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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-11-16
Council Approves Water and Sewer
System, Discusses Plans for Broom
Addition to Nome High School

proved by resolution TO make ap-
plication to APW for funds for
the proposed water and sewerage
system recommended by the Ter
ritorial Health Department and
other agencies for this community.
Mr.. Nichols of the HHF has
been asked to participate in max
ing of the preliminary plans for
the system.
Plans were also discussed for
the two-room addition to section
one of the school for expansion of
the high school. Funds for this
included $4,000 available to the
city for improvements in the
school from ANS. These plans,
however, must be ready before
January 1st and are now being
completed by local contractors.
The city clerk, Carrie McLain,
reported that over $4,000 was
collected in the last quarter in
sales taxes, which is the largest
amount for any single quarter
since the tax was initiated six
years ago.
A complaint was read TO the
council on a cesspool overflow
which was health hazard. The
Health Committee was requested
.by the mayor to investigate and
report.
A request was received from
the military for AIRS, soon to be
located in the Wallace Hotel, to
receive a special low power rate.
The matter was referred to the
Utility Board.
Ordinance 1856 was adopted by
the city. It provides for licensing
of peddlers, itinerants, etc., who
come to the community.
The following liquor applica-
tions were approved by the coun-
Gil:
Polar Liquor and Polar Bar;
Odom Co., for wholesale, to be
stored in North Star Bakery;
Boring Sea Club, Board OF
Trade, Polaris Bar and Polaris
Liquor Store, Nome Liquor Store.
1t was reported that the wiring
of the City Bldg. was well under
way with most of the work being
done by supervised prison labor.
The Police Department report
ed 81 arrests for the month and
S443 collected in fines. Five dogs
disposed. Fifty-four complaints
were answered and investigated;
IL ambulance calls were made;
three traffic tickets issued and 16
juvenile cases handled.
The chief OF police announced
that there would be drive on
for a few weeks on tail lights and
head lights.
Seven fires for the month
topped up the percentage, but
Only one fire was serious, being
In the Frazier house.
The Health Department report
ed three cases of TB sent to hos
pitfalls and two cases to be admit
ted; rs x rays taken in October
and n in September. The health
nurse also reported few scat
tered cases of measles.
The Street Department report
ed the streets in unusually good
condition for the winter.
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PAYROLL
CLERK

Accurate typist for permanent po-
sition in our payroll dept Some pay
roll experience desired, but not
essential. 1888 yrs OF age, nigh
school graduate Apply Personnel.
Room 602 Open weekdays S;3O-h
and Sat. 9-l2. No phone calls.
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nELP-MEN

F IISI1 I EURN must ;..! be thor;
phases Of refinishing: idea, work
ing conds., paid vacation. employe
benefits. yr.-round employment. APP
ply Mr.. MCNEIL, lis E st. NV.
FLORIST. exper. designer; opportu-
nifty for progressive future; willing
worker; salary, 500. Apply Mr.
Crosbv manager AMB z r S
FLOWER CENTER, 1900 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne.
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HELP--MEN tcons.l
CARPET LAYER
MECHANIC

SOBER AND INDUSTRI-
GUS, MUST BE FULLY
e XPERIEN ED, FOR
STEADY ALL YEAR
ROUND JOB. SALARY UP
TO UNION SCALE FOR
RIGHT MAN. APPLY I'M
IMEDIATELY WITH TOOLS.
QUAKER CITY CARPET
CO.
600 r st. NV Ask for, Mr.; Witt
CHECKER - Experienced checker
wanted; vacation with pay. ROCK
CREEK SUPERMARKET. 1925
Grubh rd., Silver Spring, Nd, JU
o-2242.
CLERK, inventory and general once
work No experience necessary
TRI-STATE AUTO PARTS. 200l
Kenilworth ave, ne.
CLERK CASHIER wanted. as asst. to
service dept. mgr; must type and
be interested In automotive work.
exper. not req but only highly
responsible persons need apply; SO
per wk; TO start; See Mr. Sudduth;,
Dealer $40 Rladensbure I'd. ne,
Weekdays. Ii. 7-S300; holidays and
nights. KE. 7-10SS.
CLERK-OFFICE
Qualified to accept phone orders.
check prices and extentions on in
voices. and use adding machine. No
tipping. Permanent position with ad-
vancement. 3 day week. Age 81 to
40: white Apply 10 am. to 8 pm.
WASHINGTON TOBACCO CO. 1915
3rd st. ne. Ii. 6-33SS.
Collection Manager
Assistant
Inside work, no car required. Must
be experienced small-loan or sales
finance man. Must have proven
collection background Salary COM
mensurate with previous experience
Usual company benefits Advance
B Rens gPP PpNHNcF ans s exse r.
ave. Mt. Rainier Nd
COMPUTOR, $4,000
College edu.. Major calculus. Young
man pref. Miss Morgan.
PERSONNEL SERVICE
1871 q st. NV MA. S-2ll6
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTEND.
ENT-Local general contractor de.
sires man experienced in field SUI
pervision Of large industrial or
Government projects. Box 324-J
--.....
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HELP-MEN

