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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-15
ALL DAY MEETING
VVOMEN'S ASSOCIATION

VVOMEN'S ASSOCIATION
The group meetings of the Wo-
mems association of the PreSby-
terian church met Wednesday. The
theme for the devotions and the
discussion was Honesty"
Group One met with Mrs. Will
lam Miefert and Mrs. Richard Hall
Mrs. Lloyd Smallman. was substi
tute leader. Mrs. Bertha Moody
had charge of the deVotionS. She
read verses on honesty from the
Old Testament. Miss Alice Kalla-
frath led the discussion. Mrs. Hall
read Rehabilitation of Alaska
How they Sew. The meeting clos
cd with the Mizpah benediction and
refreshments were served
Group Two met with Mrs. Will
lam SnodgrasS. Mrs. Charles Green
opened the meeting with song.
Mrs. George Mckee had charge of
the devotionals. The discussion was
in charge of Mrs. p. T. Engard,
Mrs. James Mccormick read the
article, Rehabilitation in Alaska
and The Philippine Islands. The
meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Group Three met Wednesday
evening with Mrs. d. Carl Spain
and Mrs. L. G. Brubaker. Mrs,
Spain is the leader of the group
Mrs. Adele Kaygay gave the de-
votionS. The discussion was led
by Mrs. Robert MacIvor. Mrs. Lu-
cille Robinson read Rehabilitation
in Alaska, Philippine Islands, Asia
and India" The meeting closed
with the Mizpah benediction anC
refreshments were served.
ALLEN TOWNSHIP CLUB
Allen Township Progressive Lit
crary Club met at the home oil
Helen Chappell, near Raymond OF
Oct. 10. Twelve members answer
ed to the roll call with the response
my Ideal Home. Mrs. Della Sta
ley read the poem A Heap of Liv
in'". Madeline Dunbar gave a pa
per on "The Art of Home Decora
ton" and Xema Luh on Evolution
of the Home" Music was furnish
ed by Helen Chappell. Next meet
ing will be held at the home o
Gertrude Jenkins.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-15
BLACK HAWK CLUE

The Black Hawk club will mold
its regular monthly meeting Oct.
Is, at the home of Mrs. Leonard
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Douglas and
children, Betty Lou and Lloyd,
and Miss Dorotha Shelton, drove
to Louisville, KY, Sunday to visit
Pfc. Edwin Douglas,at the Nickles
general hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Ebright, of
Watkins, had as their Sunday din
ner guests, the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Stpayer and three daugh-
ters, of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Shirk, Mrs. Thomas E
bright and daughter, Carolyn and
Miss Dorothy Ebright, all of Ma
rysville.
Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Rausch
will return to Marysville today
after spending few days with the
latter'S father, Albert l<irn, at Lam
caster.
Friday evening dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Chappell on Random Ranch, were:
Supt. and Mrs. BeSyl Mosher and
daughters, Madeline and Sharon,
of Raymond. Mrs. Mosher and Mrs.
Chappell were fellow students at
Ohio State university. MrsS~Anna
H. Williams, of Ridgcway, has
been houseguest for the past
week.
Sunday dinner guests of Miss
Evelyn Cunningham, Broadway
Corners, were: Miss Charlene
Hamilton, Miss Eleanor Hamilton
and Miss Joella Hunt, all of Broad
way.
Cpl and Mrs. James Gray and
son., James Vincent, Mrs. Anna
Arnrine, and Mrs. Telitha Shirk,
w. Eighth st, were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Rider and daughters, Martha Jean
and Dorothy, at Port Clinton.
Lit. and Mrs. Joe LentZ ano
daughter, Loretta, arrived Sat
urday, from Lincoln, Neb., to take
up their residence in MarySville
1t. Lentz is on a leave awaiting his
discharge papers. They will live at
41S w. Seventh st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-15
/. i. A. MEETING

