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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27

BABY CHICKS-Certified white
Leghorns, large type; also APP
proved New Hampshires, seXed or
unsexed. All w. Va.-U.S. Pullorum
clean. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone Eglon 8-F-120 Thorne
Poultry Farm. Horse Shoe Run, w.
Va.-Adv. 45-tf.
FOR SALE-Plain dry goods,
light and dark colors, chambray,
percale, broadcloth, gabardine,
girl scou, chambray. challIs. cotton
flannel denims. towels. wash
cloths. thread. etc. Open Tuesday
and Friday. Noah c. Zook, Oak
land, r. ,, Md, near Red House on
Route 219.-Adv Soft
FARM FOR SALE-Five miles
North Of Oakland, G0l2 acres,
six room house. > ear garage, ,
barns. siIo, grad A milk, electric.
water in house and barn, on hard
road. with or without cattle, ma
chiuery and crops Priced for quick
sale Ray Smith. K. ,, Deer Park,
Md.-Adv. 31-St#
PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE
Phone 2l8l. Terra Alta. w Va.
Visit our store for bargains i'm new
furniture and appliances. Also see
us for bargains in all types of used
furniture. carpets, stoves refriger-
ators, telcvision, washers and other
household furnishings See Jim
hardwood and visit our used furni-
ture annex near our store at l06
State ST Payments arranged to
suit your budget-AdV. 34-4t
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FOR SALE

GUARANTEED used sewing ma
chimes for sale. Singer Sewing Ma
chine company Emile German, Mt.
Lake Park-AdV. 35-tf.
FOR SALE-Now taking orders
for pool car of pulverized phos-
phate rock, $3.50 per ton Grange
Supply Center-Adv. Soft.
MAYTAG WASHER sales and
service. Easy Payments. Liberal
trades Terra Alta Hardware, phone
3511, Terra Alta, w. Va.-Adv. 14-tf
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WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 8, 1865
Beginning at 1000 Sharp
LIVE STOCK

Sixteen head Cows and HeiferS,
2 Holsteins. / to freshen i'm Novem-
Der. other to freShen in spring: 4
Guernscys. l to lreshen i'm Novem-
Der. others to freShen later; 6 stock
Cows to freshen in early spring.
HOlStein HeiferS bred. open;
II Guernsey Heifer, 3 yrs old; /
Hereford Bull l yearling Bull,
brood Sow with 10 Pigs, brood
Sow with pigs, Yorkshire male
Hog. 2 fat Hogs, 125 Leghorn Pull
lets. Cows all T.B. and Bangs
tested
FARM IMPLEMENTS
one VIC. Allis-Chalmers Tractor,
Il CA. Allis-Chalmers Tractor, 2
14"-bottom Pillow and Cultivator,
like new: 2-bottom trailer Pillow,
/ 3-section tractor Harrow. John
Deere: ! New Idea manure Spread
er. on rubber l lift New Idea
tractor Mower. new ! Deering
horse Mower, l hay Loader, ! side
delivery Rake, on rubber, like new;
/ hay Tedder. l 11-hoe grain Drill,
International: l 11-double disc grain
Drill, lift McDeering grain
Binder. l Hammer Mill, Corn
Husker. | 22X36 forker Thresher,
in good shape: l Gin. drive Belt, l
Potato Digger l shovel Pillow, l
walking Pillow, rubber tire Wagons
with flats. Trailer, l set Dehorn-
ers. / lime Sewer, ! corn Binder,
i 24-ft. extension Ladder, ! set
Platform Scales.
MISCELLANEOUS
One lot Forks Shovels, Chains.
Grabs. Sledges. ShoVelS, l sausage
Grinder, ] lard Press, iron Kettles.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
one PUNT Farm Master Milking
Machine. 4-can milk Cooler. l hot
water Heater. / double Wash Vat.
9 loyal milk Cans, , 8-gal milk
Cans. 2 milk Buckets. ! Srainer,
set COW Clippers.
HAY. STRAW AND GRAIN
one lot Hay, l lot Straw. 800 bu.
Oats, 90 bu Wheat 300 Blu. ear
Corn.
Also one lot of Furniture.
Terms of personal property: cash.
REAL ESTATE
Farm consisting of 1873 acres, 90
acres i'm good cultivation. 20 acres
in prop timber. balance in pasture
! SiX-room House with bath and hot
and cold running water, electric
and telephone Bank Barn 40X80
and all necessary outbuildings
/ Farm well Watered.
Terms of real estate made known
on day of sale.
Lunch will be served
Mr.-MrS. Albert \. Ringer
Owners
Accident, Maryland
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer
Accident Md. Phone TAP
ADV. 35-2t
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Law Offices of Edward J. RYar
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Geraldine c. Zicari. Route 2, Box
426 Frostburg, Maryland

