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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
Junior Chamber
Installs Officers

Recently elected officers of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
were installed at dinner meet
ing in the Ohio Fuel Gas COM
pany warehouse Wednesday
night, July 8. Past President
Arthur Shepard presided and in
troduced Harry Arnold, president
Of the senior Chamber of Com
merce, who made a few remarks
regarding the aluminium plant.
The meeting was then turned over
to newly elected President Kurt
Franck. Franck made a few ap-
propriate remarks regarding the
duty of every Jaycee in helping
in every possible way to win the
war, then introduced the follow
ing officers:
Calvin Laird, first vice presi-
dent; Leo Dete, second vice pres
ident; Glenn Van Scoy, secretary
treasurer; board of directors, Roy
Cochran, VIM. Emde, Burt Phar-
is, and Arthur Shepard.
Jaycee members not present
but given applause for the splen-
did jobs they are doing, were
Lieut.. John Montgomery and
Lieut.. John Afford.
Marty Joyce, Columbus hum
orist, was the featured speaker
and his witty way Of talking had
his audience in laughter continu-
ally. Glenn Van Scoy was chair
man of the committee having
charge of the. meeting and din
ner. Fried chicken was prepared
and served by Gas Company en-
ployees under direction and su-
pervision Of James Campbell.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
ELKS TO CONVENTION
William F. Winters, exalted
ruler, and Ray Mitchell, district
deputy grand exalted ruler, will
leave Friday for Omaha, Neb.,
where they will attend the ma
tional Elks convention, July 1916
The club voted to purchase
BUY GG u. So s. WAR ''s BONDS AND STAMPS
ARMY WANTS PHYSICIANS
The Army's Medical Officer
Recruiting Board for Ohio will
interview available physicians of
military age in Licking county
in the Senate Assembly Room,
State House, Columbus, Saturday
July II, starting at 9:3O a. m.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09
IS COMMISSIONED

Leland C. Korb, 765 West
Main street, for the past IA
years associated with the steel
and wire business, with expert
ence previous to that in builders
hardware, tools, railroad and
mine supplies, guns and ammuni-
tion, has received a commission
as first lieutenant in the engin-
eer's corps in the United States
Army.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Seventeen World War fliers,
who together shot down 103
planes and seven balloons over
foreign fields, are now on duty
with the Army Air Force.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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Mrs. Nelson Hostess
To Impromptu Club

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
CARPENTERS UNION
SPONSOR ID SOLDIER
DANCE SATURDAY LAST

The Carpenters Union 81 pa&ta-
goaia wa4 kpau4of 70 3 larTe r0nFes
~ soldiers fFtaa Eeasief Fsfit iaai
Saturday evening af 4 aanee given
under tsss aslsKsses of tsyt f'aheAEnus
IL WPA Recreation esoaueil
II vas elsen # aie pawag0als
Community Houes ard lafae
number q mea ffafa TIE aglion essd
iilrif wives had re little 10 90 WigH
snakinR such : huge ssipruss % tne
dance !.
Preceding tfe Aetuai 1ancinH
there Na4 > very aFtlsflr fiooa siI0N
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bsre ui hls dancing elass at tile Pas
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this program wefe ~ eksihitien
saltg - Mis# Shirley MeNaif asls
Murray Cart 81 aerubssic dancs
~ Ann Kfebs afId = rann0a dance
gg eEusEu of High Hellsssi students
Misses EasxH aasd Warden wefe &C
casnpafiissk
The RfA1fd mafrh heean promptly
"a ~ oieiaxk and Aas followed ~
aaneing until / eeiafk
The dance next Saturday wiii he
lloslasfea - tie Fe6snile 8faAn.
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Juanita Rouse Chosen
Drum Major For
Moss Point School

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grade
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sstaetaa IL = class. u1eetinR fwess
Meeh nSth Maaaefkte r'eilar.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
Churches Combine
Services In Project

The EgasnpISak Aaaihasllaf, Lutncr-
an and Presbyterian churches o.
EaScaEcais have ialue6 forces ID the
latloiug of uniss services at the Z
8 Aafgtme Housing Project each
sunday etenius ~ o'clock
The service wiz De conducted IL
The Recreation Center On Tenth
siaret and the churches vii rotate
81 CONDUCTING services The first Of
slsea WllI be heia on the eeaaina
G sser Suun = AuFii 5 and VIII D.
conducted b. Dr > Curtis Crane.
pastoF of the rlfst Presbyterian
Church 0f FaseagHalia
The members of each q the
fngrehes are ieiHa asked 70 afiend
ifese services ard 3 nless cordial In
tilsiiun Is extended residents of fae
Housing Colony q ans etlsef Pas
ragmsfans or strangers ia Ire city
- ioln iH tarse religious meetings
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
PASCAG0ULA HOUSING
COLONY NEWS EVENTS