The Parent Teachers Association
will meet at 7:30 pm. today. Rev.
Ell. Goedeking will be the speak
or. A large attendance is desired.
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Fogle, with Mrs. Floyd Philo and
Mrs. Graydon McKitrick as assist
ing hosteSses.
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ALL DAY MEETING
The Women's Association will
hold an all day meeting Wednes-
day. They will meet at 8 am. in
the church. The day will be spent
in sewing for the Red Cross. Lad
les are asked to bring sandwiches.
Coffee will be furnished. Everyone
is invited to attend and bring her
own sewing materials.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

knowing tndt eleCtIOIuCS WOulu Oc iicSoeo
badly to fight Japan, Eddy went from office
to office promoting the idea that he could
teach young men if only the Navy would
take him back.
They looked him over. He was deaf, too
tall and had acquired nine other disqualify-
ing defects. Sorry, old boy. Too bad.
The lean, gangling gadgeteer argued.
Finally, without consulting Balaban &
Katz, he offered to give their television plant
to the Navy free if he could train men in
radio and radar. The Navy accepted Bala-
ban & Katz accepted e1 post tacto.
But the Navy said Eddy would have to
remain a "civilian director" He kept re-
applying.
"How many times were you rejected?"
Daily"
Eddy even tried being obnoxious as he
puts it, hoping the Navy would put him
back in uniform as control measure"
That didn't work either.
Finally, in August, 1912. the then Secre-
tary of the Navy Frank Knox, impressed
with Eddy's Chicago job, ordered Eddy back
into the Navy - without physical! Tall or
deaf, the Navy needed him.
Once again he became Lieutenant Gg).
In the nearly three years since then the
stripes have dandelioned upon his sleeve until
today there are four broad, glistening ones
and Captain Eddy commands a gigantic clus-
ter of seven radio and radar activities, turn
ing out several thousand embryo electronics
experts a month.
Three quarters of a million American
youths have taken his Eddy Test, are your
electronics wizards of tomorrow. If our post
war industry puts television in your parlor,
facsimile in your study, and an electronic
cooker in your kitchen, thank these kids -
and Eddy.
High-Speed Education
AT radio CHICAGO" a two-year college
education in mathematics physics, radio and
electronics is compressed into 10 whirlwind
months.
When the pace gets too hectic for Eddy -
or his students - there's relaxation gadget
available in his Office a projection kdletdo-
SCOPE that throws colored images on screen,
He got the idea while going home on the train
one evening with toy kaleidoscope for his
son, Corky, who was i'll at the time. Corky
never got the kaleidoscope. A few weeks later
the new gadget emerged.
On Sundays he takes to the sky. Captain
Eddy recently acquired tiny plane, and ne
folds up into it like man slipping into
starched pair of overalls He has also taught
his daughter Nancy, l6, advanced flying.
Corky, now IA, flies "a little, and Tinky, l3,
expects her wings soon. Eddy's wife is the only
land-bound member of the family.
Always working to give Navy lads more
knowledge in less time, Eddy recently wrote
an entire book, wartime Refresher in Fun
Evening star., 1945-08-26


kept questioning him. But there were no
answers. Eddy simply stood there, his heart
aching, his thin face sweating bit. How
could he read their lips facing blank wall?
He had to admit that the submarine serv-
ice had impaired his hearing. He was nearly
stone deaf and getting worse. Instead of
promoting him, the board retired him from
the Navy.
Eddy was then 80 years old. Perhaps it
was his deafness, or perhaps his love for tink-
ering and gadgeteering, that turned him to
television. His Navy uniform put away in
moth balls, he went to work for the television
pioneer Philo Farnsworth in Philadelphia
There he started learning about television
from the ground up digging bitches for
underground cable Farnsworth paid him SIS
a week, until he saw that the Eddy brains
we're worth much more than the Eddy brawn
No Sandbox in Television
In 1887, the National Broadcasting Com
pany came to the same conclusion, brought
Eddy to New York as chief of ptde0, or sight
effects 1t was all right, in radio, to shake
sandbox and give the listeners the effect OF
pounding surf. But. in televison. Bill Eddy
had to let them see it.
Once he was concocting synthetic smoke
for an Abe Lincoln fireplace, unaware that
clouds of it we're being sucked into the ar
conditioning system in the mammoth RCA
Building. In dozens of offices, executives
thought they were seeing things as wlsps OF
this odoriferous preparation floated into their
Offices. Eddy apologzed to the custodial en-
gineer, who finally had to flush the entire air
conditioning system.
On one occasion, Eddy was televising
port scene, in miniature, with model battle
ships preenng before the television camera.
But the water in the model port was too llte-
less, Eddy felt. Into it he deposited two
midget turtles with squares of black
water-color paint tied on their backs. AS
they swished around the bottom the
paint streaked the water with tidal
effects and eddies.
Satisfied, Bill Eddy turned on the tee-
vision camera 1t was fine - until one OF
the turtles poked his horny beak out of the
water appearing to the television audience
as a Loeb Ness monster capable, by the mere
swish of its head. of swamping prize units of
the American feet.
LII Joe's Card
Or THE hundreds of gadgets Eddy built for
NBC (where there is now museum of Eddy
ana), the most ubiquitous was Lii Joe,
cowboy puppet 18 inches tall. Operated by
springs and gears, Lii Joe could perform
Is feats, including smoking cigarette and
leading horse.
In l941, Eddy packed up his gadget chest,
filled with sponges, frecrackers, plaster of
Paris, shoelaces, bolts, bits of chain and pull
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-27
GOOD NEWS FOR KEY WEST