VS..
1ot, d zio,,,; 100 cc,,iroe Avopue
" 0ii-' Fn ,l N Naw " Vork
No, ASIA Equity, In the Circuit
Court Tor Garrett county,
Maryland
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce a vinculo matrimonii
of the Plaintiff from the Defend
ant, and permit the complainant
to resume her maiden name of Ger
aldine c. Raley. The bill states the
parties were married on July IS,
1949 in Endicott, New York, and
that they lived together until Jan
uary 20, 1854 when the conduct of
the defendant forced the complaint
ant to return to the home Of her
parents in Garrett County; that the
conduct of the defendant amounted
to constructive desertion, and that
the parties have been separated for
more than eighteen 49, months,
and that there is no hope OF recon
ciliation; and that the complainant
is resident of the State OF Mary
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SATURDAY. OCT. %. 1865
Beginning at 1890 O'clock, EST
LIVE STOCK

Four Brown Swiss Cows, 5 Hol-
stein Cows, ! Guernsey Cow, Jer-
sey and Guernsey Cows. young and
artificially bred; , HolStein Heifers,
, years old 81 head of Sheep. all
young; 300 lb. Hog, 20 Chickens
FARM MACHINERY
Hay Loader, lime Spreader,
tractor Disc, Case Tractor like
new. rubber tired Wagon, tractor
Pillow, 3-section Harrow, Hammer
mill, moving Machine on rubber,
G.M.C Truck. MISUNDERSTANDING
milking Machine, 2 units; milk
Cooler, lot of milk Cans, ? wood
brooder Stoves, 2 sets of Harness,
GRAIN
About 300 bu Oats, 65 bu. Wheat,
40 tons of Hay. and some Ensilage.
FURNITURE
Living room suite, oak dining
room Table, lot of Chairs, Stands,
China Closet, Heatrola. corner Cup
board, Washing Machines, cleo
trio Radio. Dresser and Wash
Stand, and many other articles too
numerous to mention here.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of Sale.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN ACCIDENT. GARRETT
COUNTY. MARYLAND

Under and by virtue of decree
of the Circuit Court for Garrett
County. Maryland passed on the
Isl day of October, 1855, in a cause
wherein Manila S Friend. ct al,
are plaintiffs. and Peter j. Kahl, ct
al are defendants, the same being
1853 Equity in said Court, l, the
undersigned Trustee. duly APP
pointed by said Court. do hereby
Give notice that on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
RHEUMATISM = ARTHRITIS
Neuritis-Sciatica

Relief from those tOrturing pains
or no charge An absolute proven
remedy, Only one trip required
Disabled persons may send
friend. as South Mt. Vernon Ave,
500 #. off Route 40, Uniontown, Pa
Office hours: Daily 1916. Sunday
10-4. Permanently located.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

We. the undersigned will sell all
the following Personal Property
and Real Estate on our farm To-
Gated 3 miles northeast of Accident
Md. just off Route 2l9, turning at
Cove road. on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27
Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 7 AND 8, 1855
By order of the Board.
r. T. BROHAWN. Clerk.
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TREsPAss NOTICE

