davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

NALL nkLS-SALEsWL
NAN or WOMAN WkSTtiD ,for Rs~s
leigh Route Hsai opportunity. We heip
you get started Wdte Rapleigha o, Dept.
MCE-fio-o. rreepcrt III
sALEsMkS-cood iob Tor AZ expe.i-
enced speciality salesman - Hl Z seb-
kr-wr pur ErrrDtfErrr f1T-r - >r-r<
labels and boxss Tcrritcry. pets1it snd
druf trade preferred NcCoart L<5ei
CARPET Co.. Bssdfofc. Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Britain building
New Type Bomber

LONDON. Mav-24 CUP)-The
newspaper The Star said today
that Britain is producing a giant
new bomber (which may have as
great an effect in the war against
the Japanese as did the Lancaster
in the war against Germany The
Lancaster had a capacity bomb
load of IL tons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
s/sGT. RICHARD j. TEEPLE

-5+Hf a BtF
April 20. Ne
EEeS eS=EEHna.
p r @ V o usly
wounded Feb.
l3 on L.uzon;
7 ordson gradu-
ate TcTnStcolt
@Hip1oY 4 .. in
service ~ a Y,
f.y1iisi .yiissii overseas
October 1884;
son OF Air and
Mrs Harold l.
r pie, 62l7
Nfnpcr. hrptber
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

MEN wanted for war work. No expert
ence Necessary, Full overtime and excel
lent postwar possibilities. Apply Nc
Louth steel Corp. 800 3 Livernois
avenue at railroad. between w. Fort and
W jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
DEAD

MARINE PFC. CLAYTON NJ.
kLAVITTER. Is. May 2, Oki-
nawa; in service February, 1914 !;
overseas September. 1914; one of
SIX children OF Mr.. and Mrs. K.
klavltter, 1888 Belvidere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

RIClANS--Limited experience only
requirement Time and one-haif for over.
time. Vacation With pay Essential indus
try The Pullman Co Railroad Retire
ment Board 449 west Fort street. See
Mr. Kochan.
ESTIMATOR Tor production costs young
man with Advance mathematical train.
ina experience IN mechanical drsring
and Blueprint reading for junior JOB IN
department Wolverine Tube Division
1914 Central.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Detroit
Casualties

a Detroit soldier included in
today's biographical sketches Of
dead and wounded viii never see
his only son, born three days after
the fathers death in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

controls IN The city.
In joint statement. the leg
islators urged the immediate up
ward revision Of basic wage scales
and expanded emergency unem-
ployment compensation.
The statement was issued by
Rep. John Lesinski, chairman Of
the Michigan delegation TO Con-
gress, and was signed by Reps
John ID. Dingell. Frank s. Hook.
George y. O'Brien. Louis c.
Rsbaut and George D. Sadowski.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
- Honor Roll
\ Official Casualty List

ouate casualties announced by the department number
lS dead. 33 wounded and missing
navy casualties include dead four wounded
missing.
kin have
of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
MISSING
II. (Ig) JACK HOMER BATE

ET. IJgD JNth HUMEh BAIE-
MAN. 26. April 1S, Pacific; De-
troit Institute Of Technology
graduate; Continental Motors en-
ploye; in service November -l9I2i
overseas December, 1914; son Of
Mrs. Reda w. Hall, 446t Srayton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
MALE HELP WANTED

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS Here's your
chance 10 help build PSI Mustangs IN
southern California. We can use design
ers stress snalysts. mode builders afro
dynamicists, craftsmen. hiEht test engi-
neers and analysts weight analysts,
ioftEmsn. checkers, tronrururv EhSlysts,
nroduct design engineers and others See
North American Aviation representative
at youf nearest USES office.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

All money sent st sencers risk. DO not
tsnd cash or stamps All checks drafts ard
money orders tnouid BE- made payable 10 THE
rTMTs PUBLISHING COMPANY. :
international News Service haz t1c exclusive
rshts 70 use for reproduction In any form AT
news 6isps ,ches credited 70 10 or not other
wise credited In this paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

