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a the A EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1947 SEVEN Disabled Vets Elect Delegates! Representatives Of Braddock Chapter No. 9, DAV To Attend Convention FROSTBURG. March 31- At a recent meeting of Braddock Chapter No. 9. Disabled American War Vet-: erans, the following delegates were elected to the national convention in Baltunore May 0, 10 and 11.

Calvin Fazenbaker, Michael Martz, William Shriver. Edward Shumaker, and Homer Robinson. In addition the convention will be attended by M.rtin Luther Raiston, commander the post; Richard Goldsworthy, who has been designated as state executive committeeman, and William A. Shuck, state chaplain, all Braddock Post. According to Raiston, a large gain 1r.

benefits has been obtalned for disabled veterans and their families in the past six months. One of the greatest increases, he sald, had been 10 compensation tor veterans who previously had been under quate ratings. He cited the ance continued efforts on the par: of the service department, add1n2 that the present DAV staff of fullume national service officers 1s the largest of any veterans'! organization. Ralston pointed out that after: 28 years, disabled veterans who saw action in World War 1, in Germany, Austria or Hungary, between November 12, 1918, and July 11, 1923, apply for the Army of pation Medal, which carries the General John J. inc.

Application may be made to the Adjutant General of the Army, Washington. The local commander stressed the 18ct that efforts are still being made to purchase war surplus terials on a priority basis for disabied war The present plan of first first-served, is said to be creating a hardship on handicapped men. The local post tias a membership of 55 and considerable more interest 15 being shown in program plans! for the coming year. Calvin Fazen-1 baiter is publicity chairman. The next meeting will be April 14 at 8 p.

m. School To Present Play Rehearsals are underway for. "Howdy Neighbor," a three- act comeGy drama to be presented as the annual school play at Beall High School April 11 at 8 p. m. The drama deals with situations: tha: develop when a typical Americar: family endeavors to do its part in promoting the "Good Neighbor Policy" to a family from "South of the Border." A cast of 13 will present the show.

They are Benjamin Merbling. Emma Martens, Jean Loar, Lindy Catherman, Lillian Fleigle, John Frank. Patricia Warehime, Jean Roy Pepper, Phillis Skidmore, Pressman, George Tippen And Wanda Bridges. Fire Destroys Awning The awning on the front of the C. Murphy Store, East Street.

was destroyed by fames yesterday afternoon in a Are in the main business section of the The intense heat cracked one of: damaged plate glass windows and: paint on the framework front of the brick bullding. The fire WAS prevented from spreading to the interior of the store room or 10 adjoining buildings by quick action of the Frostburg Fire Department. Members of the departinent expressed the opinion that the dire could have originated from a lighted cigaret second floor tossed of from the a bullding. window but of the cause of the Are has not been determined. The Murphy store is: located on the Arst Noor of the Betz Building between the Durst and Lyric buildings.

Womun Returns Walter Capel, who asked the asdistance of City and State Police in locating his wife. the former Miss Mary Louise Twigg, has informed: them that she returned home yesterday. She was visiting at the home of her brother-In-law and ter. Mr. and George Suter, Deal, Pa.

after notifying her family of her whereabouts, her husband went to accompany her home. Mrs. Capel has been in highly nervous state for some time. according to her husbund. Firemen To Get Uniforms The Frostburg Fire Department har awarded the contract for new uniforms to Thomas Ellas.

tatior. The uniforms will be in two stades blue with the trousers of light blue And the coat of medium blue. Goid buttons and gold braid be used to ornament the uniforms and caps. Members, of the department are ex expected to be at the Are station tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.

to be measured for uniforms. Those who canDo: be should go to the Tailor Shop not later Chan! Wednesday 50 the order may be piaced at once. Stores To Close Friday Thomas Elias president of the Frostburz Business Association; annuances that stores will be closed Friday from noon to 3 p. m. to enable employes to attend community church services.

BusIness Arms not connected with the BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS CITY OF CUMBERLAND The Board of Zoning Appeals of the will meet at 7:30 P. Wednesday. April 2. 947. 12 the City to hea: the following appeals: Erode Brothers, who have mudo D.cation to occupy building at Rear 623 Columbia AFPAUP MS "Upholstery husisaid premises being owned by Kittner John G.