Persons are hereby warned not
to hunt or trespass in amy manner
on the properties of the under
signed. located IN District l6
Mrs. Homer WilcS
Robert Shank
d. c. MacMurray
ADV 35-3t@
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

| will sell my personal property
and also offer my farm for sale
at the farm known as the Joseph
ConneWay farm located near -Four
Oaks Tavern just off route 50. and
about one and one half miles from
German Said farm consists of 1873
acres, 50 acres tillable land under
a high state Of cultivation and the
rest pasture and timber land. Two
dwelling houses and two barns and
garage all in good state of repair
On
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-27

FOR SALE new uncOndition-
ally guaranteed 670-l5 white wall
tires, $4,000 off; Plymouth chrome
wheel covers Phone DE 4-2744,-
Adv. 33-3t
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J. w. Dove, Owner
German. Maryland

A. A. CALLS q son, Auctioncers
Mt. Lake Park Maryland
Phone DE 1929
ADV 34-2t
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Two Guernsey COWS. 10 AIS.
old; ! Jersey Cow years oIo, /
Hereford Cow . year olu' = "a
IloSS y II, lle .l,lta \ '''' o. '''' "
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r1NI'-'i i-'il i'i-''i i'-' !
Ohe manure nam 2'l G,('e Ii.db6 * an !
I'M i !ot my 1I i'l '' ''' pIou
CON Cui' go 30 Ia C,,1tiL,tor
--il9I ~ 1I l,"S I'" io, C6oi t,i iot
81 iom to' ot No hiacl,ln,itb
NJ T @TS' Coi Epl'o bo,.rn oo,ro,..
UGlS, s E:,G i-,,1 d 1901 ~ cav. mr.
nIatform scales / Iot Harness. Col
lars and Bridles 194g Ford Sedan
Car. good shape: 194l Ford Pick
up Sooo Sild'e' q S''lil - ,,'' '''o'
mo- 0 l. $500 ',0 . l,,,,.
. 81 Cton vG nest and Chair >
cbeetc Of Drawors / Tvnewriter
! NAAN''''' VI - N''' - '
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EOR RENT

FOR neutrality-suspicious. - Four
rooms and bath, range and re-
frigerator Rudy Apartments, Oak
land.-Adv. 18-tf.
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PUBLIC SALE
Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

We will sell at public auction to
the highest responsible bidder at
our farm, thirteen miles south OF
Grantsville Md, two miles east of
the FairVieW church. on the farm
known as the Wesley BroadWatcr
farm, on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. =. 1855
Beginning at 1890 O'clock P. M.
the following personal property:
Four Cows, aged from 2 to 5
years old: Calves, Ia Shoats. !
sOrrcl Mare. 3 big Hogs, 100 White
Leghorn Pullets. 40 New Hamp-
shire Red Pullets. 100 laying Hens.
Approximately 60 bu Wheat, 80
bu. Rye, 200 bu Oats, 30 bu. Buck
wheat. 5 acres Corn in shock, lot
of baled Hay. Is but Potatoes
FARM MACHINERY
one Ontario grain Drill, New
Idea moving Machine, tWo-horse
dump Rake. tWo-seCtiOn Harrow,
Wagon. set Bob SledS level land
Pillow. lot of pitch Forks lot of
Hoes. lot of ShovelS, lot of burlap
Bags. many other items too numcr-
Gus to mention; also some House
hold Furniture.
We will also offer our farm for
sale on the same day consisting of
2l0 acres. 100 acres farming land,
balance i'm timber. SiX-room house.
small barn and all necessary out
buildings, equipped with electric
lights. Farm is well Watered.
Terms on personal property:
Cash. Terms on farm to be made
known on day of sale
MIR. & Mrs. Floyd Rounds
nxxr,orc
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FOR SALE-Several good used
washing machines, gas stove. APP
ply Gibson's Auto Wrecking, Loeb
Lynn.-AdV. 32-tf
FOR SALE-1949 Roycraft trailer,
26 it., reasonable price, Betty
Leonard, Friendsville, Md. Phone
SH 6-3081.-Adv 32-4t*
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William r Carskadon, Assignee of Mort
gage for the purpose of Foreclosure,
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ADV 33-3t.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15
Sheep, Cattle Wintered
On Corn, Alfalfa Silage

