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BOATS tcon,.).

EvINRUpE ouTBoARD MoToRs-9 mod.
civilians to begin shortly. Order now;
y y o ahoce SIG deposit on ths motor
play in our store. as deliveries will be
appears under each model S. KING FUL-
TON. INC, sO5 Maine ave. s.w. Telephone
. FISHING BoATs--m eft Oft.
beam: new Ch-ysler marine motor with
teaucton gear; cabin inn, plus sleeping guar n
cushioos. sioo See PARK K. soWAsia
at Bgzzard Point Docking Co. fos OF
S Ss1a1 o E 'st CONT r ,4 sopa'len
S2G 5A ti Mo1 ok s ssfI used all
pseo BGSq fSSeatSa s5o h 'phf E9o
WsSfFHaass f7 sAIEs co Sa!sE
RRiltchHAsKiDss;ooN sa-Fr CRUISER, sleeps a:
JOHNSON 2I-H,P. sEAHoRSE, Old Town
oTgoaKkn ,DesdhTPooi sT50 IA 508W
&.3sr NJ Tn" tx pe51e'' eono'''0h - go
s SAL a3,,h left Annapolis made; com
equipment. used very little. See at Ward
Pat H s6 G 81 Soon W. o 5a55
largest bargain cruising auxiliary ketch
i %rits "B1o1T' ils5 Morse s. me- WASH
LUCKY" 16 it., registered. Comet class,
eeasnt , throughoqs; 4th ana A division
laying $4oS; Phone RE. 5is2.
E1lnrude outbosrd motor to steering TiaR
sise ekAMsTo 5eS901 Bo flPn' 9aRp 5snt5
SOFT. FISHING BOAT lexceptionaD. mo-
tor ,,s Palmer model 40 Pyrotax saS stoye,
1ss ssn n?HsS toilet Me- Hhts ef cedar hull I4
6 6TiHEo YAED uG Gaanissyiiis; Nd: 60 w.,
y hp; Aft. Army assault boat; bargain.
o-cABIN CRUISER. 42', AL condition.
eauipped; must be sold this week end
s. Yacht cb6s
CHRIs-CR,FT, de luxe, late Al. all ma
solo complete with 6-vot lighting plant
! + HE pre*ervers. . anchors, Venetian
ming ladder ard carpet sweeper; ! 3o~h D. D
marine engine priced to sell. Call TIE
oPEN WORK BOAT tdory,. 30 it.. sp.-tt
/ beam, Dodge motor, in perfect shape; 10
h na. outbosrd loft rowboat. 4-cylinder
7 ''HI4s '4N maj &c IHbtOI- 80 oIQS pickup
ttrgck, ;-soeed hend winch. l. set rope
faHS. 2o-ft. speedooat and misc items
owner lea wing South. best offer will buy
I CHARLES BOAT YARD, on Eastern
Branch fetween Sousa Bridge and railway
oUTBoAkbb MOTOR. johnson light twin.
Sunday after : m. EX. 400. Ext. AIS
i6' ROUND BOTTOM racing sloop. excel
/ lent condition. s425: So Matthews design
cabin cruiser, Kermath engine, sleeps, 4
excellent condition, 5000, "a cabin
cruiser, fine mechanical condition. ready
to demonstrate. $3.50. Listines needed OF
good boats at reasonable prices located in
this area. Marine railway, marine paints
suppllec, equipment. marine engines, motor
overhaullng. expert boat repairing and re-
finishing, SHADY SIDE BOAT YARD
NICE ei-ToOT CABIN CRUISER, sleeps .
running water, icebox. stove, new life pre-
servers 81 anc h95o compass ready TO go;
1i-FT. PENYAN. equipped with life
preseryer cushions, seats, running lights
spotlight, TOOL kit, oars, etc, 10Th p John
son, S225. Call NO. 1894 after II noon
I6-H.P. CUPBOARD, l4-ft. Thompson
runabout $3.50, BUzZARD S POINT BOAT
YARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AMAZING. OPPORTUNITY to purchase
choice selection of household furniture;
mast es de sD ehss s0a lamps oeca
sional tables, antique maple chest. cleo
iaiet c fsenS 20 sewing 4Iss machine Owner
sURPLiGs one-man' portable paint spray
outfit. complete; no priority reouired
ELEc rRfc. sH' COS Carroll ave
ssiS SSssSe r mmsasas ss
livery to manufacturers, distributors, deal,
ers, service garages. feet operators, Read
fs's &c se method Under 1i Witch sell
nd how you qgsf bave Tor Pgyf er
since and including 1889 Every part
tram sRSasf p axes derentals sparE
plugs. etc, II it is part of an auto
mobile or truck we have it for sale Ne New
all new automotive parts are sold on a
standard price list basis instead Of on a
bd 6 Ssss ased ao depS aat
basis. We pay shipping costs Full freight
allowed everywhere in the U. s, Minimum
$500 net (after your discount is deducted)
1t is anticipated that small dealers who
How to qualify: We have sent TO our en-
tire malllDG llSt OF auJOInOtlVe dlStrlDutOrS,
dealers. service garages, fleet operators. a
complete broadside with a qualification
blank. If you have not received your
qualification blank, write or wire your re-
gional office today. Trade discounts apply
at all levels. Write, do not call or phone
your local sur"lus property regional office.
Our staff workers can handle applications
quicker and more efficiently by mail than
any other method Please cooperate. If
your business is in the District of Colum
bia, Delaware. Pennsylvania, Maryland or
Virginia. write ONCE of Surplus Property,
Department of Commerce, Automotive Divi-
sion. Lafayette Building. 9TH and Chest
nut SITS, Philadelphia, Pa. If your bust
ness is in New York or New Jersey, write
Office of Surplus Property, Department OF
Commerce, Automotive Division, 6lst floor
Empire State Bldg. New York |, N. Y
II your business is in Indiana. Kentucky
Ohio or West Virginia. write Once OF
Surplus Property. Department of Com
merce, Automotive Division. 704 Race
St. Cincinnati ., Ohio. If your business
is in Alabama. Florida. Georgia, MISSISSIPPI
pi North Carolina South Carolina or Ten
nesse, write Once of Surplus Property
Department OF Commerce, Automotiye Divi-
sion. l05 Pryor st ne, Atlanta 3, Ga.
This is Nation wide sale. II you are
not located in above States, contact your
regional office or consult your State Auto
mobile Dealers Association Office OF
Surplus Property. Department OF Com
merce AutomotlVe Division.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC. Cont.

