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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

LONDON. Dec 10 up
Princess EIzabeih. very Swlshy in
IA scarlet evening gown -wiEglcd
a mean rhumha around a Mayfair
nightclub dance floor until early
this morning whIlc The king and
queen sat at homo waiting for
her
~ iitf=vc7g-0'd Chc~'nut haired
princes, who some day Will rUic
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Steel Workers Offer
500, 900 10 Aid JAW

PITTSBURGH. Dec. u GNSD
-CIO president Philip Murray
announced today that the United
Steel Workers. his own union. had
available 100000 for the JAW
in its battle with General Motors.
The money will be provided.
Murray said, "at any time the
JAW wants 10 pick il up"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

wrap and deliver suitable.
worthwhile gift
There are approximately b.
600 patients IN Michigan S military
and veteran hospitals. Therefore.
your donation large OF small
is urgently needed
Send your cash. check or money
order 10 Santa for SCrVCcmcn.
The Detroit Times. 1870 CaS>. De
troit 81. Mich
Become "a Santa TO Service
man
GIVE T0 TfIGSE- vito GHvEr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
BY JACK PICKERING

On the East Side is a woman occupying an
eight-room house all by herself ..
In the northwest a couple own fiat but have
refused to rent it to any one with children -.
Idle property, idle while the who supposed
10 be heroes trampng the streets hunting for place
to live
I've done nothing this week except roam Detroit in
company with veterans and their families who can't find
a home
If the people who have lazy houses and idle apartments
could these every habahe house would offered
for today Every kchenot would be listed for the Of
some returning veteran.
Here are random samples Of families without
homes.
Shes soldiers wife She had been sharing apart
men They knew she going have baby they
that all right. She had They told her
Francis Centeck served three years army. His
wife and daughter, Ann Lynne, g. staying at lake
on Page CoI. p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

This Is p magnificent gesture.
one which might well be dupli-
Gated by many organizations and
individuals in Detroit Many more
dollars are needed by the Santa
for Serviccmcn committee If every
wounded and in Serviccman in
Michigan hospitals is 10 receive a
gift
For each g. contributed the
committee VII select, purchase,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Ford and JAW
begin Pay Talks

Negotiators for Ford Motor Co. and the JAW
Go today were to begin discussions on the unions
80 per cent wage demands after reaching near
agreement on company security"
The initial wage negotiations scheduled for 1:3O
T. AZ the Book Cadillac where Monday the ad
vanccd revolutionary proposals control wildcat strikes
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
ASKED BELLM FOR AID

He said he was introduced 20
hrr by William DroulIard then
chnf o. plant protection for
Woodal Industries Inc Ec..w
also was employed in the plant
protection department and Mrs
Young. whose air forac captain
husband was overseas Was o proc
aucfIun worker
Droul.lard told him Eelw 'e~. -
fed that she had been telling iowa
her troubles with Tnf~ for s1
hour and that te had boon trsla-
10 raIb rcf GIf a." suicide ur.
tempt He called r. Bcln boz jrc
belief that me former D,irot
police lieutenant th'r q deputy
sheriff and an authorized invests
gator .or 'rr Wayne County
prosecution. might B., able 10 help
Itr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Your Gift Urgently Needed
GrallaIn-E'aiSe Local
EEeeaES GH Santa Plea

One Of the largest single contributions made 10 'hc
Santa for Scrvcemen fund $500 check from The Graham
Paige Local No. LAP. OF the UAW-CIO.
Many members Of this organization unemployed.
The local itself problems face the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
MULTIPLE HOME ORDER

The President said this rcgu-
lation would establish priorlties
for multiple dwelling housing
units costing $4,000 or less per
unit He said this would mean
about 30 per cent of all build
ing materials VIII be- channelcd
INTO this type of building. ' with
The rest available for CONNER
clai. industrial. nigher-prIccd
dwelling and for other conStruc-
ton, public or private
. Ceiling prices on old and new
housing a field in which he said
sharp prices had brought
threat of initiation which has
been the most menaCIng in our
economy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Quiz Bdres Tip
To Knox Dec. 7

WASHINGTON. Dec. y
Congressional lnvestl-
gators learned today Of a
navy officers purportcd pre-
dlctlon 10 Secretary Knox on
Dec. Z, 1941, that an inter
cepted Tokyo message meant
"a sunrise attack on Pearl
Harbor today and possibly a
midnight attack on Manila
Thu officer va, Capt Alvin y.
: r-frr-rr vt-0 v4z quoted ny on-
other navy officer a~ having SAID
in l9iE that ta -.r' thr note 20
knnN along VI'h 'ra TOKYO ur~-
SaGC u,IucurE Japanese pc5cc
or.ot- h.Ir 'o d..'E.r trsr a.p-
lomarc r.piy at pm WASH
Ig-fHN TIME
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
State Aids Hunt
For Vet Homes

