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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
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MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-429I and 4-7576 after 5:3a

tanned Pvt. and Mrs. Edward
Kemp, of Miamisburg, for her
brother, Thursday with a picnic
supper and swimming party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Dutton en-
tertained with a picnic supper at
the Ohio Apple Orchard. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Wright and daughter, Sara,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. DeVoss,
daughter, Helen, and son, John,
Mrs. Barbara Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Bishop and daughter, Nanci-
anna, and the guest of honor.
-lI- III IL
BLUE STAR MOTHERS
The Leesburg-Magnetic Blue
Star Mothers will hold an ice
cream social Tuesday night, July
81 at Magnetic Springs. There will
be home made cake. Proceeds will
go for the benefit of service boys
in the hospitals.
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MRS. PAUL MILLS

MRS. PAUL MILLS
In the Presbyterian church at
Plain City on June Is, Miss Ruth
Derr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Story, Plain City, became
the bride of S/Sgt. Paul Mills, of
Pataskala. Sgt. Mills is station
ed at Kelly Field, Tex.
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MRS. SANDERS

MRS. SANDERS
On July I2, Miss Leah Belle
Sanders, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Sanders, of Rich
wood, became the bride of Mr..
Garfield Stewart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stewart, of MarengO.
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CIRCLE OF SERVICE PICNIC

The Circle of Service of the
Kings Daughters will hold its an
nual picnic August Is at the home
of Mrs. George Ager in Columbus.
Announcements will be given lat
aK~
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SUNDAY GUESTS

For the pleasure of their niece,
Mrs. Harry Ammeter, of Kingston,
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brown and daughter, Marjorie, en-
tertained at their home Sunday,
on w. Fifth st.
A pot-luck dinner was enjoyed
by the following relatives and
friends: Mrs. George Brown, Mans
field; Mrs. Amelia Raines and
granddaughter, Mary Jo., Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Raines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Belville, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parr and sons, Bob, Dick and jim;
Miss Gladys Scheiderer, Miss Mae
belle Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Mitchell and Mr.. Malen Mather.
IL IL II
RECEIVES ROSES
Mrs. Leo Moore, ElWood ave-,
received a dozen beautiful roses,
Sunday from her husband for their
wedding anniversary. Pfc. Moore is
stationed in Germany.
II II IL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
RECEIVES ROSES

ADVERTISE IN THE JCURNAl
READ THE JOURNk:
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: PERSONALS

y Mrs. Carl Ebright, of Ostrander,
Is showing marked improvement,
at Jane Case hospital, in Della
ware, where she has been confined
Tor the past several weeks. She was
suffering from a serious stamach
allment and was in critical con-
dition for some time.
Mr.. Carl Rode, of Kitchener,
ontario, and Mrs. VIM. Vock, Of
Bornholm, Ontario, Canada, arriv-
ed Monday for visit with their
sister, Mrs. Anna Scheiderer, of E.
Sixth st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
TAX BOOKSCLOSE

For the last ke.f of 1914 land
tax on August 10. 7-26-5t
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ON VACATION
RETURNS HOME

Mr.. mad Mrs. H. l. Huffman will
return from Wooster this evening,
where they were called by the
death of the latter'S brother-in-
law, Mr. William Harris.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
MRS. REILLEY HOME

Mrs. Marguerite Reilley, super
intendent of the Reformatory for
Women, was brought home from
Grant hospital in the William H.
Faulkner ambulance, Wednesday.
She is convalescing nicely from an
emergency appendicitis operation,
but will not be able to receive visit
orS for another two weeks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
LEGION AUX. CONFERENCE
HOME ON LEAVE