sssnsuzsss palsssi.aA o Mc IsS ss'fkkfsE KEN.
N ss. sH, 77ss. See ad telephone di.
I BOXER PUZZLES ,I BY Champion e Chico.
i Bo9E H. s9ld mon ebndls A. 1898
ESeIisH BULLDOG ruprIEs-Res,stra.
K1NS. g01 Caroline street, Fredericksburg
Virginia. Day phone 80; night I54l-W.
BOXER PUPPIES. champion sired. Axe,
inter Of : now offered males. females, 8
s Skf o Wit. pszs PsE Church sse11 &
Pc Ell. Ext, 1924. ANDERSON wv
COCKER; tan, male. 8 mos; lovely pet.
GTR S FPS most sorseou,
p88ps Of champion s a0sk Tesstered female
aE 2 s c Hi iaI2 pu Ct '" mos
gi: NV off Of 14th and Clifton 0 sts. NV.
show stock with friendly fearless dis.
12 AND 30 MR B zeSsn Ab * sR9t
DoBERMAN BITCH, months. excellent
2Se %if s diStemper and rabies sertihcase
Inspect at HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.
Tw so lf6h II { Pups. male, from finest
hin Herndon. Va. Phone 100, %
COCKER PUPPIES, 8 weeks, black. males
and females lovely, healthy, home raised,
D weImed r and GaM
Dam and puppies can be seen at Ellis N;
Bra1dywine ST., Arlington, Va. or call
GIL. 1858 week ends and evenings; MA.
1870. to weekdays
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black and
tan tan AND red Axe reg, excellent pedigree;
DALMATIAN, female 7 months MRS.
HAYES. Hynesboro Park, at Lanham Nd.
Phone Hyattsville 5401
PO0DLES, standard, black females.
weeks, by Oh. Ensarr Astre. BY appoint
ment only. 500. Phone Falls Church 1928.
BOXER, ribbon winning fawn female. in
tellgent Watehdos, excellent with children.
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES, pedigreed
ADORABLE COCKER SPANIEL PUPS A.
e C. reg Gyo large selection, 3 months old.
1 sdAfk osS5F sFAsh .ss5 90 s a9n
COCKER SPANIEL. stud services and
grooming 45lo Burlington I'd, Hyatts-
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. wks.. reg.
A. K. G. reds; aiso two young litterS 20
reds; 45l0 Burlington I'd, Hyatts. UN.
SCHNAUZERS, miniature from stortborz
are Of the elite of oogdom and internal
tlonally known. Falls Church 1850
FOX TERRIERS. mos. affectlonste in-
ocuiated, wormed, 50. DU 1855 all day
SGn Gay, an % after T pm, weekdays
greed; with papers 8 months old, $50.
UN OIS5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cent,

