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Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10

A/2 and Mrs. William Bergdoll
spent the holidays with their par
ents in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolan re-
turned to Irvington, N j., with his
brother, Frank Dolan, for a few
days visit and to visit with their
children in Jersey City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rash OF
Harrington, were Sunday guests OF
his mother, Mrs. Pearl Rash. They
drove to Rehoboth in the afternoon
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Emma Lindale celebrated
her 99th birthday on Saturday, jan
uary 4. Mrs. Lindale makes her
home at the Webb Nursing Home
here. There was a family party
for her, given by her children. This
is wonderful age for one to see
and we are looking forward to the
next year for her Tooth birthday.
Mrs. Lindale is active, has good
sight and hearing. Many happy
returns to sweet little old lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Huber of
Wilmington were Saturday visit
ors of their mother, Mrs. Evelyn
Sharp. They were Saturday din
ner guests in the evening of Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper Bostic of Ellen
dale. Monday the Hubers will leave
for Florida, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freso spent
the holiday weekend with their
parents in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Boone and
family of Smyrna, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lane and daughter of Har-
rington were Sunday visitors of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Boone, Sr., and daughter
Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Powell and
family's New Years Eve overnight
guests were her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias and a brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elias and son and Mrs.
Lollis Mcqueen, for the evening.
Phyllis Clark celebrated her 18th
birthday on Saturday with her
friends at her home. There were
refreshments of ice cream and
cake, after which the children all
were taken to the Dover Skating
Rink, Afor a skating party. Those
present were Victoria Cochran, Ir-
enc Sony, Gail Palmer, Mary Ellen
Faulkner and Jay Clark, all of
town and Donna Howell and Pa
melia Butler of Milford The chill
dren had a wonderful time and
Phyllis received some lovely gifts,
cards and many happy wishes.
Dee Belts celebrated her 8th
birthday on December 81 with her
friends at birthday party at her
home from 2 to 4 p. m. Dee re-
ceived some pretty gifts and cards
The children played games and
were later served ice cream and
cake.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
The Past In Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
orty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. III, 1918 Issue

Taken from the Jan. III, 1918 Issl
Paul Townsend, son OF Gov.
Townsend, of Selbyville, left
on Monday for Culver, Indiana,
where he is a student at the
military academy.
The annual elections of Mil
ford Club were held last Friday
evening, at which time the old
officers of the club were re-
elected. Ex-senator S. John
Abbott is the president of the
club for the ensuing year, and
]. J. Foulk. the treasurer. The
Board of Directors is the same.
They are s. j. Abbott. Louder
N Hearn, j. j. Fouik, George G.
Russell. Howard G.. Sapp,
Thomas C Reynolds and Frank
Reedy.
The pipes feeding the water
motor which drives the organ
in the Avenue M. r. Church,
in Milford, burst as a result
of the freezing weather of last
week, and before the break was
discovered, the front cellar had
about four feet Of water in 1t,
and the water had also found
it's way into the other cellar in
the rear, where about three
feet of water had to be pumped
out. The Milford Fire Company
performed this work for the
church folks on Tuesday after
noon last. The break has been
repaired.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
Twenty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. IA, 1888 Issue

Taken from the Jan. IA, 1888 IssI
Messrs. Ralph Watson, Addi-
son Tatman and Ray Pass
waters, all of Bridgeville, at
tended the annual F. F. A.
banquet at Caesar Rodney High
School on Wednesday evening.
zoe
Miss Frances l.. Jones, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Jones, of Frederick. and Geo.
A Robbins, of Milford, were
married at Houston on New
Years Day by the Rev. William
III. Kohl, pastor of the Houston
M. e. Church.
Saturday evening a group of
girls had such a good time as
guests of Miss Norma Hollis,
who gave a theater party in
celebration of her sixteenth
birthday. They met at Plaza
Theater for the showing of Fit
for a King, and theE went to
Norma's home for a continu-
alton of the fun. Guests, Amp
Hugg. Anne Murphy, Anne
Townsend. Marie Lord, Anna
Mae Dowdy. Ruth Isaacs, Patty
Deakyne. Edna Simpson, Ruth
Anne Tease. Lydia Bell Toad
vine, Marion Nailor. Jane Bar
nard, Betty Prettyman. Mildred
Hammond, Mary Watherine
Hammond. Sara Barcus. Janis
Williams, Ruth Anne Lofiand.
Mary Pearce, Florence Pearce,
Peggy Manlove. Frances Simp-
son and Cornelia Vienot.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from fhe jam. 13, 192S Issue

