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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

In addition to being the install
lation of Redwood post, the pro-
gram was also in observation of
Armistice Day, and an appropriate
program was presented. 1t includ-
ed:
Invocation, by Rev. Edwin
Brewster; song, America, by the
audience, led by Aaron Durnell
and Mrs. A. E. Shuman; talks by
Mayor Charles II. Brown, Supt.
H. r. Fisher, and Lee Stults, pres
ident of the Lions club; piano solo,
Mrs. Charles Cheney; talk by Ar
by Cramer, commander of Rich
wood post, American Legion; solo,
"KiplingS ReceSsionaP Aaron
Durnell; address, Rev. Mr.. Brews-
ter, representing the Council of
Ministers; talks by Glenn Davis
and Lawrence Davis, representing
Claibourne and Jackson Oranges;
and an address, by the Rev Mr..
Mowry, Army chaplain.
Participating in the parade were
the following organizations:
Drum corps and degree team,
Springfield V, F. w. Post; mem
bers of Redwood post No. 1854;
Redwood Girl Scouts; V. F. w.
post No. 1916, Marysville; Clai-
bourne Grange; Redwood high
school band; Baccarat post No. 40
American Legion, of Redwood;
Lions club; Darby post, Plain City;
Union Rural post No. 4599, Milford
Center; and Jackson Grange.
Parade marshal was A. z. Shu-
man jr.
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. CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Reed enter
tained at dinner on last Tuesday,
honoring 1t. Harold Reed, who
was home on a furlough. The fol-
lowing guests were present, Miss
Ethel Reed, of Claiborne; Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Mcbride and daughter,
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Glenna, and son, Reed, Mrs. Ray
mond Bumgarner and sons, Jack,
Sam, and Billie, of Redwood; Lit
and Mrs. Reed and daughter of
Delaware. 1t. Reed left Sunday for
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schalip and
son and Len Schalip were the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Eugene
Leonard, and daughter, Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Grindell, of WeSter-
vile, spent Tuesday night with
Miss Ethel Reed.
Rev. and Mrs. Fleming and
daughter, Mrs. Chelo Chandler,
Ethel Reed, Bernice Moore, Leah
Earick attended inspirational con-
ference of the A. c. church at
Stantontown, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore, jr.,
of Marion, called at the home of
his father, C. w. Moore, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell
and family, of Columbus, was the
weekend guest of Mrs. Howelps
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ruhl.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sidle, Mrs.
Ray Matlack, Mrs. Maurice Warn
er, Mrs. Creston Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Cheney attended a
melting for Sunday school teachers,
also a banquet at Pharisburg
church, Monday night.
Mrs. Harold Schalip and son, OF
MarySville, and Mrs. Eugene
Leonard and daughter, called or
Mrs. Schalips aunt, Mrs. Arthur
Potts, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Worthington
of Marysville, were the guests oi
Mrs. Worthington's sister, Miss
| Zaidee Chandler, Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Taylor, of near Broad
way, is spending a few days this
week with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Potts.
Arthur Potts was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Coder
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Of FAIR BOARD

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual election of directors of the
Union County Agricultural Society
win he held Saturday morning. Dec
ember /, 1915, from 9 o'clock am.
until II O'Clock noon, in the office
of the County Commissioners i'm the
Court House. Directors are to be g.
lected as follows:
From York township, un- expired
term; for Jackson township, full
term; for Paris township, expired
term: for Millcreek township, full
term: for Taylor township, full
term: and for Liberty township. un-
expired term.
All individuals who purchased
membership tickets i'm the Union
County Agricultural Society are en-
titled to vote at the said election.
j. +. SIDLE, President.
GWYNN SANDERS, Secretary
l1-15-3T
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Mel Bates and Jud Polk were
arguing the other day about the
factory versus the farm. Jud has
a job in the tool works and Mel
grows the best corn in the
county.
"Where would you farmers
be-" Jud says, ''if it weren't for
the factories that make your
pIOws and tractors?"
"And where would you fac
tory workers be-" says Mel, "un-
less we farmers grew the food
that keeps you gOing?"
Well, they called it draw,
and made peace over a glass of
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. HARRISBURG
BY Mrs. ELSIE MILLER