The state Of Michigan entered
a partnership WITH The Detroit
Times today in the T.mc>-~pon-
>orad drive to pros, de Homes for
IIrroc,
Carl Blanchard field represent
atWc OF the state office of yc'er-
ans affair, arrived from Lansing
TO take charge TO-DAY 10 take over
the states end OF the deal Addi-
uonal clerical h".p immediately
was drafted from state office, and
installed n Drfruir Imt~ Offices
Blanchard > ncNf art VIII De- 10
obtain additional office space and
furnish more clerks 10 bring to-
ccthcr homeless Veterans and pa
triOuC DctroitcrS who offer 20
rent house, or apartments or. IN
many cases, 10 snare their own
homes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Pickering Hell ps Veterans:
Pickering Hell ps Veterans
Birth of Twins
To Vets Wife
Brings Buster

IDc',ojtcrs Hecd Pico To House ICfs -. Poge p
lPictlucS ne Pictorial Reucr)
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
20 TO IS N LINE

Throughout yesterday 20 10 -
veterans waited In line az the >pc-
cIal Times office --lO Park
where available homes arc kept
on Glc
state partnership I'M Tho Times
HOMES FOR HEROES cam-
paiCn was decided by Gov. kcIlN
and Col. Philip G. Pack state
director OF Veterans affairs.
Gov Kelly said
Col Pack informs me his
survey diSCloSeS that the efforts
on the part ot The Detroit
Times tn meet the housing needs
of the returning veterans have
been very productive.
GONERNOR AGREES N
II am deeply appreciativc of
the efforts of The Detroit
Times i'm this necessary and
worthwhile undertaking
New Offices Ton the drive arc 10
he established ln Cadillac Square
Building with clerical help pro
VIdCd By other state Offices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
WILL FIX CEILING PRICES

The Presidents action was
taken upon a recommendation by
Reconversion Director John "
Snyder
The program calls for ceiling
prices on old and new housing.
Truman said the OPM rs now
placing local dollar-and-centS cell
ingS on the construction materials
themselves and many services. -
The program calls for
. Speedy release of govern
ment-owncd surplus housing
units, including temporary houS-
ing for war workers, and build
ing materials for use IN housing
veteran and their families.
a regulation establishing pTi-
critics on building materials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
j. ). Controls
On Bui|dinQ;;
Vets Favored

WASHINGTON, Dec. y
tAPl - President Truman
today asked that residential
property be placed 'lnder
price control and directed
reinstatement of the priority
system on building materials.
His actions contemplated
special preference to veterans
in need of housing.
Al the same time. Truman ap-
pointed Wilson W. Wyatt. former
mayor Of Louisville. a. a special
housing eXpediter under the Of
nce Of War Mobilization and Re-
conversion. He VIII be an overall
government housing boss
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Civil Service
Revision Is Up
Time. staff correspondent

LANSING. Feb. 22-The Muir
ply mu 10 strengthen and inn
prove civil service in Wayne
County will be- reported out Of the
House metropolitan affairs COM
miticc next week Rep Frank J
Calvert tRJ of Highland Park
committee chairman. announced
today after "a hearing.
CIO AL and civic groups from
Wayne County appeared before
the committee 10 cite reasons why
the merit system should be
amended.
SpOkcsmen for the civic group
demanded that county employees
running for public office be placed
on leave. and outside OF the merit
system once elected 10 office
Reps Fred r. Dingman and
Thomas &. OBricn. both Of De
T0lt arc now county employees
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Quick Verdict
Woman Found Guilty
in Attempted Theft

Mrs. Eunicc Parker a Of 2o7
Henry. was convicted today by
Federal Judge Arthur + Lcdcrir
in 70 minutes on "a charge 'f theft
growing out of an alleged sttcmpt
IN steal money orders in the post
plfiCc lohhN.
Her case was referred 20 the
probation department and SEN
tence deferred. Bond ot $1,000
was continued
Assistant L. s Attorney Ken
meth W. Smith charged the de-
fendant grabbed four money or
ders from Mrs Mamie Spears OF
322 King in January. 1913. She
Vas arrested by guards az the
COST office door. a sentence of
one year IN prison and $1,000 fine
or both is possible under the
charge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

