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bridge was completed last week
The Minuez company was award
ed the contract for this bridge
and construction was started this
week.
The division crew of the state
highway department is com
pleting the project of applying a
sealed surface top on State
Route 76, between Renrock and
Cumberland, according to Supt.
Kearns.
In addition to highway activi-
ties, the local state highway gar
age is being readied for the
stringent practice-run which is
scheduled to be Friday, Oct. 81,
at 1870 a. m. L. B. Roth, division
maintenance engineer, Walter
Mansfield, equipment superin-
tendent, R. F. O'Malley, division
superintendent of Marietta and
Ralph Field, maintenance engi-
neer of Columbus, will be pres
ent to supervise the inspection.
All trucks, tailgate spreaders,
snow ploWs and other emer-
gency equipment used in the
state highway departments snow
and ice control program will be
subjected to the inspection.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
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trict including Caldwell, you are
urged to attend this meeting and
hear the above principal speak
ers.
Mr.. Grover was named assis-
tant to the president in 1943
after an affiliation of more than
20 years with the university
athletic department.
He served as head basketball
coach from 1923 to 1886 and
under his tutelage, the Bobcat
cage team marked up a sos
winning percentage. He has also
written a book in which he
devised a constitution and by
laws for some II sports. 1t was
Immediately adopted by athletic
directors of Is universities.
AS assistant to the president,
his duties range from aiding in
solving financial problems to
planning new buildings with
architects.
He is an excellent speaker and
Noble Countians are fortunate in
having the opportunity to hear
MIN.
Mr.. Groves comes to Caldwell
highly recommended as a per-
son we'll qualified to speak on
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
DeWitt Harris

FRIENDS ana relatives IN Cald-
we'll have received word OF the
death of Dewitt Harris, retired
employee of the U. S, Depart
ment of Agriculture, which oc-
Cured at Washington, d. C., last
Saturday.
He was born and reared In
Noble county, a son of Sampson
and Caroline Harris.
He is survived by his wife,
Frieda and three sisters, Mrs
Urban Archer of Somerset, Mrs.
Margaret McCleary of Engle-
wood, N. j., and Mrs. Carl Mar
tin of Springfield. Two sisters
and two brothers are deceased,
including Mrs. Meribah Beasch-
Ter and Mrs. Eva Tofflemier OF
Caldwell, Slant Harris and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
rob (. johnson