make nT sf ed RsS o0g e tn
auS Chinese So o. a. Sssnta rosm SIZE
RUG, Oriental, about 9x7. Cali Emerson
S ssssIH nsn.G|s,slE eu, a. tyres
s sI,P ssE ;slt, smith; specially srsde,
chester model 81. skeet gun. CHI. 7l72.
T 1,RI n,aI. meaium,s professional 4;sec-
TRicfcLE for ear-old d c hifi all metal.
Lrewar' good contition. Phone Woodley
Tricycle., Ayr. size, reasonable price.
TKIcYcLEH1Dsnny Boy, aged 3, wants
TYPEWRITfH1R. STANDARD nd eoi model. plea type.
easn ei ws Maee By e ederv
HaEsILLA BOX m ssfT 6 sssE wool
1as; shirts, los; lady's trench coat. Box
WARib'Rso,ssiE. double doors. good condi fR,
WASHING MNcHiNE me, ap par sen size good
s SEND &c. Gail MR.. KNIGHT. GEORGIA
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold dla.
mond watches and discarded jewelry Err
S RfK HES e PhIG ah P.Tp d. Tor 2 as
monds. silverware, cameras clothing anc
han hand 1s MAX zWEIG;; ME 91l3.
INCEST prices paid for diamonds, watches
clothing. Gamers as silverware. radios etc
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., $50 indiana dan
ave .w.-Household. ONCE and antique
furniture wanted: Highest cash pres
E Ra 10 o. NA az 'e FPS 8 am, to 5 pm Ewes.
AM INTERESTED IN buying old tewelry.
silver. china. brio -brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE. ME 6079
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for type
writer. Please call between $50 a m
and $50 m Ii 0nS3.
WILL BUY FURN. Groom apt II apt
/, ay nt,ar CAL dnd tx sIrd APO Est 9ose
WANTED-Childs sliding board Call
Wa MED PORTABLE PHoNoGRAPH.
North 2O42
WANTED-Bedspreed dhle; straight
chair, easy chair. Ii. 9S07.
REPLACE your surplus household effects
such as turn., china. silver. rugs bric-a-
brac, paintings or what have you into cash
or for your postwar appliances Box 493-T.
Star
SMALL REED oRGAS-Iike to hear from
ANYBODY having one they wish TO sell BOX
l0-X Star pa
WANT TO BUY 32-foot extension ladder:
must be in good condition WO J6hJ
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

SO W N;W:--small front room near semi.
private bath: S25 mo-. men only.
32es 3sth-MaSter bedroom, pvt. shower.
e aov p HM sa5i set
Govt girls, $3.50 N each 0p rer mo-; down. sos
i94s LAs1E & ' fEAck Sa "a Sa
doubles. S., TRIPLES, s4; sober men only:
ssos MAssAcHussTTs AVE. N.w.-At-
tsractively furnished rooms transients only:
seos 18th ST. N.W.EBasement room with
path Tor 2 young men no drinkers; S25
~, mo !, for two. co; S713;
m1oern detached home Of young couple; 70
ping center and buses, 90 minutes down
eoss 1st ST. N.W.Esrd-f5or front sinsl.
room, private bath. for settled man. $40
l46o NEWTON ST. N.W.@srd- floor front.
twin-bed rm.; Sc for each a week Cow.
transp CO. 1896.
1888 aith ST, NV. gentle home ed.
joining bedrooms, suitable for refined
aoI vARNUM ST. N.w.-studio room,
p ph9 laundry privileges; lady; S25. RA.
1901 nth ST. NV large rooms all
kitchen, private bath: sac each: conven-
lent to TRANSPORTATION lines
1879 S1st ST. N.W.-Lovely. large bed
deal loss ton: sood TRANSPORTATION: private
a aGa PARK All m RD. NV double rooms.
nicely furnished; girls only; $25 month
isss pe JEFFERSON st. N;w:-Room with
ns dss s az ESP porch ideal for mani 81
CONTINUED on Next Pass.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
COAL, WOOD ond FUEL OIL.