As deputy director, Dormer
was paid $3.50 a year, a sum
fixed by the civil service commits
sion. As director he will not be
under civil service and will he
paid $500 annually.
Al the same time, Gov. Kelly
appointed John Hadley, Detroit
attorney. as a member Of the COM
mission. He succeeds John Daley
Detroit banker whose term eN-
pired.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Gladys George Stricken

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. %
GNS)-GladyS George, stage star
was confined in a hospital today
after suffering a breakdown while
touring with the show Blythe
SpITlt
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Official Promoted.
but Gets Cut Inn Paw

LANSING, Feb 22-Owing to civil service Eugene T. Dor
today elevated the dictatorship of the unemploy
compensation commission of $3.50 year salary
He succeeds John T. Townsend resigned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
If you work OUTDOORS ..

you need good rugged work shoe made Of oIL-TANNED
leather Why Because oIfanned leather es dampne stays
soft and pfsbIe after repeated wet+ne Not with
your ordinary work hoe After you've sIoshed about in
rain they dry out hard and stiff become uncomfortable
=. crack Get WARDS ou,TANNED SHOES ..495 TO SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

If you work in FACTORY -.
you need work shoes made Of ELKTANNED leather Why7
Because elk tanning makes leather soft and flexible makes
If porous and COOL too yet tough enough TO take
good hard wear Eanned work shoes give you real comfort
on The iobl Get WARDS EXCLAIMED SHOES 279 TO 80
no available Royal OAK
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
oo% Of The American People Are Victims Of Dental Deco

More men (S3 out Of every Iooo) were rejected
by the Army in 1910 because of bad teeth than
for any other reasonl Why does this condition
exist2 One reason is obvious. Dental experts
say that 3 out of every persons are using
worn-out tooth brushes or have none at all I
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
Q COTTON SLASH

Pvt. Johnny Ritchie was taken to
a Columbus hospital Tuesday for
observation. He is suffering with a
boil on one of his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Boyce, of
West Mansfield, were Sunday aft
ernoon callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. F. DeGood.
Sharon and John GroomS, child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grooms,
are spending several days this
week with their grandparents, MIR.
and Mrs. F. c. Groome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Judy and
daughter, Thelma, of Columbus,
were recent callers at the home of
Mrs. Cora Marriott.
Bobby Owens entertained a num-
Der of his friendssat his home Fri
day evening, it being his eighteenth
birthday.
Miss Anna Lou Eddy spent the
past week with her cousin, Carolyn
Shoemaker, in Marysville.
Mrs. Maxine Allen and son, Jer-
ry, and Mrs. Robert Spain, of Ma
rySville and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schertzer and sons, of Broadway,
spent Sunday evening at the home
of their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Owens at
tended the fair at Plain City, Sat-
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. VALLEY ROAD
BY MRS. EFFIE DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Matlack, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Matlack and child
rem, went to Michigan to sum-
mer resort to spend a Today vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norris, of
Marysville, spent Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Clara Norris.
Robert Sidle is spending a fur
Tough at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidle and other
relatives He is stationed at a
camp in louisiana.
Phyllis Clark, of Redwood, spent
the past week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis.
A number of this community at
tended the Plain City Fair.
Mrs. Don Cramer and daughter,
JoAnn, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis
and granddaughter, Phyllis Clark,
called at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Ridge, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ridge and
other relatives attended a supper
on Friday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston, of
Redwood, in honor of their son-in-
law, Richard Ridge, who left Fri
day evening for Great Lakes, ILL.,,
for reaSSignment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark and
daughter. of Redwood, were Sun
day guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Davis. Ode Still, of
near Somersville, was a caller in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Tinah Ridge, had her moth
er, from Lipsic. for her weekend
guest
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Webster,
children, and grandchildren, and
other relatives enjoyed a picnic
dinner, Sunday, at the zoo, near
Columbus, in honor of their son,
Paul, who is leaving soon for Ind
lana, for further training in the
army
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howard will
entertain the Work and Win Sun
day School class at their home,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Ridge en-
tertalned a number of relatives
for dinner, Sunday.
The Claibourne Grange is spon-
soring an ice cream social IN GiIl's
ally in Kiclawoo5. Saturday eve
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Q ALLEN CENTER
BY Mrs. HAROLD KENT

