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January
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merville, 50, film co
median.
29_Harry L. Hopkins. 55. advisor to Frank
lin D. Roosevelt.
February
3— Edward Phillips Oppenheim, 79. noted
fiction writer.
4— Adm. Richard H. Leigh. 75, former U. S.
fleet commander.
6—George Arliss. 77, stage and screen
actor.
March
9—John Cardinal Glennon, 83. Catholic
archbishop of St. Louis.
21—Vice Adm. Howard L. Vickery, 53, for
vice chairman of U. S. maritime
commission.
30— William J. MacDonald. 75. former con
gressman from Michigan.
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and governor of Ohio.
April
1—Noah Beery, 62. film star.
8—Alvin V. Donahey. 72. former senator
and three times governor of Ohio.
11—Rep. William O. Bürgin, 67, congressman
from North Carolina. . „ „
22—Harlan F. Stone, 73. chief justice of U. S.
and former attorney general.
May
19—Booth Tarkington, 76, novelist and play
wright.
25—John E. Erickson. 83. former senator
and governor of Montana.
28—Sen. Carter Glass, 88. long-time mem
ber of congress, once secretary of treas
ury.
30—Joseph M. Patterson, 67, publisher of
New York News.
June
12— Sen. John H. Bankhead, 73, member of
senate since 1930.
13— Maj. Edward Bowes. 72, showman, spon
sor of amateur hour on radio.
Charles Butterworth, 46, comedian.
22—William S. Hart. 75, cowboy film star.
30—Dr. Howard H. Russell. 90. founder of
Anti-Saloon league.
July
10— Sidney Hillman, 59. CIO union leader.
24—Arthur Gould. 89. former U. S. senator
from Maine.
27—Gertrude Stein. 72, author with unique
experimental technique.
August
7 —Tony Lazzarl. 42. former star second
baseman on New York Yankees.
15—Col Edward Bradley. 86. long associated
with Kentucky Derby.
17—Channing Pollack. 66, essayist and
playwright.
20— Fielding (Hurry Up) Yost. 75. famous
football coach.
24—James C. McReynolds, 84. former Ü. S.
Supreme court justice.
September
11— Mrs. Ida S. Eisenhower. 84, mother of
General Eisenhower.
21— Miles Poindexter. 78, former senator
from Washington state.
October
4—Bernar Ell (Barney) Oldfield, 68. famed
pioneer auto racer.
Gifford Pinchot, 81. twice governor of
Pennsylvania.
12— Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell,
63. hero of Burma campaign.
17— Adm. Russell Waesche, 60. former coast
guard head.
22— Phillips Goldsborough, 81. former sena
tor and governor of Maryland.
23— Maj. Gen. Charles Martin. 82, former
congressman and governor of Oregon.
November
2—Thomas L. Bailey, 58, governor of Mis
sissippi.
14_Dr. Augustus Hatton. 73, noted professor
of political science.
18— James J. (Jimmy) Walker, 65. former
mayor of New York City.
22—Edgar Pew. 76, oil industry executive
and political figure.
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Miss Margaret MacDonald, a teach
er in the Elko, Nev., schools, spent
the week end here with her brother,
Gordon MacDonald, principal of
Laurel high school.
Gay Baus moved Sunday to his
recently completed residence at 511
Fifth avenue. Construction was be
gun Oct. 2 on the house which has
two bed rooms, bath room, living
room, kitchenette and built-on ga
rage.
December
11—Damon Runyon. 62. famous newspaper
columnist.
Walter Johnson, 59, noted baseball
pitcher.
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With Best Wishes
for a
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Happy New Year
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The Laurel Assembly of
God extends to one and all
a cordial invitation to attend
our services and worship
with us this coming year.
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• Lively Gospel Singing
• Testimonies, Solos
Schedule of Sunday Services :
10:00 A. M. Sunday School
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship
8:00 P. M. Evangelistic Service
The Pastor will be speaking in the morning
and Mrs. Hojem in the evening service
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The Friendly Church
Cor. Third Ave. and Third St.
R. M. HOJEM, Pastor
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Lieut. Victor H. Frank of 509
East Fourth street has been recall
ed to active duty by the war depart
ment and will report to the quarter
master replacement pool at Camp
Lee, Va., according to a press re
lease from Sixth army Montana
headquarters at Helena. The action
is in conformity with a war depart
ment policy of placing on active
duty officers with necessary quali
fications who volunteer for such
duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacDonald
and daughter Diane Gay, spent
Christmas at Manhattan with Mr.
MacDonald's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
John MacDonald of the Manhattan
Presbyterian church.
Miss Rosella Fritz and Miss Stell
avee Wooters were guests at a
pitch-in buffet supper of the Bill
Rotana club at the home of
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Miss Mary Adeline Cook. Exchange
of gifts and singing of carols were
features of the evening's entertain
ment.
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with the sun about
to rise upon a
brand-new year.
May 1947 be filled
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Accept our hearty thanks for the
pleasant associations of the past
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a moment to wish you clear and
smooth sailing through the 364
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