Melerl, who has minde up-! p.cation to occupy Lol 2. Wempr Drive, Ataione Addition as "residence with vard on each side of house, said premises being owned by applican: Willard Jeer Aloore, who har made uppi.cation to occupy premises at 218 North Street cur lat and ace Said premises being owned by cline Outdoor Advertising ha mace application to premise: Street garuge being tor owned advertistlig by Mrs. Annie P' who has made ap to arctapy of building Henderson "office quo room for ineulated siding and business." said premises being FC by Avery Chedester. Gerage S. Proclich, who bM to occupy premises 317 FredX garage and 3 2-roum apartments over same, building to erected 00 the street said premises being owned by applicant, P.

J. Ott. who has made to occupy basement of VER No 313 Independence Street As "comfeet said preinises being owned by P. Oft. Jr.

At the said time and place, all parties in interest shall bave the right to testify to any material facts in connection the proposed use of said premises. WILLIAM M. WEATHER HOLT. Chairman: JOSEPH MANTHELY. Hecretars CHAR: AS PAUL ROEDER Member Board of WE Toting Appeal: Mar 31 TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM By C.

E. BUTTERFIELD NEW YORK. March 31, (P)-As the alr-the total is now around more and more FM stations get on, 155-even this noise- free broadcast service on the higher frequencies is having its problems. Nothing particuiarly serious nor without a solution, the puzzler is one of interference. Of tiro basic types, the trouble is mainly interference with other servicer and inter-station talk, 'along with some FM recelver culty.

The whole matter is being studied by engineers of the Federal Communications Commission and others with prospects of early solution. Or in the words of Major H. Armstrong, father FM, all the apparent flaws can be cured. As to other services, television is one, Prewar receivers pick up FM interference that gives a prison-bar across the picture. This has been eliminated to a certaln extent by adding a gadget known as 8 wavetran.

Postwar tele-sets arei: designed to overcome this trouble. Also interference experiences by some aviation navigation systems in the New York area has been blamed on older type airplane recelving equipment. On the air tonight (Monday'): NBC 8 Cavalcade Drama, Henry Fonda; Anderson; 9 Voorhees Contented Concert, Marian Concert, Jane Nichols; 10:30 I. Q. Quiz.

CBS-8 Inner Sanctum, Jeremiah;" 8:30 Joan Davis comedy; My Valley;" 10 Rochester in "Brews9 Radio Theater "How Green ter's Millions." Lone. Ranger; 8:30 Sherlock Holmes; 9 Beulah Show; 9:30 Sammy Kaye band; 10 Doctors Talk: 10:30 Fantasy in Melody. MBS-8 McGarry and His Mouse, finule: 8:30 Gregory Hood Casebook; 10 Fish and Hunt Club. MONDAY, MARCH 31 Time to eastern standard. For central 'standard subtract one hour, for tain standard subtract two hours.

Some atations change hour of relay to nit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included. Ivening Report for 16 Mins. -nbc Eric Sevareid News Period-cbs Network Silent (1 hour)-abc-east Hop Terry Serial Harrigan 'Repeat mba-west Serenade; 9porta-nba In My Opinion, Talks -cbs by the Sky King-abc-weet Repeat by Superman-mbs- west Barber Sports Time--CDN Armstrong Repeat-abc-weat Capt. Midnight Repeat World News Thomas Com Tennessee Jed Repeat a west Mix in Repeat Mystery Drama for the Week-obs -nbc-basic Supper Club News and Commentary--abc Fulton Lewla, Comment of World -nbo Jack Smith Series for Elmer Davis Commentary- abc Dancing Music Orches.

-The Manor House Party-nba Bob Hawk Quiz (R'pt Dancing Half Hour-other cha The Lone Ranger Drama -abc Henry J. Taylor Bill Brandt Sports and Comment 4:00 America Cavalcade Drama-nbc Inner Sanoturo, Myatery-cba Lum Abner, Comedy Skit -ado McGarry His Mouse-mba 8:15 -Skip Farrell'a Music 150 8:30 -Howard Barlow Concert-nbo Joan Daris Comedy Varlety-che Sherlock Holmes in Drama Casebook of Gregory Hood -mba Minutes Nowa Period--cba Concert, Guest-nbc Radio Theater, Dramatic Hr. -cbs Beulah Show, Comedy-abe Gabriel Floatter Comment- -m ba Life Drama Series-mba and Borge Show-nbo Sammy Kaye's Band--abc Guy Lombardo Orchestra ba 10:00 Contented Concert Orches. Screen Guild Players GuestDoctors Talk Things Over-aDe Fishing and Hunting -mbe Joe Mooney Quartet--abo 1.4. and Wuls Show and March -cbs-basic Fantasy In Melody, Concert-aD0 The Family Doctor Drama-mbe for 16 A Minutes Daala Supper Club Repeat- nbc-west News, Variaty, Dance 2 bra.