ELECTRICIAN for electric motor repair
work Telephone inquiries are not salts
factory. Please apply IN person st EN-
ployment office, l4tn noor, The J. l..
Hudson Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

HEADER man. set-up man or cold
headers. IS hours weekly. Apply Tovne
Robinson Nut Co.. 4al1 Cabot
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
BY CARRIER
YEARLY Il

DAILY .............s.s.... .ssSl D soU
tUNDAY .........ss.s.s..s.s. a.b0
bAILY AND SUNDAY ............,.. 25.4V
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK, May 2i-Six
wounded men from DcLLnlt and
j. from outState arrived al Percy
Zones Hospital YeStr-rrtttzrt-.--tf r,---tt.trr-- t.ttrr-t-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
SEEK RECoNyERsIoN

Rabaut ana George IL. SauoWSki.
SEEK RECONyERSIoN
Referring 20 a report that 300.-
600 workers will be forced 10
leave Detroit. the group said:
I'VE do not pretend TO know
what will happen. hut we be-
lieve that with industrial peace
and the great need for cars and
other commodities In America
and abroad, a great many work
ers In Detroit can and should he
employed In civilian produc-
ton"
The legislators praised Detroit
war workers highly. saying:
They have made a magnifi-
cent contribution 10 the war
effort and we cannot afford To
announce In advance that they
will he unemployed after the
war Is over. As members of
Congress, we shall do all In our
power 10 see that Congress. in
cooperation with labor and in
dustry, will act to maintain full
employment and production
MANY OUT OF JOBS
Declaring that unemployment
already is widespread in Detroit.
they pointed out that Overtime
has been eliminated at the Ford
Motor Co. plants and at many
others.
I'VE believe there IL no def
mite program evident In the
handling OF cutbacks. and there
delay In reconyersion," they
said.
I'VE also have reason to be-
lieve there Is CONSERVATION and
fear growing among the war
workers" they added.
The group also recommended
10 Congress that workers who
are forced 10 60 home from their
war jobs be furnished with trans
portation as we'll as those who
travel from one job To- another.
FIGHT ON VINO
Democratic congressman from
Michigan will open fight against
the War Manpower Commission
and the Little Steel formula,
Lesinski stated. h.
The Michigan congressman
reached their decision 10 start
action Immediately after a series
of conferences with high union
officials and local presidents yes
terday afternoon and last night.
Rep. SadowSki and Lesinski
conferred with l3 local union
presidents from 9 p. m. until mid
night,
Other Democratic members of
the Michigan delegation who met
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

SALES MANAGER. under 40. by AAA-l
midwest electronie manufacturer knowl-
edge 0f educational, musical on eiec-
tronic fiFids netpfui, ADDRESS BOX B-e35,
Detroit Times. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
pEC.I JusEPH- H-EIKEElB

Nc KIELB, Pfc. Joseph p, 80. Solemn
- high mAss for Pfc Kielb will be
= held al 10 a. N. May "a at ST.
Hedwigs Church, He had been reported
killed Ia action N Germany April 1T.
Pfc Kielb was inducted into the army
March 26. i942. and overseas since
July, l942 Hs IS survived by his
father. John Klelh Of b995 lloyd street
and three sisters Mrs. Anna wrooety
% ref Mafrtauftek
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25