Seaman Charles RooSa, u. S.
Coast Guard, Seaside Heights, N.
j., arrived this morning to spend
a Today leave with his parents,
Sheriff and Mrs. Homer S. Rosa.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
AT REDWOOD FAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bumgarner,
son, Robert, and Donna Mae Webb
spent Friday at the Redwood Fair
and enjoyed a picnic dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Bumgarner
and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Disbennett, son, Ted; Yeteve KernS
and Jack Bumgarner.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

i. april 1894 ob tricstrt a eno.
Navzoci !: 4
Nastal je premor. cul " je le
dez, ki je bill po steklu. Molk je
prekinil doktor::
NO, Jerancie, ali Sc vedno
tajite 2"
s'Nimam cesa priznati!"
'sVedno enako zakrknjen!
Prisli s1no,, da va m povemo,
cemu ste ustrelili Petkovsko-
vo!"
''Vidite, gospod nadsvetnik,
kako mi morate vse sele pove-
dati, pa me Sc ne verujete, da
ne vem sam nicesar o tenn zlo-
cinu. Zakaj maj hi jo bill ravno
jazz
"Saj to smo vam prisli pove-
dati, zakaj ste Jo!" Okol usten
mu je igral tisti zmagoslavni u
smev, kakor prvi dan, ko je mi
sill, da me je svojim pogle-
dom fasciniral. -.
"Poslusajte izjavo svojega
najboljsega prijatelja, XII ste
mu zaupali pred umorom, kal
ste nameravali S Petkovsko'
vo," je nadaljeval in me pre-
meteno motril. Ugibal sem, kdc
hi utegnil biti to "najboljsi", a
ze v naslednjem trenutku je O.
nj razgrnil polo papirja in "a
eel brati. Razume Sc, da sem z
napeto pozornostjo poslusal. Y
izjavi je stale, da Sc m reke
dne 81. marca V soil nekemu
tovarisu, da DO danes 81. mar
ca) Sc prijetno, ces, da 81 ODE
tam Cd dogovorjenega sestan
ka Petkovskovo nekaj poseb
mega. "Najboljsi'' prijatelj S;
| je v izjavi izrazil jasno in dolo
ceno, da sem mu omenjenegs
dne zaupal, da mi DO morals
Petkovskova osebno zrtvijt
dokazati svojo ljubezen. &c p;
tega ne DO hotela, da jo bon
ustrelil.
Ko je nadsvetnik opazil, d.
kar strmim mad tako izjavo, m
je pomolil papir pod nos. Pre-
Sital sem podpis. D. c.
! (Dalje prlhodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

jim sedaj posveeal komaj po-
vprecno pozornost. Neizprosno
50 mi grozili, da me najmanj O.
besijo, &c ne priznam. zacel sem
sumiti, da imajo tt ljudje NOR
da striktna navodila, kako maj
vplivajo name. In vsiljevali SO
mi prav inkvizitorske pojme Q
justifikacijah.' "
Okoli druge ure je nastal zu-
mai ma hodniku glasen hrup,
XII Sc je bolj priblizeval celici.
Okorne stopinje okovanih cev-
ljev SO glusile glasno govorje-
ME, da nisem mogel razlociti
nobene besede. Takrat Sc je ne
kaj z velikim truscem podrlo
Ma hodniku so stale izgotovlje-
ne metle in je nemara kdo pc
nerodnosti sunil vanje, da sc
padle po kamenitih tleh. v vra.
tih je skrtnil kljuc in ma pragu
Sc je pokazal jetnisnicni ravna'
tell ter neki orozniski major
Preko njunih ramen je iztego.
valo. glave okoli trideset oroz.
nikov, da 81 ogledajo 'znameni'
tega junaka" z Vodovodne &C.
ste. Pc obicajnih vprasanjik
"kako mi kaj gre" in zee sem ze
kaj priznap', so Sc odpravil
dalje.
v celico je fiscal mrak. Pc.
gledal sem skozi okno. Po ne
bu so Sc podili temni oblaki
zbirala Sc je nevihta. Pod mo-
jim oknom so spravljai kaz'
njenci lopatami mog '
klet, Sc surovo prepirali in ,kle'
Ii.
! Moglo je biti okoli sedme u
re, ko je prisel cuvaj policij
skin zaporov in me vodil v svo
I jo pisarnico. Tu sem nasel mad
svetnikovega pomocnika. Pomo
lii mi je neki klobuk in velel
maj Sc pokrijem. Nato so Cd
prli vrata in pri vhodu sem "a
gledal neznano gospo z majhnt
deklico. "Aha, konfrontacija!'
sem sc domislil. Uradnik il j
porocil, maj 81 me dobro ogleda
Gospa je uprla oci proti men
in klecnila z nogami. Da je n
prestregel uradnik, bi bila O
mahnila po tleh. Dekletce je "a
jokalo in Sc bojece stisnilo /
mamici.
Da sem napravil tako "mo
goeen" Wits, je gotovo pripo
mogla neprikupljiva zunanjost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
Mali ogIasi
lEQrIIlQ