News Dance Band Hour -abc Newe. Dance Band, 2 hours--mbs Variety, Dance to 1-nbo Band H4. -abo-west only local association are asked to COopernte in the annual Good Friday closing. Personal and General Benny Vincent, a pallent in Hospital for some weeks with injurles sustained In a fall on an icy sidewalk, returned to his home on Park Avenue. George Rhubottom returned to his home, Consolidation Village, from Miners' Hospital.

Miss Anna Engle, Baltimore, is visiting her aunts, the Misses Elizabeth and Teresa East Main Street. Mrs. James Sittig and twin sons returned to their home on Beall Street from Allegany Hospital, Cumberland. All social activities in St. Michael's parish are cancelled this week, Mrs.

Walter T. Kerr and Infant daughter, West Main Street, ar'e home from Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, Mrs. Paul Cutter and Infant son; Mrs. Owen Robertson and infant son, Grahamtown; Mrs. Walter Flunter and Infant daughter, 24 West Loo Street: Mrs.

Addie Stott and infant daughter, 75 East Main Street: Mrs. Arthur Valenzano and infant son, Eckhart; Mrs. Bruce Flowsare and infant son, Borden Shaft; Mrs. Thomas Stakem and infant son, Midland, are home from Miners' Hospital. Miss Elizabeth Donahue, pneupatlent in Miners' Hospital for some weeks past, has returned to her home on East Main Street.

Mrs. Thomas Berkenbaugh, Eckhart, returned home from Miners' Hospital. GET SET for spring! Trade your old tractors, cars, trucks for the new 4 in 1 Revolutionary Jeep. Let us demonstrate how you can save of your present COStS with the new Willys equipment! line. Call 105-J-4, Penn-Mar, Motor Willys Sales Service, Corriganville, Md.

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Cyril J. Hoover, former pastor and now pastor at the Williamsport Methodist Church, officiating, assisted by Rev. L. J. Moore, present pastor.

Mrs. Malcolm, well known in the county for her work in the Barton community in the varlous countywide drives, died after an illness of four years. She was an active church worker, being a member of the Barton Methodist Church for 67 years. Honorary pallbearers were Patrick A. Laughlin, Howard Dixon, P.

H. Gallagher, Benjamin Mowbray, Mayor Arthur Hoffa, Dr. Raymond Reeves, Dr. J. Norman David S.

Boal, Lloyd Shaw, Alexander Cross, James McCaughn, Richard Keyes, Clarence Keyes, Edward Robertson, Frank Williams, William P. Cooper, Harry Patterson, Dr. George Campell, William Roberts, William Ayers and Ralph Wilson, Sr. Active pallbearers were Samuel M. Berry, Henry Howell, Harry B.

Johnson, James Clark, Kinsley McDonald, Andrew Shaw, Courtney Andrews and William Williams. Interment wAs in Laurel Hill Cemetery. TRI-TOWNS, Stoll Services, 31. Last rites for Mrs. Carrie M.

Stoll, 70, of 103 Main Street, Westernport, who died Saturday night in Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, were conducted this afternoon at the Boal Funeral Home, Westernport, by the Rev. Raymond Moore, pastor of the Piedmont Trinity Methodist Church. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery at Wilmington, Delaware. who was admitted the hospital March 23, was a 'native of York Haven, a daughter of the late James and Isabelle Mears and had lived in Westernport 28 years. She was a member of the Piedmont Trinity Methodist Church.

Besides her husband William F. Stoll, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert 'Brandenburg; Wilmington; a son, Meredith Stoll, Gloversville, N. a brother, Harry Mears, York, a sister, Mrs. George Martin, Philadelphia, and four grandchildren.

Mrs. Sarah E. Smith OAKLAND, March for Mrs. Sarah Elma Smith, formerly of Oumberland, who' died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Thelma Gnegy, this place, where she resided for ten years, will be conducted tomorrow at 2:30 p.

m. at the Red House Church. Interment will be in the Church Cemetery, A native of Garrett county she was the daughter of the iate Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.

Roth and the widow of George Smith. She attended St. John's Lutheran Church, Mrs. Gnegy, another daughter, Mrs. Leafy DeHaven, Cumberland, survives along with four sons, Gerald W.

