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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
ChevvoLeH
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taught dynaustts
good manners i!

With its frisky TWbs-FRe Va
this Chevrolet is pure dynamite
But it's beautifully nannerel
teo-quiet, instantly obedieHt -
your slightest signal!
Nudge the accelerator and you're
aware of the split-second chain re-
action of your toe to the 'Turbo-
Fire.! There's your dynamite-with
horsepower ranging up to a high of
205. The car is built for it's power,
too-with a low, low center of
gravity, we'll distributed weight and
wide-apart rear springs. There's
your stability, and safer handling!
All doors have safety latches-and
instrument panel padding and seat
belts are available at extra cost.
Drectional signals are standard.
Come in and try a new Chevrolet!
THE HOT ONES EVEN HOTTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Glorifies everyday foods

Underwood Deviled Ham makes main
dishes brimful of lOhole-h0m goodness. ;.
because Underwood is made from whole
hams with nothing added but fine, nat
ural spices Tangy Underwood is delicious
in hearty main dishes, salads, sandwiches,
TV snacks. Try an Underwood one dish
meal tonight. Buy Underwood Deviled
Ham in the Family Size and the Regular
Size, for cooking and for "quickie' snacks.
VIM Underwood Co.. Watertown ~, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

THIS WEEK ..s..l.. o.....- .. ,sss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM adds
Whole-ham goodness to main dish meals!

Party Potatoes
scoop out baked
potatoes fluff up,
mix with Underwood
Deviled Ham. Pop
back in the oven
serve piping-hot.
Underwood gives
your menus and
your budget Q lift!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Cape Gods
New Clam Pie
Here's the latest New England delIcacy
by cLEMEMrING PADnLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor
CHATHAM, Mass.


All on summer Sunday visited Cape Cod clam pie
AS the crow flies it's hour from New Yoks La Guardia
Field to Hyannis Airport the Cape There my hostess Mrs.
Charles T. RUSSELL Jr waiting with car and of the
fams summer place in Chatham overlooking Pleasant Bay.
handsome lot Of sunbowned people young and old
gathered on the Russell terrace all hungry bears after beach
combing morning. Nothing here Of famboyan, Florida Of
plush Newpors arstocracy Here people who like the
simple things people accustomed to Sports and spacious
sentative living We met Mrs. Russels mother Mrs. Richard
w. Oiney Of Boston and the Cape This daughter Anne just
turned IL big hello to bumptious OTIS almost Teddy the
Oldest son, is off on a days trip.
Meet the Mahogany ouahog
Mrs Russeis sister Mrs. Charles H. Willard joined the party
with her twin boys Dckie and Albert Friends from Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. William Chase. Meet MIR William Waugh Presi-
dent Of the Cape Cod SheIsh Corp and our host Charles
RUSSELL Jr. senior member in Boston-New York Stock
Exchange firm, also partner Mr. Waugh along with his
brother Dr. Henry RUSSELL professor Of marine biology
boon University These three call themselves the clam
dgseE and building business around new clam,
ncknamed the mahogany quahog This species, Cprna
Ia"dic0 recent discovery found Continued on page
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Two Injured In
Auto Collision

Two persons were injured
Saturday night about 8 o'clock
when their autos crashed head
on about three miles from Loris
on Highway 9.
South Carolina State Highway
Patrolman Leon Carter said to-
day that Elder Soles of Rock
Hill received painful head in
juries and Hubert Gore of Route
3, Tabor City, was admitted to
the Community Hospital with
shoulder injuries after their au-
tomobiles crashed head on.
Patrolman Carter said that the
SoleS auto was heading toward
the beach and attempted to pass
another automobile when it ran
into the auto driven by Gore.
Each auto was heavily damag-
ed. Charges of reckless driving
were lodged against Elder Solcs
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