ANDiRoNs, IRE tools. screens and an nre-
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned: imme-
c ot5FS a5cfsF Co 81 e Gof9 COLONIAL
HAVE TONS of anthracite coal for sale.
HC S633
FOUR TONS anthracite coal, stove size,
81 U3S1.
1 Tons OF BLUE HARD COAL, purchased
from Griffith Consumers; will sell reason
able If taken out Of cellar. Call RA S443
LUMBER, quantity of scrap. suitable for
hrewood. free If you take away al once,
Inquire construction Job. Brookland ave.
300 Il north of Michigan ave ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
FARM and GARDEN.

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedges,
eyergreens,, roses and Towering shrubs to
glorlfy and landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically. For the farm or
home orchard. apple. pear, cherry, april
cot, peach and plum trees; berry plants
rhubarb. grape vines and asparagus Hardy
nursery-grown stock. Direct from grower
to you: Guaranteed to grow or we replace
free, Pay on delivery at fall planting time.
Phone Lincoln 1898. HOWARD DOWNEY,
1889 Meigs ST.. washington 2, D. c.
MANURE, we'll rotted. SO so per Is bush
els, delivered. WA. 1893.
FARM EQUIPMENT, complete. 4-h.p.: sell
whole or part: very reasonable; fence
charger OWNER. RA. S905.
lockwood, 500 plants that must be,
moved in sizes from 8 to it,; priced from
$40 up with discounts on large quanti-
1917. A - -. - ~Au1 =
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AVIATION.

AERoNCA AIRPLANEs are again in pro
ductionI Place your order, now for. pref
s5fFfal f5yfF5 wE MA
%sa sa Now A!R4t< slRs as9s
s sss FeeSs sasRss AmRP RpoR4 Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
81 ssss. ~ l AYDF FIELD, So o osss
PT-l9. NC-4635e. hand-rubbed rehnished
Call COL. LIND, GE. 1000, Ext. 59I, or
FAIRCHiLD "a s-place new fabric, paint:
s g 300 gust wi foppe Ss beautiful throughHSut
FOR sALE-Fairchild 24,145-h.p War
T engne ship c9mpIesly
900; can be financed. CONGRESS
FUNK FOR SALE, 63hp.. cruises at III
since 100-hour inspection: new fabric and
propeller 81 $50. Call oxford 2Sss. week
FAIRCHILD M-ea, 175 hip; new. 80 hours
total time; interphones; propeller and
cockpit covered; $3.50. LEE AIRPORT.
FOR sALT@ia41 de luxe shelby side Tay-
maiored; excellent condition; instruction
INCLUDED IN 81 e75 can be FINANCED Waco
excellent minus motor; $500 cash. CON-
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT
PT-I9A. NC $1,000; built Dec. 1913; total
time $50 hrs engine, airframe since new;
excellent condition: extras. See Congress
sional Airport. Call D. J. HILL, Kensing-
ton 334-M. Will deliver.
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS. Pioneer and
Kollsman sensitive type. rate of climbs.
turn and bank, manifold pressure cages;
practically new at less than "a original
cost Box 43o-T, Star.
FLYING CLUB being organized on Fair
child "a For details call BOB HOWARD,
AT. 1927 after o'clock pm.
FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIPS, 2, for
sale. Call Randolph 5000.
BL-65, serial 1882: Lycoming. engine;
model 0-145-D2, serial No. 1900. Total
aircraft since overhaul. 45O:24; total time
on engine, 1959;20: total time on engine
since overhaul. 251 30. covering one year
old: lust refnished in black and red in our
certified repair station. This is real
clean airplane: First best offer takes 1t
VALLEY ANYWAYS, INC, Winchester, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

mahogany includin
Chickering grand piano. TO furnish SINAI
house or 81 room apt. WO. 1926
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23

FOR SALE-Aeronca Tandem Trainers.
NC4S069; engine majored condition good
Nc46o5e. recovered and rebuilt; engine
majored ST 800
NC46105.- Franklin 65; excellent condi-
ton: S1.475
Instruction included and ships can be
financed Tor "a down. balance in IL month
~ PAYMENTS. HYDE FIELD. SP. 0SSS:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28

