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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02
Talk About Deficits
But Vote Tax Cuts

Every once In a while. some
member % Congress gets up 90
protest the amount of public
$50 ndinR. calling attention go ne
national debt and ths immense
annual SUITS that the Govern
meat viii have o. raise % meet
its obligations
The argument IS omCWhat per
suasive until there IS . proposal
Co reduce cur1.nf taxes. On an
dhviduals and corporations. and
then. IN nine cases out q ten.
the same Congressman Who pro
claimed the desperate condition
of the national treasury calmly
votes % reduce taxes.
We are not among those who
have been scars.d 90 death over
the rising national debt but We
think q would D. the part -
prudence % continue tho present
high taxes. a. least during the
present prosperous period. and
make some readJustment Il the
Government fiscal affairs
With a la<ga national Debt. in
creased annual expenses m con
nection with the war and recon
version problems. the Govern
mcnt ls not IN the position 90
extend financial fsvors O. those
able 20 paw taxes This applies
70 most q tn indiv idusls and
most II the corporations IN the
country.
The fiscal policy q the United
States should include hcayN taxa
ton in prosperous yeass. with an
eve 60 cutting down the national
debt. and reduced taxation when
the economic affairs a the Cuur-
try make i hard for citizens fo
balance their budgets So FAR as
l945 Is concerned. thor rs n reel
need for reduced income taxes.
either upon corporations ~ IN
dividusls. and while % Is wpos-
able g. know whaf the state q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02
los MAKING FACES
OVER HER FAME
STAFFORD sAYs hARpEsT
PART CO BEING FAMOUS
SINGER n Muoclnc