Taken from the Jan. 13, 1923 IssI
Carey's Sunday School was
reorganized on Sunday with
the following officers c. e. Will
kins, superintendent; Edgar
Timmons, secretary and Her.
man Brittingham. treasurer.
William f. Adams, of Green
wood, met with bad accident
last week while cutting wood
out at his farm, his axe glanced
and cut his foot so badly, he
had to get his son, Isaac to
carry him to DR.. w. w. Day
to get it dressed.
While Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryon and Asher Kenton were
returning to Redden from Mar
Gus Hook last week. They met
with quite a peculiar accident,
by running over a dog, which
overturned their car, tearing
off the top, and windshield. 1t
was quite a miracle that they
escaped with slight bruises.
An exceptionally large num-
ber of turtles have been caught
in ponds near Milford, during
the past week. Those catching
them go on ice frozen about
three inches thick, where the
turtles can be seen walking on
the bottom of the lake. They
break the ice and with net and
stick, bag the terrapins.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
Ten Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. Q, 1913 Issue

Taken from the Jan. ., 1913 Iss
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barber.
of Bridgeville, announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Miss Mary Veronica Kopas, to
Mr.. Louis o. Mills, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter j. Mills, of
Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Roosa welcomed their second
daughter. Virginia Elizabeth. in
Memorial Hospital. on Sunday.
Their first daughter is Leslie
Roosa. Mrs. Roosa is the former
Miss Louise Vreeland.
sos
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S.
Schroeder, OF Pilot Town Road,
Lewes, are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a son.
Howard, at the Beebe Hospital.
on Dec. 20. 1947. Mr.. Schroeder
is a well-known artist and was
at one time stationed at Fort
Miles.
Miss Ruth Kimmel celebrated
her 10th birthday last evening
and had some OF her friends
for supper at six-thirty, which
was followed by cards and
dancing. Those present were
Miss Patsy Grier. Miss Eleanor
Humes, Miss Ethel Clements,
Skip Mayhem. Jimmie Johnson.
Richard Clendaniel and Jack
Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
THE SAME TO YOU

NEW bosom. Ohio - Up Only
one headlight was working on the
approaching car. So patrolman
Jack Foit stopped it and said:
From distance, it appeared
you might have been driving a
motorcycle"
The driver returned: From dis
tance, it appeared you were, too. "
Foit checked his police cruiser.
Only one headlight was working.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
THE MODERN WAY

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - up -
Pennsylvania game warden William
Lockett reports this fashion note
from the field:
A hunter, attired in the normal
accoutrements of the sport, was
accompanied by a dainty French
poodle, clipped according to the
fashion of this breed, sporting a
red bow and a rhinestone-studde
collar.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
Milford Guard
Inspection January Is
CONTINUED from page one)

continued from page one)
sixty minutes will be devoted to an
observation of the organizational
training regularly scheduled for the
date of the inspection. During this
phase of the inspection, personnel
of the unit will have shop practices,
vehicle maintenance, theory of op-
Grafton of Meteorological Station
Set, and administrative procedure.
Since December 1, 1857, the unit
has been preparing for the inspec-
tion and would like the public to
attend the inspection.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10

MEDAL WINNERS = Enlisted Men
H
M/Sgt William Marvel 35
Herb Jump with 16
Medal Military
State of Delaware for having rendered service above
the leadership ability interest and esprit
the harmonious
have put in many hours and above those normally required full
fill their Through
6Oth AAA Milford
Trophy
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
SOMETHING NEW

S GREENSBORO, N. C. - up =
Superior Court Judge H. Hoyle
Sink of Greensboro characteristic
calIy wears a green eyeshade when
presiding in court.
Recenlly he tried on a new one
and remarked:
This is a good fit, but it's going
TO take a little breaking in"
He had worn the old ohe for 19
years.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
TEACHING METHODS

proved methods of teaching read
ing in classes for mentally retard-
ed children will be the concern of
school administrators and teachers
at the reading workshop to be held
at the East Dover Elementary
School from a. m. to p. m, Fri
day, January 10.
Kathleen Wise, educational SER
vice department of Lyons and Car
nahan Company, will conduct a
demonstration class and discuss
the teaching of reading to inter-
mediate age children. May I.
Young, Supervisor of Special Edu-
cation for the Philadelphia public
schools, will discuss the teaching
of reading to mentally retarded
adolescents. Lester E. Weikel, ed
ucational service department of
Scott Foresman Company, will
talk on reading readiness work
with mentally retarded children of
the primary group and use of Scott
FOresman materials for maximum
effectiveness in the teaching of
mentally retarded children. The
showing of the film, "Give Them A
Chance, which portrays typical
situation in a special education
class, will complete the morning
program. The afternoon session
will be devoted to sectional meet
ings dealing with reading problems
of different age groups, with the
three consultants rotating as dis
cussion leaders.
Ola ssifiad Ads Get Results
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
WILLIAMS HAVE
GUESTS FROM
IOWA q PENNSYLVANIA