S /. marcem Sc, odda v na-
jem 40 akrov zenlje; 25 "a OBJ
delovati, drugo pasnik; 4 akre
grozdja. Najemnina oskrba
donna in gospodarja. Odda Sc
tudi ''lease" "a pet let. Costa
"a 3O7 528. Joe Sivec, r. r.
D. 2, Ross Rd., So. Madison, O,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04

ki Sc je clovek navzame " po-l
manjkanju najnunejsih sred-1
stew "a telesno kulturo. In ce je|
zraven tega se delezen laska-
vega mnenja, da je morilec le-1
pc blagajnicarke, nj cudno, akoI
odpovedo Oh pogledu mani OBJ
tutljivi zenski zivci. TO sooce-.
ME Sc je torej "ponesrecilo"
Straznik me je spremil nazaj v
celico.
Razpravil sem Sc in legel k
pocitku, ki sem ga bill tako po-
treben. Hrepenel sem po trd-
nem, zdravem spancu, XII bi mi
vsaj "a nekoliko ur odvzel ne
znosno breme obupnih skrbi.
Cd zunaj je prihajalo oddalje-
no grnenje; veter je metal v
zaprto okno redke dezevne kap-
lie. Obrnil sem sc k stem, 81 po-
tegnil odejo cez glavo in kma-
lu zaspal. ..~
IL najslajsega spanja me je
nenadoma z b u dilo rozljanje
pred vrati. Nekdo je vtaknil
kljuc kljucavnico in odprl. Bill
je "cerberus' policijskih zapo-
rov.
"Hitro Sc oblecite, pojdeva,' "
je ukazal, sc obrnil k sluzbujo-
cemu pazniku, XII je pridrsal od-
nekod, in mu nekaj sepetal. Ko
sem bill z oblacenjem gotov,
sem Sc Sc ozrl, &c nisem morda
kaj pozabil, in stopil ven. Bill
sem uverjen, da so nasli prave-
ga in me zdaj spuste domov.
Nekam tajinstveno, skoro bo-
jece so odmevalf straznikovi in
mojl koraki po praznih, razsvet-
| ljenih hodnikih v grobni mir.
V pisarnici je bilo hladno, da
me je stresal mraz. Zavil sem
Sc tesneje v povrsnik. ia hip
sem Sc zagledal skozi okno vi
harno noe. Po nebu so sc cepili
slepeci bliski kakor ognjene ka'
&c in obsevali mokra slemena
sodne palace. Tam onstran dvo.
risca je lezalo podolgovato po-
slopje, v cigar velikih oknih sc
plahutale oh svetlikanju bliska'
vice splasene sence. Tam je bi
la porotna dvorana. Tesno ms
je zgrabilo pri srcu, kakor zls
slutnja Sc je pridrevilo v duso
Ma streho onkraj sodisca pa 81
Je Vslpal deZ, da Je bllO cutl, ka
kor bi skrivnostna roka white
la po njej IL jeklenih vrvi sple
ten mic
Pri vhodu Sc je pojavil dr.
Moder. Spremljala sta ga IDOL
gi' in "debeli". Cd plascev jim
je curljala dezevnica. Ko so jif
odlozili, 81 je naredil "dolgi'
prostor pri mizi in pripravi
papir. Nadsvetnik pa je jel ma
rekovati:
"zapisnik, sestavljen v po
licijskih zaporih v noci cd 4. ns
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-04
PET LET POZNEJE
LOUIE JERANGIC
IL dnevniko Cd dpus6enego koznienco)
Gdaljevasje)
LOUIE JERANCIC