NEW YORK OeA 1~fn =
Stafford. fast heeusmlmg Dnaa
Shores closest rival ansonR ths
nations feminine vocallsi& ths
hardest part Of bsin3 iasnx4a
singer u ire muaNinM
They want re 10 mug when
I do . turn on stage Al he Fafa.
mount. They ask me % num -
nsRht cluhs ard even whsn
singing for . Accord singlne i
easy bit making faces = : pFust.
leua . saws biuneim. hairy fMexd
%. whose ballad singing n -
.leisurely as her CallfoEn.a
Ieech-
Winner II q radio pssps'afsiv
coll taken among servioeusen IL
the Pacific Last January ama
singer on the FoFd Motor hoaf
on SUNDAY. 10 trses hafasst g
please her younger fans
Its the Kids who stand in hna
for stage shows 90 buy re rss-
ords that make yea u Wuuld BE
professional suicide a. weafi
dress that they didn't Ike or ~
Ca fool them In any way.
Clothes are q particular pFuar
lem for her anyway For seveFd
years she has been dicting "a lee
weight. Now that she BE- =
pounds Simmer. she has had u
give up an TIE clothea aise
brought from California.
10 and sisters. Christine and
Pauline. grew up IN Long Beafhs
Califo elia.. attending polytssh-
ME HiRh school The THREE Eifh
sang on the radio In Califgraa.
later in Chicago. But jos eeasan
with the Pied pipcrs IN she
Tommy Dorsey hand made . EFe-
fcszional % her Now she h leav-
Ing them 90 branch out SOLO.
She doesn't know set how 4
feels 60 b. famous. s. Ear I've
merely got q little more fan r1ali
and more requests Cor favurs II
seems only q feN weeks snue |
was a self-conscious rIfl tack
in California. studying for 81
ans
Maybe. she says. the fun wiil
come later But 50 Gar success
means saving vour vuice. POSING
and posing for publicity pir'WeA
rehearsing and makina rcrm8a
and competing With other islent
at benefits
After a night club engagement
in New York. j. plans % return
Ca California 60 make . rev rec-
oFxi album. she has M eyr On
the movies. feeling she m toe
tall-bcing over five feet ssvem.
But hcr manaerr. Mike Ncidoff.
likes 20 remind heg that 4 Holly
wood wants you bad enuslEh. .
few inches viii make ~ 4 Tier.
encc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Evelyn, % doing anything but
perfect mork. NOW, lets all Get
back % work And you. Miss
Miss Grey" Carla smiled with
vicious sweetness.
~You take that advances and--
ne hesitated. looking az Jane IS
though ned seen her Tor the arsf
time--givc the girls . party.
"Aff Sheridan MIR. Ha&ksns
had drawn himself up 90 . earl
ea,ure q PomPous Indignation
a protest.
~All right. protest Co on. and
w'hcn yuu act through III begtfA
II you'd been on the lob here.
YOU ard Mss Hansen. you'd have
known what was gcIng on-
THE inner door closed on them
L Jane stood hsidinG the en-
velape with the money a. a. She
knew whaf rad occurred Mark
Sheridan had been about 20 offer
Il % her ~ 3 Bonus and then
he'd seen her-hHr heart lifted
az someone 90 vh1n one diant
offer q SITS dollar bonuA
Gee. q party" breaihed one
So
Jane was blinking quickly.
fIaskiRs would usc this incident.
this brow ing away 81 the firms
money. against Marx Sheridan.
Eve q better idea" Jane said
~C0me on. and while we're get
ting rid % cur coats I'll tell yoa.
Supposc OF came ire green
rain hat-~ge buy a City dollar
var bond her coat was over q
hanger. and ere was smoothing
TIE PLAIN black dress she wore
~and place q IN the company
Nelf8re fund"
Evelyn came IN on the lest.
'Thnt Eifl siym.c them." she
Whispered
THERE was NJ question bat
4 thar Hasksns so In to4ch "A IN
Isle Carte jar. feeling some
one watching hsr. looked 40 %
see a pag'iy man observing her
from tie shelter q ShcIidan's
Rf1ssed-m office she felt sure
~ 1ls 3tu' -. asa equally sure
lr rrs fH.rs Or CEeH1 her.
H. aE.a.-l4 = I-l-.n. that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Editor. The Cttixen.
The commission form Of gov
eminent issue h indeed ono OF
eur main topics az the present
time.
Some favor II and welcome y
as . boon. others will argue heat
eddy that IL Is short Of sheer dc
tatorship.
Our loCal newspaper - Hooded
daily with political ads contain
ing numerous promises ana po-
litical prattling.
Naturally. the occason calls for
such procedures. bat lest We for
get. Ict II be borne IN mind that
under the present Circumstances
little ~ nothing can we offer The
coming generation. our children
Over oar municipality hangs
unseen the proverhiai sword Of
Danocles. In the name Of pos
teFiiy, vote conscientlOslsly.
JOSEPH NJ. vTI.LAR.
Key West. Fla.
OVt ?, 1915
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Chapter o
Nov what's going on2"
- ~oh. Mr.. sheridan"-caris
seemed 20 swim toward him
1--WE had such q dreadful time.
This gxfs work-well rs a sin
% use company money 60 pay
for such work II has % % COM
pl- ~ done over. Why. Saturday
left her with some perfectly
simple orders % copy She wo@kcd
al afternoon. AMI you never saw
such q mesa"
Saturday." barred Mark sher-
idan Saturday afirrnoung Who
did you have % do your work
for you. Miss"
Grey Jane almost shouted
the word 10 save being called
cloud or rain. Miss James did
the work assigned me"
Well there, seeY= Carln
Rrasped az this. The moment my
back was turned Why. she sim
ply won't obCy-"
stop hanging on me. Beg par
don. Miss Hansen. but Ills
first angry words changed q
apology: however. he shock her
hand from hts arm.
What do you intend 20 do"
cried Carla plaintively.
Eyes. Mr.. Sheridan" Waskiug
was washing hts hands now. furi-
ously. Just what do you intend
20 doT"
"Clear I'd this teapot tempest. {"
roared Mark Sheridan angrily
In the first place. Miss-M iss
Grey didn't copy those orders
Saturday afternoon because
called and asked for Someone
who could drive ard take dicia-
ton 20 accompany me on a Geld
survey. And she did. And what's
more. she gave me the hncs'. most
comprehensive review q that
afternoon that I've ever had from
anyone. Anyone. understand
Nov % the next point Miss
Mis-
James, prompted Jane
Mss James consented % -
Mss Grcy's work % free ncr for
my use. and I don't believe ans o.
one can accuse you Mlss-WC.l.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