Cause of the fire has not been
determined
Another loss in the fire was
that of the James Stevens law
office &. . Located upstairs in
the Hughes building, the office
was a complete loss :.
A blistering heat cracked dis
play windows in stores located
across the street from the burn
ing buildings.
Fircmen were still taking pre-
cautions late Friday afternoon
as they doused the smoulderinl
embers to prevent another large
scale blaze.
Early Saturday morning work
men were busy ripping down the
sagging walls that reamined in
the Hughes building. 1t was re-
ported that officials were con-
cerned with the possibility that
the fire-weakened wall woulc
topple into the street and injure
someone.
Oscar HARRISON was in Flor
ida at the time of the fire. The
building in which his store wa:
located was owned by D. w
Anderson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
School Attendance
Rises In Horny

Spot checks on the pupils who
drop out of school in Horny CO.
unity before completing their
high school education reveal that
ne holding power of Horny
County schools is gaining
strength.
OF the 1920 first graders who
entered school ill l940-4l, 500 Il
failed to finish high school. This
compares wi the 3035 first
graders in l94l-42 of which
So s" fai!c,' to finish high
jcnool.
Reversing tie picture one
finds that l6.l percent of the
beginning first graders in 1910
Al reached the 18th grade while
us percent of the following
years first graders reached the
18th grade.
Likewise the number of Hor-
ry County high school graduates
entering college is on the in
crease. Using the same group OF
first graders, the 1940-4l first
grade class saw 42fo of its 1920
pupils enter college in 1928
The l94l-42 first grade group OF
1888 witnessed So percent of it:
group attended college this year
A breakdown of the Negro anc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
|Loris juniors
Present Comedy
ridaY Night

The Loris High School Junior
Glass Play, "Supcrstitious Sadie
will be given Friday night March
II, at 7:30 p. m. in the high
school auditorium.
Miss Evelyn Leigh is directing
the annual play which consist OF
- characters. They are as fol-
lows:
Jeanette RuSS-IriS Afford who
is a rather beautiful woman a
bout forty. High strung, nervou:
and little bit Eiddy, give tc
making remarks that seemingly
have no point. She has two dau-
ghacrs, Georgia May and Judy
Norma Bcllamy Georgi;
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

white graduates entering col
lege, as gathered from the 1854
SIS high school application
blanks, reveal that 81 percent OF
the white high school graduates
entered college this year, while
48 percent of the high school
negro graduates entered college
The record also reveals that
rs white and 2 negro high school
graduates entered business
schools.
Although the holding power OF
the schools is on the increase,
nevertheless, 1875 pupils dropped
out Of the high schools in the
county last year. One hundred
and ninety-Six of Horny Coun-
tvs 1854 graduates entered vo-
cation or employment without
further education.
The Coastal Carolina Junior
College in Conway has been
established for two reasons q.
In the first place more Horny
County High School graduates
will have the opportunity of
higher training and will thus be
better prepared for citizenship
in our growing county Sec
ondly, many of the graduates
who plan to attend a senior COL
lege will profit greatly by at
tending a smaller institution the
first year or SO where individu-
allied instruction is available.
Since the first two years of COL
lege is very much the same eve
rywhere and credits from a
standard institution, like the
College Of Charleston, are trans
ferrable, it behooves every coun-
selor of youth to consider the
needs of each individual gradu-
ate and advise him wisely g..
Students who pass the Liberal
Arts course at the junior college
in Conway will be able to pass
the next two years at any col
lcge in South Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Auto Wreck Kills
Loris Woman