baled straw, 165 feet long and Is feet
wide. The walls were four bales wide
and eight bales high. Riggin found that
as a temporary silo this was cheap and
convenient, but it did permit too much
spoilage At the side, the juice from
the corn seeped into the bales and
both the inside liner of bales and about
a foot of the silage were spoiled.
It did have one great advantage,
however. AS the silage was fed out the
bales were hauled away and used or
put aside, making it easy for large
tractor with a hydraulic loader and a
truck-mounted forage box to work
right up to the silage at all times.
This was in contrast to the trench
silo in which the alfalfa was stored.
Since the trench was only % feet wide,
it was difficult for the tractor-loader
to turn around. It took much more time
and travelling to put on load.
All the feeding was done with
power forage box mounted on truck.
On the basis of his experience last
year Riggin found both corn and al
falfa silage TO be good feeds, but he
thinks that corn will be more practical
for him to produce on his place, so
he'll put up just corn silage this year
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-05-15

SHEEP AND CATTLE on the Guy
Riggin Ranch in Blaine County were
wintered on corn and alfalfa silage as
the main forage last winter. Corn
silage was fed to $50 head of calves and
1,2OO sheep and alfalfa silage to $50
cows.
The calves were fed about Is pounds
each of corn silage, 8 pounds of rolled
barley and pounds of alfalfa hay.
Sheep were fed about pounds of corn
silage and u pound of grain day.
Ration for the cows was about Is
pounds of alfalfa silage and 8 pounds
of grain.
The corn silage was produced on
$50 acres of dryland. Since last spring
was cold and wet and the summer was
dry, the season wasn't exactly good
for corn. Production was about three
tons per acre But it made good silage.
Several varieties of corn were tried,
but the two main ones were King
Cross and Falkner Hybrid. Riggin
thinks the King Cross grew taller, but
the Falkner Hybrid leaved out more
heavily and perhaps made as much
tonnage.
The corn was put up in a silo made Of
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Lyons PAGER Sets
New World Record
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The much heralded match race
which was aired coast TO coast by
the National Broadcasting Company,
saw the Greenwood PAGER take the
lead around the first turn from his
pole position and lead all the way.
Passing the quarter in 29.3. the
half in 59-4, Adios Harry was a
length in front of Adios Boy driven
by Howard Camden However. the
last half mile told the story as Adj
os Harry went 10 the three-quarters
in 1924 and came rushing home in
2S-3 TO open up a two length ad-
vantage over AdiOs Boy.
Camden went TO the whip with
the Virginia sidewheeler at the top