Tob E. Johnson, 70, of Pleasant
City route 2, died Monday niaht
in the Guernsey Memorial hoe 9
pital, Cambridge.
Born Sept. 5, 1883 at Ava J.
was son of John w. and Mar
tha j. Pryor Johnson. He was ,
farmer and member Of ~
Pleasant City Methodist chrrcb
Survivors include his widov.
Edna Francis Nicholson johnson
a son, Roy r. Johnson of Zannc
vile; and two grandchildren A
son and a sister preceded him in
death.
Funeral services were cor
Quoted Thursday (today) at 2.nn
p. m. from the Pleasant City
Methodist church with Rev Jobn
Thompson and Rev. James Heck
thorn, officiating.
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department of highways had not
as yet received any recon-
mendations from the Marietta
office. However, he did assure
The Journal-Leader that he
would request such a study this
week and upon its completion,
the recommendations would re-
ceive immediate consideration in
Columbus.
According to Director Noble,
the reclassification Of SR 73 to
a major thoroughfare now makes
it eligible for Improvement with
hi gh way construction bond
money, provided by the voters
of Ohio in 1858.
The director of highways ex-
planned in detail the course of
action pursued by those inter-
ested in gaining some. state
recognition for SR 78. 1t was
initially thru the efforts of Noble
CO nty Representative Edmund
6. James, according to Director
No1le, that the Importance Of
this route was viewed and
brought to the attention of Gov.
O'Neill.
After a study of the James
report, the department of high
ways then recommended the
reclassification of Noble county's
sec md in Importance highway,
S3 70 as a major thoroughfare.
/ aalizing that an improved
route was important to gain
access to the vast industrial de-
velopment now underway on the
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| Ohio river, Gov. O'Neill immedi-
ately looked upon SR 78 as the
main highway to provide better
east-west traffic service thru a
large area, not now so served,
approximately halfway between
major thoroughfares USR 40 on
the north and USR SO on the
south.
In compliance with the Ohio
law, the governor must approve
all additions to the major
thoroughfares, which is COM
prised of some 6,200 miles of the
most heavily travelled and most
important road in Ohio.
Prior to the reclassification,
SR 78 was considered a second
ary state route and was eligible
to participate in funds received
only thru the regular tax pro-
gram. Due the shortage exist
ing in these funds, over the
years very little road improve
ment was witnessed on SR 78,
between Woodsfield, Caldwell,
and McConnelsville.
During the past year, several
miles of SR 78 were improved IN
the section between Woodsfield
and Clarington.
Within the past year, the first
major construction job in years
on SR 78 in Noble county was
completed in Stock township, at
the junction of State Route 78
and 260.
To eliminate dangerous curves
and provide the road with the
necessary width will be the first
objectives of the department,
Director Noble said.
1t is expected that eliminatinF
the famous horseshoe curve"
three miles east of Caldwell,
will be one of the first projects
in this area. It is considered by
many as being the most danger
Gus and most unnecessary curve
in the entire course of the route,
from Clarington to Murray City
in Athens county, distance OF
some 100 miles.
The value of this accomplish
ment will add immeasurably to
improving the county's position
economically it will improve
the stature of our highway sys~
tenn, which directly has tremen-
dous effect on industrializing the
area.
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current school problems. His
many years of service in the
teaching profession and educa-
ton provides him with a wide
and practical knowledge of the
subject he has been asked to
discuss, schools"
Occasions where he addressed
groups, it is reported he speaks
with authority and is regarded
many as an expert.
In view of the advanced re-
ports received, Mr.. Growers mes
sages should contain many facts
of interest to the people of the
seven school districts.
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NJ. Young, Democrat, are bat
Ting it out for honors with
Bricker the Republican incum-
bent.
On the 18th district level,
John E. Henderson, Republi-
can, is seeking another term
and he is being opposed by
Herbert u. Smith, of Marietta,
Democrat.
Caldwell and the southern
half of Noble county is in the