Charles Robinson and family
were Monday supper guests of Mrs.
Nellie PyerS, of York Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Demo Wilcox, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Elliott and Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Clevenger were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Thomas, of Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Cooper re-
turned to their home at Chesa-
peake, o., after spending the last
three months here. Mr.. Cooper has
been doing carpenter work.
Miss Marilyn Miller was a Sun
day guest of Miss Fannie King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clovis Adkins have
moved into the apartment belong
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cassi-
day.
Mrs. Martha Cunningham is Wis
itnig at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Guy Hines, near Byhalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson
visited Mrs. Francis Robinson at
st. Francis Hospital, Saturday
afternoon. On their way home they
visited their cousin, Mrs. Hazel
Rowland and son, John, at West
erville. John is a survivor of the
Death March of Bataan" and has
spent the past 3I3 years in Jap
anese prisons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peacock arc
moving in hte house recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cum
ningham.
The Union county Council OF
SreligiouS education held their an,
ual banquet at the PariSburg
church, Monday evening, with
group instruction classes follow
ing at the school house. Teh at
| tendance was very good and it was
a profitable meeting for all who
attended.
The November meeting Of the
Loyal Berean Sunday school class
will be held at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard CleVenger or
Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. Please
note change of date.
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RECREATION HALL
POPULAR PLACE
Continued from page ID

man; Warren Painter, F. Leroy
Allen, and George Lee Stultz; Pub
lie relations, Sturgis Cheney.
Started BY Lions Club
The REC" center was first
started by the Lions club, an or
ganization of 164 members which
is rated the largest civic club of
its kind in any community of like
size in the nation. Frank Cramer
was president of the club at the
time il was first brought up.
To finance it, non-intereSt bear
ing shares were sold TO individuals
and organizations, but it was stip-
ulated that any individual who
bought a share had TO pay it in
the name of some organization.
Groups which hold shares are:
Lions club, Fortnightly club,
Carpe Diem club, Sunshine and
Cheerio circles of The Kings
Daughters, Claibourne, Leesburg
and jackson oranges, Rebecca
Lodge No. 267, Eastern Star lodge
No. AZ, Crusaders class of Essex
church, Pharisburg Methodist
church, Central Methodist church,
Parent-Teacher association, Rich
wood Baptist church, Fish & Game
club, Redwood Masonic lodge,
First Methodist church, Daughters
of Veterans, Tent 81, Finetta class
of Central Methodist church, M. f.
League of Redwood, Magnetic
Springs K. of p lodge, American
Legion, Reserve class of Central
Methodist church, Plus Ultra class
of Central Methodist church, 10y
al Berean class, Pharisburg Metho,
dist church, American Legior
Auxiliary, CHURCH of Christ, True
Blue class of Pharisburg Methodist
church, and w. S C. S. Of Central
Methodist church
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to thank my friends and
relatives for the letters, cards,
flowers and gifts received while
in the hospital and since my return
home.
Mrs. H. F. Stillings
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of Magnetic Springs, Saturday
Mrs, Mamie Elliott, of Rich
wood, was the Sunday dinner guest
of Mr., and Mrs, VIM l. Elliott.
Rev. Howard Mason, of Sugar
Grove, called Tuesday evening, on
Mrs. Ethel Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. John TURNER, of
London, visited last week with her
grandson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Leonard, and daughter.
Rev. Charles Holman has enter
ed college at Delaware.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Potts call
ed on Mrs. Warrick and son, Rod
ney, of Broadway, Sunday after
noon.
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THANKS VOTERS
/ wish thank my friends for
their support in the election.
Lewis w. Greenbaum
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which observers said was one of
the largest ever held in the COM
munity.
Installing officers of the new
post was Joseph Nagel, chief of
staff of the Department of Ohio,
V. F. w. He was assisted by the
degree team of Post No. 1881,
Springfield. Master of ceremonies
for the installation was j. S. Nc
Camey, Marysville, sergeant-at-
arms for district II, of Ohio.
The new post was installed with
6S members.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NdNb NO. IHSNl
Estate of John Wenger. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Will
has been duly appointed Administra-
tor OF the Estate of John WengeT,
deceased, late of Jerome Township,
Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 2T day OF October, 1915.
JOHN w. DALEY,
Probate Judge Of said County
William l.. Coleman. Attorney
ll-a-3AI
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the Union County Commissioners
will view this road at 10 am. on
November 26. 1s45 and a final hear
ing will be held at Commissioner
office, Monday. December 3 at 10
o clock
Yours very truly,
Union County Commissioner
F. r. McCurdy, Clerk.
11-12-2M
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VIEW. INSTALLED
IN REDWOOD sun.