of the stretch but Lyons and his
1854 Little Brown jug winner had
too much left for Adios Boy to
handle.
In winning his sixth race of the
season in seven starts, Adios Har-
ry has the distinction of being the
second fastest PAGER ever to see
action on half mile oval. Only Hi
Los Forbes who is now retired. has
ever paced a faster mile on a half
mile track. His record of 1882 set
on June 8, 1853 during the Miracle
Mile" still stands, but for how long?
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Houston Oldsters
Split With Gamers
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tie field. would have pitched his
youthful comrades TO victory.
On Monday evening Of this week.
play was resumed, and this time
the tables were turned. Wayne who.
incidentally. was high scorer last
year in high school basketball
while playing for FELTON, High,
worked out over the weekend. and
enjoyed strikeouts galore, including
two over the Great HendOn". At
the same time, this Tangy young
athlete (he is six-foot four in his
socks). slammed out a homer, one
Of the longest ever hit a. Houston
Bali Park.
The playing by the Gamers. both
infield and outfeld, was much bet
ter than last Friday night, and
definitely better than Friday eve
ming. June 3rd. when the Oldsters
routed them 19 20 II. Tall. lanky
Richard Simpson, a six-fOOt four
youth himself, sclmpered all cTer
the field, and robbed se-eUss - the
OIdsters out of hits. while driving
out two doubles himself in three
trips to the plate.
Buster Hammond. Gamer catch
er. Bobby Reynolds. shortstop. and
diminutive Bob Yerkes, Jr.. the
youngest player on the team, have
all been playing excellent defensive
ball and hitting exceptionally we'll.
Yerkes have 10 RIBS in the three
games played TO date.
For the oldsters, JOnn Wesley
Johnson, Chester Marvel. Elmer
Wilson. Bill Minner. Bill Davis and
George Cain have all been playing
handily. with Tex Hendon, playing
all positions well, and batting with
authority.
Il is really noticeable how well
the Gamers have been doing since
George L. Johnson. one of Hous-
tens baseball greats of yesteryear,
has been helping TO coach and ad-
wise the boys from his great store
Of baseball lore and experience
There are no admission charges
N these games, a hat may be pass
ed, but no one is obligated to put
anything in the hat; the only re-
quest is don't take the hat
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Sf,065.35 is
Raised For Red Cross
By Milford Area 8
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tain. Mrs. Ralph Draper. sS16-S6.
The solicitors gre: Mrs. Dorothy
d. Barnard, Mrs Eisen Orkin, Mrs.
Ellen Grier. Mrs. Eleanor T. Wall.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Watson. Mrs. Es-
sic Evans, Mrs. William R Draper.
Mrs. Rae Welsh. Mrs. Olivia Abbott.