ERTs. CLIFTON A, PvT.--Husbsnd OF Mra.
Mary EriI. 22s Henry. coldwater
FAIrHRREcKNER. ARNOLD PFC
HACKNEY. GLE.Dos D.. sGr.-son OF
Mrs Allie Hackney. 1859 GeneSee' Clio
kits. RICHARD z. PyT.-soa Of Mrs
KRAusE. ALBERT H. PFC son OF Mrs
stella kfauss. Route 81 Johns.
Mrs. Virginia linn an ss5 Baker. Cadillac
MAcIAc JOHN j., T s-son OF Mrs. Helen
.MuLAoLLAap. HOWARD l.. PvT,-sen Of
Mira Mary Mulholland 1902 wyoming. Pint.
oBREcHT. GLEN s.. sGT.-son OF Mrs.
May ooTrctti Aiicis
PIERCE. MERwIN X. PvT-son of Mn.
Gladys Smith. AIS W. Broad Eaton Rapids
PRIEST. WENDELL Z. PFC son Of
Claude o. Priest Route sF''Hs'sf'-
sHERMAs. ALEX J.. PFC oi Mrs
Ann g,Is snyrSI In%s 81 FE ss!ons s5 1o9td % S
Clara -ShllAndeI.- Route l. Rentxater ---
soDERLUED IRVING JAMES PFC.--Hus-
band OF Mv onalee d. soderlund, ais =.
STAGE ROBERT Z. PFC Husband Of
Mrs Geraldine G. Stage. l24 5. Charles
Lansing,
VAN EEpE| WALTER pFc.-Hashsnd of
A vENHnA hs Van nAYSaRb fsSj b0uts PVT 5fnl.e san
MIs Edith VenemA, llo7 sheridan, saginaw.
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN ARIA
MacKLLIUM. DONALD z. PyT.-husosnd
q Mrr Leah Z. Mecalum. 4o2s Meadow
lawn. Port Huron.
.pAsTRAs, PETER A. lsT 1T --H1Ibsne
y PERLoEcot.' Ecsot'j JAMES j.. 0 scT.-son Of Mr.,
PfETffA, MATT z, PFC. Son OF Mrt
Ellen PietilA. Franklin Mine
PRICE, HoNRoE s, PFc,-son OF Herman
SANDERS. PERRY T.. PEc.=Husbsne of
Ari Elys Sanders Ypsilsnu.
TAYLOR JACK c. lsT LT.-Husbsne OF
Hfs Jane /. Taylor, Caro-.
NAVY DEAD
cEccAPAsi THOMAS. PFC. usHcR -
Mother. Mrr Rose ceccrsnl, Iron Mountain
CHIVIs ALERT t.. stif USMC-
Father, Roy chivis Grand Rapids.
KIsTE. PAUL. A. CPL. UsMcR-rsrvntt
stT, Ind Mrs. Ksipn X, Kistt, Btldins.
N1vYwOUNDED
DANIEL. ROBERT KEITH lsT IT
CSMCR-Wife, Mrs. JAequeline {. Daniel
BEtfia creek.
KITTLE ANGUS Il . PVT. UsMcR-Psr-
ens. Mr.. and hrs. AnEu. G. Klttis' jerome
MARTIN JOHN W. PFC. CsMc--Mothsr,
AfA- Eleanor Martin. Jackson.
WEIGH ARNOLD KEITH. 7fc. UsER--
A0tner 2TE.- Edith Belle WEIGH, HAroc:
Sp.!ngs
NAVY MISSING
vERTZ RICHARD WELLINGTON, 3 e.
UsER-MotheG, Mrs.. Blanche c. JsneEoa,
haniftiqut.
foy -. I9<5
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
area men are.

area men At
ChArsSt, 5 sgt Thomas p. 23540 II. Z
tilt road
MilatoWich Pie Lub9ulcn s72 TtrrfIee
gifEeH Pvt. AafasfiEs. iiAf AaeiofiffIi
EuiL Pvt Richard y. 800 NHyrurr
Whitlocs, Pvt Hp~arc ", hal Ffuntcnhr
VINO. rs Henry C., S44 gef'eiton
I0aTI
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

ATION-Experienced service
mechanic, SEQ; guaranteed "a hours.
overtime over 40 hours. CA 0002.
A,ro~rhrrtr- f-ryJfy5f Y-0
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