Mr., and Mrs Alfred Williams
and daughters sandra. CS,inay and
stacey. Tia Rondo Av had as their
house guests Tor two weeks Mrs,
Mary Hyde and her two sons, Eric
and Robert from pcs Moincs They
lert for their home July IA
Euc Hyde wns the honoed
guest on hiss ninth birthday, july
3 az the circus
July 8. MT and Mrs VII.
uams their three daughters and
Mrs Mary HYDE and her two sons
were guests of Mr. Niagar Pillow
az the Loafcrs club picnic
Iuly z. the group were the
dinner guests os MIS- Frances
Humbnri. cal Marshall Av
Mr. Frederick BLACK ~ rhila
dclphla was a Fourth of July holt'
day week end house guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Williams Mr..
Black and Mrs Williams were
alumni Of Fisk University
Mr Black is field engineer for
Isurruugh Company ard Is tempor'
arily situated Ia Duluth. He Is
one of select group Of engineers
helping set up rsdar sectors for
our defense throughout the United
States
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
ST PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 10 Mary James spnggs,
527 Carroll Ay Larry Ciarty,
7i5 Aurora Av,
July 20 Mr. Frederick South
en. sos lglchart Av.; Reginald
Luther Johnson, 3l5 NJ Crotto
Cecil y Mccoy 2ss ~ Avon.
Teresa Marie Cox. 739 Marshall
Av
July 2l James c Martin. $50
Carroll Az Mr. Maceo @. Moody
Sr 727 Rondo Az.
July q Arthur Hin Jr., sss
Carroll Avs Louise Brown, ep1
81 Anthony Av; Ralph Ward sr
p7o w Central Az. Mrs w NJ
Cartwright. 700 Iglshart Ay Mr.
Edgar william Owens, 295 Rondo
Av Mrs Thelma Thomas b4t W
Central Av Dale Evans Cooden
1904 Carroll Az. Mrs Clarence
Lewis, 2t3 ST Anthony Az: Mr.
Clarence Davis, s77ls Rondo Az.
Mrs Samuel Fant. 542 Igiohsrt
Av.
July ~ Mrs. Faustina Robin.
son. gss IRlehsrt Az Mrs Court
ney Hilyard 7g2 81 Anthony Az,
Elmer Craig Morris. 73g Igichari
Av
Jgly a Rev Floyd Massey Jr-
1895 W Central Av.: wo0dford
Nils gis 50 Anthony Az y r.
Henderson. s0s So Anthony Az,
Mrs Burt Mcpheetcrs. s5i Car.
roll Az Alfred white Jr. se4
Carroll Av Mrs Pearl Dougias
t2g Carroll Ave Mira C1ennio o
Perry gTs 3aliler
july - Eugene prcston i'm
sgs Carroll Av Lydia Jean Tcndle
500 81 Anthony Az Mary Taf.
~ Brown s7i - Anthony Av
Mrs stephen Maxwell ss2 Car,
roll Az Mrs Bcraree wHllamn
szG Rondo Az Pad Young, IA
Carroll Av
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