Mrs. Helen Keizer and son, Sam
my, returned Wednesday evening
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Kent after visiting few days
in Springfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith and
children returned Sunday TO tneir
home in Fort Wayne after visiting
the past week with their mother
and the different brothers and sis
terS.
Robert Polling visited the latter
part of the week with his grand
mother Allen at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Brown, near
East Liberty.
Mrs. James D. Hastings, who
mas been caring for her grand
father in University hospital, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
here.
D. H. Kent, of Modoc, Ind, spent
Saturday and Sunday nights with
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
and Monday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Kent.
Mrs. Alice Newman called on her
brother, Alonzo Flora, in Colum-
bus, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Tarleton and
sons arrived home last week after
visiting in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kent and
daughter, Connie, and uncle, David
Kent, accompanied Mrs. Helen
Keiser and son to Fostoria, Mon
day afternoon and were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur KeiSer.
Mrs. Doris Herd visited part
of last week with her sister, Eu-
nice Robinson at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hale Cline in Columbus.
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by the Union county Sheep I'm
provement committee, the Colum-
bus Producers Livestock Cooper
ative assn, and Agriculture Ex-
tension service.
Country inspection service is a.
vailable for those who desire to
have it in advance of the pool. Any
one interested in this service should
contact D. B. Robinson, agricult-
ural agent, at least two days be-
fore the pool. Guy Green, chair
man of the committee, says that
lambs should be fat and in good
condition for the pool.
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urday afternoon.
Particia Ritchie spent Tuesday
afternoon with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Groome, while
her parents were in Columbus.
Mrs. Luther Berger and daugh-
ter, Roberta, spent Thursday even
ing of the past week with Mrs.
Robert Spain and Mrs. Maxine AL
len.
Mrs. Carrie Grooms received
word Wednesday that her brother,
Webb Styer, of near Cardington,
was quite i'll, having suffered two
bad heart attacks.
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LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
Court of Common Pleas,
IJnion County. Ohio

Virginia Ruin Gaa being the same
person as Ruth Virginia Gaa
Case No. 1868
Plaintiff VS.. Victor w. Gaa, Defend
ant.
LEGAL NOTICE
Victor w. Gaa, whose place of
residence is 1903 Pierson Avenue,
Detroit, %, Michigan, will take no.
tice that on the 18th day of July
1945, Virginia Ruth Gaa filed her
petition for divorce in the Court of
Common Pleas, Union County, Ohio,
under case number 1868, against
the defendant Victor w. Gaa. Petit
tion recites defendant has been
guilty of gross neglect of duty and
prays for a divorce and the restora-
tion of her maiden name and equit-
able relief. Said defendant will take
further notice that said cause will
be on for hearing on or after the
third day of September. 1945.
Signed: VIRGINIA RUTH GAA
being the same person as Ruth
Virginia Gaa
Per; William L. Coleman
7-16-6M
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-THE UNION COUNTY, JoURNAL, MARYsVILLE, OHIO

ming. Everyone Is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fawley and
Mrs. Bertha Fawley, of York
Center, called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Davis, Friday eve
ming.
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Welcome Gifts

Dainty wash cloths and night
gowns are welcome gifts for hos
pital patient. They should be washed
and ironed before being presented
so they can be put to immediate use.
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WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST Y

at IL o'clock, the following:
CATTLE
weighing 700 900 lbs each; olsen old due
of sae Brown Swiss old freshen
Of August Swiss heier 1s DID, Eolstein hefer
old. Both of these heiteTS.
BROOD SoWS-SO SHOATS
Consisting Hampshire
of sale with their litter 5 head of Duroc brood
August weighing
This is exceptionally good lot of hogs
HEAD SHEEP
II Coriedae old solid
spring lambs spring Coredae buck lamb good Corredae buck
yrs old
Leghorn puets production
head old White Leghon laying hens full producion so
head of White Rock broilerS.
AND STRAW
225 bales of clover so bales of alfalfa hay
straw.
TRACTOR OUTFIT
John Model rubber power lift corn
cuvaors bottom IL nchactor break
in
and will absolutely sell at sale
~ IMPLEMENTS
Montgomery
flat rack and grain bed rubber tired farm tight grain
delivery
John
fertilizer drill
John Deere 999 fertilizer
it, disc drag harrow spread
John Deere hammer mill;
hog hog fountains Aype hog
house, 40 rods of hog fence 10 rods poultry fence
gappe hay fork new set 1000
LADDER 100 IT. of picket
cribbng heavy hog crate II chain hoist poultry
gates apaun so fl endless belt forks
rubber IS foot 81 good rubber So
Cash Lunch served
PAUL DAVIDS
John ftarr u, AueHonesr Stufvs cAAax, clsfk
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State of Ohio, Superintendent of Insurance,
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE. The
undersigned, SUPERINTENDENT OF IN
SUSANCE OF THE STATE OF OHIO,
hereby certifes that The FIREMAN'S FUND
INsJRANCE COMPANY, whose principal
ofi-s Is located at San Francisco, State of
California, has complied with the laws OF
this State applicable to II and Is authorized
during the current year to transact IN this
State its appropriate business of insurance.
Its financial condition is shown by IFS sworn
statement to have been as follows on Decem-
Der 81, 1914; Aggregate amount Of avail.
able assets, $50 ,s56.6S7.22; Aggregate
amount of liabilities (except capital), IN
cluding reinsurance reserve, 46,77T ,442.43;
Net assets, 35,779. .214.7o; Amount of actual
paid-up capital, 5.0S4, $4,000; Surplus,
so,694,374.79; Income for the year, So 1922
60s.21; Expenditures for the year, 24, S09,-
472.OS. July 1, l945. &&2S5. IN WITNESS
WHEREOF, have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused my seal TO be affixed at
Columbus, Ohio, this day and date. Walter
Dressed, superintendent of Insurance of Ohio.
M-o-Ohio (SeaD
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-13
SECOND LAMB POOL SET
FOR NEXT THURSDAY