Gr and Mrs Jusgiz B f3alesnan and
mail daughttr to reside 81 i201 East
Cleveland avenue
Mr. and Mrs sPetef Van Ilre Of
Kalamazoo. Mich are pleasant new
additions 10 tie Colony Tney have
taken a cottage af Los East Taft
esenur
Mf and Ms Horace Crosby and
gEr formers bfathef Robert q
Crosby have refafnea fFnga a week
end w4t 20 rels ilxe il Mllfay
Ala IN route IL Mlaae fae pafty
laud ipr a brief stay ID Mobile
Mr. apd Mrs William Naap have
arrived from Mex Orleans ter fezi-
denco al 58l Twelfth street
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

IRE recently oGRanized Library
Cub wlil start activities b the dis
trl1ulon al books tHe afternoon af
tie Recreation Center in tiie Marl-
tifne Housing Project on Tenth
street The hours vii be from 2 -
4P "a. This project i BEING sIsafle
sared hy the uSO IA connection
Nith the PaseHpoala MPA library
winch viii supply soen books s.
ray be requested bF flluee residing
l.. ct near. me HDtnsng Project Col
en1 Those desiring books should
Get III touch with MTs WarFen 3
seeaeg Who viii b. al tl4s Ctater
curing ssle hours Of distribution
A meeting of the Red Cross First
Aid Class under tl1s IIsO ain be held
in the recreation haai eg the Hoiis-
lfIa PIoject from 30 to 3 % or The
eensng of Tuesday Maeef 3 Mr.
warren B Seelsy alA direct tlle
class
sAH tlss~r y the lt<zssaE Rrsfsst
l-es7sfly Wifo are Interested in Rsar
denlnQ whether flower ef vegetable
should be sure 70 aften0 tie ar-
ranszaslon neetne O. Gafdeu
Cub which will BE- lleid a. tie Pas
esgoala Community FIeae FRIDAY
afternoon. ArFli :. IS o'eioek Ia tie
af4rnDon. This date vas originally
80 for Thursday g1t ouing . rsf-
tain conditions Il WIS thought best
- hold II 4 daF later From 1ilk<
ulub IL Is expected % develop
braneh ciub in the colony
Mr and Mrs Robert MeiHod of
raWae4ula axe recent additions p
lie Housing pf0sect Colony siEaee
taking up residence 81 % sMth
street
MFs ID n. BSA1ies has returned
from Louisville. MIS- NHeFf sire
pss called 10 be Nifh her mother
XTs a. &. Eras. xIzd N4a u pass
a8deg sc operation. MFs 8fadleF
aas accompanied Oh he ltip p be-
aee 1n Tommy
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efflea in fhn HOUSING Project Curry
fef fr and hrs Thomas z VII
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Weekly Bridge Club
Guest OF Mrs. Mays

AFa Kdafn aAga entertained iiss
weekig fstisise cub e hef hoagls ael
IsteN1a4 afternoon
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31
Pascag0ula Church
Census Being Taken

Eagen ol tie fhaFehsz IL pases-
0aia- beth cauaolle and Protestant
ere hMnins in 3 city aide CENSUS "a
ascertain the resiaIsas ard the
church affiliations II tae city
COMMITTEES e8a sls4 eash home
end SEEK - find out Hhss churches
tsle.r inmates afteHa and - invite
those gh0 have - such affsllaflans
e. sstefa religious sefssees 81 Sun
caps snd other aaas
one " the purEKaes II tfa celfuz
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cemeTt ~ Fasaa1olia ana - HF 20
a4kr them feel ina raaeagoala Is
.saantd their aoFne
n sg asked Eaag each person shas
CONTACTED win gise NleiF hearty CO.
operation gY anaNsriaa geil aaes-
Toms a. mag ns asked
Passover ls tie elaast holiday on
~ jewish eaianaax
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