KITCHEN HELPER-Young man for
dishwashinG, pot washing; a $50
wk. Job. No Sunday work. no night
work. SHELLS NEW CAFETERIA.
l433 X st. NV.
SALES REPREsEN-
TATIVE. $3.50; national firm. Call
IN clinical laboratory industry in
Virginia area. Laboratory experience
preferred. Good gross potential
Box 354-J. Star.
LITHO sTRIPPER WANTED-Top
notch black and white stripper
looking for opportunity to learn
quality color work. Excellent work.
ing conditions. Apply In person TO
champlain ST. NV, after Monday
MACHINIST. all-round, under 40;
light equip mfgr,: excel. opportu-
nifty supervisory: s.e.. mr.. Naval
Gun Factory. Box 1851, Star.
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MAINTENANCE MAN

Engineer (whitel, must be an Al
oil-burner man and able to do all
round maintenance work in, garden
type apt, DEVELOPMENT. To a good
sober man an apt. and salary. Call
MR.. MACY. HUI. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03
INSTALLERS

44N0 i GA44414l4b0
For installation OF all types storm
windows and doors. must be ex-
perienced and have own pickup
truck and equipment LIST class only.
w. VIII % best Eeisrencss VII be su con
no part timers Apply BEN CORSON
MANUFACTURING CO.. 1915 Kenil-
worth ave. ne
INSURANCE MEN-Opportunity for
exp, builders for industrial life in
surance. h. and a.. and ordinary.
Top-notch weekly guarantee, plus
comm. for the right man. Call MR..
GERHOLD, MA. g. l907; ewes, UN.
4-3215
INSURANCE RATING CLERK, not
over 20 5-day week in air-eondi-
toned ONCE; liberal benefits. bonus.
T I Nh iks Wsli ga AGENCY SESSsY9 i aU
II st. NV.
the District line in Md. Apt and
good salary. only exper. need apply.
JU. S-4934
JANITOR, must be exper., between
30 and 40. None but exper. need
apply. 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
JANITOR- MAINTENANCE MAN, full
time; married; some painting. A.
rm. apt and $25 per week for
right man. Call after q pm, EN-.
3-3044.
JANITOR AND WIFE. attr. apt. free
in exchange for services. Husband
empl. and wife STAYS at home. Age
25 to 40. Call WO. 6-6S66 or EN-
3-3044.
JOB ANALYST. to review existing
lob descriptions and classif1cations,
compile descriptions Of new and
changed Jobs Assist in revision OF
existing classification plan covering
500 non-union ONCE employees. At
least 5 years experience in lob
analysis and evaluation necessary
Desree in business administration
or personnel management required.
Age 1910. Permanent position
Located in WASHINGTON. d. c.. with
nationally prominent organization
excellent employe benefits. Salary
dependent on experience and
demonstrated ability. Send COM
plete detail resume and non-
returnable photo in LIST letter. All
replies strictly confidential. Box
260-L. Star. x
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SAFEWAY
STORES,
INC.

FREIGHT MEN, experience on
straight Job or trailer for metro
politan WASHINGTON deliveries.
Phone W. T. COWAN, INC, AP.
7-4433. bet. and 5.
FURN. SALESMAN. exper.: 5-day
wk.; excel. working conds. Apply
MI Blair. MALCOLM sCATES
FURNITURE. 4l2l 18th st. NV.
GARAGE MECHANIC, year round
opportunity; avoid the cold OF
winter work in comfortable sur
roundings. Must be experienced in
truck repair. 5-day 40-hr. week
time-and-a-half for overtime: 20et
discount on purchases, free pension
plan, vacation with pay and many
other benefits. WOODWARD 4
LOTHROP. Personnel once. 18th
and F SITS. NV.
GAS STATION MEN. full or part
time. exper.: S1.10 per hr Apply
MICHELSON'S SUNOCO, $3.50 New
Hampshire ave.
GROCERY CLERK, young man. ALL
round experience; good salary: GOOD
WORK ng conditions; permanent
position. BERKSHIRE FOOD. 420l
Mass. ave
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MAJOR APPLIANCE
SALESMAN