Mrs. Minnie Osro Porter, Ga,
died in Community Hospital at
lis o'clock Monday morning of
injuries received Sunday night
about IL o'clock when the car in
which she was a passenger went
out of control and ran into a
ditch on secondary road about
eight miles from Loris.
State Highway Patrolman Leon
Carter who Investigated the
wreck said today that Mrs. Port
er was thrown out of the auto
by the impact. Charges of driv-
ing without an operators license
and reckless driving were lodg-
ed against Cecil Porter, son of
the victim, who was reported to
have been driving the automo-
bile.
Cecil was admitted to the Com
munity Hospital with injuries
sustained in the accident.
Mrs. Porter, a resident OF
Route 2, Loris, was member of
the Buck Creek Baptist Church
and taught a Sunday School
class at the Free Will Baptist
Church.
She is survived by two sons,
Sgt. James Frank Porter of the
u. S. Army, Marshall Islands
and Cecil Porter of Route :?
Loris; two daughters, Mrs. Edna
Holmes of Conway and Mrs. Luz
ellie Lewis of Mountain Park
two brothers, J. E. of Loris and
d. L. Milligan Of Chadbourn
two sisters, Mrs. Lola johnson
of Norfolk, Va, and Mrs. Margie
Mills of Conway.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
sac. 900 Fire Cuts 2 Stores
I'm Loris Shopping District

An early morning fire about
$3.50 O'Clock Friday threatened to
destroy the heart of the Loris
business district and RACED two
stores before firemen from five
towns brought the blaze under
control.
Damage to the stores of Oscar
Harrelson and H. Clay Hughes
was estimated at $4,000.
Sgt. Lloyd Cox of the Loris
Police Department was credited
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

May, a charming vivacious girl
about eighteen who is rather
small and plays the part of both
a boy and girl.
Barbara Soles-Judy, A prac-
tical minded, outspoken young
lady somewhat younger than
Georgia May. She tends toward
the tom-boyish type.
Elsie Dean Strickland - Cal
airy. a plump mahogany, coloreo
darby. She is Iris Ashfords maid
Ebert Porter-Uriah Chadd
A stock, middle-aged man with
a shrewed, grasping nature. He
wishes to appear smooth, but
underneath he gives the impress
sion that he is as crooked a:
anyone could be.
Martha Ann Long-Mrs. Me.
cham, a shallow-faced woman
friendly but shy. The typical
small town gossiper.
Carolyn Boyd-Sadie Suggs, &
scrawny hillbilly girl, good mat
ured and highly superstitious.
Donald Hardee - Roman Dc
Castano, a dark, foreign looking
fellow. He is playing Iris Ash
ford a great deal of attention
under the impression that she i:
a wealthy widow.
Wayne Floyd-Rance Ralston
a personable young chap whc
oozeS good health and gooc
spirits. He plays the part Of Geo,
rgia Mays boyfriend.
Carol King - Tommy Rails.
ton, another healthy young chaI
and he is playing the part o
Judy's poyfriend.
Charles Graham-Uncle Geo,
rgia, a robust, athlctetic, middel
aged man with a booming voic,
and hearty air and buster,
manner. He is a big game hunt
er.
Patsy Gore - Aunt May,
plain, buSincss-like, severe look
ing woman positive forceful ant
EDITORIAL. She is very fond o
animals.
The Junior class urges every
one to attend. Admission is 8
and so cents. Tickets are bcin,
sold by members of the JUNO
Glass.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

with discovering the fire during
his regular rounds. He sounded
the alarm in Loris then rushed
to Tabor City where he called
volunteer fire fighters from
Conway, Marion, Mullins, and
Tabor City. Phones in Loris
were out of order.
1t Was reported that the fire
originated in the Hughes store
and spread to the HARRISON
building.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

The Annual Easter Seal Cam
paign begins March 10 and con-
tinueS through April 10 in every
county in South Carolina and
throughout the nation, the Dis
trict of Columbia, Alaska, Ha-
waii and Puerto Rico.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Sports of the Times