PROOFREADER STEADY work. good
postwar possibilities. Plant listed al
essential Thos, p. Henry Co., IL Bur
roughS. MA 1880.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS--AfteFnoon
Shift So hnIEs-Geek- good working cnI---
cftions Motors htgtai Mfg. Co., $3.50
Milford. Ciairmount car 20 door
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
BUS TRANSPORTATION

TRADE SCHoOLS-MALE
ACETYLENE. ARC wELDERS
BODY. FENDER REPAIR--INSPECTO
Blueprint Reading, Drafting. Diesel
Approved Under CT Bill OF Rights
WOLVERINE SCHOOL. 400 w. PORT
DRAFT1NC-Tooi dengning. sngineerins.
day. evening classes.
Open 100
Detroit College Applied Science
s2oS woodward. a. Seward. MA s427
LEARN BARBERINC
International affiliate. G., I. approved.
Day or eyfning classes. Phone or write
CREYNE'S BARBER COLLEGEA
$50 Mie4igsn Ave. CA 2sl4
LEARN modern barbering. days or
ewes Approved under CT bill. Det, Barber
College, SIT Y. Jefferson. RA 6s7l.
MICHIGAN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Electricity. plasties drattins. tool ana
die design; day and evening classes
81 Melbourne MA $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
DETR0lTE&

Published every Week Dsy Fvcninr and
SUNDAY Morning by the Times Publishing
rompany at l235 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit, Mich. az Second-ClaSs
Mail Matter.
TELEPHONE-CHERRY $500
subscrtption rate tin advance by man 70
INV place IN the United states, Canada or
Mexico. ION Canadian subscriptions add lo%
20 cover war import tax
Daily Sunday sunday
khree Months .....S 3,z5 si95 5.7o
|slI Months 80. SO so 2gS 55.ts9o 80
Rates spPIyins 70 Mien rural routes only3
kiT Months ....... 45o SEQ e.f0
pne Year ......... $50 7.5o 1900
BY CARRIER t\
YEARLY
PAlIY .''.''ss'.''''''''' 'so so
tUNDAY ......s..s..ssss.sss. A.bV
bAILY AND SUNDAY ............,.. z3.4V
WEEKLY LE
DAILY ...ss...-.......ss. ss's.s.' 5VC
SUNDAY ..s.........s s.ssssss.ss' st
bAILY AND SUNDAY ................ 4Sc
All money sent at senoers risk. DO not
tend cash or stamps AL checks. draiu and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

PORTERs--Positions open for willing,
capable men and boys 20 work In drug
stores, also fountain bus boys, two con.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Other Democratic members of
he Michigan delegation who met
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Twelfth. sOOl Grapot. Cunningham $.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
NAyYWOUNDED
NAVY MISSING

vERTz RICHARD WELLINGTON. 8 ! c.
UsER-AotheI, Mrs.. Blanche c. JsneIoa,
haniftiqut.
Ioy -. I9<5 .~~~~~>~~-~~~~~
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
NAVY DEAD

CEccARASi THOMAS PFC. usAcR -
Mother Mr Rose Cecccani, Iron Mountain.
CHivIS ALBERT f.. SCI USMC-
Father Roy Chi*is Grand Rapids.
KISTK. PAUL. A CPL. USMCR-Fsrr1tT
BIT, ana Mrs. Ksipn X, Klstt, BeIdlng.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
9:s9
SEFTE MBER:


SEPTEMBER:
The German Wehrmacht in
vades Poland without warming.
Danzig is annexed
Britain and France declare
war on Germany
l. Red Army troops occupy
eastern Poland.
2 Warsaw surrendprs To Ger
many marking the collapse OF
Polish resistance.
NOVEMBER
80 Red Army troops invade Fin
land
DECEMBER:
Il Nazi battleship Graf Spec
%cuttlcd by It's crew after a bat
lie with British fleet units oil
MOntrVideO.
JANIARY:
; President Roosevelt calls ON
Congress for Il sharply in
creased appropriation fur the
national defense program
MARCH:
y Soviet Finnish peace treaty
IS signed, with the Soviet Tn
ion getting the kartlian 18TH
mus and the naval base at
llangOe.
APRIL:
German troops occupy Den
mark and invade Norway.
NAY:
/" The Nazis launch Il general
offensive, invading the neutral
Low Countries and France.
ii Winston Churchill succeeds
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07