delicious acufflc salads, fruit and
vegetable molda ana tangy bafbc,
cue salads al excellent compan-
ions for hamburgers, hot dogs OF
sparc ribs The pretty Cucumber
souffio Salad Molds shown here
have Delighted creamy and tan.
Eg tastinean This salad features a
combination Of lime Favored gela
tin. mayonuaisc, seasonings. and
crisp vegetables Equally zosty ia
Vegetable barbecue Salad made
with lemon favored gelatin, to
mato sauce and MIXED cooked corn
and green pepper Try these salad
treats soon They're easy 10 pre-
pare early in the day and rendy 10
serve az dinner time
Cucumber Celery Souffie Salad
package lime Favored gsla.
tin
~ teaspoon salt
l cup hot water
if2 cup cold water
Ian tablespoons vinegar
IA cup mayonnalae
Dash Of pepper
80 cup drained finely diced
cucumber
3is cup finely diced celery
! Tablespoon finely chopped
onion
METHOD Dissolve gelatin and
salt IN nOT water Add cold waior
vinegar. mayonnaiss and pepper
Blend we'll with egg boatcT Pour
into refrigerator freezing tray
Q'8ek-chiiI IN freezing unit
without changing eontroJ ~ 70
20 minutes or until firm about 1
inch from edge bat soft IN center
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
with eRR bcsirf until fluffy
Fold ~ vegetables Pour into i.
quart mold 0r individual molds
Cfli until firm n refrigerator
mot freezing unit 80 10 70 min
utes Uhnnid and garnish with
salad greens Serve with R11ltlonal
mayoouaise u desired Makes four
% six sor1ngs
Vegetable Bartsccus salad
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

house guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Cunningham.
s47 ST Anthony Av
Left For Omaha: Mrs. NJ. X.
Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av. left sat
urday evening for Omaha, Neb
to visit with her mother. sisters
and brothers.
Bride In Home Soon: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Williams wiu move
into their new home in Los An
geies Calf. after August 7th.
Mrs. Williams is the former Betty
Cassius OF st. Paul.
Parents Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. f
Leon Ramsey OF Benton HArbor,
Mich are the house guests OF Mrs.
Ramsey's parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Eastman, 953 81. An
thOny Ay
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MNNrApoIIs HRTHDAYs

MANNh@AkbatN MIX hthtfAhN
July 10 Mrs, Adele Howell 220T
Elliot Av. Roy Dean. 2745 Ciin-
ton Av Dennis I, Hines. s6ss
clinton Av5 ShaIman Bernicc
Lang, s4sl Fourth AV. $
July 20 Mrs Lcola Carey. sTo4
Fifth Av S Mrs. Theima Gray,
.5142 Humboldt Av n; Mrs, Mary
Collins, $3.50 Fourth Av, s.. Louis
sundeen, 2424 25th Av. s.. Mrs
Vincent sheperd sssT Portland
Av; Minnie vivion. I'll Girard
.Av n; Joyce Patricia Gold, 25so
Fourth Av S.
july 2i Mrs. Betty Ann Kip
per S2se Second Av s; James I.
Crockett. 62e Girard Av. ~. Floyd
Poole Jr.. S0s2 Fourth Av. s.:
Mrs. shelby Cox. 4ios FSuh Av.
IS William f. Jones Nv, 1887
stevens Av.
July % Adrienne Rathff, 2T27
m Av s, Mrs Ava blackwell,
424T Fifth Av, s; Elaine Grant.
100 Il, 2s st, Marion Greg Taylor
Jr. Ss33 Stevens Av.; Susan WI
hams, a6t0 Smelling Av. James
&C. Hodge Jr. 4ias Fourth Av s,
July % Y L. Escue. APO Firth
Az s., Mrs Frances Lawler, 2T25
3oth Av s., Ray Walls, SIS Lyn-
dale Av ~. Charles A. Glenn.
1884 Fourth Av s. Mrs William
Lumsey e22 Fremont Av. N
July "a Cecil Adair. 5122 James
Av ~. Ruth Brown, StS7 snell-
ing Av. Mrs Patricia Dawson.
.3Ti5 Fourth Av s. Meredyth
Wallace. 5000 Fourth Av s Wal,
ter Leonard Lowe Jr 243l Fourth
Av. S.. Mrs Carol Green, All u.
Ia ST: Geralyn Esther Clark s30l
Third Av. S,
July % Cecil T. Newman. 40s5
Third Ay s. Walter Reasley,
2b3l Clinton Avi Erncstine y,
Young, 1908 Emerson Av NJ.
Arysda Mccoy 1903 Humboldt Av.
M J u CisclS 1852 Fourth Av
Is Mrs Grace Claclt, 1882 Fourth
Av s. Wendell G. Helm 1883
Clinton Av Patricia Ann Battles,
36lT Second Av. s
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

Open House Held; Open house
Tuesday July IS from eight 70 ten
pms was held in honor of her
sister, Mrs, wyIhe Ramsey by Mrs.
Cecil Mccoy, 2sS n. Avon s
Guests were girl-hood friends Of
Mrs Ramseys
On Extended Trip; Mr. and Mrs,
Bailey Morris. All Mackubln 81.
are on an extended trip through
the south At present they are vis-
ittng relatives and friends in
Greenswlle, Miss.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
North Curolinu
Police Officer Is
Attending School Here

