
Back. we have heard your mes
sage and are carrying out your
mandate"
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

mie took an overnight trip We'd
nesday to Skyline Drive, Luray
Caverns, Va, through Washington,
ID. c. and Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson have been vacationing
with the Belts family for two weeks
and returned to their home in
Flushing. n. Y. on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Handsberry of Lepsic
and Mrs. Charles Handsberry of
Morris PLANES, N. j., spent this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lindale. The Lindale's weekend
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hall, of Mt. Cuba, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Johnson of
Michigan, are spending few days
with Mrs. Mary Burris. They plan
to leave Wednesday and Mrs. Bur
ris is going with them for a visit.
Miss Elva Warrington of Wilm-
ington, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcbride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Alton Palmer
and family attended the birthday
party Saturday evening of Mrs
William Anderson at Riverdale,
The Palmer family spent the week
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

have a large crowd at the last
game of the season. Be seeing you
fans.
Mrs. Emaline Taylor of Phila
delphia. spent several days with
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lollis Mcqueen this week. While
here she visited with Mrs. Mary
Hall, Milford.
Mr.. Arthur Melvin. Sr., was a
patient in Milford Hospital several
days last week, he returned home
Saturday. Their daughter, Mrs.
Sam Bostic, of Wilmington was
with her mother during that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin and
sons, of Denton, Md, spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mrs. Lydia Emory, Cheswold,
spent last week with Mrs. Minnie
Camper and sister, Mrs, Linda
Mills at their Bowers Cottage. Mrs.
Mills is summering with her sister
Mrs. Camper.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Boone, Sr., were their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Fassel and family. of Slaughter
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane
and daughter of Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Boone, Magnolia.
Little Sharon and Eddie Fassel
spent Monday with their grand
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Henderson
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Belts and children, Dee and Tom
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

Mrs. Bessie Martin spent several
days last week with her brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hall
of near town. Mr. Hall is home
from the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. where Re underwent an oper-
alton for a hernia
Little Bernice Boone spent two
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs.
B. Martin recently.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and
daughter. Joann and Mrs. Claude
Fisher were shoppers on Friday
in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCaulley of
Wilmington have returned home
after a months vacation with Miss
Mildred Coverdale
Mrs. Clara Webb and son Bobby
and Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher attended
the birthday party on Friday even
ing of Mrs Mildred Anderson at
Riverdale.
Mrs. Ben Belts and children, Mrs.
Gorden Belts and children spent
Sunday at Lewes
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernite Rash and
family of Greenwood spent Sunday
with his grandmother, Mrs. Pearl
Rash.
Mrs. Louder Belts and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tribbitt. Mrs.
William Hemphill and daughter,
Eva Kay, spent the weekend at
another daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Mitten and children, of
Baltimore, Md.
Little Ruth Tribbitt was with her
aunt and uncle several days. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Belts and family.
The Frederick ball team played
before the largest crowd of the
season Sunday. on the Frederick
diamond and defeated the top Mil
ton team by a score of 6 10 3. The
Frederica boys hit the top Milton
pitcher hard and the effective pit
ching of F.ederica's Greenfield and
F. Moore catching seemed to battle
the Milton team. Frederica's pit
cher hit for the circuit, while the
bows played errorless ball back of
him. The next game will be PLAYED
September 4th on Frederick dia-
mond, when Frederica will be host
20 Pennington team. Let's try to
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
FREDERICK
BY Mrs. Emma Hovey
Phone Frederica 5-5419
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Richard Gibson, Pastor

1fftfftf uttUDu1St tHUIGU
Rev. Richard Gibson, Pastor
Sunday School 1000 a. m, Mr..
John Woodrow, Supt.
Worship hour next Sunday,
Septmber 4th, 11:00 a. m.
Miss Ruth Farley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Farley, of
Dover. became the bride of Mr..
Stanley Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs
w. Potter of New Albany, Pa, on
Saturday, August goth, in Barratts
Chapel at 200 o'clock. Rev. Rich
ard s. Gibson pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church officiating. A re-
ception was held at 'Iakelawn'
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rogers, Milford. There were
many guests from Milford, Dover
and Frederick. Miss Farley former
ly lived here. Congratulations.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe Pleasanton, Jr. Dover, on
the birth of a darling baby daugh-
ter born in Milford Memorial Hos
pital, Tuesday, August 23rd at
p. m. The little Miss has been
named Donna Lynn. Mrs. Pleasan-
ton will be remembered as the
former, Sara Elizabeth Lank of
Frederick.
Mrs. Arch Lank is staying this
week at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rowe
Pleasanton, Jr. and daughter.
Mrs. Clarence Blaire and daugh-
ters, Bonnie Sue and Kathleen of
Evansburg Park, Pa. Mrs. Ebson
Paskel and daughter, Joyce of
Yerkes, Pa, were Sunday guests
of Capt and Mrs. Donald Palmer
and daughter. Debra Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Pearson
and Mrs. Louise Hemphill were
recent visitors at Virginia Beach,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purnell, at
tended the funeral of Mr.. William
Bethards of Milford on Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Bethards was born
in Frederick and was well known
here in our town.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harper were his brother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Harper,
Downingtown, fa. Sunday guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Emory
of Collins Park, Delaware.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Boone We're Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Millman and family, Ken
meth, Jr., Harry, Edward, Helen
and Judy of Darby, Pa, and Linda
Schwartz of Milford
Miss Joan Conley, has accepted
a position as teacher in Alexandria
Va.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Carlisle were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant Kndall of Wilmington, Mr..
Arlie Bright, of FELTON, anr Mr.
George Roe, of Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glanden
and family of Cheriton, Va, were
weekend guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Coverdale
and family
Recent guest of Miss Elizabeth
Jane Gerow was Miss Marion Sears,
of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. They spent
the time at the Wilson-Gerow cot
tage, Rehoboth.
Word has been Eeceived of the
birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Mitten, Sr of Baltimore,
Md, Saturday, August 9th. This is
the Mitten's third child. Mrs. Nit
ten was the former Emma Belts
of town Congratulations
Mrs. Ellen Belts and Mrs. Louise
Hemphill and daughter, Eva Kay,
were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Eva
hamphill of Seaford, Delaware
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
GEORGETOWN