One of WashinRton's largest re-
tailers has a permanent position for
an experienced top-fiight appliance
salesman who needs q $1,000 to
$4,000 income II you are not 9
fast-moving. hard worker. don't
bother to apply. Write Swing COM
plete BACKGROUND. experience. refer
ences etc. Box 30-J. Star.
MAINTENANCE and handyman. by
small real estate and constr. once
Must have good pers.. and ambition.
Only non-drinkers need apply. MA.
S-24O6, weekdays only. betw. IL
and / 80. or 4:30 and $50
MAINTENANCE MAN for group Of
school bldRs. Must be able to do
carpentry work. and have general
knowledge of plumbing and other
upkeep. Should be neat-appearing.
sober and fully reliable. References
required. Permanent for right man
Apply WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
ofice. Woodley I'd. at seth st. NV.
MR. BAYLESS.
MAINTENANCE MAN. colored. must
be thoroughly exper. on oil burners,
and general maintenance work.
Please do not apply unless you are
sober, conscientious and have local
refs. Excellent salarv and living
quarters. JU. 9-2123. JU. 9-43o5.
MECHANICS for work on automatic
ninsetters full and part time. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03
AUTO statesmen

Manhattan Auto, Inc.
18th and r NV.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN
Large Washington suburban Ford
leadership: Ford experience pre-
ferred; weekly salary and monthly
bonus, good working conditions. Ap-
ply Box 261-L, Star.
BACKHoE OPERATOR, experienced
IA. 7-715S.
BAKER, white. for Richmond, Va;
exper.. relia Bile all-round man: eooc
starting. salary, meals and uni.
forms furn.. assurances and paio
vacation. Apply in person. to MR.
BALLANCE, SIG E 81. NV. Bird A
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Classified Ad Rotes:
Local Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimumD

One time. sos line.
Three 10 sin times eonssevtivoIy ~.
PEI line
seven times eonsseutivsiy zoe Der line
Special Notices and Personal. 81 psl
line additional
ovi-of-iowr role I2e per line soel
insertion "A line minimum
Claims Tor srrors mvsi be mode m nm,
for correction before second insertion
When anspeTtne advertisements
addressed 10 St0S boxeS DO NOT
II enclose original references photo.
Il Graphs or other materials OF per.
soHGl Udlue Copies serUe the pur.
L pose Originals mat Get lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-03
PERSONAL

ENJOY your Labor Day week end
Have a crab feast. Prime Jumbo
crabs. Call no. 2-0692.
FORM 81. U. s. lob applications
prepared and typed: personnel
counselling. EXCH. SERV. CO., 1882
K st. NV, ST. 3-6lS6. s.
abe NURSERY. infants to 6 yrs,
lIes PICKUP: open Sat: hot meals:
white. 10. S-7027.
WILLIAM BOWMAN. / will no longer
be. responsible for your dog. JU.
9-1344
PERM. WAVE 1895; Shampoo wave,
zoe; cut soc. WASHINGTON. d G.
BEAUTY ACADEMY, 1905 H st. n W.
WOODWARD SCHOOL Roy. age b,
needs transp., Sc. area; willing to
start pickup and del. serv. or nav
Tor same. 10. S-4479, MRS. ECSt
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
invitations; 24-hr service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING, sos nth
NV DI. 7-l434; ewes, ia. 5-S245.
ALTERATIONS-Entire family: spe-
cial hens, 81. BLUE FLAME VAL
Ell, $40 + st. NV. NE. S-742O.
FREE TUITION for child in exchange
for mother driving school car; 7:30
70 m, or $3.50 to 3 pm. P. o.
BOX 4O26. d. C.. Dept. A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

THE BOILING AIR FORCE Ex-
CHANGE intends to have a con-
cessionaire operate the Exchange
Floral Concession at Boiling Air
Force Base Prospective applicants
change officer at Boiling Air Force
Base Building S-626, telephone
10. 10000. Extension 623. for in
formation relating to the appli-
cations, requirements and inter-
views for this concession. Written
proposal must be received no later
than II am. on Sept. II. 1856.
at the Boiling Air Force Base Ex-
change, WASHINGTON 25. ID. C.
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