Sevastopol falls to Germans
NOVEMBER:
Blitish Eighth Army skaters
kommels line at FL Alamein.
Allied armies under the com
mand OF General Eisenhower
land in Africa
French fleet is scuttled
FEBRI AIRY:
; The SiX-month Battle Of Stal.
lnsrad ends in Russian vic
tory.
II kL"rkol rccapturcd by Reds
NtRCH:
81 British Eighth Army brraAa
German Mareth Line.
tPKIL:
BRITISH and American forces
jom IN Tumisa.
NAY:
T. Moppin4 -np operations in tlr
JtNE: 80 y
T. Island of Pantclleria off
Sicily. Nurrrudcla to the Allie
IlLl:
l0 Sicily invaded.
70 MussOlin uuHtcd
SEPTEMBER:
: Allied armies invade southern
Italy.
ltalyS unconditional Aurrrud
der is announced
DIG EMBER:
roosevelt. Churchill and Sta
I'm ruhclnd" Il conference.
1911
JAM AIRY:
IL General Eisenhower arrives
l"r" :" Fasr :. PIE, e
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
A Chronology of the War in Europe

Neville chamberlain as Prime
Minister OF Great Britain.
IA The Netherlands armies sur
render.
2H-Belgium SurrenderS.
II Rescued from the beaches OF
DnnkerHue. most of the British
EXpedlti"nary Force rrachc,
England
Ji'NE:
!" Italy enters he war on thc
side of the Axis.
II Ge"man troop, march into
Paris.
- France signs AN ariniyric"
with Hitler.
II Franc" si"ns an alInislic,.
with Italy.
AUGUST:
) Inilwaflc launches all-our air
Blitz on England.
:" Britain agreed 10 lease bases
lo the United States i'm cy
change for fifty uyrr-a?r Amer
lean drstruycrs.
SEPTEMBER:
= RAF turns the tide in The
Battle "t Britain 10y shuorihe
down lH5 Nazi planes.
OF TOBER:
lG United States begins draftiny
men for service in the armed
forces: lG.4nu"oo men register
~ Italian troops invade Greece.
EEtEMBER:
H. British forces drive ,hr
Italians out OF Egypt invade
l.ibya.
l. President Ruosryclt proposes
I" lcnd-lraSc armaimrnts t,
Great Britain.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
1911
JAM ARl:

January:
i President Roosevelt tells CON
@reSs Tie American people Mil
not acquiesc" in an AAis-dictuj-
cd peace. outlines Il p.act
based ON four freedoms.
MtRCH:
Bulgaria joins The Axis: Sulia
Il occupied hy NaN troops.
APRIL:
Germany invadrs Yu"u.lt.i.
ANA Greece.
]" United States takes o., ,ic
protection at Gfeonl.nd 10
Safeguard Aotncrn shippln
routes, and torcstu.l ;.rurn
moN" toward lh" Wc-trtn itcm
iSphcr"
NAY:
IL Eudolph llcss flies from Ger
many, is cHIIurrd in %colland
- President Roosevelt pro
claims an unlimited tate of
national emergency in Ih.
United States.
JINE:
- German army inyldr lius:iI
July:
Premier Stain calI4 ON the
Soviet people to "scorrh lh.
earth as th" Nal. ulnio. I,u,r
deep into Russia
AIGIST:
II President RooScNt.: Pfin.
Minister Churchill auuouucr
the Atlantic Charter.
SEPTEMBER:
- President Roosevelt warns
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07