Mrs. Leonard Coins and child
ren and Miss Gwendolyn Gray
called on Mrs. Florence Howard
and children, of Raymond, one
evening last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Segner spent
Sunday afternoon with relatives
and friends in Woodstock.
The entire community welcomes
home George Green, afer spending
some thirty-odd months in Europe
with Uncle Sans Army.
Virginia and Eugene Graham
spent the weekend with their
uncle, Mr. Edward Amrine and
family, near Marysville.
Mr.. Wesley Swimming, of Day
ton, was the supper guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Coins, Wednes-
day night.
Miss Martha Bault and Mrs,
Donna Miller were Saturday night
and Sunday guests of Mrs. Maxine
Miller and Mrs. Joanne Predmore.
Mrs. Clara Folsom spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ruth Graham
and children. MIR. John Price was
also a Sunday dinner guest.
Miss Mary Ruth Marsh and Miss
Maxine Mcmahon spent Saturday
and Sunday in Little Rock, Ark
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Coakley enter
tanned relatives from Pontiac,
Mich, few days last week.
Mrs. Leonard Coins, daughter
Judy and Miss Gwendolyn Gray
of Boxes Creek, spent several
days last week visiting their aunt
Mrs. Wesley Swimming, in Dayton
Mrs. Mildred LaugheTy was ad-
mitted to Grant hospital last week
for surgery. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
. CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. Mable (Austin) James has
moved her house hold goods to
BucyruS, where she and her child
rem will make their future home.
Adrian Potts and son, Ned, and
A. c. Warner attended the While
sale, near Irwin, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creation White
side, of near Raymond, called at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Potts Wednesday.
Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette and child
rem spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Long, of Morrow county.
MIR. and Mrs. James Howard
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Potts, Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Carmon an d
daughters, of Detroit, are making
an extended visit with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Howard.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilford Snyder
called on Mf. and Mrs. Arthur
Potts, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Eta McAllister, an aged
and highly respected lady of this
community, passed away at her
home near here Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts call
ed at the home of Mrs. Ruth Shirk
and daughter, of Peoria, and at
the Taylor home, Thursday after,
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyrl Morris anG
son, of Magnetic Springs, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. +. Bell were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert PiersOn, of Mt. Gilead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Reams anc
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
James, of near Ada, Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd MCAlliSter and son, James
of Marion Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nc.
Allister and family, of Marion; Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Bond and family
of Springfield, were called here tC
attend the funeral of Mrs. Etta
McAllister on Monday afternoon
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
. BROADWAY
BY MRS. DONNA MILLER

Mrs. Allen Sidaway and son,
Cary. and Pearl Elliott, of Warren
county, spent a few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Segner.
Mrs. Evelyn Landon returned
home last week, after spending
several weeks with her husband,
S &c Robert Landon, who was sta
toned at Dearborn, Mich. Seaman
Landon is now at Shoemaker, Cali
fornia, awaiting further assign
ment.
Mrs. George Mitchell, formerly
Ivy Snively, and two children, of
Flint, Mich, are spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Lottie
Cole and family.
Several young people from this
community attended the belling of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Cornwell, of
Raymond, last Monday night The
bride is the former Miss Betty
Bault
Billy and Bobby Graham spent
last weekend with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Graham, near New Dover.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
. BOXES CREEK
BY MRS. HALE GRAY

Mrs. Fay Jackson, sr, sons,
Dana and Asa, and Louise Jackson,
Mrs. Leonard Coins and three
children, were dinner guests at the
0. L. Gray home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Disbennett,
son, Tommy, spent Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Gray
and son, Barton.
Mrs. Virginia Coins and daugh-
ter, Judy Kay, and Miss Gwen
dolyn Gray accompanied Wesley
Swimming to his home in Dayton
Wednesday evening, where they
will remain until Saturday
Tom Disbennett and daughter,
Violet, were dinner guests last
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Disbennett and family.
We were very sorry to hear of
Milton Cooper being wounded. His
parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Roosa,
and his wife and children live in
MAR ySNllle.
Mr.. Leonard Coins and sons,
Virgil and Ronald, spent from
Wednesday until Saturday with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ottie Gray and son, Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and two sons, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Coins and three children
were dinner and supper guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Gray and fam
lily They were breakfast guests at
the Coins home.
Mrs. Virginia Coins and child
rem, Mrs. Bertha Swimming, of Day
ton, and Mrs. o. L. Gray and two
children spent Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Fay Jackson and daugh-
ter, Louise.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28