PHARMACIST, REGISTERED. Wiz.
glnia. excellent working conditions;
!0-nour week, $50 am. to 9 pm.
Monday through Friday; good starts
ing salary. Apply WALGREEN CO..
in the Pentagon BLDG,
PHARMACIST. registered, BIS. de.
gree; permanent position: 4s-hr.
wk. Apply in person, z. D. GILL.
MAN. b25 Penna. ave. NV.
PHARMACIST for Charlottesville.
va. Reg. good hours, working con-
qltlons: vacation and many bene-
f1ts. Give previous exper. and age
In reply. All replies confidential.
Box 355-J, Star.
PHARMACY STUDENT-2-3 eve
ninss a week; hours can be arranged,
Tor fast active drug store. FOUR
CORNERS PHARAMCY. Ju. 81
1872.
Pn0NOGRAPH RECORD CLERK
MUST nave retail sales experience.
State age. exper. and salary exs
pected Box 351-D. Star
PIANO TUNER TECH, must be thor
ouehly exper. and qualified In all
phases OF repair and rebuilding,
perm, position with ice. music CO..
excel. working condS.. paid vaca.
tons. employe dement's. Apply MR..
MCNEIL, lis E st. NV.
PLASTERERS, white mechanics. IS
or more: immediate. large Jobs, Nd.
and Va. Call bet. SO, WE. 5.45OO.
PLUMBERS HELLER. experienced,
for iobbing and remodelinR; D. C,
drivers permit. JU. 5-01la.
PORTERS- JANITORS, for apt. clean-
ing and incinerator work; perma-
nent lob, See MANAGER. AIRING.
TON TOWERS APIS, Arl. blvd,
Arl, Va,
PoRTER-DIsHWAsHER, white,
am. to 4 pm. Apply M&M RES
7 IAURANT. Skylark Motel SPRING.
neld. va.
PRESsER,. expert on wollens and
household fabrics. Steady FORK, top
pay. excellent working cond. Must
have local references. Apply in
OVERS. s10$ Conn. ave. Chevy
PRODUCTION ENGINEER, college
decree not mandatory, exper. in
eiectronie manufacturing desirable.
Apply Mon. through Fri. $ to 4.
Nl MS-CLARKE. INC. g1g Jesups
Blair dr.. Silver Spring. Md.
RADIO TECHNICIANs for electronfe
manufacturing plant. Apply Mon.
S thrSSgh Fri Nc Q 70 1: NE ms.
DR.. Silver Spring. Md.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN--Wo
have desk in our ONCE for q
full-time. active man with Va.
license. We want a man who needs
to earn q substantial income. En-
cellent commission ARRANGEMENTS.
REALTY. JE. 5000
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Need q
statesmen for FULL TINE, Air-cond,
office in excel. loo. Of Pals Church,
Splendid opportunity for you with
a well-established firm Of realtors
and multiple listing brokers. ROR-
sCHACH REALTY, INCs- l107 W.
Broad ST., Falls Church. jE. 2-3700,
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HELP-MEN
MECHANIC.