(Nadaljevanje)
Torei ma denar, ma memo
skromno placilo je prezal I'VE
rinski demon! Ali je vedel, da
DO nasel pri njej le en- tisoc dl-
nariev in Sc odlocil, da 10 radi
tega malenkostnega zneska u
streli? Morda pa je incl Sc ka-
ke druge namene. Ha, sedaJ
vem, zakaj so postal ma policiji
tako pozorni ma ona diva plosc-
nata kljuca, XII so ju nasli pri
meni prvi dan! sedaj mi je zna~
no, zakaj SO jih sli preizkusit v
kino "Ti.o...' Ceividno SO Fa-
niki manjkai kljuci cd blagaj-
ne. Kaj &c je bilo morilcu do te-
ga, da Sc polasti kljucev in po-
tenn vlomi v blagajno? Torej
najprej umorjena in nato Sc O.
ropana! Uboga, nesrecna Fa-
nika! In sedaj nameravajo ma
prtiti vso ogromno, nezaslisa-
no odgovornost tega nizkega
zlocina - meni? Nj dovolj, da
je zaslo v njen prerani grob maj
toplejse solnce, XII je kdaj sijalo
ma moja mlada pota, da so z
MO legle v grob vse pisane ma
de in naerti meme ljubezni! Sc
daj maj nosim Sc krvavo zname-
ME brezdusnega morilca? Ne
sreeno dekle, ali maj bo to cena
"a tiste malostevilne ure, XII sva
jih presanjala brez najmanjse'
ga greha v zgodnjepomladan-
skin vecerih? o, VEN! Ne "a
htevas tega tt, XII 81 Sc z lube
Go mislijo name poslovila cd
zivljenja, ne zahtevas, ker yes
da je bilo mole srce pri t e b
tudi v trenutku, ko je iztegnil
prokletnik satansko roko po te.
bi. Pri tebi je bio srce' in z
MIN 81 stopila cez bell prag '
neskoncnost. A ljudje zahteva'
jo, Cd meme maj opravicim two
10 strasno smrt. Kako mai tt
STORM? Vrni Sc, draga moja
"a en- sam trenotek So vrni ir
spregovori! Ali pa vsaj pros
Mega, XII te je utrgal il te solz
ne doline in te presadil v leps
vrt, mai mi da moci, da ne O.
bupam!
S potrto duso sem legel k po
citku.
Cetrti april
Naslednji dan je bill petek
.Dopoldne sta prisla DIR. Model
in njegov. nelocljivi podrejenec
Terjala sta cd meme priznanje
in navajala, kako obtezilno gra'
dive da Sc zbira zoper meme.
"Sestavili bono zadnji zapis
Mix je rekel nadsvetnik, ''ir
popoldne vas izrocimo sodiscu.'
Ko je uvidel, da ne sprawl il
meme mic novega, me je pozval
mai Sc enkrat cd zacetka dc
konca naslikam vse podrobno.
sti usodepolnega vecera.
Vrnivs; Sc V celico, sc me js
lotilo obupno razpolozenje. v
tegoti sem Sc razjokal. "Vse 81
je zaklelo proti meni, po sill me
bodo sprawl ma vesala, kaj m
je storiti!' Ko sem sc nekolike
umiril, pa mi je priplavala pree
oci ljuba podoba zadnjega pri
srcnega slovesa. "Kako tezke
sc je locila cd mene!" sem 81
spomnil. "Kakor da jo je ne
vidna roka zadrzevala in jo no
tela opozoriti, maj ne hodi dalje
- smrti v zrelo. Naposled j
odhitela po hrescecem pesku ,
noe in nikoli vec ne bo videla
solnca, ne cvetocega polja, ne
blesceeih planin!"
v rob mize sem vdolbel cetr.
to zarezo - cetrti dan jetnis.
tva. Kaznjenci, XII so ma hodni.
ku izdelovali metle, so bill med,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
YOUTH COUNCIL
 MEETS TONIGHT
NAACP Local Group to Dis cuss Varied Program of
 Activities