Mfz. + q nibbief ana Mrs Esn.
Moore of Shreveport Mrs. " u
Moss 81 New Orleans. and Mrs. II
q Pnilitt - pAnraroala uere visit
ors 70 Mobile slis iastsf part of the
seek
Mias Nancy wkknan. Al atirac-
ifgc young art student fro4n = school
lt Boston Mas has arrived for i
sisit With hef mother Mr. Th0snsa
Rely ana Af. Rely hi Lae8f hutne
i'm Griffin Road II Nos Point Mrs
Bcily ard Mis- WickhafH 6Flsut tNn
81 three days - kes Ofieuns lasi
week besides visiting Biloxi and
other resorts along tlaF eoass Tuey
rian visits 10 Mobile ard sEfc of
the famous scenic eafeena tn that
yi0inity before Mis- Wiekham re-
tarns % her studies
Asf and Mrs T. A Haeof returned
iast night from 2lsits - points in
Aasisama and AfiaaslplA Including
Jacksnn
Mrs , II GENTLE afsa daughters
Janice. Mrs. p n Beaels. and Mrs.
} r kfebs visited Mfs = Il Kfebs
@ Mobile asf ThuFaday
Mrs Warren h sesisy aas = gls-
isog 70 Mobile Saturday d last xses
HrG Cofa Painter ulln naakoa her
home with her daughter Mrs. ROY
Wmgfield departs lesaag fef Heis-
tpii HDete che slil spend several
u,Wsiiss visiting ssf ale
Koy WmgfRld r.. arrives 20
mofr02 from Oie Mla II gnHeraif
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enia Mr ard kff Roy Whagfela
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mat 4 I. Nil4er continues sraSe-
iY IA e tae jackson County Hos.
piias t. RlaIea Ese VA takcp swa
weeks ago Is s matter q deep re-
attg 10 MS family and their frinnns
Mrs Matte B Darlington ~ By
hAiia. MisS. h al Interesting gtleet
h Use hnane ~ her daaNisiKl MifS
Walter Lewis. on Hsaell HsahetAfds
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PAsCAGOULA
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courtesy yoa yo1r rom 0af o t1Wn
Il 10 have TINS local page 1e Blcrsf
courtesY your friends t them earn q yta
through page when yog go away.
Eoery Reporter viii consider Il @aaftess whfr-
item uf kind aast phone SQ2 ~
drnu Is I pazfal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

The scientific name for one
asotkins oifa uInam poiyeloftos
creams maHF tanasleli mimic
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

Passover j. f8s elast holiday On
m jewish easeneaf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-31

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Evening star., 1942-05-26
BOARD No lA
Cadets and Auxi|idries
Win Prizes in ARLINGTON

Officers of the cadet corps and its
auxiliary received awards at the
annual Founders Day program at
Washington-Lee High School yes
terday commemorating the 25th
anniversary of Fletcher Kemp
founder of the military units, as
superintendent Of Arlington County
schools
Cadet 1t. Col. John Tillema was
presented the Fletcher Kemp saber
by the school superintendent as the
outstanding cadet of the corps. He
is regimental commander. Maj
Ann Gaumnitz, commanding officer
of the corps auxiliary, was pre-
sented saber as outstanding cadet
of the auxiliary unit.
Two sabers were presented by the
John Lyon Post, Veterans of For
eign Wars. Capt. Nina Borton was
awarded one as outstanding captain
of the auxiliary unit and Capt. Jack
Colby received the other for the
boys unit.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Queries Show Rotionng Turns Thoughts to Horse Days

A sudden upswing in requests
for information on stables led
District officials to start speculat-
ing today on how soon the horse
will replace the automobile in
Washington.
Residents, plagued by thinning
tires and gasoline rationing, are
turning in ever increasing num-
bers to thoughts of stables, horses,
buggies, and business establish
ments - laundries, breweries,
dairies and others-are looking
over the prospects of switching
from man-made horsepower to
the real thing, a checkup showed
today.
The Sanitary Bureau of the
Health Department reported it
has received in recent weeks a
hundred or more requests for
information on how to 60 about
building stables. regulations to
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Groun Asks Juvenile Court
For Prince Georges County

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, May
Establishment of juvenile
court in Prince Georges County was
urged today by a delegation of
county residents appearing before
the county commissioner.
The group included the Rev. w.
Clark Main, pastor of the Hyatts-
vile Memorial Methodist Church;
w. Carroll Beatty, an officer of the
church: Mrs. Louis Dashiell. presi-
dent of the Hyattsville Council of
Federation Church Women; Mrs
Main, vice president of the organ
ization, and Mrs. John Naylor,
member of the council.
Mr. Beatty told the commissioners
that the County Police Court docket
is too crowded to permit thorough
consideration of juvenile cases.
The commissioners took the mat
ter under advisement.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Us High School Boys
Volunteer 10 Work
On Nearby Farms
Montgomery County Plan
Will Employ Youths
At Is Cents on Hour