9th -l4th senatorial district and
they will be voting for c..
Stanley Mechem, Republican,
unopposed. For the l7th-28th
senatorial district, which eff
fects the northern section of
Noble county, David Mex.
Ferguson is being opposed by
Danny D. Johnson, Democrat.
Republican E d nun d G.
James is unopposed as the can
didate for representative to
the general assembly.
For county commissioner, a
hot race is shaping up with
Dack Blake, Republican run
ming against Franz c. McNutt,
Democrat, for the full term
commencing Jan. 5, 1859. Nc
Mutt is the incumbent.
For the unexpired term of
county commissioner, ending
Jan. l, 1861, Clarence K. Van
Fossen, Democrat, is running
against Dallas E. Bond, Re
publican. VanFossen is the in
cumbent.
For county auditor, Republi-
can Stanley Osler is unopposed.
For Noble county treasurer,
another hot race is being con-
Quoted by ROLAND P. Elliott,
Democrat, and Dwight +.
Wiley, Republican. The winner
will fill the unexpired term OF
the late Ralph Hicks.
On the judicial ticket, Clay
ton Mckee, Democrat, and
Arthur L. Davis, Republican,
are seeking the judge of the
county of court for the full
term commencing. Jan. !, 1853.
For judge of the Supreme
Court, full term commencing
Jan. /, 1859, Charles B. Zim-
norman, Democrat, is running
against Willard D. Campbell,
Republican. For the full term
commencing Jan. 2, 1859, Mer-
rill D. Brothers, Democrat, IS
running against James Gar
field Stewart. For judge of the
court of appeals, John l.. Don
ahue, Democrat, is running
against Robert Ford, Republi-
can. This is for the seventh
appellate court.
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the architect by the general con-
tractor will be made by Leander
Crock, representing Crock &
Schafer, contractors for the new
school building.
A representative of the archi-
tects, Mari, Knapp and Crawfis
from New Philadelphia, will
accept the key from the con-
tractor and he in turn will pre-
sent it to Rev. Walter Brown,
president of the board of educa-
ton.
The keys will then be present
ed to Mr.. Burley after which
Supt. Secrest will introduce
Congressman John E. Henderson.
Members of the Southern
Noble board of education include
Rev. Walter Brown, president;
Earl Way, vice president; Char
les Stanberry, Joseph Schott
and Lewis Long. Mrs. Geraldine
Martin is the clerk.
The faculty at Southern Noble
includes Mr.. Burley, Adah Mus
ser, Paul Nichols and Mary
Slater. The Dexter City elemen-
tary school faculty includes Lucy
Kearns, Mildred Boyd, Helen
Ogle and Herman Rubel. At
Jackson elementary school, the
teachers are William Forshey
and Thelma Raney. At Middle
burg, they are Edna Wiley and
Fern Pickcnpaugh.
Contract was let for construc-
ton of the Southern Noble
school in March, 1857, and the
ground was broken in May, 1857.
The contract was awarded to
Crock and Schafer Contractors,
and construction was approved
by a $4,000 bond issue. An ad-
ditional $4,000 was allocated by
the state department.
The former Dexter City school
was built in 1924 at a cost of
approximately $4,000. The new
addition was built at a cost of
$362,000. An enrolment Of $50
pupils are attending the South
ern Noble school this semester
The school is equipped to accom-
mcdate d maximum of $50
pupils.
The new school building is
equipped with a new businesc
education department. The home
economics department will run
close competition with the new
science department and its equip
ment now enables the school to
offer full science course.
The new addition also fur
nishes two general classrooms
and a modern double-duty gym
nasium and auditorium. The
gymnasium has standard bas-
ketball court and large stage
completely equipped. An office
for the physical education direc-
tor is provided, and fully-equip-
ped dressing rooms and locker
space for girls and boys are
available. The gym is entered
through modern reception
room with large trophy cases In
view.
The m;ni7trative personnel
are in the ne Waddition. A recep-
ton room is provided for the
secretary and clerk and the
executive head has new office.
The industrial arts department
occupies the former gymnasium
The sho ris complete with wood
working and metal working sec
tions, wood storage room, paint
shop, classroom and an indus
trial arts instructors office.
The new Southern Noble
school was completed in time
for the opening of the current
school season, Sept. 2, 1858.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
MORE LIMESTONE