NIGHT man. must be experienced on
oh burners and have good knowledge
OF plumbing and electrical work.
HAM CO cSM SMsThSG9Ysn SMsintenSnss
Dept.). 4a35 North Pershing drive
trear OF Post ONCE, Arlington. Va.
MESSENGERS ~ white. to relieve
outside messenger and TO learn n
nancial, credit. and real estate title
reporting on persons. firms and corr
porations;. working mostly on phones
and in niles. Hours $3.50 to 5, "a
s say saa start ps $aSe EE s iYisE
MUSICAL mIs.c Eo,. DIRECTOR a,n.l tor large;
and secular music: should be
graduate Of qualified choral school.
VIII not interfere with full-timO
resume to Box 1871, Star.
DAY position. Salary open. Write
OIL BURNER MECHANIC, expert
enced IN all types OF heavy oil
burners. including rotary cups.
Time and half over 40. excellent
Apply In person. 1924 Florida ave.
PAINTERS, SIC a day, report to SIC
Q st. ne, am.
PAINTERS. exper. men only: report
st. NV, z am. HERSH DEC. CO.
PAINTERS, lst class. sober. for
steady new work. Apply Tuesday,
I:lb. am. at construction JOB,
Garfield terrace and GARFIELD st.
NV.
PAINTERS. must be. experienced;
good wages: nice Working condi.
tions Call JU. 5-6732.
PARTS CLERK, Ford dealership-.
Familiar with all phases OF work In
parts dept; air-cond bldg; hosp.
and insur. avail. COW. loo; holi-
days and vacation with pay; per.
manent. Apply in person TO Mr..
A. y. Garner. FRANK SMALL, JR.,
INC. 1901 Good Hope I'd.
PARTS ROOM CLERK for large
service department, experience In
electronics helpful; 40-hour, 5-day
week; excellent company benefits
and opportunity for the two who
qualify Apply in person to Mr.,
G. J. Bondreau SEARS ROEBUCK
d. CO., $500 v ST. me-
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truck foreman. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 1901 oronoeo St.. Alex. Va.
AUTOMOTIvE MACHTNISTS, expert
enced in reboring, tin fitting and
portable crankshaft grinding Also
machinist's helper. must have D. c.
permit; excellent working condi-
91.gs nights and Sunday can DE
AUTO MECHANIC, general line skin
capable Of working with. minimum
supervision; top pay in high-volume
shop plus exclusive benefits; See
CHEVROLET. 81. 4-sio6.
AUTO MECHANIC, to work in ma
chine shop. rebuilding engines. APP
ply 1925 P st. NV. or call DE.
AUTO MECHANICS-Must be able
to do LIST class work. Good work
ing cond Vacations wLpay 5ls-
day wk.: $50. REDS STUDEBAKER
SALES q SERVICE "a H st. ne
AUTO MECHANICS wANTED--1st
with twin-post lifts: group hospital
lard. ANACOSTIA CHRYSLER-
PLYMOUTH. INC. I7OS Good Hope
I'd. Sc, LII. $4,000.
AUTO statesmen
To sell the most popular imported
cars: NC, Austin-Healey. Jaguar,
Mercedes-Ben Porsche, Hillman,
Morris Minor. and others. A little
effort on your part will reap top
earnings. Almost 1000 floor time
with consistent trafic. Only neat
clean-cut. courteous
gentlemen VIII De considered; must
Mr.. Herson, or Mr.. Mills,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington. D. c.. Aug.
70. 1885. Notice is hereby given
that the following persons have
applied for licenses under the Dis
trict Of Columbia Alcoholic Bey-
erage Control Act; that remon-
strants are entitled to be heard
before granting such licenses, and
that hearings will be had upon
such applications for licenses on
Sept. II. 1855. at 1000 AM, in
Rn; No. 225. Dist. Bldg. 14th and
z Streets NV; No 6S6. Tony
Joseph Durso. TIA Durso's. Ret.
B." 500 18th Street Sc: No.
gao, Lilly Millstein. TIA Lillv's
Market. Ret. b" 621 eth Street
NE; No. 331S, James MantZoures
and John Eleferion. TIA GAO Cafe,
Ret. Cd" 702 9Th st. NV; No.
II a., .Arbaugh's Restaurant. Inc.
Ia Arbaugh's, Ret. &C" 1900
Conn. Ave NV; No. sell, Peter
Andrew Vance. James Peter Vranas
and Mario Basil, TIA Pacific Res
tauFsnt, Ret; &C." 1923 s. Cap,
81 No. 7227, Karp, Inc, TIA
Savannah st. Sc: No. 1870.
Ihomas Ranford Parks. TIA Sugar
Bowl, Ret. &C" 1I0S N. Cap. st. I;
No. 500. Robert Lee Williams, Ret
ID. 1904 Penn. Ave. Sc; No
Sl05 James Edward Jones. TIA
bob Hill Restaurant, Ret ID" 1101
Kenyon st NV A. w PAYNE,
Il. x; sCHoLLENBERGER, r. e
WEAKLY. au29-se2
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MECHANICAL
DESIGN
ENGINEERS

Opening for mechanical
engineers with a minimum
of 4 years of engineering
design experience; back
ground in one or more OF
the following preferred: Au-
tomato machinery, high
speed mechanismS, material
handling devices, etc. Abil-
ity in cam, linkage and
gearing dynamics desirable
For complete information about
the projects. e6ucatio assistance,
and other employe benefits please
phone JU. 5-1200, Personnel De-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