James r. Fleming Of the Ashe-
vile, " G police department, now
attending the Juvenile Officers In
stitute Of the University Of Mime
sofa has been elected vice president
for the 1853 session.
Officer Fleming an II year
veteran Of the Ashcville police de-
partment enrolled in the Institute
on June I6 and win complete his
studies August p
The program is FOR special study
in handling Juveniles Mr. Fleming
is the only Negro attending the
1858 session
lie Is married and has four chill
dreu Charles 20, was recently
discharged from the U s. Mar
ines Mrs Virginia Ann Tayboou.
n OF Greensboro n c., James
r Jr. age 20, OF the u army
AZ Fort Benning Ca. and Michael.
an elementary student at Mountain
$ school Ashcville.
Mr. Fleming is a member OF the
National Fratornal order Of police.
a 32nd degree Mason. a noble In
the Mystic Shrine and a member
of the Imperial Council agrd
Southern Jurisdiction.
Mrs Fleming Is employed By the
city school system OF AshewIle
Michael win come to Minneapolis
about Aug ~ and accompany his
father back home after Aug p.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

package lemon favored sci,
attn
3 teaspoon salt
.lifi cups bot water
can tomato sauce
l-tl2 tablespoons vinegar
Dash of celery salt
cup mixed coaked corn and
gtocn pepper
METHOD Dissolve gelatin and
salt 10 nor water Add nest oi
soasuninRa nlend chin untii slight,
~ thtrkoned Then fold IN veTeta
blra Pour into individual m0lds
C'htIl mlil firm Serve ou cfisr
salad green's with msyonnaiso
Makes faur 60 sis servings
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

las cas- 81 Anthony Av eight
ysars
Jdy - Hr ard Mrs. EHasns
Wright ezs ~ Anthony ~ -
years Hr and Mrs James Wat
bon 77s 81 Anthony Av. ~ years
75iy "a NJ and Mrs Emsrstt
Jones i0zi Ronao Az ~ years,
AF ana NrH n Thomas. fss
Csrrou Az ~ years
guiy IS Hr ard Mrs James
oliver 1885 Western Ay - ~
years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

lett by plane 20 attend the funeral
of Mr. piorrcS brother, tienJa-
min Pierre who died In Chicago
Funeral services win be held in
Chicago Monday Benjamin was
born IA Minneapolis. son of the
late Mrs Fannie Pierre Lewis
Delegates To Convention, Mes
DANES Allie n Wilson. Viola Mad.
den, Josephine nruwn ana hcssio
Lewis motorod 90 Springfield M
20 attend the lay Convention OF
the Fourth Episcopal District ot
the ANiE church They lott Wed,
nesday, July 9TH. They were the
Lay delegates from ST peters
AME church Minneapolis
Visited sister, Mrs. Annie Mat
hcws. 3s4S Fourth Ave 8 roe
turned home ihuraday crom ouln.
cy IN, whore she WAS the house
guest ~ her sister
Motor Trip Mr and Mrp Eu-
gene Iohnigan 2si0 Clinton Av.
and Mr. ans Mrs Hardy White,
iOt2 Clinton Az motufcd to 81
Peter, MINI 10 see Mrs Iewul
nurke Mrs Burke seems To be
doing fine, the couples reported
Returned Home Mondays Mi
and Mrs William stewart lcu
Monday Tor their home IN Clcyc
land. ohio They spent tho week
end with Mrs, stswaft's aunt and
uncle Mr and Mrs g Waiter
Glenn, adiD Fourth Az a
Golfers Leave tor HubrI Mes
srs Duke Adams and Bruto i3umd.
ley of chicago golfers playing
here "a the 10Th Annual Upper
Midwest llronsp AmAtvur Golf
Tournament loft Monday morning
tor their homes n Chicago Mr
Adams received message saying
Ma wife had been taken 60 hos
pitel snd when be called Chicago
I aaHH1aa
\ Card ~ Appreciation lets
those who wore hind to yon white
yon were III know you really up.
prooiat.d their tboughtfulncss.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

he was told his wife had already
had an operation performed for
an emergency appendectomy Her
condition was good Tho golfers
were guests of MIR and Mrs Cord.
on Granger. 1894 Fourth Av 3,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
WEDDING ANSIyERsARIEs
MINNEAPOLIS