Margaret Connor will preside at tonight's general meeting of the Youth Council of the National As- sociation for Advancement of Col ored People to be held at the Pearl St. Neighborhood House at 8:30 o'clock.
 The Youth council indulges. as part of it's program. in the study of such phases of civic and national endeavor as labor housing, educa- tion, industry, health etc, and to- nights meeting will be for specific purposes of informing the public as to the method of the NAACP's approach to such problems.
 The Waterbury chapter of the na- tional group is one of the more ac- tive of comparative size in the coun- try and has been keenly interested and active in the purposes and true functions of the group. Tn the past It's representatives have participated In all national events relative to the cultural and educational pro. gram of the colorcd people.
 The national chapter of the NAACP and It's sub-chapters are generally accredited with having iostered most of the progressive leg islation affecting the colored peo- pie and have made considerable strides in abolish ng discrimiimtions against all groupi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
CLUB NOTES
Bride-ELeCt
 Feted At Party

Miss Laura phelan, Ashley street, entertained recently at a currency party for her niece, Miss Rosemary Mclaughlin, Shelly street, who wil! be married Saturday to Staff Sgt. George E. Hogan Jr, Plantsville. recently returned from 27 months' service in the Pacific.
 The prospective bride also received several miscellaneous gifts. A large cake formed the centerpiece of the main table and dancing, card play Ing and fortune telling featured the eevning's entertainment.
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. George Hogan, Sr, MT. and Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin, Mir. and Mrs. John Mraz, Sr., MT. and Mrs. William Phelan, MT. and Mrs. John Mraz. Jr., MT. and Mrs. John Doo- Ian, Staff Sgt. George E. Hogan, Jr., Mrs. Barbara Behler, Mrs. Mary Dunlap. Misses Susan Mclaughlin, Katherine, Murrican, Beverly Ho- gan, Ruth Phelan, Claire Phclan, Maureen Phelan, Mary Hartnett, Gertrude Hartnett, Christine Hart nett and It. Arthur O'Donnel, Leo Phelan, Frank Flamer, Andrew Phelan. ST. and Andrew Phelan, Jr.
 Gifts were sent by Mrs. Clifford Bellmay, Mrs. Mary Lynch, Drew lynch and Miss Barbara Hogan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
ELTON CONTRACT CLUB

The Wednesday evening tourna- ment for the Elton Contract club trophy, held under the direction of Mrs. w. sherman Smith at The Elton, closed last night with these winners Alvan Davis and Herbert Root. 367; Mrs. David s. Price and w. s. Smith, 352 1-2; J. R. Hicks and Mrs. Leon Lovejoy, 346. High scores for the evening were: Theo- dore Breithaupt and Frank Me- Namara, 70 l-2; Alvan Davis and Herbert Root, 68 1-2; Mrs. Joseph Reilley and Mrs Aaron Jacobson, 6l 1-2.
 Top scorers in the sweepstake sec tion were Mrs. Joseph Burke and Miss Frances Cassidy, 50 1-2; Mrs. Clayton Winters and Mrs. Domenic Florio, 43; Mrs. Ida Birdsall and Mrs Alvan Davis, AZ 1-2. Winners of the seires include: Mrs. Birdsall, 292 l-2; Mrs. James Wheeler, 264 i; Mrs. Bernard Wilhelm and Mrs. J. J. Vreeland, 246 l-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
 KIWANIANS HEAR OF WAR LOSSES