The st. Agatha Five, women's
bowling team, made up of five of
the top keglers in the st. Agatha
Bowling League, won first place
in the Columbus Women's Bowling
Association tournament held re
Gently at olentangy alleys in Co
lumbus.
The ladies, who roll each Tues
day morning at Olentangy, will be
presented individual medals for
their efforts and the team will split
the first place winnings of $40.
sss
While Columbus 81. Mary has
been getting most of the head
lines for its fine bid for an Un-
beaten season, New Lexington St.
AloysiUs Is quiefly going about
fashioning another successful
season for itself. To date the de-
tending state class 3 champs
have dropped three games and
have won II. The latest win was
over q strong Ames-Bern team,
77-57. The loss was the Athens
coUntsins' second in Is starts
this season. St. AIS losses have
been to MifFIin, Mt. Vernon St.
Vincent and Corning.
The Ohio State-Northwestern bas-
ketball game this Saturday will
mark the Bucks second appearance
on television this season. The game
will be nationally TV'd by the Co
lumbia Broadcasting System and
will start at 3 pm. in the Fair.
grounds Coliseum. Next Tuesday,
February /, Ohio State will meet
st. Johns of Brooklyn. The Red
Men will be on their way home af.
ter playing st. Louis Saturday.
Mike Allen, New Lexington St
Aloysius' all-0hio center last year,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
CYO Schedules,
Standings and Games
BOYS GRADE SCHOOL
Saturday. January 2s

81. Thomas VS.. Our Lady of Victory
st. Catharine VS.. st. Mary at IL 100 a. m.
Rosary Va. st. Dominic
Our Lady of Peace VS.. Cathedral at ~ 100
noon
st. AIoysius VS.. st. Cyprian
Sacred Heart VS.. Holy Family at Loo
y. m.
ST. Christopher VS.. Holy Name
Christ the King vs.. Immaculate Concep-
tion at 2.00 p. m.
st. Patrick VS.. st. Michael
st. Leo No. 2 VS.. st. Vincent at $500
D. m.
ST. Leo No. VS.. Sc. Mary Magdalene
st. Ladislaus vs. st. Augustine at a;00
p. m.
st. Peter VS.. st. Agatha
Sc. John VS.. Corpus Christi at 5 100 p. m.
GIRLS GRADE SCHOOL
Monday, January 81
81. Dominic VS.. ST. Francis at Godman
Guild
st. Catharine VS.. Our Lady Of Victory at
ST. Catharine
Tuesday, February
st. Patrick VS.. st. Agatha at Our Lady of
Victory
Thursday. February
Corpus Christi vs.. ST. Mary Magdslene at
Glenwood
BOYS GRADE SCHOOL
BASKETBALL STANDINGS
PRESENTATION LEAGUE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

has been manning the same spot
for Ohio States freshman team this
season. The frosh have won five
straight games from the Junior
Varsity and nearly knocked off the
Varsity last week in scrimmage.
Allen is teamed with Frank How
ard of Columbus South and either
Ken Sidle or jam Laughlin of
Charleston, West Virginia, at the
forwards and Jim Franklin, Colum-
bus North, and Ron Simmons,
Perrysburg, at guards.
So
George Dalton, former DePauI
scholastic ace from Chicago, recent
ly went over the 2,o00-point career
mark for John Carroll st. Am
brose College, Davenport, Iowa, is
experimenting with Sunday after
noon home games in an effort to
bolster court attendance AL
though slowed down by an ankle
injury, All-America Dick Ricketts,
of Duquesne u. continues to lead
the nationally-ranked Iron Dukes
in scoring with 23.5 average .
Red-hot Marquette has tall timber
galore in its starting lineup with
6-8 Terry Rand, and Rube Schulz
and Russ Wittberger, both 6-6, lead
ing the Warriors "height brigade"
Clever Jerry Lyme, a $40
speedster, currently leading the
Loyola u. Ramblers of Chicago in
scoring with a 14.9 average 4.
Xavier U. of New Orleans, a negro
co-educational institution, uncover
ing a new cage star in Warren
Saunders, an ex-Corpus Christi HIS.
standout from Chicago.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
THIS WEEKS GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
EPidav January "a