The best bit Of news that has been re-
ceived In Key West since VI Day Is that
Industrial activities will be continued on
regular basis in the local Navy Yard
The Citizen published that news on
Monday. and yesterday Circuit Judge
Aquilino Lopez said that nine Of the fore
closures on the Macarthur Homes. Inc.
aud Others had been dismissed on motion
"a counsel Cor the plaintiff. a. all the ar
rears on that number a bomcs had been
paid.
n was said further thst Arrangements
have been made 10 withdraw suits on 81
other homes in the subdivision in the event
that the corporation or the buyers or both
meet the payments that are due.
All Of which shows that conditions in
the subdivision have shown a decided i'm
proyement over that which existed when
the suits were filed.
While il would be purely a guess 70
state what will happen in the other cases.
the prospect looks good that the payments
uIl be- made in view Of the fact that en-
rloyment on a regular basis" viii be con-
t.nued 10 the Navy Yard That employ
ment not only will be beneficial q the
Macarthur Homes subdivision but @ all
other undertaking. in hey West. a. vel
49, f0 business eeutully.
Al will be well shoulS Business in
Key West continue a. good a. il j. now.
ThsFe Will b. Is that falling off that had
been anticipated andshe likelihood j. that
vita the ceming q winter. ts~re -s.s.- 49,.
az uptrcnd in buslress
Yes. e l. good news for Key West that
rcfivfies 10 the Nav Yard will BE- con-
faael. and t l. still more erhearte~.1E 80
learn thar IRE continuation wih ae or
regular basis.
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IO.,teadof4i!.,!!,|!:I|
Fx1BGS orccv o,Asn.ni

Ansllv heeoms n executive
sonis shere. I'm golnk 70 nifs YOU
guard 1 slender Il Mf. Sheridan
realizes wlsas ieNsl ne nas IN
yoa ~ the vsy. dess hs know
your nameI~
CHE dldna speak again until
- they weTn seaIed ~ tfe nsre
ntfIa kIschegt table so yosl won'i
ten ne wAf NJ. 6heridan vas
afraid ~ belng coFnpfufnissd1~
Evelyn dfew q deep breath.
then nodded. ~Yea fll tell you.
I'm golng % play mY bunch. I
shlnk y0u'fe going 10 BE- on his
side before Ions.
"Yon know | see most % the
firms cuFTespondenee. Carla's
good n bllliflng. she takes the
dictation. bat I'm Ghe lass who
has 90 decipher me srrawl and %
the syping. | usually have TO look
40 the letters being answered he.
fore ! can make head or tail Of
said scTaAL
4 also art a. an auxIliary AZ
the board and stockholdef's meet
lnga Csrla dOexn't dare slip up
there. 50 she brings me along 30
see bet through.
IF the ordrrs that are crawl
tatsng toward this company be-
cause nf Marx SheFldan'f abiligv
and the work he turns cut could
be Handled. this would o. one Of
the largest pump companies IN
the West
-For some reason the majority
refuse % allow Expansion 10 han
als these orders ID dossnt ssem
{ / lsnf logical Jane cot in.
You nus reuleinb0r these men
have money invested. Il mnt
natural that they saould ret want
i 90 earn even cent possible
But that's t. Evezyn In
sisted -As long as Mr. sheridan
- ~ charge 81 opersiicnx. and
there Is something in lis contract
which makes IL mandatory thal
he have the complete authority
On eonstruetion. there can't b. as
much profit On tae Investment as
there would be II someone clsa
was IN charge"
Te be sentinnes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-27