Second lamb pool of the season
will be held Thursday. The lamb
pool is a part of the sheep improve
ment program, sponsored jointly
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TUESDAY, AUGUST Il, l945
at ~ o'clock the following:
HEAD OF SADDLE HORSES
head of good saddle horses, saddles and brides
46 HEAD OF BROWN SWISS
TO AAAI1NHD ON HIHSDN Wy kJFFAA'N
REGISTERED AND HIGH GRADE CATTI

Consisting Swiss old due to freshen
old freshen 25th;
registered Brown Swiss old due freshen Sept 25
Swiss DID, fresh calves side,
old
Sept 25th yrs DID, freshen Sept.
Tebred head of
half blood old with calves side weighing 300 lbs eac
head Brown old with calves at side
weighing $50 lbs each head mixed Brown Swiss yearng her
heiferS DID, bred;
reequarter Swiss hefer 18 old just bred head of
heers weighing 400 600 lbs EACH Brown
blooded bulls, old
enough service; yeang weighing
bull calves DID, good in
ddual good Brown bull old weighing 1400
lbs This exceptionally heard of Swiss CATTLE
breeding blood line from the Ray Parro herd you
are interested in good Brown Swiss do this sale
10 HEAD REGISTERED SHORTHORN MIXED CATTLE
registered Shorhorn yrs DID, with heifer calf side
Short
Shorthom
DID, reshen Sept 25h; Shorhorn and Brown
hee DID, Guernsey DID, with calf
weighing $50 lbs brinde years DID, with calves at
weighing $50 lbs each black DID, due freShen
25h osten and Brown Swiss old fresh and
rebred. This is good herd of cattle
Terms: Lunch Grounds
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PUBLICSALE

the undersigned
auction
of MarysvIe, miles Pharis
bur on
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State OF Ohio, Superintendent Of Insurance,
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE. The
undersigned, SUPERINTENDENT OF IN
SURANCE OF THE STATE OF OHIO,
hereby certifes that The FARMERS MU-
TUAL HAIL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF IOWA, of Des Moines, State of Iowa,
has complied with the laws of this State
applicable to this class of Companies and is
authorized during the current year 10 transact
in this State its appropriate business Of IN
surance on the mutual plan. Its financial
condition is shown by its annual statement
60 have bees as follqws on December 81
1914: Amount Of sssete, S2,2l+,250.ols
Amount % Liabilities, i.clu5irs reinsurance
reserve, So7 ,Ss9.6o Surplus, 1,e2l ,s6l.22;
I-co-.e fog TIE yesr 1914, 2,e7y,1So. 50:
Expenditures for the year 1914, 2,<29, ,Ss+46.
July /, 1e45. *s2S7. IN WITNESS
WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused my seal to be affixed at
Columbus, Ohio, this day and date. Wslte-
Dresse!, Superintendent OF Insuranea Of Gs:s.
N-s-Chio lSeaD
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LEGAL ADVERTISINC.M MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS
: WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to a whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank E. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137.
3-S-tf 4,
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EXECUTRIX SALE

undersigned the
Levburg highway County Ohio
completely dspee registered Jersey
ably bred, T. B Bangs accredited on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1945
Starting at o'clock moor
Belgian horses registered 14O Duroc hogs from
foundation consisting gifts
good farming equipment grain; straw;
hog houses
Sold
by Milford NJ. e. Church
Catalogue
MILO L. MYERS, Atty BRUBAKER,
NIarysviIe, Ohio Milford Center Ohio
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/ALL KINDS OF Vegetable plants.
Bowersmith Plant Garden. Ray
mond. 6-7-tf