Mrs. Mary C r. Trice. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Edwards. Mrs Diary Lindale,
Mrs. Dorothy WilsOa. Mrs Irma
Mcpherson, Mrs. Charlotte Wheel
ock. Mrs. Nora Downes, Mrs. Mary
LeCOmpJe. Mrs Byron Cooper. Mrs.
Franklin Lynch. Mrs. Dewey Sapp.
Mrs. Ethel Graft, Mrs Emma Ben
nett, Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mrs.
Annie B. Norris, Mrs. Audie NJ. Will
kins. Mrs. Orpha webb, Mrs Edith
Niblett. Mrs. Robert Rudolph, Mrs.
J. c. Kenton, Mrs. Fannie Mae
Mills. Mrs. d. A Lyons, Mrs. Hilda
Cannon. Mrs. Levenia Donovan.
Mrs H. Wakeq, Mrs. Margaret Rob-
erson. Mrs. Calvin White. Mrs. Lew
is Harrington, Mrs. Olivia Abra-
hams. Mrs c. E Narney. Mrs. ].
Warrington, Mrs. Neal Stevenson.
Mrs. I. G. Burton, Mrs. c. c. FOOks,
Mrs. Zena AbeT. Mrs. Robert Le-
Gates. Mrs. Lawrence Fitchett. Mrs
Frank Grier, Lawrence Sharp, Mrs.
Esther J. Reed. Mrs Emma s
Whaley, Mrs. Blanche Rogers. Mrs
Berenice Smith, Mrs Mae Thomas.
Mrs. Mary Stauffer. Mrs. Adelaide
Shute, Mrs. Josephine KINNEY. Mrs.
Amanda Williams. Willie Mae SPIRAL
den. H. L. Vinyard, Jr., Gloria J.
Belts. Carolyn Lank. Louise Foun
ton. Mrs. Jean Hamilton, Mrs. Bern
ard ShortaH. Mrs. Lee Hirsch, Mrs.
Ida Orkin, Mrs. Frances Ford. Mrs.
Louise C. FarrOw. Fred Higman.
Mrs. Betty Sherwood. Mrs. Sylvia
Hawkins, Mrs Amanda Short, Mrs.
William H. Webb. Mrs. Margaret
Swain, Mrs Gladys Berwick, Harry
Swain. Jr.. Mrs Lille Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Carrie Clendaniel. Mrs. Mabel
ClOgg. Paul z. White. Mrs. MARCEL
Morgan. Mrs. Blanche Brittingham.
Mrs. Mabel D. Stevenson. Mrs. Irene
Fitzgerald. Mrs. David NJ Greenly,
Mrs. Via Walls. Mrs Sallie Neely.
Mrs. Grace s. Marvel. Marshall HOl-
den, Evelyn Burlingame. Mrs. Nor
ris Groverman. Mrs. l. Heeger.
Mrs. Mae c. VOshell. Mrs Richard
c. YOst, Mrs Charles Hayes. Mrs.
Sarah s. Webb, Mrs. Pearl Steven
son. Mrs. Vera RambO. Mrs. vii
liam Blessing. James c. Webb. Mrs.
Thelma Faulkner. Mrs. Lillian d.
Johnson. John Rand, Mrs Elizabeth
Donovan. Mrs. Wilbur Warner. Mrs.
Seretha Beebe. Mrs. Virginia Tat
man Mrs. Kathryn Dill. Mrs. Doris
Belts. Mrs Mary Purnell Mrs.
Jeanne Rogers. Mrs. Lillian ThOmp-
son, Mrs. Anna VI. TimmOns, ".
Lawrence SammOns. Mrs. Mary E.
Warren. Mrs Harvey NJ Wilson.
Mrs. Dorothy Webb. Mrs. Hazel
Evans. Tom Shockley. Miss Bessie
NJ Warren. Mrs Robert Masten.
Mrs. Ruth Ann Messick. Mrs. Doris
r. Fry. Mrs Sarah Phillips. Mrs.
Ellen Perry. Mrs. Rith Ailstad. Mrs.
George Graham. Mrs. Phyllis Gala
ways. Harry Galloway. Mrs Ann
Minner. Mrs Norman Oliver. Mrs.
Elva B. Rash. Mrs. Marie Messick.
Mrs Madlyn Collins. William W
Sharp. Phyllis W Middleton. Mrs
Iva ". Banning. Mrs Fannie
Swain. Mrs Nancy Brown. Mrs
Ernest Dean. Mrs. Doretta Konesev.
Mrs. Harriet O'Neal. Mrs A. B.
Parsons. Mrs. Effie Raughley.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
ADDED ATTRACTION