More than 100 inquiries a
DAY are received AZ the Co
lumbu~. Ohio. headquarters
of the American Commission
for Living War Memorials.
from cities and villages alike.
Several projects within thc
rcsch - ~, average small town
budget are suggested b. Charles
n Perkins. father q two sons
IN the service and head q the
- wear ODD nursery firm - Jack
son AMI PERI ms 90 Newark. ~
y Sase Nr Perkins
small towns vhich already
have community ce0tcrs might
think automatically II planting
IN thc surrounding grounds. But
what abol' a popular intersoc-
tan whcf, D. apie Wait fog troll
ievs or buses Muet ~ these
could stand Some brrigtcning up.
II yours IS a town filled with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

ne CSsls&m wsf<@w<8 s2efxs~
xf@nm 90 fhs xlNw8 - 80
eFm. hm4 the N8ff&N FE&&s*NN -
wsmhs - aw8wss mmY kf~emss wMsMM
ere e@nxl&xFsa ISbef@ws 81 wmwM
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fair nna e1mGsme fns fetf~f. -
go s~wxa2s mma wxa&s 9 @@& 49,
&c ahm PAGER mmty. Mt&mAxmx~ -
eAx WRITER'S m9s4 mE#@@s HamE So
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02
LOST WITHOUT SPECS

BELLEVIILE. On -PaIst re-
cUiycd o call from Leo Nlerfelie.
in the early morning huar tlat
strange man Vas fuuuIus CO has
door. The man c.T iainsd tnat he
had Lost has ayegia.les ana
couldn't scc anRthiug Aiihust
them and Was onls tryuE tn nnd
ms way home Ths nest meI nink
Vierhcllcg found ths man sptt-
thClcs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

AeaAAHHAH aHaN NaAsA@AAa
a. some time or other. IL -
safe 20 assume. al Key Wcstcrs
have given thought 70 the pres
ent condition 81 our town and
how they compare witf c0ndi-
iiOns wc would like to see come
90 rasS.
| have written below exactly
the kind of town ! would lake
Key West % be. and feel that
every eivIc-minded citizen will
agree with rnC
A town where YOU and your
wIfe may walk down the street.
II y0u care 60. and not b. coming
faCc % face xiih dTunks on every
corner. OF b. forced 60 listen to
their profanity, or be annoyed
by their pan-handhng.
a town where you can 60 60
bed 81 night and not b. kept
awake ~ barking doEs. or by in
considerable neighb0rs who play
their radio al night. or luke"
joints with their luke boxes blair
ina I'll the early morning hours
A toNn where the streets are
wCl paved ard free from dust
and garbage. where the air we
breathe Is pure and not from
back yard prlvies o. open garb-
age containers.
A toWn where impartial gov
eminent prevails. and where all
are taxed alike. and where al are
obliged 90 accept their part q the
responsibility IN connection with
an idcal city
A iuWn where q man can safe
~ invest his earnings in a home
and not wake up some morning
and find . betr JOINT across the
Way.
\ toWn where all business es-
Establishments. especially those
handling and selling food prod
uCts 90 thu public. b. made 20
adhere "a strict iDod laws. and
where thu sanitary Inspector Is
made - realize the Importance
81 has position.
a iu&n where We can an live
as human beings according 10 or
gsniSa'lon ana not every man for
himself as u b az the present
tirls
This Is merely . SYNOPSIS If an
IDEAL town. bui I would like "a
respectfully suggest that an thos.
who wuuld be our city commits
sionrrs. study the above care.
fully Unfortunately. KEY West
has never had ca been run ar
cofding 60 the abovc expectations
bui We have visited other towns
and know they can be reality
THEY ARE POSSIBLE HERE
s'. 4 yuu feel that YOU can do
sonrihsng io hfIrR about their
realization. then you will b.
appreciated by a. and Ne. the
Vots-s. WIll gladly give vnu an
the consideration YOU have a rieht
81 expect. hat on ths other hand
& vou read over thls and feel
thai o cannot BE- accomplished.
% N"u are afraid 90 rs. ~ YOU
think you vail De- elected then
throw the possibility on some.
ore else. % would be- wiss for Won
10 forget Nour political aSpira-
tiurs and leave ih, lob Tor some
ore Who has courage and de-
termination beyond compare. for
"e intend tu aCCrp' nothing less
& RICHARDSON.
Key West Fla.
o. >. 1885
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