The Noble county commission
ers purchased 1000 tons of lime
stone from the Lawrence King
quarry, Monday, at their regular
meeting. The stone will cost
$1.70 at the quarry. They also
purchased $4,000 gallon of RS1
and RS-3 asphalt material from
Hall and Barber, Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30

Funeral services will be helo
Friday afternoon at 200 o'clock
from the Fredericksdale church
with Rev. Clyde Still officiating.
Interment will be in the church
cemetery by the McVay funeral
home. Caldwell. The body VIII
remain at the funeral home until
the hour of service.
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UocaV and Area Deaths -

George Harris.
Funeral services were held !,
Washington, D. c., Tuesday oa. -
% and interment made thero .
Deceased is an uncle of M;s,
Gene Morris, of Marietta fon+ a-''
erly of Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
FRACTURES FINGERS

Gerald Estadt, Of Caldwell
route, fractured two fingers on
his left hand last week. He was
treated in the office of the Cald-
we'll Clinic.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-10-30
LIBRARY TO CLOSE

The library will be closed on
election day. Books due election
day, Nov. 4th, will not be count
ed overdue until 4:30 p. m. Nov.
5th.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
SORAYA, La TRISTE

La reina de Persia es ahora
Soraya Esfandiari Bakhtiari. La
fuerza de SUI temperamento re-
chazo la seduction propuesta por
razones de Estado; compartir FL
amor de SUI adorable Sha con otra
mujer que pueda asegurar des-
cendencia al trono. Y Soraya, en-
la integra soberania de SUI senti-
do humane ha preferido desga-
rrarse del amor y del trono, an
ties que transigir con I'm hecho
que ~restaria a SUI prestigio de
mujer enamorada y al bello amor
que vivio en- alta signifieacion eS-
piritual.
En- las regiones del romantics
mo y del s%entimiento exclusive
e incorruptible esta majeStad al
dejar de ser reina Sc ha consa.
grado como emperatriz. Su ex-
marido lie ha otorgado ell titulo
de princesa como en- los cuentos
de hadas, falta saber 81 ella que
ira aceptarlo, va que probo ser
de una individualidad obstinada.
Mientras otra mujer acepte y
ponga en- SUI cabeza la corona
imperial que ella rechaza y no
quiere compartir, los millares de
corazones femeninos que acom-
pahan a Soraya la triste; esprit
tualmente, ven en- sus manos ell
cetro del ideal romantico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

En- ell interim, dos ~corazones Sc
destrozan ante la maquinaria in
sensible de las exigencias dinas.
ticas. Ell Parlamento de la ma.
clon ensalza al .Sha por SUI sacri.
ticio personal y Soraya entorna
las puertas de su habitacion de
hotel en- Nueva York, Bermuda o
donde la lleve ell destino para
llorar a sofas. La rodea una au-
reola de respeto y su gran dig
nidad humane lie impide deiar
yer ell duelo de SUI pobre cora
ION. Finge proyectos futures
mientras su sonrisa Sc vuelve ca
Ga dia mas triste y ell verde de
su mirada pierde luminosidad.
Ell regazo de Soraya ha sido de-
sahuciado por la ciencia, nunca
podra tener un nino propio. La
emperatriz Sc ha despedido pa.
ra siempre del paraiso del amor
y al unisono del iardin maravi-
lloso de la maternidad.
De ahora en- adelante, Soraya,
como ell principe de los versoS de
Pablo Neruda, "ambulara por
los campos quietos y por frente
al mar. LIE queda la memoria
de I'm maravilloso amor cuyo re.
(PaSs q la Pagina ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
vAkIDAD, tn N0MBRE IS HOMBRE
mo MUJER)

La Semana De La Eegancia
Masculine ha tenido tanto exito
en- la cuidad de Nueva York
donde ACADIA de celebrarse re.
cientemente, que hay proyectos
de convertirla en- una institution
permanente. Esto desagrada ex.
traordinariamente a las mule.
res que alegan los hombres Sc
preocuparan tanto por su apa.
riencia personal que traeran gas.
tos excesivos al hogar.
Lo interesante seria saber
quien gasta mas, fla mujer norte
americana o ell hombre? Este es
relativamente facil va que como
die en- otro articulo que escribi
hace unos meses; aqui con las
estadisticas 10 probamos TODD.
Pues amigos, dicen las famosas
estadisticas que en- materia de
cosmeticos los hombres gastan
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
LA RECETA DEL Ola

IL cucharadita de oregano en-
polvo.
2 cucharadas de vinagre.
Haga un corte por debajo del
rabo y saque las tripas y los Or
ganos. Desprenda ell pellejo del
pescuezo con mucho cuidado pa
ra conservar ell pellejo entero.
Corte Ell hueso del pescuezo, tdo-
be Ell pavo por dentro y por fue-
"a. Haga incisiones pequenas en-
los muslos, caderas, pechugas y
alas. Guarde en- la refrigerado-
ra hasta ell dia siguiente, muela
las carnes y los organos, anada
los demas ingredientes, y saz6-
nelo a gusto. Rellene ell pavo y
cosa. Hornee a 400 grades F. du-
rante 20 minutes. Reduzca ell
fuego a $50 grades y tapelo. vi
relo entire ratios y echele mantle
quilla o caldo por encima. Gun
pavo de 8 libras tarda aproxima-
1amente un par de horas en- es.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

nose MARIA sABRIEL Y eALAh
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

De VenezueIa
Presentamos I'm cordial saludo
al senor Germano Vega y sonora,
ole Caracas Venezuela, quienes lie
garon a Miami en- dias pasadoS por
"a via a6rea a gozar de una tempo-
rada de recreo entire n~osotros.
CAMBIO DE RESIDENCIA
Ell senior Jorge Molina y sonora,
Marina Sanchez de Molina, miem.
bros estimados de nuestra coIonia
Guiana nos participant su reciente
traslado de Residential a la Gale
Septima Suroeste No. 1886, en- dom
de Sc ponep a la complete DISPOSE
cion de todas sus amistadeS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Naeimientos