Smith, Morgantown; 'Chester Smith, Cietus Smith and Earl Smith, all of Cuntberland; Oscar Roth, Oakland, grandchildren. Peter Phares -Word has been received here of PETERSBURG, W. March 31 the death of Peter Phares, 78, a retired farmer, at his home near Glady, W. Va. Mr.

Phares was born In Timber Ridge, Pendleton county, W. Va. He was a son of the late William Phares. and Martha Ann Mallow. His wife, Amanda Phares, died 12 years ago.

He is survived by the following children: Rev. Boyd Phares, Glady; Mra. May Bance, Glady; Mra. Davis, Bunker HIJ1, W. Mrs.

"Annie Nelson, Alphena, and TODAY 4:00 Backstage Wife (NBC). 4:15 Stella Dallas (NBC), 4:30 Lorenzo Jones INBC). 4:46 Young Widder Brown (NBC). 5:00 Moods In Music. 5:45 5:30 News.

Captain Stubby The Buccaneers. 6:00 News INBC). 8:15 National Negro Heullh Week Program. 6:30 The Sportman's Corner, 6:45 Veterans' Affairs. 7:00 Tbc Supper (NBC), 7:15 News ol the Worid 7:30 Burl Ives.

7:45 H. V. Kallenborn INBCI. Cavalcade of America INBC). 8:10 Howard Barlow (NBC).

9:00 Vorheck Concert 9:30 Victor Borge With Bonny Goodman (NBC). 10:00 The Contented Program INBC), 10:30 Dr. I. Q. (NBCI.

11:00 News From NBC INBC). 11:15 Harkness of Washington (NBC). 11:30 Rustic Cabins Orchestra (NBC). 12:00 News (NBC). TOMORROW 7:00 Yawn Patrol.

7:30 News. 7:35 Yawn Patrol. 8:00 World News Round -Up (NBC. 8:15 Morning Melodies. Nows, 9:00 Honeymoon in New York (NBC).

9:30 Morning Meditations. 0:45 Nelson Olmsted INBC). 10:00 Music for Tuesduy. 10:30 Road of Life (NBC), 10:45 Joyce Jordan, M.D. INBC).

11:00 Prod Waring Show (NBCI. 11:30 Jack Berch Show (NBC). 11:45 Music at 12:15 Mid-Day News. 12:45 Words de Music INBCI. 1:00 U.

8. Navy Band (NBC). 1:40 Robert McCormick INBC). 2:00 Today's Children INBC), 2:15 Woman in White (NBC), 2:27 Masquerade (NBC). 2:40 Betty Crocker 2:55 Nows, 3:00 Life Can Be Beautiful INBC).

3:15 Me Perkins (NBC), 3:30 Pepper Young's Family (NBC). 3:15 Right to Happiness (NBC). GUNTERTOWN Will Re-Open MAY 15 Tri-State Obituary (George Phares and Thomas Phares, Glady. The following half-brothers and a sister: Henry Phares, Fairmont; Robert Phares, Akron; Ott Phares, Cleveland; Mrs. Mollie; Wacob, Fairmont, and Ollie Phares, Irvin, 44 grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren also survive.

Mrs. Sally Sneathen KEYSER, W. March 31- Rites for Mrs. Sally E. Sneathen, 71, wife of Samuel Sneathen, Route 2, who died yesterday at her Fort Ashby Road home, will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p.

m. at the Methodist Church at Fort Ashby. The Rev. William E. Albright, pastor, will officiate.

Interment will be in Fort Ashby Cemetery. A native of Letterman, W. Mrs. Sneathen was a daughter of the late Joseph Walker and Mary Martha Richardson. Besides her husband, Mrs.

Sneathen is survived by three sons, Ellis and Lawrence Sneathen, Cumberland, and Alvie, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Paul Daugherty, Ernest Weirton, W. and Mrs. Dawson, Reeses Mills, W. two brothers, Earl Richardson, Elmira, N.

and Floyd Richardson, Chicago, and a sister, Mrs. Bessie Mentzer, Martinsburg, W. Va. Kifer Infant The two-day-old son of Therman and Ruth Borer Kifer, Route 1, Flintstone, died yesterday morning in Memorial Hospital. Surviving, besides the parents, are two brothers, Donald and Leo, both home.