Brake, supt. 9:15 am.
Morning worship 10 am.
Youth Fellowship 6 pm.
Junior choir rehearsal Monday
(ages 8-12) $50 pm.
Youth choir rehearsal, Thursday
7:3O pm.
Senior choir rehearsal Thursday,
$3.50 pm.
Official Board meeting, Monday
g pm.
Irwin
Church school, Mrs. Wanda Cor
man, supt. 1915.
Morning worship Ills am.
Youth Fellowship meets Thurs
day, July 5 at 7:30. Election of Of
fiCerS.
UniOnville Center
Church school, Mr.. Claude Math-
ers, supt. 1915.
Evening service 8 pm.
Youth Fellowship meets at par
sonage for lawn party Wednesday,
June u.
Youth Fellowship weiner roast,
Wednesday, July IL.
Boy Scout troop meets each
Tuesday evening z pm.
w. S. c. S. meets all day Thurs
day, July 5.
Milford Center Youth Fellowship
will meet at the parsonage at 4:0C
and at 600 to go to Legion Park
this Friday night. Each one take
own lunch.
Milford Center Youth Fellowship
will sponsor a paper drive Thurs
day, July 5. Proceeds will help pay
delegates to Lakeside Institute.
Milford Center Girls hobby club
meets each Wednesday Afternoon
at 2 pm. Mrs. George Wood anC
Mrs. Wayne Anderson are leaders
Milford Center Boy Scout TrooE
meets each Monday night at 6:3C
in Scout room. Rev. Liggett will
take Lavelle Horns place for
while.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wilson and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ober-
dier and son, Marvin, of Marion,
and Mr.. George Oberdier sr., were
Fathers Day dinner guests of viii
Ruhl and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and sons, of Dayton, Virginia
Coins and sons, Hazel Gray and
son, Barton, and Gwendolyen, call
ed on Mrs. Leona Jackson and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-28
NOTICE

The County Commissioners will
receive bids until 100 o'clock pm
July 9, 1945 for painting the lower
interior part of the Jail coats.
Water pipes to be cleaned before
painting.
UNION COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
June 2S-,TulV 3
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ATHLETES FOOT GERM
NOW TO KILL III

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sre Suetgs1l t6an surface application: Many
more aoIeains insH do not penetrate sgfflcIienTt- Il
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Broadway Methodist

Sunday school, 10 am, Lee Ha-
genlocker, Supt.
Morning worship II am, Rev.
Edward Bruerd, of Raymond, will
deliver the message. Rev. Bruerd
is awaiting passport to India for
missionary work. He is a former
Broadway boy and has served for
the past seven years as a member
of the Northern Indiana confer
ence.
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CARD OF THANKS

| wish to express my sincere ap-
probation to those who sent me
flowers, gifts, cards and letters; to
those who visited me in the hospi-
tai and since my return home, and
to Mr.. Winter for his ambulance
service.
Phyllis Westlake
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B(HUR(HE5B
st. Johns Lutheran

K1Ns V''I'1 . ~
Service in German with holy
communion 10 am, The Confession
service at $50 am.
Quarterly voters meeting at
1:30 pm.
The Lutheran Hour over WHKC
at 1890 pm, and by transcription
over WLW at 4:3O pm.
Announce on Saturday, July Z,
for holy communion in English.
Milford Center Methodist Charge
Hugh A. Liggett, minister
Milford Center
Church school, Mr.. Charles
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McCLOUDS ENTERTAIN


Mr. and Mrs. Cletus McCloud
entertained Sunday at their home
in Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Haignere, ST., Mrs. Ralph Rose and
children, Rhea and Roland; Misses
Carlotte and Ellen Clemans and
Gene Alan Clemens, all of Column
bus; Lit (jg0 and Mrs. Rietzen
Mortimer and daughters, Denise
and Doris Jean, of Arlington, Pa;
Mrs. T. L. VanBrimmer, of War
rensburg; Mr.. Carl Clemens, OF
Springfield; W/O Lyle Benson
Clemans, of Colorado Springs,
Colo; and Mrs. John Davis, Mrs.
Joe Rice and Mr.. Heber Davis,
of Urbana.
IL III IL
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Friends. Church; g19 4. !5th st.

John r. Barlow, pastor
Sunday school at 2:3O pm.
Worship and sermon, $50 p. m.
EvangeliStic service, 8 pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ming 8 p. m.