A crowd estimated at more than
900 persons attended the installa-
ton services of Redwood post No.
1854 of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, held in the high school audi
torium, Sunday.
Preceding the program, there
was parade through the business
district to the school building,
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LEGAL NOTICE
VACATING ROAD
In Considr einOOta

In consideration of the Public
Welfare the Union County Commits
sioners will close the untmproved
dirt road, which is on the line be
tween the Townships of Paris and
Taylor. This road extends from the
Marysville and Kenton state road
between the property line of Ernest
c. NJ. NicoTs 1O5 Acres in ANS. No.
5I36, Paris Township and Asa c.
Lees AZ and 142 Acre tracts in N.M.S.
No. 4264, Taylor Township in a west
erly direction to terminus Of road
at Millcreek. a distance OF six .enths
C6) of a mile.
In compliance with Sec. 1858 G. c..
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Advertisement
From where | sit ...by Joe Marsh.
Factory versus Form:
A Draw

beer, ''brewed from golden farm
er's grain" allows Jud, q. and
bottled and kept wholesome by
the ingenuity of industry" Mel
adds politely.
From where / sit, we may have
different occupations, different
standards, different opinions ..
but we're all necessary to one
another. And the more we skip
the differences, and stress the
bigger issues of cooperation, toll
eranCe, and understanding
the closer we are TO a better
World 4s MA,4<.
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Cut Railways

The retreating Nazis used power
full devices, called "scariders"-
giant hooks with a knife-like edge
to cut the cross-ties and twist the
tracks of the French and German
railroads.
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Reveal Engagement
Saturday Evening

Al a party az the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Faulkner, Saturday
evening. the engagement OF their
daughter Norma Mae to Robert j.
Carter. ANN. (P) &c. U.S.N.. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel II. Car
ter. Pomona, Cal. was announced.
The guests were high school class
mates OF Miss Faulkner. several OF
whom have been together since en-
tering kindergarten. Miss Faulkner,
whose marriage will take place Nov.
IS, is the first OF the group to he
married.
The announcement. a complete
surprise TO her friends. was made
by means OF a bulletin board bear.
ing the names and pictures OF the
couple, and their insignias, all Dor
dered in the national colors. The
bulletin board had been placed on
the piano rack.
The evening was pleasantly spent
playing pencil games. writing ad-
vice 10 the bride, and recipes, one
OF which was a recipe for boiling
water. Prizes were won by Misses
Donelda Wagner and LeLynn Lev
erett.
Miss Faulkner has been taking
training as cadet nurse In Chi
cago.
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Veterans Fathers
Given Party

A chicken pie dinner was given
Sunday, by the Auxiliary. Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. for the men o,
Ypsilanti Post and the Fathers OF
Overseas Veterans Club and their
families. The kitchen committee
was Mrs. Ora Allen, Mrs. Anna Lau.
rain. Mrs. Title Steffens. and Mrs.
Hazel Homer. The dining room
committee was Mrs. Ethyl Young,
Mrs. Mabel Morhous and Mrs. Marie
Allen. After the meal. Mrs. Alvins
Grub. president OF the Auxiliary,
introduced Post Commander Walter
Emmett. Junior vice commander.
Fred Earle. Elmer Kidder, Veterans
service officer. and Lieut. Harry
Conn. just returned from several
years overseas In many areas. all
OF whom spoke briefly.
Later the guests played cards,
the winners being Mrs. Marie Allen,
Mrs. Anna Laurain. Thomas Bay
and Leo Hewitt, with door prize to
Mrs. Viola Emmett and special prir-
es to Mrs. Alvins Grub and Mrs.
Ora Allen.
The cleanup committee was Mrs
Minnie Brier and Mrs. Katherine
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Conant
and son Bruce Paul OF Plymouth
were dinner guests Sunday evening
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gardner
and family.
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Women Elect Golf Officers
Star Players Get Trophies

pionship, and Mrs. Hunter was run.
ner-up.
Mrs. c. p. McLain was runner.up
in the lS-hole handicap event, and
Mrs. Paul Hayward was runner-up
in the consolation.
Mrs. Battelle. runner-up. first
flight championship.
Mrs. Kelly. consolation, first
Edward Jamas. runner.up.
Mrs. Wales Signor. winner second
flight championship; promoted c
10 b. handicap %. Mrs. o. d. Camp.
bell. runner-up.
Mrs. A. Vossler, winner third
flight, championship. reduced han.
dicap two strokes and Mrs. w. F..
Silkworth. runner-up. 9-hole tourna.
ment.
Mrs. Ross Wisbin. winner con.
ISOLATION, third flight. champion
ship; runner-up, consolation 9-hole
handicap tournament.
Mrs. E. ]. LaPointe. winner 8.
hole handicap tournament and Mrs.
c. Jones. runner-p.
Mrs. Matthews. reduced handi.
cap, 4 strokes. Mrs. Greenstreet, 2
strokes, Mrs. Erwin Saunders. one
stroke; Mrs. Lynn Schaffer. Mrs.
Harold Leverett, Mrs. William Bias.
sett, and Mrs. William Waidner
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Armistlee Dsy Surprise