AL q Kiwanis club meeting in The Elton yesterday, Sando Bologna, military editor, of the Waterbury American stated that Waterbury war casualties have reached a total of l75 men, while 76 were reported during the period from October to the present time. Forty-two Water burians are listed as missing in ac- ton and 22 have been reported since December l, he said.
 George Dukas, former employe Of the Elton, who was honorably dis charged last week from the Cushing General hospital. Birmingham, Mass, told the group of his experi- ences at the front, and urged in- creased war production tt end the war soon and bring the men home from overseas dutX-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
ChMrch Council
 Has Card Party

The Womens Council of St. Johns church held a card party in the parish house yesterday after noon for the benefit of the Army and Navy Commission Fund. Mrs. Seth Bailey was general chairman of the affair.
 High scorers were: Mrs. Wendell Cross, Mrs. Herbert c. Taylor, Mrs. F. r Schofleld, Mrs. Lester Flood, Mrs. Edward M. Molin, Miss Queen Yeats, Mrs. w. O. Taylor. Mrs. Charles Chamberlin, Mrs. Charles Petitjean, Mrs. Charles w. Bring mann, Mrs. William Foley, Mrs. Roger Peabody, Mrs. Henry R. Logan, Mrs. Charles c. Rogers, Mrs. R. A. Veillette, Mrs. Fanny Single. Mrs. D. P. Castaldo, Mrs. Henry Menard, Mrs. Joseph DaSk, Mrs. Eleanor Leitch, Mrs. Ward D. Hobbie, Sr, Mrs. A. H. Hauser, Mrs. H. Gunsalus, Mrs. Earl Flower Mrs. Ralph Grain, Mrs. D. w. Rosebrugh, Mrs. Jenny Blanchard, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. c. F. Olsson and Mrs. Harry G. Owens
 Mrs. Frederic R. Kellogg and Mrs. William Johnson were in charge of the card playing and Mrs. Robert Schlander. Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Arthur Warfel Mrs. John Jameson, Mrs. A. II. Hurlbut, Mrs. Earl McGann, Mrs. Arthur Lambert and Mrs. Robert Streeter, refresh- ments. Tickets were handled by Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm and Mrs. Frank B. Noble.
 The Misses Louise and Belle Brandevein of Waterbury, have ar rived at the Hotel Biltmore, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
Club Notes

A Valentine party will be held at the Platts Mills Community house Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The meeting of the Concordia Ladies auxiliary, originally sched- uled to be held tomorrow evening, has been postponed to Feb. IS at D. m at Concordia hall.
 Division 5, Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H., will meet toniht at 8:l5 at Mechanics hall. Mrs. Catherine Marinan, president. will preside.
 A Valentines day party will be held from 2 to 10 D. m. tomorrow at Christ chapel by the social dancing classes of the Waterbury Girls club 1t was announced last night by Miss Emily Tickell, director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
ScoUiU Girls To
 Sponsor Dance

A Valentine dance. sponsored by the Scovill Girls Club, will be held Thursday, February l5, at the SERA center. Hamilton avenue. from 8:30 until l2 p. m. Music will be provided by Freddie Berdice's orchestra and refreshments will be served. Service men will be admitted free of charge and the public is invited to attend
 The committee in charge includes Dorothy Espelin, chairman, Shirley Collins, Margaret Fenske, Helen Sastuary, Faustina Sullivan and June Sutton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
Girl Scouts Plan
 Skating Part,