SAN DIEGO. Calf - up -
Writer Perry Coyent submitted an
idea for a magazine article. Il
Survived Three Air Crashes"
The next day he few to nearby
Ensenada, Mexico. crashed. and
lay in a coma for a week.
Released from the hospital after
II weeks. Coyent wrote TO the
magazine again This time his
story idea was: Il Survived Four
Air Crashes"
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Hollywood Diner
Will Be Opened Here
Next Monday
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fContinued from page one)
baked goods department. Here one
will find all of those delicacies
pies. cakes. dOnuts. fresh from the
diner oven. Special attention will
be given 10 all fancy decorated
cakes, with orders taken for cakes
for weddings. birthdays. etc.
The public is cordially invited to
inspect the facilities of the New
Hollywood Diner, at any time. and
see for themselves what is re-
gsrded as one of the cleanest and
most efficient operations in the
food preparation and serving field
today.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
REVERSED MENU

SAN DIEGO, Calif.-CPl-Wait-
ress MurieI Kessel said a mid
afternoon customer came in and
ordered strawberry shortcake Still
hungry when finished. the man
ordered some fried eggs.
Misc Kessel watched' him eat
the eggs, then folded her arms and
asked him. Now would you like
your soup?"
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
ALPHABETIC NAME

PELLSTCN. Mich. II Up - Her
high school diploma carries the
name: Althea Beverly Carol Diana
Eva Felice Greta Harlene 10 Jo-
anne Karen Laquita Maurine Ma
omi 0rpha Patricia Queenie Re-
becca Shirley Teresa Una Valeeta
Wanda Xelia Yolands Zoe KalkO-
fen. That's name for every letter
of the alphabet for the 17-year-old
Miss. She calls herself Pat.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
YTafer Lines

II the wster lines 10 your stock
tanks bscozne clogged with moss,
they can Be cleared by use Of boil
ing water. About 50 gallons forced
through the pipes should take care
Of an average system.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
ANrHIBlous STILLS

LEXINGTON. S. c. - CP -
Sheriff II. NJ. (BilD Caughman is
having trouble with water-borne
moonshiners. He couldn't find a
still in an area where he was sure
ore was operating. After a frus-
uating search. he took look az a
,aft anchored in a pond. There was
the still.
Since then. he has found another
amphibious outfit on a flatboat on
the Edisto River.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Purchasing Unit
Bill rs Rejected
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TO the state
No debate followed Mr.. Chrisric's
explanation. The roll call showed
Senators Calvin r. Mccullough ID
Holloway Terracel. Clifford Pryor
-Blackbird) and Curtis ". Steen
D-Dagsborol voting with the Re
publicans. Seven Democrats Op-
posed the bill and two-Senatols :
Walter J. Hocy (D-Milfordi and
Charles G. Moore (D-Hartlyl
recorded as not voting.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24

For more milk value in foods. add
whole or n0nfat dry milk 10 the
fluid milk used in soups. mashed
potatoes. cereals. and beverages
One half cup OF dry milk added TO
a pint Of fluid milk makes the food
twice as rich in milk value as il is
when fluid milk alone is used.
Milford chronicle., 1955-06-24
Crossroads Of North

newfoundland Is familiar to thou
sands Of air travellers. including
servicemen who were ferried from
fhe US anc Canada 10 Europe dur
ing the war. II is crossroads on
the North Atlantic air run.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Lots or Acreage Wanted
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REH0BoTH BEACH, DEL.-Modern
rambler: sleeps o: 2 bedrooms. den,
2 baths, dishwasher, auto. washer;
st. st. rso, pers6, Available July ESQ.
cLEAR LOT in original section. q
Coed swimming and nshing. Hx.
REHosB1orH BEACH. DEL. -Risht
on the ,eaeh. Modern spts. and
cottages. immaculate OIL. 4-s8S3
oCEAN CITY. MD:1Fer rent. avail.
comprising main d. Of eottsse;i
sundsck; 100 It. from ocean. OF.
BETaaGaNY BEACH. pEL.-cottas.,
l0-Is: s5o-s5 H Hvt. OF. zosss7,
OCEAN BEACH. Forced to sell de-
Priced far under present value.
WIN discuss terms. IA. s-9146.
REHoBoTH BEACH-Modern spts..
eik ocean; ! z bedrms.; S55.
ossiNs ~; s7Si Rs.TE TE: e;7S4s 80. .i;ei, ala
iS1s' So sog5ins sS5Ia ocean-front lot. Phone
WiIDWooD-Nev summer renta,
BAKER REALTYY' &c Co. sass sss Z. Eaosi osE
ave. wildwood n, =. Open Sunday
AVALON, N. Excel. location. one
blk. from ocean, one blk. from bay;
3-bedrrn. new apt: full bath; mod
ern kit; July 1917, 500 wk. In.
9ulTe Inso about -Four Winds" OIL.
FENWiCiK ISLAND - ocean-front
COTTAGE. 3 bedrooms, bath, hot and
cold water. screened porch and sun
deck. Phone jackson S-7S42.
REHOBOTH BEACH--Newly deco
rated 3-bedrm. cottage for rent;
large screened porch. Call OIL
2-7152 after July 4.
home, close to ocean; 8 bedrms.. 2h
baths, sundeck. firepl., elec. kit
avail; from Aug. 27, S175 vk. Ju.