unsuspecting pedestri- an from the rear and roared "Almanacs!" into his ear. The startled customer often bought, relieved that he was not about to be assault- ed. (Town Characters," Sunday News, October 19, 1958.) Could this be the same almanac vendor whose stock in trade during the summer and fall was cried

JUST MARRIED. ABNER M. EYDE AND BERTHA E. KAUTZ. The Undertaker says while he would gladly render his services if needed at any other time, he prefers to be let alone on this particular trip. Who could censure him for it ! His "Chums" surely would not. BRAND NEW BRIDE (L GROOM They are on this

the Penn Square Soldiers' Monument. I did know she was a devoted worker in our Emmanuel Lutheran Church and a patriotic lady of sorts, but in my early-teen world her claim to fame was the ownership of a phonograph. Aunt Mame always warmly welcomed us two music-crazy kids to her house at 319 Pearl

and hire myself to a driver. I'd sit behind a stiff opponent and, even though the others watched me like a hawk, I'd usually get away with using those sig- nals. This earned big money for me, a quarter at least. It was about this time that I was called to testify in court. In those days if you walked