While Evelyn reheatcd the oysisF
lo4f.
what alld you mean when you
said Mr.. Sheridan was AFRAID 81
compromising hamself! Jane a.
handed % know.
Evelyn turned from lighting
the oven 90 ave heT Ioag. srrAl-
finl1inK look. 4 don't quite us1-
aerxAnd you. You've not an ordi-
nsrr olfire worker. You're - on.
cal u baQ TINE. Is IN yoaI
clothes ana the way you carry
yourself and Your voice ana the
xay voa 80 about Y0ur work
1--WE trsed 20 remson u cut II
vour were N attn Mr. Sheridan's
enentcG Caria wouidnf % taking
her spite cut On Yea. vet ~ you
were In Win Mr SheFidan--and
| kncw you're not IN not really
asking you % rsnfde 81 me. oui
1 40 hesitate taiking teo much
wifholi knowing tha, whai ! say
Wonr - used against car boss
~Ds Ire other girls feel as you
80 about mel" Jane ASKED quick
u.
~Ns. thy think you're some
wealthy grl shu's gone IN Tor
thls sort q thing because It's the
patriotic thing % do
jane could laugh 90 this
~Evelyn. \ man sad that 60 me
not - very long aga. said that
everyone believed ] waa wealthy
an1 4 ant have 81 work They
wrre wrong. l haven't 4 penny I
31n't earn myself I borrowed
money % pat myself through
Business college and - lave On
unfi l could earn enough 90 pay
ny can Way I've repaid that
A4th iniCrcs'. bar ] am dependent
upon " haf ! earn from now on.
AS Tor tie 'og time aura
seem g - aear g. a month aEo
] quit q hne position IN New YORK.
because ire owner q the COM
pany. u no Wls 50 general man
aEer. wouldn't promote me %
an executive r1sttion I'd been
handling. f9r no reason bat that
! was " man ! believed that
someN acre there Was frm with
-uf surh sr-natc preIudlcee
SIC stopped EVELYN smiled a.
zcs wei e. en.- sre prompted
Ja~e s1r-k -er lead sf The eIrl
ara sr4.-i ia set4fa -W1ca ]
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NEW AIR LINE TO
BE INAUGURATED

MIAMI sept q Eastern Air
lines vii lusuRsTatc q new. ii
rect lire between Detroit and Nj
ami IN Nav IS il was announced
.ss' week 81 Capt Eddie Ricken-
hacker PRECEDENT q the com
pary
1net T. Shannon. wee presi-
dent ir rhaIes &c operations. said
plane au re fight Wlll make
rfEIiar stops ~ Cleveland. AZ
ron. Charleston. W Va Roanoke.
Winston SaIeu Charlotte. Co
.amha. Buns &Ick. Savannah.
Iarksuusflie. Or ando and West
Falw Hfarr
Iouei IHi-3 planes Will b.
I'D a. irf ard replaced later
ain Easter Cufilas Commando
nd L. zhsod Constellation
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CLOSED SHOP MEDICAL PRACTICE

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sf ag q. Eff a.I4nR eiturafsrrr.
14rlHa thsf 'rs found = .u
fstaf4ss ta abb,s. e. fhs fs1r 81
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suff Unflf Samuel accepted s4f
sppsa. yhlIaasIt sliy 2,lI sasf.
20 fne faff ftaf s4F statue qla
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.ng slus ifaH agms bens I'd, o.
tsrrlaft.a
Veil co. tah e. short end
rather .Nssf ~ acre .mmsdi
s'eiy bsafsso1 H4th si.,sia ~ the
o.. ~ 20 - a.. Nhh FRA.
NPA snd CA A. ons may
rasily expect passa1. prosperity
ens4ed Cansfgafnt.y ouf ats
iaftf. f'RalE'd 4tmn.t eIun
I'rfs and atlf cuuuty altIr.al
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Df.plir to- f4st tha' rfsf, %
tied ~ aD.ad fYundsilun o. aIf
ili4ls th,s .fiirlals. sAIsldsl
go hsu Dormant aftiujs. So.
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ffH granted Fal slmaf t'n
s'af. as hngfff,i tsfas,u pIa,
'llai .faIsaHlsH end HrIs tklst
.nct until Mar god g 2ag. once
again .ounasf h.. iatsiui slafwr
20 play havoc throughout fhs
earth Again Un,lr sam entered
nfn fhs plctufr
pur aphirsl pasitiun wa,
nf great iupaftauee Ga ths ,Hln
'.s hrsuits The reupsusnr ol
The Naval Operating Bsse. al 10
huk 81 civilian workers and seft
IC' men. luke joints galore. chief
.s uu thc main street and every
thing Nas honky doI for 20,
tune usIng
These u question Upgn &C.
debate Can Wt. wlM 80. mus
wc 8nrc agaIn ask he great ,hhl
ir Washington 60 pull w. ou' u
the mlreT Truly. tn situation
has apparently become chrunic
Durng the WPA DAYS. illusirst
"a posters acre extensively dis
played With thc following m
acrIpiIon Help o. those that he'll
themselves Litile dad ~ prof
from that shining and obl lol
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JOSEPH -. VILLAR.
kCy West. Fla
Sept %. 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-27