I'm p:ecioso varoncito, de ochc
dbras ocho onzas, llegado con toda
felicidao en- dias pasados en- Ell Hos
pital Jackson Memorial, aumentara
las alegrias de, hogar tornado por
a gent parejs senior Alberto vi.
daud, del DEPARTMENT. de Rela.
clones Publicas de la Pan Anne.
fican World Always, y sonora,
Bertha Varona de Viaud.
Para ell recien nacido, que lleva-
ra ell npmbre de Charles Vincent,
y sus dichosos padres. nuestra en-
horabuena.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
PAVO

PAV0 RELLENO
I pavo de 8 libras.
Relleno.
3 libras de carne de cerdo.
! IL libras de jamon. +
! libra de pan humedecido en-
caldo.
] IL cucharaditas de hoja de
laurel molidas.
IL taxa de vino Jerez.
] cucharadita de pimienta.
IL taxa de mantequilla derretida
"a de almendras enteras.
Adobe:
4 cucharadas de sal.
3 dientes de ajo machacados.
IL cucharadita de pimienta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
la VERDAD
(Viene de la Pag. -

En- una epoca cuando la pobla-
cion esta creciendo rapidamente y
los desastres van en- aumento, Sos
pecho que la razon por la cual la
Cruz Roja Sc haya quedado corta
por SIG, 900, 900 en- la meta de SUI
campana de 1858 que es de 95,000,-
900 dolares, sea CIRQUE adn no Sc
conoce la verdad sobre 10 que To-
gra la Cruz Roja, y porque hay
muchas historias circulando por
ahi que no O ciertas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
DEL HOGARpor Victoria ALeiondro
POEMA DE HOY
FL Embargo

Scroll jues, posi uste mos olenti,
y que entrin ts esus.
No lie de q uste onsio;
no lie de q uste nneu.
81 vents ontiyel q ofIioilo, r
SOS tumbo q Ia puerto. lPero va s'ho rnuerto!
EmboreoI, emboreoI los ovius,
que oqui no hay dineru:
10 he gostou en- COMICS pa ella
yen boticos que lie sirvieron;
y esu que me queo
Porque no me do tempo @ vendelu,
iyo me estd somrondu,
va me estd jediendu!
Emboreol osi sochu de pieu
y esos jocis claws en- ell techu,
y eso seeurejo
y osi cochu e endu...
iIerromIentos, que no quedi MI LRno!
{Yo pa que los quieru?
81 tuVio que oonolu pa clio
euolisquio me quitobo q mi esu!
Pero va no quio vel esi sochu,
nj esos jocs claws en- oil teehu,
nj esq seeurejo,
nj csc eochu e Iiendru ....
Pero q vel, sehoI iues: sufdoptu,
81 oIeunu de esus
es osou de toeoIi q eso sauna
ondi ella sho nuertu:
10 eomito ondi yo Ia he GUERRA
euondu dombus estdbomos euenw,
Ia eomito ondi 20 Ia he cuidiou,
"a eornito ondi estuNo su euerpu
ieuotro nneses vivu
y una noche rnuertu!. .....
Senol jues: que deneuno SEQ osou
de tocoll q esq cana nj un peEo,
iPolque oqui 10 iinco
deIonti uste mesmo!.
llevoissosIu todu,
todu rnenos esu,
que esos rnontos tierin
suol de 81 sueIpu. .....
iy me guelen, me eIefen, q clio,
ca YES que los euelo .......!
JOSE MARIA sABRIEL Y eALAN
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