Carol Rose Tully, 80 Center St,
was very happily surprised Sunday
afternoon. when the members OF
the Stitch and Chatter All Club and
a few other little friends, came in
to remind her she was twelve years
old.
The guests also were surprised,
when their club leader. Miss Miriam
FULLY arrived Unexpectedly from
East Lansing. where she Is taking
a Kellogg short course in home eco.
Monies and community service.
The afternoon was spent in mu-
steal games and contests. The Chav-
ez sisters favored the group with
native Mexican songs.
a large birthday cake was served
with ice cream, and favors were
gay baskets OF assorted nuts and
candies. tied with red, white and
blue ribbon. Many lovely gifts we're
received.
Those enjoying the party were
Mary and Alice Chavez. Shirley
Grannis. Betty Ann Holt, Betty
Johnson. Dorothy Meyer, Marilyn
Newhouse, Donna and Doris Ride.
nour, Nancy and Barara Marushak.
Gretchen and Maureen Liss, Patri-
ella and Linda Bowman. Miss Miri,
am Tully returned TO East Lansing,
Sunday evening.
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FATHER OF BRIDE CONDUCTS
CEREMONY 1T STONY CREEK

Miss Eda Fac Hansen. daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd f. Hansen.
Stony Creek Road. and Glenwood
Brown. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
R. Brown, Lowell Street. Ypsilsnti,
were united in marriage in a double
ring ceremony at the home OF the
brides parents, Sunday.
The ceremony was performed
by the brides father. and Mrs. Beth
Hansen. sister-in.law of the bride,
acted as matron OF honor, while
Robert Wagner, brother-in-law OF
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Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


psan Chapter s Order OF Eastern Star regular meet
ing. 7:30 Masonic Temple lodge
dinner meeting $780, Charles McKenny Hall Prof
Carl Pray, host
Queen City Lodge Knights Pyhas o'clock Castle
Girl Scout Council $3.50, Ypant High School lunch room
Lutheran Altar Guild o'clock. with Mrs. Donald Ring.
United Spanish War Veterans O'Clock, GAR Hall.
Monday Whist Club. 1880, with Mrs. Mary McGough.
Ypsan Taxpayers Association $780, Ypsanti High School
TUESDAY
Girl three $780, Sarkweathe troop five As
Roosevelt: nine o'clock, Sarkweaher troop II, $3.50
House 15 John; 13 3l5 St John;
2 $3.50 90. 35 Gilbert House;
345, St. Lukes IS 315, Woodruff; troop 80
$780, Gilbert House.
Family Agency,
Commerce.
Womens Relief Corps card yarty at o'clock
Phoenix Lodge number IS and A. NJ regular communication
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Woodruff Mothers Club, O'clock kindergarten
ruff School.
Executive meenb of 1880 with
Loyal Order Of Moose, So'clock Moose Hail.
ned Cross sewing knitting five Wech Hall o'clock
Wolverine Palace number ~ Princes installation
officers 1880, Castle Hall.
Auxiliary Veterans Foreign o'clock
Initiation
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Mrs. Fred Battelle was elected
president OF the Wssh-enaW Wom'
ems Golf Association at the lunch
con. and annual meeting, Charles
McKeuny Hall, Saturday.
Of 10 members. = were present
The business meeting. following
luncheon. was conducted by the re.
firing president. Miss Chloe Todd.
who az the close OF the meeting
was paid tribute for her two years
in office.
Mrs. Agnes Matthews read nom
nations: Mrs Battelle president:
Mrs. V. NJ. Kelly. vice president;
Mrs. W. +. Silkworth, secretary;
Mrs. William Crouch, treasurer.
All were unanimously elected. Re-
firing officers. Miss Todd, Mrs.
Joseph Thompson. vice president;
Mrs. Kelly. secretary; and Mrs.
William Waidner. treasurer. viii
serve one year as an advisory
board TO the incoming officers
Engraved trophies we're awarded
Mrs. William Bruce Cameron.
Washtensw County champion;
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen. winner OF
the match handicap tournament;
Mrs. Fred Hunter. winner OF IS
holes low net on the 25th anniyer-
sary day OF celebration in July.
There we're Is tables in play for
bridge. with ten players preferring
Michigan poker. Prizes were award.
ed for bridge 10 Mrs. Agnes Mat
news. Mrs. NJ. p. O'Hara and Mrs,
Rupert Miller. Mrs. Atwood McAnd-
rev and Mrs. Ralph Wilson we're
winners NJ Michigan poker, Door
nrizRs were won BY Mesdames Fred
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Princes to Install
Officers Tuesday