in he urue 81 Time" ~ September
-. o. I'i'rs q" The super deluxe fcrr, Co. be-
hIit for the 9o-nautical-mlIe trip from
krF Nrs @" Havana The tup ulll be-
mad" 300 <x hours a. tentative, cost Of
'nIF 500 "a car The article Is ACCOMPANIED
Dos man -howing The proposed ferr,
r"u'cs 90 Cuba. Puerto Mor.los. aud De-.
tween The Dominican Republic and Puerto
kIco. The article further state. that Unit
ed State motorists from the eastern sea-
board ~ bee want 60 20 % Mexico CTS would
save soo miles of driving by taking the
tuba-Mexieo auto ferry. This new maya
zne has large circulation aud the item
viii result IN great benefit. - thi- section
81 Florida.
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President Truman goes OF the record
~ favor Of giving foreign newspaper cor
respondents equal access e. the new. in
Washington. regardless Of their origin or
nationality.
There j. nothing wrong with the idea
except perhaps requirement that other
nations d. the same for Americans.
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PEOPLES FORUM

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Chapter 5
"U HOPE said Jane, as she
4 turned the car from TIE earn
With q VICIOUS wrench. That Tor
dinner yoa're served 9 ro&sied
turbine puma SPIRAL springs Win
your endive, that your eofiee
comes in . v-shaped eane ard
your dessert IN aatounsiie grease
cups
~The sane 90 yosa,- she spai ~
a sru-k driver whoa tried &C take
the right q wsy from her
TIE telephone. Installed IN her
ahsencc. waa FtnganG a. sae en-
terc3 her ApaftnenL
Ths Is Exclyn. Ms GREY.
care . Tar voice. ~ls-is ever y |.
fhlng an rigntf I mean. he's az
thlngs gos~
= wsalana bs 80 sure an
swerea tane. ~tasuEh hs 81 ggt
nroan8 % ealling ne Miss Ham
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SEEKS INFORMATION

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tNe#&AM# ##MN SLY x#
TALLAHASSEE seps agrk.
taxable value 81 FinsAda Feai -
lase and peFsonal pFaNegsg
Igss Is si.74s.1s1s30 o. 80 80
- above ire valuntmns Il -
rear. Il was repnfsed ~ Cama.
lrolinr J. a. Lee.
Lee made hts Feport afsxr eum
pleiing approval Il a. go -
mitied b 81 eounty asaeam2
AL baat f0Aar FlmAan anums.am
showed higher oxwra8 kaMMas
property valuaiiona ~ rs
Generally thnae cuanflnm -
war industries mna mllanry
saallations showed fhe afsasssa
Increase.
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estate 20 A. ard lopez a.. sa...f
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time ~ fhe first puhligaftHu 90 ~
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d. ths long run the people II any
democratic cl4utrT are responsible for
arat tFpe a. politician r-1 treir govern
meat.
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SRff Bnr &C. I las three eggs
here. and hse eggs there. hoW
mann sAE. As.l { have
sf4p.d ! done think YOU can
ua 1.
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City c00ncil at q meeting last
night. passed a liquor ordinance.
against which the Ministerial
Alliance had protested. An
amendment changed the closing
time Of saloons from midnight
SatuFsiay 90 5 a m. Sunday 90
midnight on that day.
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ChTisiopheI Columbus vas the
eldest son If DumeaIc0 Colombo
and Suzauua FoutanaI1ssa
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Over AZ Thistle Ridge they're
nlaas boastiug about their 10
raI heroes-ancestOrs in the Rev
pulmonary War. congressman.
and an artist with pictures An the
Metropolitan Museum.
We'll, we've got our local he.
roCE. too o..
There Wa cd Zoe Turner,
who fought f.1T pears against the
Intolerance ard bigotry that
kePt children from being vaeei-
nated in cur eeunty.
AMI Deacon F0llensby. who
fought for free pews In the
churches. Jess Hackney. who
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