81 triple que las mujeres, mvir-
hendo verdaderas f~ortunas en-
eremas y jabones en- lociones,
eolonias y astringentes.
(Pasa q Ia Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

cumpIeuhos
Nues.roS parabienes en- Ell dia de
noy, con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del aniversario de SUI ma
cimiento para Ell apreciado caba-
Hero cubano sonar Antonio PisO.
nero, y nuestroS votoS por SUI ven
tura personal.
y r
Vayau nueStras sinceras felicita-
clones para la gentil damita cuba
ma sonora Toni BacallaO, con mo-
two de la grata celebration de SUI
cumple amos en- eSta fecha, y nues-
lros votos porque disfrute de mu-
chos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

kODEADO del carin0 de suS
amantiSimos padres Y de sus ami
guitoS, celebr6 en- dias recientes
la grata OCCASION de sus 4 amos de
edad ell g~raciosO nino Alex Anto-
MO Mir, algeria del hogar fOrma-
do pOr ell senior Antonio Mir y se-
nora Olga de Mir, miembros estiL
madOs de nuestra colonia hispa-
nOamericana. Vayan para FL
nuestras mas caras felicitaciones
y votes pOrque g0ce de una pro-
'longada y pr6spera existencia.
Bodos de Acero
En- ell dia de hoy celebran Ia
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de Ace.
20, once amos de dichosa union
conyuga4, ell senoI Ernesto More.
no y sonora, Josephine de Moreno,
miembros estimados de nuestra co.
lonia hispanoamericana residents
en- Miami.
A las muchas felcitaciones que
,!eciba con motive de tan fausto
eyento, unimos las nuestras mug
sinceras.
Despedide
Por Ia via aerea regresaran ma.
mana a Panama, despues de haber
gozbado varias semanas de recreo
entire ~nusotros, la gentil dana Sc
nora dora Blanca Ponce de Calv0
y SUI hija la senorita Blanca EsteIa
Calvo.
Las despedimos eordialmente
y les deseamos una grata travesia.
GumpIeoKos
Llega hoy a un nuevo aho de VI
da la graciosa nina DuIce Maria
Mccarthy, hija del senior James Me
earthly Y la sonora Guarina Alva.
rez de Mccarthy, y con tai motive
la felicitamos. carinosamente y lie
deseamos largos amos mas de aais.
tencia, plenos de alegFias y bieneD.
tares.
Nos eonnplace enviar IN eoedsal
saludo al senior Mario Hernandez,
miembro apreciado de nuestrs CO.
lonia cubana, quien celebra on Oh
dia de hoy la grata OCCASION de su
cumpleanos y aprovechamos Ia oca-
sion para desearle muehos, y mug
dichosos, amos mas de vida.
Nuestras sinceras felicitaeioaes
en- esta fecha para ell estimado ca.
ballero senior Eliseo Rovira Vefdu
quien eelebra la grata OCCASION del
a%niversario de su naeimiento, y
nuestros votos por su ventura PEI.
gonal.
Celebra hoy la grata OCCASION De
su cumpleanos la estimada DANA
Guiana sonora Ana Luisa BertrSn
de Enriquez, esposa del senior
Francisco Enrfquez, motive Dor eli
cual lie enviamos nuestras mas eS.
lidas fe%licitaciones y votos por "a
ventura personal.
+ 4
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho De
vida la gentil senorita Hadarina
Reyes, motive por ell cual nos %
srato enviarle nuestras mas caras
fe%licitaciones y votos porque dis
frute de muchos amos mas, rodeada
del afecto de Ii seres queridos,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Bienvenido

Precedence de La Habana, Cuba
y a disfrutar de III larga tempora.
ca de recreo en- Miami llego en-
olas pasados a eSta ciudad la gen.
til dam4 Maria Antonio Lage,
quien S.ra nuespec durante SUI es,
tadia aqHi del senior Joaquin Bar.
cenas v sonora Graciels de BARGE.
pas.
LIE presentamos I'm calido salu.
do de bienvenida y lie deseamos
unaS yScaciones muy placenteras
entire rJsotros
Bodos de- Hero
Queremos ser los primeros en- fe-
licltar de manera muy especial al
CAPTAIN LeOpoldo Garmendia y Sc
rora, Gladys de Garmendia, MEM
bros estimados dc nuestra colonia
hispanoamericana, quienes cele-
bran en- ell dis oe hoy la grata
tcasion de sus Bodas de Hero,
seis amos de venturosa union ma
trimonla, y aprovechamos la oca-
sion para describes muchos amos
mas de dicha y compression.