States collect about SIS billion
each year 20 unemployment com.
psnsat4on taxes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

@ far p SO are concerned wc do not
.hr 4auarsae or thr Germans; both
aaffh.nr. ana that includes the Rus
Har
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Highway safety Is largely matter Of
enforcing traffic regulations and obeying
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

affairs will be in 1915. the prob
ability is that II Will b. another
good year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Well. neighbors. has Key West planned
nythlng for the next five wears
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02
KEY WEST In
DAYS CONE BY


Only 81 Key westers have paid
poll taxes for the city ehection 90
b. held IN November. Supervisor
II Registration Edward c. Gomez
said TODAY. he added that regis
tsation viii end on October 10.
and that same day Is the last on
foT the payment Of poll taxes.
The ferry apron Is being re-
moved from the Florida East
Coast Railways terminal docks
here. and win BE- transported TO
Port Everglades for installation
81 that place. That work Is being
done preparatory 10 the opening
q the ferty system from Port
Everglades 20 Havana.
Key West Garden Club vail
hold . meeting a 10 O'cock to-
morrow morning. President Will
lam a. Malone said today Beau
LITIGATION q Simonton street will
be- the chief subject discussed al
the meeting
Baseball returns 81 the World
Series games are being received
81 the Trevor and Morris Ford
agency IN Key Wesi. Today the
Cubs dsIsaled The Tigers } 30 o.
Eugene Brady Of Kew West has
received his diploma from the
Federal Art School ~ Minnesp-
oils. after hating completed .
tWo wears COursc
Seclev Malone. Who has bCcn
residing in Tampa thu last IS
years. arrived this morning 10
visit relates and fricnds
J :. CenvantCs. who had been
visiting IN Tampa several months,
returned tins morning
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial Paragraph
The successful politician must
have the eff - saving things
that sound well bat mean moth
ing
commuters. the aFcaa ir0uni the
railroad station might b. planted
with fragrant bloou's g. welcome
weekend visitors. as Neli as TO
provide beauty and color fcr the
daily travcler.
Or there may b. an area q
ground space beside your public
library which might b. developed
into an outdoS reading room.
What better memorial could
there b. than a flower filled gar
den where people could read and
relax IN the summer tlmc7 A
neat bronze plague listing the
names Of service men and WON
an ~ the community should De-
IN thc center q the planting
Popular for planting m the
living war memorials will b.
soHse Of the nsw flowers ramed
during World War 1.-THE Ernie
Pyle rOse. the Peace rose. the
new glowing pink ROSE named for
the WAVES and q huge new viola
named the Purple Heart.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Key West Garden Club viii
hold . meeting a 10 O'cock to-
morrow morning. President Will
lam II. Malone said today Beau
LITIGATION q Simont0n street will
be- the chief subject discussed al
the meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-02

Baseball returns of the World
Series games are being received
20 the Trevor and Morris Ford
agsncy N Key West Today the
Cubs ds!sslcd thc Tigers 30 0.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-03