Members o: Wolverine Palace
No. 40 Princes OF Syracuse will in.
stall newly elected officers at the
Pythian Hall Tuesday evening at
their regular weekly meeting.
Members OF Wolverine Palace
will have use OF the club room
each Tuesday evening. The boys
are planning membership contest
in the near future. There have been
10 new palace formed in the United
States this year and four palaces
we're reinstated. Michigan ranks
second and has a fine chance OF
becoming the leader by January l.
The local palace is planning
dances at the Pythian hall each
Friday evening during the winter
for all teen age boys and girls in
Npsilanti
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COLLEGE ORCHESTRA TO
OPEN SERIES sunday

The Normal College orchestra
will open the winter program with
a concert Sunday. The orchestra,
for the second season will be under
the direction OF William ID. Fitch OF
the Conservatory staff and two
concerts are scheduled for this
semester.
For the opening concert. the solo
ist will be Vincent DeMatteis. q
pupil OF Alder: Luconl. with: vio-
Inns. Barbara Warner. Phoebe But
terrified. Jean K. Johnson, FranLi
lsbell. Gwen Brady, Roseland Pur-
cell. Louise Smith. Joan Young,
Elfrieda Sietz. Mary Lou Stevens;
viola, H. z. Lalng, Evelyn Austin.
cello. Mary Alice Warner, Geraldine
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Lunt Clark Grsenstreet. Conrad
Jones, A. J. Whitmire. R. Z. Schrsp-
per, Lynn Scha:fer and Arthur Rob-
inett.
Winter bridge luneheons were
voted in again for the coming sea.
son at the rate OF one a month, the
first one TO be In December. the
last in April. The membership list
will be divided into five groups,
each group 10 take It's turn at plan.
ming and making arrangements for
one party a. the request OF Ann
Arbor members, one function will
be held there.
Those winning golf prizes. in ad.
dition to the three mentioned. were;
Mrs. Wilson, winner Of the first
flight in the championship tourna-
ment, who, starting in :he spring in
the c class was promoted TO the b,
then 10 the A. and closed the season
on the honor roll with q IL handi-
cap. for the most outstanding rec.
ord OF the year.
Mrs. Robinett. another 70 make
great progress during the summer
was promoted from c to B. closing
with a IS handicap and winner OF
three events: the consolation OF the
lS-hole handicap tournament, the
consolation o: the s-hole handicap
tournament and runner.up in the
consolation OF the second flight
OF the championship.
Mrs. Nehlsen was runner-up 10
Mrs. Cameron In the championship,
and reduced her handicap five
strokes during the season.
Miss Josephine Lange was win
ner Of the consolation OF the cham
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the groom, performed the duties OF
best man.
Mrs. Mildred Whitehead, sister
Of the bride, sang Because" and
Il Love You Truly, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Dorotha Gold
stein. sister OF the groom.
After the reception which follow
ed the ceremony. the bride and
groom left on a short honeymoon
trip. On their return they will re-
side at 334 Jarvis Street.
Guests were present from Ypsi.
lanti, Milan. Durand. Wayne. Ath-
ems. Marshall, and Kalamazoo.
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Rural Events
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Saline
Past Matrons Club will meet
Monday at l o'clock. luncheon and
social afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Sam Lambarth.
TUESDAY
Salem
Annual business meeting OF the
Congregational Church, 8 o'clock.
Reports read and electing Of Off
GERS.
Oakviils
The farmers club will meet In
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason. with a potluck supper at 7
O'Clock. Professor Bower. OF the
State Normal College will speak.
WEDNESDAY,
willis
Annual fair and chicken supper 4
p. m.-Afternoon and evening sale
OF fancy work. vegetables. Christ
mas cards, candies. rag rugs, woven
and crocheted. Reservations should
be with Mrs. Helen Essex, general
chairman.