Plans for a skating party to be held Saturday at 1:l5 at Scout Camp Wequapauset were made by members of Girl Scout Troop at a meeting yesterday at the Second Congregational church.
 Members who do not have skates may attend. Scouts are asked to bring two tokens and ten cents. The party will be cancelled If there Is a heavy snow.
 The following patrols were as- signed duties for dinner-ward party to be held shortly: Patrol l, hostesses; patrol 2, char committee; patrol 3, table committee; patrol 4, decorations committee and wait reSSes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Nurses To Be
 HOnOred At Tea

Mrs. Edith Ladd and Miss Mar garet Benade will pour at tea to be given today by the Red Cross Nurses Recruitment committee in honor of nurses from this district who have recently been inducted into the armed forces. Mrs. LadG recently retired as executive secre- tary of the Red Cross, while Miss Benade has assumed the position of executive director.
 All nurses who may be interested in serving with the military forces have been invited to attend the tea which will take place at the Red Cross Chapter House, l85 Grove street between 4:30 and 6 D. m.
 A meeting of the Nurses Recruit ment committee will precede the tea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
FORMER WATERBURIAN
 BISHOP COADJUTOR

Rev. Conrad Gesner, son of the late Rev. Anton Gesner who served as rector of All Souls Episcopal church here from 1917 to 1880, has been elected bishop coadjutor of South Dakota Missionary district
 Rev. MT. Gesner is now serving as rector of St. John the Evangelist church in St. Paul, Minn. Ills sister, Mrs. Paul Shepardson, resides at IT Hewlett street, in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
BIBLE CONFERENCE
 SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Dr. E. Schuyler English of Phila- delphia, former president of the Philadelphia School of the Bible and now q member of the board of directors. wll lspeak at the monthly Bible conference tonight at 7:46 in st. Paul's Methodist church The conference here is sponsored by the New England Fellowship. the Tabernacle Baptist. WaterVille Union. Advent Christian. and St Paul'S Methodist churches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday evening tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge club. conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriar- ty. 60 Linden street, resulted in the following top scores: North and south. Mrs. Chester May ond Miss Maureen Bowling. 80 l-2; MT. and Mrs. s. H. Gabrielson, 70; east and west, Mrs. James Zarella and Mrs. Paul Lord, 73; Mrs. Mark Margiot- ta and Mrs. Domenic Guerrero, 69. The official standing: Mr. and Mrs. Gabrielson, 383; Mrs May and Miss Bowling, 372; Mrs. Margiotta and Mrs. Guerrera, 360: MT and Mrs. Norman Reed, 356 l-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
Women Hear
 Miss BeIyea

Miss Eleanor Belyea, form erly of this city. discussed her wo. z as as- sociate director of Christian Educa- ton for the New York City Baptist Society, at meeting yesterday of the First Baptist church women.
 The Christian Friendliness Con- mittee. of which Mrs. John Mckay is chairman, was in charge of the meeting. Hostesses were Mrs. Loren Durner and Mrs. Harry D. Ham, monds.
 Mrs. Paul Marggran Is president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

The following marriage inten- tiOns have been filed at the bureau of vital statistics, Town Clerks office:
 Kenneth ]. Waters, U. s. Army, 65 Wheeler street, and Barbara Evelyn Calvin, 13 Taylor street.
 Albert EngeI. 47 Prospect street. and Frieda Gartzman, B Ward street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
USO H0SteSses To
 Sponsor Dance

Junior hostesseS of the USO will sponsor Valnetine party and dance Wednesday evening, Feb. IA, at 8:15 D. m. in the ballroom of The Elton to which all servicemen and ord- nance men working in Waterbury war plants and all servicemen home on furlough are invited.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-08
Births

MT. and Mrs. Edmund Carserino of Wolcott street, announce the birth oi a daughter. Diane, yesterday at Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Carserino is the former Josephine Del Monte of Torrington.
 A daughter, Maureen, was born yesterday at St. Mary's hospital to MT. and Mrs. John Holohan. Brent wood avenue. Mrs. Holohan IS the former Margaret Hardy.