that United Stures Navy vii
shoot first al ANS wn.shim.
sighted in American defels,
zone
0CTOBER:
i Odessa fails To tn, Gcrman,
dli"r'a long siege
II American d,slrryr. H.,L.,
l"m"s tolPrdo,4 ANA sunk m
ia" Atim'lc. -
N0VENBER:
jult"d Statee c<f.ui. I.,,d
."as" aiG - Tia, Soli.f Clnun
- Iio" Army l~r"p'Hu. Ne.ro,.
DEtINBLR:
J'p"nese planes attach Pearl
Harmon "lfiWl Nalln" br,nu
."2 'i lmted STATE. INTO m.
Wur
i Germany and Italy declare
W.T. on lhc ni'cd state
JtNt AIRY:
. Pact of ne United Nation. j..
.l"nrd, twenty >IA uati,n.
hehDIn" The AAis pl,,l..,. !, CAM,
mon victory.
NtRtII:
l. Hitler predicts Il German -.
tory over Rus IA by tllr end or
summer
WAY:
~ Great Britain Soviet Union
Sl&h a twenty year mutual ana
pact
!" C.rclI VILLAGE ul l.idir, vii..d
"0I by the Aazi@.
IL Ll:
l British Ei"hrh Army stop,
F"mmrI 1T FL AI.tmcil.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07

THE JOB IS HALF DONE =
Let's buy War Bonds until it hurts.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-07
We Day Brings A Future
Bright With Hope

We DAY is being celebrated il
all parts of the civilized world today
he Nazi Beast has been crushed. Hi,
lar has been destroyed. His leader.
are dead, captured or in hiding. Hi,
countryside is laid waste. His factor
les are destroyed. Untold generations
as yet unborn will suffer from his in
sane rampage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

pole near the Incor hotel in Mag
netic Springs.
Two men we're seen leaving the
of Browns service station, in
Redwood. The car burned follow
ing the accident and was other
wise badly damaged, Sheriff Roosa
said.
Two men were sen leaving the
car after it ran into the pole. They
ran through an alley in the rear
of the hotel. Mrs. Tracy, who op-
crates dry cleaning establish
ment, said the car had been left
outside the station for service.
The theft was not learned until
someone reported the accident to
Sheriff Roosa.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

Brown BM 2/c CT), 233 s. Oak
ST., Marysville; John w. Southard,
S 1/c, Marysville Rt 5; Leo l..
Davis, PEIM &c, Marysville Rt. 3;
Donald Z. Geer, MON &c, Marys-
vile Rt. 2;
1t. JIG. Charles P. Keller, 257 E.
S dusky ST., Mechanicsburg;
James f. Brake COX (T), Milford
Center; and John E. Moore, PHM
2/c 148 Blaine ave-, Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
} OSTRANDER

Ray Russell.
Mrs. Charles Hanawalt was
rendered surprise party Friday
evening in honor of her birth an
niversary. The evening was spent
socially and refreshments were
served. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Leibold, Ostrand-
er; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Low and
children, Eileen and Max, New
Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Phillian
son, Victor, and daughter, Inez,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Phillian and
daughter, Sharon, and Patty
Thomas, Delaware.
The regular meeting of the Sci
OTTO Advisory Council was held at
the home of Mrs. T. B. Newhouse
and daughter Pauline, and was in
charge of the president, Hugh
Stimmel. Perry Smart, Mrs. Ray
Pounds, and Mrs. A. II. NewhOuSe,
were appointed members of a COM
mittee to organize new council,
The president read a letter per-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
DECEMBER 20, ls45-
SEEK MEN WHO STOLE
AUTOMOBILES IN REDWOOD