family spent last Tuesday at Macon
with Mrs. FIoyds s~lslcH-u-IaH uHo
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Bucha-
nan.
Mi. and Mrs. julius Adeoci. and
son, Asa. were guests OF Nr. and
Mrs. Melvin Abbott Sunday.
Nathan Workman, OF Narina, spent
several days during the Christmas
holidays with his sisters, MIS-. Gil,
Mrs. Fleming ard Mrs. StainbacN.
Gill Family Gathering
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Gan were very
happy to have their cbjldrca and
grandchildren in their home Thurs
day night for a reunion.
Each family brought IGncb and
supper Wa, served i'm pieH.. .'N.e
WITH plenty Of hot coffee End many
sg.d things TO eat.
Those present We're. Nh. #a.d Mrs..
6. V. Duke and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Edward Gill and family. Mt. and
Mrs. ". {. Gill and family. A.. and
Mrs. b. c. Gill; Mr.. and NJ. l.. ".
Buchanan and daughter: LJ.. and
Ms, J.. H. Gall and family and Nh.
md Mrs. L. f. Gill.
Plans We're made for il similar
meeting IN the ncaI future.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-03
HoliIaNs With Parents

Mrs. Estes knight Pcary, q Dan
vile. Virginia. spent the holidays
with her parents, MT. and Ms VII
liam +. knight. at their hong Ut "J-
Bobbitt street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-03
Returns from Fort Mills,

Miss Elizabeth Fox mas Iclurl II
from Fort Mills, S. C., where sh1
spent some time with her brother.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Wood reinforced fbreboard. Two bot
tom shelves and removable hat shelf.
Plastic locking devices. Two large
swinging doors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
lee how science can
80 the face and
hroat regain youth

I'VE you t~se ENDocREME1 The 7-year.tssted,
entific face cream that aids women TO get back
uthtu texture and beauty in the skin face and throa
at actually helps improve the skin itself not just it's
perfcial appearaneel That for many thousands now
|hevng results hitherto thought impossblei
EDOCREME and no other face cream . contains
ETIVOL" Precious ACTIVOLs"' is the laboratory
unterpart of natural skin -vtalizng substance When
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place to rebuild cells and tissues assist the skin
gain its youthful freshness. firmness, "aliveneSs and
ure What better results get for her cosmetic
Harp Why not see what ENDocREME can do for
u' Many report exceptional results in only 80 days
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Virginia Leech
Weds Navy Man

AT A Z o'clock ceremony in
the Evangelical Covenant
Church Saturday evening. Miss
Virginia Leech. daughter of
Brig. Thomas II. Leech of the
Salvation Army for the state of
Indiana, and Mrs, Leech, be-
came the bride of Ensign Ger
aid Palm. USNR. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Palm of Birch
crest drive.
Mrs. John Bruchert of Bloom
ington, Ind, was matron of
honor.
A reception was held at the
Wardell-Sheraton, after which
Ensign and Mrs. Palm left for
Washington, where Ensign Palm
is stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Md for Veterans Symposium Topic

THE BOARD OF EDUCA-
ION has launched a project.
nder the Craftsmanship of Miss
,aurentine B. Collins, director
I community school relations.
o study the problem of keeping
ne returning veteran in coop
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

A large, sturdily built wardrobe for family
use. Shelf for hats. Wood reinforced to give
lopg service. Wood-grain finish for attractive
appearance. 28 inches wide, II inches deep and
66 inches high.
CrowIeys Basement-Notiona
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Grafton with the committee for
co-ordinated leadership training
Tor Camp Fire Girls, Girl Re-
serves and Girl Scouts.
The first meeting will be a
symposium to be held in the
Central YWCA auditorium
Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
tCsch Photo

tion, and Mary Lou Hommel
and June Fox. entertainment.
Among those assisting with
arrangements are:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Durable blue and white stripe tick.
ing. Firm roll edges and deep, uni
form biscuit tufting for longer
wear and more comfort.
Cot Pads, 3oT12 inches .... .SLss
Crowley s--narEain Basement
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
The+a Kappa Rho Elects

Newly elected officers of
Theta Kappa Rho Sorority are:
Marge Sellers, president: Grace
Findlay, secretary, and Dorothy
Buckley. treasurer.
New members were initiated
recently in the home of Marge
Sellers. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Sellers in Cherry
lawn avenue.
Names added to the club
roster are:
Eileen coiiman Jlequelins Dipsrt
virginia Mhltn Patricia Murphy
Betty Marco
Alumnae members, the Misses
jeanne Lofland and Mary Lou
Mack. students at ST. Marys
Academy. Monroe. were enter.
tanned during their Easter vaca-
tion by their sorority sisters at
a dinner held at Stouffer's fol-
lowed by a theater party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Marygrove Seniors
Scott atFridoy 18Th
FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH

FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH
holds no terror for Marygrove
College seniors, as April l3 is
the date they have chosen for
a Father and Daughter party in
Madame Cadillac Hall on the
campus.
Bridge, games. singing and
dancing will comprise the eve.
nings entertainment.
Committee chairmen for the
party are: Margaret Olmstead,
refreshments Doris -Axtell, in.
vitations; Edith Clifford, recep-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Kappa Phi Notification

K-Phis have reserved a pri-
vate dining room at the Book
Cadillac Hotel for the evening
OF April Ia to give their spring
dinner party.
Miss Barbara Seibert has
asked the entire group TO her
home for dancing, following the
repast.
Some of the dates will be:
MISSES
Patricia Rule Carl Kruefef
Barbara Mcmahon Mac Wauace
lii nreding Jack Rohm
Dolores hAdlen Robert REYNOLDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
CLOSE S
So INCHES HIGH
20 INCHES WIDE
SIS
Holds Up to
92 Garments
Holds Up to
32 Garments

Three-ply fbreboard with
attractive wood-grain finish.
Plastic knobs and metal
locking devices that will not
rust. Two tie-racks, hat shelf
and two removable lower
shelves for storage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Frat Plans Spring Hop

Alpha Epsilon Delta Frater-
nifty at the University of Detroit
on April n will give its spring
dance at Dearborn Inn.
This big pre-med social affair
Is under the direction of Chair
man Jerome Malooley. Jack
Malone is in charge of publicity;
Leo Miedler. tickets, and Ray
Sphire, programs.
President Richard Gibbs and
members Of the national honor
ary pre-med group decided that
formal dress would be optional
for the dance, however, corsage
bouquets for the gals will not
be permitted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Bright and Gay PLACE MATS

Let your mealtme reflect gay, comfortable In.
formality with these colorful cork back place mats
They add color to any table and simplify your
laundry problems; just wipe them off and they are
clean. Choose from eight attractive patterns.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-24
4-H WINNERS
DO WELL In DISTRICT
Continued from page ID

Continued from page ID
Maidens Club, won third place in
cotton dress revue.
Maxine Rogers, a member of the
Liberty Seamstress club, ranked
very high in school dress competi-
tion and in all probability, would
have won this contest, had it not
been that she was under IA years
of age. All contestants must be
"A years of age or over, as of jan
/, 1915, to enter state and national
competition.
Other Union county represent
ativcs in the district contest were
Westlake in tailored dress
revue and Miriam Bouic and Joan
Gamble as a dairy team demon
stration. All these contestants won
the right to represent Union county
i'm the district contest by first be-
ing acclaimed county winners al
the county Fair on September IA.
All home economies and style re-
vuc contestants were coached by
Mrs. c. +. Diehl, agricultural eX-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-24
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. OHIO

with the presentation of the colors,
the pledge of allegiance, the Scout
oath and laws under the direction
of Junior Assistant Scout Master
George Evans.
The evening was spent in the re-
organization of patrols, conducting
regular business and the presenta-
tion Of awards to the winners of
the Advancement contest which
was held last spring. Each patrol
was also presented with piece
of Scout equipment.
Six new Tenderfoot scouts came
into the troop and are as follows,
Teddy Amrine, Paul Florence, Ron
aid Goedeking, John Evans, Rich
ard Parr and David Forty; also
a new member by transfer, John
Dayton, from a Florida troop. 9th
er Scouts present were VIM. Nc
Carthy, Bob Daniels. Freddie Sc
well, Bud White, Neil Johnson,
King Forty, Bob Carson, Billy
Boyd, Bob Conrad, Richard Ger
rad, Dick Croy, John Daley, Eu-
gene Nicol, Robert James, Carl
Myers, Arthur Brandt, Bob Mar
tin, Bob Rutan, Eugene Woods, and
Jerry Kingsmore.