July 10 NJ and Hfs " r
Gray 5l42 Humbold, A. ~ ~
years
July - Sgt ard Mrn Garland
" Eoss Pal AIdrch Az X. thrse
years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
Additional Social
& Personals

Guest OF Daughter Mrs Joanna
warmAley of Oakland Calif IL
the house guost OF her daughter
ard family pr and Mrs John
NJ Warren. and their children Mrs
warmsicy win bc here about a
month
The last week in July nr and
Mrs Warren viii vacation az Max
wen Resort on Lake 1ypo
Rack Home Mir and Mrs Henry
Williams, 1914 Emerson Av NJ.
have returned GO Minneapolis after
spending the winter in Wichita,
Knna with friends
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS =

Guest OF Daughter Mrs Charles Crawley Of Bclefonte
Pa the house guest of her naw and daughter Dr. aud
Mrs Ernest W. Lowe A0i4 Portland Ave,
Home From Hospital, Mrs James Brown, 4ll1 Clinton Ar
Is home from Mt Sinai hospital,
To Chicago Mr aud Robert Pierre 1897 Portland Ave
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL :

Visiting Mother Mrs Mary Younge Chicago visiting
her mother, Mrs johnson, 65s ST. Anthony Av Mrs
johnson is improving after a fall and broken rib.
In Hospital: Mrs Emma Archer CSC Fuller Av is patient
in 81. Lukes hospital
Mothers Guest: Mrs Vivian Caunady Of Chicago is the
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
out OF Town BIRTIIDAYC
MINNEAPOLIS

July ig James Miller.
July ~ Jack Floyd. Kanaas
CITY Mo.
July ~ Psalm W Mitchell
Washington
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18
of Town ANNIVERSARIES
NINNEArnIIs

july 20 nr and Mrs. Lewis
Onvsr Dr.. Is3a Angeles Calf
three years
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

WEDDING ANNIyERsARIEs
ST PAUL
July z2 Mr. ard HfV Lee Doug
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

Thousands ~ persons have found
eniayucnt in these columns.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

Whenever you hsys fresh strawberries. savs ti,n
best ones Wash them. hslls and aii. snj frsoza
hard without sugar On fat surface not togcb.
ing Wi5on bard, pack in froozsr cOutainef, pso
10 gsrpeh shortoakas and other desserts.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

4 Card ~ Appreciation let's
those who were hind To you white
yon were ~ know you really ap.
prosial.d their tbonghtfuIncss.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

A
can = 5as ~ ~ sdyn pot ths s 70 e freezer bgt {oa
raos metal enansr o hy carton And you b 70 put ~ a and
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-07-18

reo'li eat from your freezer every day leo
cream. fruits snd vegetables you G0zo yourself
nseat you bought ~ q nice saving IN quantity buy)
hnh you caught yourself All just step away.
fon'll save trpa 10 tha market or locker plant
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01

raj Luis Ernesto Ordohez, miembro
de la Junta Militar de Gobierno.
Gel TEMPO" comenta que esos
errores "revelan por 10 menos al.
guna dosis de descuido (que) pro-
vocan normalmente las renuncias."
En- otro aparte ell mismo peri6-
dico dice que la carta a Estrada ira
taba una question eminentemente
politica, que ha sido desgraciada-
mente ell oficio esencial de nues.
tras organizaciores secretas, GUAM
do los gobierncs Sc fundan en- la
fuerza y no en- la opinion.
Pcr dltimo, E, psriodicc dice que
Ell actual gobierno "Asta en- la me.
jcr posicion del mundo para kacer
de su detectivismo una crganiza-
cion totalmenie tecnica, alejada
por precepto lega, y por simple sen
lido com1n de los problemas poll
ticos lnternos y con mayor raz6n de
los conflictos pcliticos de los pal
ses amigos"
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-01
DAN CUENTA
Viene de IL Pagina 81

pieron SUI Marcia I'm omnibus v
un canton que Sc dirigian a Lima
por Ia misrla carretera. Los demas
ocupantes del coche y de los otros
dos vehiculos fueron testigos de la
%presencia del extrafo cuerpo, que
tenia forma de I'm "platillo vola-
dor" y era de color incandescen.
te" a quinientos metros sobre la
terra, Sc mantuvo en- completa
quietud durante ocho minutes, al
cabo de los cuales desapareci6 en-
el cielo nublado.
Ell doctor Valencia Dongo dijo
que los companies de los tres vehi-
culos experimentation una crisis ner
vosas, ante la aparicion del extra
ko cuerpo sobre sus cabezas.