More than hundred men, women
and children gathered at the Coin
Road Beach in the Rehoboth area
last week for the annual family
night and picnic of the local Lions
Club.
There were bonfires, games, a
weiner roast and other features.
o. Raymond Martin was chairman
of the committee in charge.
Blood bank program in Sussex
County gained impetus at the meet
ing of the Georgetown-Millsb
Rotary at the Indian River Yacht
Club, last week
Robert Cunningham, member Of
the staff of the Blood Bank OF
Delaware, explained tie program
and distributed Blood Bank in
formation bulletin No. 3 for the
first time in the county.
Every member of the club sub
scrihed to the program and in
addition several members received
application cards and information
bulletins for distribution in the
area covered by the club
Though the Blood Bank program
has been goingon in ew Castle
County, this is the first time that
Georgetown and Mfllsboro, at least
have organized to participate.
w. Virden Macklin, secretary OF
the club, called attention to the
fact that the Blood Bank program
is completely Delaware under
taking and that the hospitals OF
Sussex County are included in the
plan.
Mr.. Cunningham stated that in
formation bulletins and speakers
to explain the program are avail
able at all times at the Blood Bank
office, 1909 Washington ST., VIII
mington, Telephone 6-0200.
Grover Foster, president of the
club. presided. Visiting Rotarians
were w. Franklin Oliphant, laurel;
Joseph ID. Moore. Darby, Pa, and
Ernest F. Bennett. also of Darby.
Guests were William Lambden,
Raymond Rust and Walter Nc
Clure, all of Georgetown.
Next week, the club will take the
"Rotary-Anns" on q boat trip on
Rehoboth Bay and Indian River
Bay. They will leave Wilson's
wharf at Rehoboth at 4 p. m,
and then go to the Indian River
Yacht Club where they will pick
up their lunches and travel back
through the bays. Nutter D. Marvel
and Jesse Jones are co-chairmen
for this event.
The summer work schedule at
the local school is nearing COM
pletion Outside painting has been
progressing as rapidly as the
weather permits and screens have
been replaced.
The auditorium has new look"
The redecorating has included
painting and the installation of new
curtains and drapes.
The library. previously located
on the second floor in the high
school area, has been removed to
the old cafeteria. The old library
quarters have been reclaimed for
study hall and classroom use. All
shelving and equipment have been
moved, including murals. Addition
al shelving has been constructed
and some new equipment will be
added in order to increase the
library facilities. The library in it's
new locale will be better able to
serve as the curriculum center of |
the school.
In the elementary school the
room, formarIy uced nv phiIin Tav-
lor for the band has been converted
for classroom use by the install
lation of blackboards and closets
The permanent stands ON the
football field damaged by Hurri
cane Hazel have been repaired.
The installation of piping in the
cafeteria storage room to divert
excess water from drainage ditch
the list.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
EVIDENCE PROVIDED

ALBUQUERQUE. n. M.-tP)-
Albuquerque police are wishing
they were all this easy.
Investigating a. burglary in an
Albuquerque home. they found a
wallet chuck full of identification,
obligingly dropped by one of the
burglars. The arrest followed in
short order.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

A new plant food" "Uramite" fer
tilizer compound-releases adequate
nitrogen for plants continuously
and uniformly throughout the
growing season with just one ap-
plication.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

end with the Anderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Sutherland
and daughter, Dolores of Whining
ton were Sunday guests at his
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs
and family.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

AS of June 30. 1855. Dupont was
owned by 152.S55 stockholders rep
resenting every state in the union.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-12-22
ROckpOrt

Mr.. Elvet Foulkes of Ft. Lewis,
Wash, arrived home Monday night
for his Christmas furlough with his
wife in the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Beemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Reigle of Eli
da, were Sunday callers of Mrs. Lena
Rockhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCafferty
and daughter Metiz of Bluffton, were
dinner guests Sunday in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Mayberry and
daughters. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Gratz of Bluff
ton, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyce
Kidd Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruebush of To-
ledo, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Foley OF
Lima, were guests Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Foley
Other callers during the week were;
Mrs. Frank Jaggers and John Burk-
holder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Basinger OF
Columbus Grove, were guests Sunday
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Price and Jerry Hoffman.
William Begg of Leonard WOOD
Camp, Mo-, will spend his Christmas
furlough with his parents, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Edgar Begg.
In honor of their daughter, Susan's
fifth birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Neuenschwander entertained at din.
ner Sunday: Mrs. ID. ]. Basinger anc
daughter Amelia, Magdalene Plenert
| and Eli Bixel. Afternoon callers were
Mrs. Delvin Kirchhofer and daugh.
ters Bertha Rose and Dorothy OF
Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beemer spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dor
Marshall and family of Alger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe ot
Bluffton, spent Sunday evening in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wagner.
Danny Wells, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson Wells, is confined at home
with the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harold Marshal
attended the funeral of Mr. C. T
Michaud at Berne, Ind, Sunday. Mr.
Michaud was manager of the Bern,
Furniture company.
Mrs. d. L. Nussbaum celebrated
her 81st birthday in the home of hel
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Nelson Wells Sunday. Thos,
who enjoyed the occasion were: Mis-.
Jenny Nussbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Nussbaum of Lima; Mrs. Alder