Sheriff II. S. Roosa and Marshal
Charles Davis, Redwood, are
seeking two men suspected of hav-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

inc Healey, associate conducuess; ;
Florence Moore, chaplain; Sue r
bright, marshall; L. A. McMillen,
organiSt; Cleo Patton, Adah; Mae
Watkins. Ruth; Helen Conklin.
Esther; Ruby Aldrich, Martha;
Ethel Pittman, Electa; Nina Kelly,
warder; Delbert Smith, sentinel.
Word has been received here of
the birth of son TO Mr. and Mrs:
Edwin Parrott, of Columbus, at
Mt. Carmel hospital.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

tanning to contributions for the
Veterans hospitals and Pauline
Newhouse was appointed TO meet
with the Red Cross committee,
The discussion leader was A. IT,.
Newhouse, the questions discussed
being, Peace Invades America,
and Strikes. Following the gen
eral discussion, the recreation hour
consisting of contests was in
charge of Mrs. Hugh Stimmel,
after which refreshments were
served. Those present were, Mr
and Mrs. Perry Smart, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cryder Mr.. and Mrs A.
f. Kile, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. New
house, Joy NewhouSe. Howard
Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Pounds, Joe Smart, MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh Stimmel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ancel
Larcom. The next meeting will be
held the fourth Wednesday i'm De-
cember at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. NewhouSc, with Hobart
SoCkran as speaker.
Ostrander chapter, OE.S. held
installation Of its officers for the
coming year, Tuesday evening, in
the Masonic Temple and the follow
ing officers were installed: Ethel
Knight, worthy matrOn; Floyd
Prouty, worthy patron; Hazel
Gleasenkamp, associate matron;
w. l.. GleaSenkamp, associate pa
tron; Avillee PrOuty secretary;
Gladys McKirgan, treasurer; An
nabelle Smith, conductreSs; Paul
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Good Yields

Good Yields
Beans yield more food for the gar
den space they occupy than sny ott1,
ef vegetable except tomatoes.
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ing stolen the 1899 Plymouth Sc
dan of Blanche Tracy, Redwood,
about II pm. Monday. The car
was wrecked about an hour later
when it was driven into a utility
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20
UNDERWENT OPERATION

Mrs. Leroy Grubbs, S. Court St,
received a telegram Wednesday
morning, from William Grammar,
of Rochester, Mimi, stating that
Mrs. Grammar had undergone an
operation on Tuesday. Her condi-
tion was good.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Kenneth l.. Roberts, de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given that Ber-
nice Roberts of Raymond, Ohio, has
been duly appointed administratriN
Of the Estate Of Kenneth J.. Roberts
deceased, late Of Liberty Township.
Union County, ohio
creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of December.
1S45.
JOHN ". DALEY,
Probate Judge Of said County
William l.. Coleman. Attorney
Dec. POST
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SOCIAL SECURITY VISIT

A representative of the Social
Security Board field office in Mar
ion, will be in the Marysville Post
office, from II noon to l pm,
Thursday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-20

The most acceptable, long re-
membered Christmas present that
you can buy is advertised today by
the Galloway Shoe Store. 12-13-3t*
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RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL

Frank Rupprecht, having enter
ed University hospital, Dec. 8, for
major operation, has been re-
turned to his home. He is recover
ing satisfactorily.
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FOR SALE-1936 two-door Chew
rolet Master with radio and heater,
5 exceptionally good tires, calls
4-25S3. 12-20-2ts
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NAVAL DISCHARGES

Service men recently discharged
from the Navy at the Personnel
Separation Center, Great Lakes,
H., include the following from this
area:
Dwight f. Andrews, RIM 1/c
(T9, Marysville Rt. 2; Paul r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Veaofable Plants

TIME YET TO set plants Of
'stc cabbage caullllower. broc-
Col and brussels sprouts but
transplant them Immediately or
DO VIII be- 100 late. Time 10
make one more planting of corn.
II will produce late enough so
N VIII not hc troubled with corn
horcr or the ear Worm. 'Nufi
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Peach Custard

II YOU are using eggs TO ad-
vantage, now that they are
plentiful we recommend indl-
NIdually baked custards. They're
ever so good and even better
than that when a half canned
cling peach is placed at the bot
tom OF each cuStard cup and
baked with Cuslard.