Columbus Linden at Columbus
Aquinas
Columbus Holy Family at Ur-
bana st. Mary
RoseviIIe at GAINESVILLE Rose
Grams
Cambridge st. Benedict at Som
erset Holy Trinity
Granville at Lancaster st. Mary
Mt. Gilead at Marion st. Mary
Columbus Rosary VS.. Columbus
st. Mary at X. of C.
Denniso9 st. Mary at Walnut
Greek
Dover st. Joseph at Cleveland
st. John Cantius
Saturday, January 29
Moral at Marion st. Mary
Columbus Rosary at Hamilton
Catholic
Dennison st. Mary at Malvern
Newark st. Francis at Columbus
st. Charles
Chauncey-Dover at New Lexing-
ton st. Aloysius
Coshocton Sacred Heart at Cam
bridge st. Benedict
Tuesday, February
Mt. Vernon st. Vincent at Som
erset Holy Trinity
Clark at Coshocton Sacred Heart
Lancaster st. Mary at Bremen
Big Walnut at Marion st. Mary
Columbus Rosary at Fairfield
Local
Augusta at Dover st. Joseph
New Lexington st. AloysiuS at
South GAINESVILLE
COLLEGE
Saturday, January 29
Northwestern at Ohio State
Sunday, January 30
Dayton VS.. Xavier at Cincinnati
Gardens
Monday, January 81
st. John at Ohio State
Tuesday, February
Xavier at Memphis State
Dayton at Western Kentucky
Thursday, February 3
Dayton at Murray State
TELEVISED GAME
Saturday, January ~
Northwestern at Ohio State
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

all season Ito St. Nary, and win
over st. Charles will still leave
them one full game behind the
Rams and set the stage for their
showdown" battle next week.
The Green Waves Bobby Franks
took over top scoring leadership in
the Gel last Friday when he tossed
in II points against Rosary to give
him 128 points for five games.
Dave Barker, who had set the pace
all season, is right behind with 125
while Bill Stewart has 112. Barker
and Stewart both have more field
goals than Franks, So and 46 to Al.
but the hard driving Newark for
ward has added 46 foul shots to
only 10 and 20 for the st. Mary
scoring twins.
SETS NEW MARK
The top individual diocesan scor-
ing mark for the season was set
recently by Dennison st. Mary's
Ronnie Ross who tossed in 48
points in his teams 74-58 loss to
Clark. Ross pumped in 19 baskets
and 10 straight free throws for the
total. Ross's effort set new all
time st. Mary scoring record and
was the third highest in Tuscara-
was county history. The old st.
Mary mark was As points, set by
Frank McKenna several years ago.
Columbus Aquinas will be seek
ing its first Columbus City League
win and its second overall of the
campaign tonight in the Terrier
gym when they meet Columbus
Linden. Coach George Steinbren-
ner's Terriers have won one of
II tits so far. Linden has won
seven but only two have been in
league play. Aquinas has dropped
six straight league games. the
latest coming last Friday in the
fairgrounds coliseum to Columbus
North, 1852.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Dennison eager Sets Scoring
Mark; Aquinas Tries for First

High school basketball turns in
to the home stretch during the
next week with league champion
ships, scoring races and tourna-
ment time coming up within the
next thirty days.
Although the Central Catholic
Leagues big game won't come off
until next week, two interesting
loop tilts are on tap tonight and
Saturday. Columbus st. Mary. still
unbeaten after 16 straight wins,
goes after number II tonight in
the K. of C. gym against Columbus
Rosary.
Rosary has won only one of elev-
en- games so far this season and
the Rams should rule heavy favor
ties to win. But st. Mary has start
ed to show the strain of an intact
record. They've had couple close
calls in the past several weeks, the
last coming at Chillicothe last Fri
day when the Rams had to fight
down to the wire before grabbing
off 70-63 win over Catholic Cen
trail.
STEWART. BARKER AGAIN
Chillicothe trailed by seven
points, 49-42 at the half, then
bounced back to tie the score at
63-63 with a little over two min
utes remaining, before st. Mary's
Dave Barker and Bill Stewart COM
bined for baskets to pull the game
out. Al Buccilla's Is points were a
big help in the Ram attack.
Saturday night, Gel runner-up,
Newark st. Francis meets Colum-
bus st. Charles in tie Carolian
gym with the Cards still hoping for
at least a slice of the loop crown.
To do this St. Charles has to de-
feat Newark and st. Mary and hope
for a st. Francis win over the Rams
next Friday in Newark. This would
throw the league into three way
tie for top spot.
FRANKS TAKES LEAD
Newark meanwhile must win
over the Cards to keep alive its
hope of overhauling st. Mary. The
Green Wave has lost only one game
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