Interment will be this afternoon in Prosperity Cemetery near Flintstone. Mrs. Tippie Quick PETERSBURG, W. March 31 -Mrs. Florence Parrack, Highland Avenue, received word that her sister, Mrs.

Tipple Quick, 77, died Friday night in a hospital at Elkins, where she had been a patient several days. Mrs. Quick was the wife of F. H. Quick, Mill Creek, W.

and was born near there. She was A daughter of the late Eli Wamsley and Martha (Daniels) She is survived by her husband and two sons, Olen Quick, Pittsburgh, and Ralph Quick, Huntington. Mrs. Parrack, another sister, Mrs. Mattie Parrack, Baltimore, and brother, C.

E. Wamsley, Elkins, also survive: Sol Fisher FROSTBURG, March 31-Word was received here of the death of Sol Fisher, president of the Micheel Berkowitz Company, yesterday at a hospital in New York. Mr. Fisher had been here many times In connection with transactions pertaining to the local pajama factory, he owned and operated by the company headed, He is survived by his widow, one son and three daughters. The plant here will be closed tomorrow.

Arthur Milliman, local manager, will go to New York to attend the services. Parsons Club Urges Post Office Building PARSONS. W. March A. Frank Little, president of Parsons River City Club, stated the club has sent a letter to Rep.

Melvin C. Snyder requesting new post office and other changes. The letter stated that 2,500 persons in Parsons, Bretz and other places outside the city limits not covered by either rural free delivery or star routes are served with past office boxes totaling 369. The club is requesting at least 1,000 boxes. The letter also reveals that some boxes are now used by from three to eight familles.

On July 1, 1941, the Parsons post office WAS changed from a third class to a second class rating and has been eligible for enlarged quarters since that time, In 1946, receipts were $17,210.25 while in 1938 receipts totalled $9,392.02. The club also suggested placing city carrier service into effect at once and erection of a new federal building to house the Post Office. They'll Do It Every Time V. S. Patsar By Jimmy Hatlo DEAREST! ISEE DARLING! I'M IN THE A CIGARS SALE OF YOUR WALDORF LOL THERE'S FAVORITE AT SAVE THE GUESS WHO'S WITH APEX STORE.

WE 50 HER HUBBY'S CENTS A 40 CENTS, TOWN SHE'S OUT OF SLIP FIGURING DOWN THE AND SUBWAY, PICK UP ILL A MEET US HERE AND AFTER AND LONESOME, A FEW COCKTAILS YOU BOX.A PENNY SAVED, YOU CAN TAKE US SOMEWHERE KNOW, DEAR, IS A FOR DINNER---THE 1 PENNY EARNED CIGARS THESE DAYS. -OH, ALL HONEY, GONE THEY WERE WHEN I 2 GOT THERE. Rand lo GEORGE KLOEK, 1309 DORCHESTER 3-31 Y. KING FEATURES SYNDICATE WORLD RIGHTS Marlinton Girl Speech Champion March 31 (AP)E. Davisson.

16-year-old Marlinton High School junior took place in the American Legionsponsored tenth annual West Viroratorical contest here. Miss Davisson, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Edwin G. Davisson, of Lick, Pocahontas, county, first in district and will represent West in a regional competition Philadelphia, April 9.

The national finals will be held April 15. Ben. F. HIll, Parkersburg High was named runnerup in the contest, during which each contestant was called upon to dea self-prepared oration and a extemporaneous talk on some of the United States Constitution. Other finalists, all of whom will scholarships to any college jurisdiction of the State of Education as the result of district victories, were: Mallinger, Linsley Institute, Wheeling; Betty' Jo Myers, East Fairmont: Marjorie Powell, Weston: H.

Runyan, Williamson: Phipps, Bramwell; Sammy Brownstein, Charleston; Emily Anne Philippi; Patricia Dantzic, Imelda Cleckley, Douglass al Huntington; and Boyd WalBluestone High at Bramwell. and Mrs. Michael Funnon and Gertrude Malloy. Annie Malloy, who has been seriously 111, is improving. Fire Company was called last! to extinguish a flue fire at home at George Rizer, Foundry Acme Green Beans French Glenwood Kidney Beans Ford Rob- Bread Crumbs Gold Heal Quick Oafs Seal Gold Clam Chowder Delicious Glencore Class Of Eight Confirmed AL Lutheran Church Here Confirmation of eight children and adults marked Palm Sunday servIces at Trinity Evangelicul Lutheran Church yesterday morning.