Approximately 125 high school
boys and girls from the District and
nearby urban areas have volun-
teered to work as farm hands in
Montgomery County this summer, it
was announced today.
The boys will live in high schools
at Poolesville, Gaithersburg, Da-
mascus and Sandy Spring from
June 81 until the first week in Sep
tember. They will be paid 25 cents
an hour and will work regular work
hours on the farm.
The boys wages will be paid by
individual farmer employers. They
will be given a MONDAY meal by
the farmer, and breakfast and sup
per will be served in the school
cafeterias. The meals will cost ap-
proximately 81 Ga month, it is esti-
mated.
Under Teachers Supervision.
The boys will be under the super.
vision of county teachers. Girls
employed by the National Youth
Administration will serve meals ir
the cafeterias.
o. w. Anderson, Montgomery
County agent, has sent out ques-
tionnaires to 1850 county farmers
asking if they would employ the
boys. Mr.. Anderson said that he
has received 125 replies, most OF
which are favorable.
At present, arrangements fol-
transportation of the boys from the
school to the farms have not been
completed. Suggestions or help in
providing transportation will be
welcomed" al the Maryland State
employment Office in Silver Spring
it was said.
A training period will begin June
6. They will receive no compensa-
ton during the training period.
Physical Examinat tion Provided.
A physical examination will be
given by county health authorities
before a boy Is admitted to the
camp. Weekly health checkups will
be made.
Adequate recreation" Is being
planned for each camp.
High school boys interested in the
plan, who must be at least II years
old, may apply at the State EN-
ployment Office, 8511 Colesville road
Silver Spring. Volunteer workers
who wish to help in an advisory
capacity may apply at the same
Office.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Montgomery Red Cross Corps
Applies for II ( Gas Cards

The motor corps Of the Montgo-n-
cry County chapter of the American
Red Cross has applied for IL K
cards for use by corps members, it
was announced today
Chapter officials said application
for the cards was made at the sug-
gestion of the county rationing
board. Motor corps members dis
covered when they registered for
gasoline rationing that no provision
was made for Red Cross activities.
At present, the LOG members of
the corps are not doing any driving
Prior to rationing, their work in
cluded transporting convalescent
patients to and from the Naval Hos
pital in Bethesda, collecting and
distributing bandages made by Red
Cross workers and acting as mes
sengers for chapter headquarlerc.
No word has been received as to
when the x cards will be available
They will be given to IL experienced
members of the corps and will be
transferred to other members in
case the original holders leave town
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Surprise BIockout Called
Success in Frederick

FREDERICK, Md, May 26 (P).-
Civilian defense officials said today
that a surprise test blackout of Fred
erick County last night was a COM
plete success.
The alarm was sounded from the
Frederick city control center at 9
pm, and within three minutes every
section of the county had been
warned.
The blackout was complete until
$50, when street lights and highway
traffic illumination resumed. The
blackout of buildings and homes
continued, however, until the all
clear signal at midnight.
The test was observed by Col.
Henry S. Barrett, State AFRAID
precautions director; Judge Rowland
K. Adams, regional director of the
Office of Civilian Defense, and j. w.
Just, State fire co-ordinator.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Prince Georges
Uses Presidential
| Timber in Schools

Building schools is new use for
presidential timber.
It's presidential timber" how
ever, that is causing Nicholas Orem,
superintendent of Prince Georges
County schools, no worry about
frozen" construction lumber.
Last year the Prince Georges
County Board of Education pur-
chased $4,000 feet of fir that had
been used for stands in the 194l
inaugural parade in Washington.
Mr.. Orem finds that it is standing
him in good stead now that there
are 10 new county schools under
construction.
Still, wiring and toilet fixtures are
causing him trouble. Mr.. Orem op-
timistically said yesterday that they
could do without wiring, if neces-
sary, or attempt to get secondhand
fixtures.
He hopes that all 10 schools will
be open in the autumn.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

modernize the regulations to
meet new conditions"
Commissioner Young said he
was looking into the problem"
No matter how much you are
feeling the pinch of gasoline ra-
tioning, you can't just say:
II think I'll build me a stable
and buy a horse" and then 60
and do it.
You must satisfy zoning, build
ing, sanitary and plumbing regu-
lations and-if you want modern
lighting-electrical regulations.
Under zoning regulations, a
stable can't be built in a resi-
dentially zoned section without a
formal application and public
hearing before the Board of
Zoning Adjustment.
Private stables are allowed in
the first and second commercial
zones. But you must have enough