st. Mary Magdalene IL, st. LadisIaus so
st. John "a. ST. Thomas 22
Immaculate Conception 20, st. Agatha27
SENIOR NO.
Corpus Christi 81. st. Peter s3
St. Thomas 3s. st. Mary No. s5
Holy Name 40. Immaculate Conception 80
st. John 81 st. Leo 20
SENIOR NO. 2
Christ the King So. st. Mary Magdaiene IS
ST. Catharine as, st. Michael 20
st. Agatha 81. st. Mary No. SO
Our Lady of Victory as. st. Christopher 80
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

How can you fall 10 make she
kale? Get money In sesds by using
waus ads.
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ROSARY BOWLING

ROSARY BOWLING
Team Won Lost
Retto Denture ........33l2 171z
Underwood Flowers 20 %
Eddie's Market ........27 "a
Mumm's Insurance % %
Eckstein jewelers. ...21 80
Gerkin Plumbers ....1912 31h
Weekly highs-Single games,
Jim Devaney 237; three games,
Jim Devaney, STA; single game,
Retto, 947; three games, Eek
stein, 2649.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
Plunbins
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for aged and infirm. Ph. VIM. Frasure.
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SCORES
PRESENTATION
-. Mary a5. St. Ladislaus 80
81. Dominic "a, st. Catharine "a
Rosary 2s. ST. Augustine 26
ASSUMPTION
81. Vincent 2s, Holy Name is
81. Christopher Is. Victory is
y; Thomas 20. st. Leo No. is
VISITATION
Our Lady OF Peace 10. st. Mary Masdalene
Is
st. Patrick 2, Cathedral 0
st. Michael 16. st. Leo No. I Is
ANNUNCIATIoN
St. Agatha 2s. Holy Familys
So, Francis S3 Sacred Heart SO
NATIVITY
Immaculate Conception 25, ST. John n
Sc. Cyprian s5. Christ the King 20
Corpus Christi %. ST. Aloysius IA
CYo BASKETBALL STANDINGS
January IL, 1855
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
ST. AGATHA BOWLING

High individual score for the
week: Rose Fabyan, Seminoles
-163-427. High team score for
week: Seminoles, 656-1956.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28

DAYTON, O.-The University of
Dayton will get another full sea-
son out of its seven-fcot center,
Billy Uhl. He's just a junior.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-01-28
ln0n.PolNT MARK

ANIt-F yin . Ntr%NN
DAYTON, 0.-John Horan and
Jack Sallee, two of five players in
University of Dayton basketball his
tory who've scored more than 1000
points, are on the current squad.
The frontiersman., 1955-03-31

UNITED STATES DEPART MENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MAN. AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
 February 1, 1855
 Notice for Publication
 Notice is hereby given that Robert J. Hubert of Ft. Richard son entryman, together with his witnesses Peter J. Corcoran of Pittman, Alaska and Vivian D. Davis, of Wasilla, Alaska, has Sub- mitted final proof on his home stead original entry, Anchorage Serial No. 025192 for the SEE M NWM, NE M SWM, N1aSEM, Sec. g, T. IF N. R. 2W. Seward M., containing 160 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro- test is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 VIRGIL o. SEISER, Manager Published March 10, F, A, 31 and April 2, 1855