Holy Week services will be heid Wednesday, Holy Thursday and Good Friday at 8 p. 111. Holy communion will be administered during the latter two services. Rubber, fish. of fresh cast in specimens, plaster have replaced mounted ones in some museum exhibits.

ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court of Allegany County, Maryland. letLers of Administratiou 011 the estate at Edwin Russell Coakley late ol AlleRAnt County. Maryland. decensed.

All persons having claints Against the a deceased are warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereor duly authenticated, to the subscriber on or betore the 28th day of September. 1941. They may otherwise by law be excluded trom all benefit of the said estate. All persons knowing themselves indebied to said catale are requested 10 make Inimediate payment.

Oiren under my bund this 23th day of March, 1947. VIOLA CECIL COAKLEY. Administratrix, 204 Pennaivania Avenue. Cumberland. Staryland.

Adv. T-Sten. J1. Apr. 1-14-21 MT.

SAVAGE, March 31-Holy Week services at St. Patrick's Cathniic Church opened with the blessand distribution of palms. before the High Mass Sunday and Holy Hour services with a sermon by the Rev. Michael S. Smyth in evening.

The Rev. William Atkinson, Order Mary Immaculate, Washington, will assist Rev. Father Smyth with the Holy Week services. P-T Meeting Dutch Hollow a social The Parent- reacher Association of in the recreation room. Games furnished entertainment.

Mrs. Rice Adams won the guest prize, a table lamp. Plans were made for Mrs. James Hott and Mrs. Francis Sweene to attend the Patrol Rally in Washington, May 10.

Brief Mention Mr. and Mrs. Colen Barth had their infant son baptized in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, with the Rev. Michael Smyth officiating.

The Infant. who was named John Robert, wore a shawl 180 years old. It belonged to Mrs. Crump, a great aunt, who came from Glasgow, Scotland. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph La Carte announce the birth of a son at the Miners Hospital, Frostburg, March 27. Mrs. La Carte Is the former Miss Margaret O'Rourke. Mr.

and Mrs. James D. Smith announce the birth of a Hospital, son March Cumber- 25 Allegany land. Mrs. Smith is the former Miss Jean Crump.

The Rev. Joseph Curran, pastor of St. Clement's Catholic Church, Rosedale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cessna.

The Mt. Savage Volunteer Fire Company extinguished a brush fire along the Mt. Savage-Frostburg Road Sunday afternoon. Edgar Fannon, son. of Michael Fannon, underwent an appendectomy Friday at Providence Hospital, Washington.

Mr, Fannon is a brother of the Rev. Ronald J. Fannon, assistant pastor at the Shrine of the Sacred Henrt Catholic Church, Washington. Mr. and Mrs.

William Baltimore, spend the weekend with Mrs. Roach's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Cessna.

Miss Marie Noonan 1s ill at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fannon, Mr, and Mrs. J. Ray Mestrezat returned to Connellsville after visiting 'Versatile That's the word for our feather bob hair-do.

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and Mrs. Liller, Third Street, to extingulsh 8 flue fire. There was no damage. The Wesleyan Guild of the Methjodlst Church met at the home of Mrs. Herman Phelps.

Mrs. Harley was in charge of the devotionals. Others attending were MesClose, Pase, Willurd Close, dames Marie, Chenoweth, Luke F. Lawrence Arnold, Arthur Kight, Ellery Bergstrom, Pete Kuski and Miss Louise Shahan, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Chmura, Moosup, announce the birth of daughter. Mrs, Chmura is the former Miss Mary Anne Gasser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sebastian Gasser. Pierce. Mrs. James T. Schoonover is canfined to her home by Mrs.

J. C. Schaffer returned to Bultimore where she will enter Johns Hopkins Hospital. Thomas LOST Pearl Necklace 3 strand pearls. Reward Phone Frostburg 253-M.

29-31 ORDER NISI 151 A M. Foreman. Executrix, et al ve Avery 'F. Chedester et ua. No.

19.880 equity, In the Circuit Court for AlleRang County, Maryland. Ordered this 15th. day of March. 1941. by the Circui: Court tor Allegany County.

Maryland. silting in Equity. that the sale made and reported in the above cause cJ Edwin: M. Horchler and Wilbur v. Wilson, Trustees, be ratified and conOrmed.

unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the 17th. day of April, 1941, provided A copy newspaper of this publiahed Order he In published Allegans 1r. County, some Muryland, once week for three succesNiTe weeks before the 10th. day of April. 1947.

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