Tough corrugated butyl rubber -
crown closes like volve around
foreign object, or escapes slowly -
in eosc Of puneture inside
story to tire safety. Moke Il o r.
sowing hobit to shop at Sears for
oil your quito needs
Sears l Stores
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

A list Of subscribers Co this
paper reads like nm Upper MID.
west who's Who.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02

Iargine Burney and J. B. Craw-
ford. The next meeting which win
be business session will be at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Faison, 1000 Fifth Av. S, on Sun
day March 4, at 4 p. m.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Glenn, S64O Fourth Av S. re-
turned home Wednesday evening,
February %, after a five weeks
vacation spent in Los Angeles,
Calf They were the recipients OF
many social courtesies and re-
newed many old acquaintance of
former Twin Citians now residing
in the Angel city. The Glenns re-
port the California metropolis is a
beautiful city and has many inter
esting sights, but Minnesota is
still their favorite spot.
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ST. PAUL RIRTHDAYS

March 3 Mrs Matte Coins,
1875 Il. County Rid, u; Gloria
Parker, 400 w. Central Av.; Ethel
Carter. Ar st. Anthony Az; Ed
Ward Morris sr.. 800 N, Chats
worth Mrs. Anna MCGEE, 6s3
Iglehart Az; Miss Donazelle
Greene, 7is Carroll Az
March Mira Florence Logan,
500 w. Central Az; Essic Laury,
725 sherburne Az; Dorothy
Brown Cozine, $40 Carroll Az;
Mrs. Clara Parker l47 State St;
Mrs. William Foulkes, li8 Bige-
low Lane; James Middlecoff, 55i
w. Central Az; Robert Commo-
dore, s21 w. Central Az
March Frank Brown, iO5 St
Anthony Az; Lily Preston, 273
St Anthony Az; a. l.. Hedge,
6l5 Carroll Az, Leonard Davis,
95i Carroll Az; Gloria Parker,
400 w. Central Az. David Alvin
Rose. 239 w. Central Az; Roger
Anderson, $50 Rondo Az; Flor
ence Frsto, 1851 Rondo Az;
Roger Anderson, $50 RoEdo Az;
Camille Jean Guilmont, 63s Car
roll Az.
March Mrs. Lorraine Tabor,
500 Rondo Az; Isaac Blakey 682
Carroll Az; Charles J. Schuck,
500 Rondo Av.; Deborah Ann Car
roll, 695 Carroll Av
March Edward Stone, i92
Central Az. w: W. w. wimberly
4s5 Rondo Az; Mrs. Robert
Jones, 1922 Rondo Az; Ted J..
Harris IT., 81 w. Jessamine Az;
Robert Noel Harris, 243 st. An
thony Az. c. 3. Benner, 672 St
Anthony Az. Mrs Nelson Martin,
OPT st. Anthony Az; Michael
Phelps, 722 Iglehart Az.
March s-Beatricc Bailey, 1877
Iglehart Az: Edna Small, 1888
Cumberland; Bernadette Benner,
672 st. Anthony Az; Cyrus Lewis
Jr., 377 N. st. Adams: Louis Cas-
on. 1888 Thomas; Mrs. Ransom J.
O'Neal, 3ls ". Avon: Mrs. Hen
rietta Turpin, 800 W. wheelock
Pkwyf Allen Mcintosh, 635 81
Anthony Az; Mrs. Charles
Nichols, 1925 Carroll Az; Portia
Robin Bell. 697 Rondo Az
March LA Percelle Greene
9s4 Iglehart Az; A. d. Graves,
$50 Iglehart Az; Mrs. Carlos Moi.
fatt. 9I3 Rondo Az; Roland LO-
veil Wilson, 9i2 Iglehart Az;
Fred schuck sr, si4 Fuller Az.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-03-02
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

March 3-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Danforth, 1885 Clinton Av, IS
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Fogg,
37O9 Fourth Av. S, AZ years.
March 5-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis, 11l2 Fremont Av. N, one
year; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Richardson, Rockford, Ill, one
year; Mr.. and Mrs. Ecallow Wal
lace, 4043 Second Av. s., ten
years.
March 6-Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
B. Moss, 1910 Emerson Av. N,
two years; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam l..
Watson, 1896 Fourth Av. S, six
years.
March 9-Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mckinney. 1913 Fremont Av. N,
four years.