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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. or exec. sec'y,
excellent experience in professional and
industrial lines: free now: salary high.
BBo5oR&KEEpER-TYPIsr, competent. acc sseu-
rste no, eSGpe1riensed wants wSrk to Do at
ONCE or hospital in D. c.. no Sunday or
nights; nI 2 years exp; city refs. no.
DoCToR's OFFICE ASSISTANT wishes
permanent connection; doctor trained. also
ana saef familiar Nth ocs
FRENCH LADY. teaching private school,
would like position as soverness or com :
aurns W. ss5s months highest
board @ nes sh 5H i se
NURSE desires chronic, aged or invalid
fiiS' PfxNIsT 81 Or HSoi SooiRGAN1sr-sundays or week
sEcRETARY, experienced. eficisnt, college
graduate. takes dictation accurately. types
sssGns, and
sGcRITARY. SEC aE public relations and pubiiea-
ssIIsxins soilsss sfsdS.ss s Box a' aSSsH
ssEiacRETARY-sTENo., shorthand, fi4o:
sumes responsibility. Essentiaiity desired.
snp k l6dS doRRns atssr . bSn
worker. Call JULIA. DE. 5000.
STENOGRAPHER desires evening work,
stenography or typing, after g.: preferably
TYPIST, experienced
switchboard End general once work. Ok
W4owEkb Wiz askf lady of refinement. musisslly lea
educated. offers her services in the ca
pacity OF governess or companion. Refer
snsss @ exchanged. WI. 3772. IT..
travelled, college education: typing and
shorthand; worked years in welfare serv-
receptionist;- do not need release, could
start immediately. For interview, BOX
POSITION as resident MANAGER Of small
apartment for quarters. Dupont 3O4O after
6. Box BAH, Star 1Ss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sey Shore, newly furnished. famous res
tsstsa Box Use. star oA' 0foAs'S pro-
DRUGSTORE wanted; doing good business;
so la sTdkE star Successful business Sin
soIared snd aarfe apt aboys al modern mostly
rstins A xsR ny san MdT eazneat g.
JUST 6s tts nsovE vi ExUkpE hH ss9s @6raver0 vi with
sale whisky and beer. A going business;
Ssss sGo eves BENT va only s7Ss SO per month UN
F0R % RENT-Colored 3-chair barber shop
JosN 19ly eSuippsS ~ asSnv Apply s9s Florida ave-
BRoKERAGE FIRM IN has s'es Excellent selling Iii
connections. on Pacific Coast States open
for proposition of inert. Box "A: II. Star. Is'
booths and tables: seats so; only So 900
down; full price including stock is Sl2. 900
sEAnTY co Na verb Sso seoG CITY
COM. AVE; BOARDING HOUSE business
GOOD aFce guests 3 baths
Sse9; $500; terms, Cali MR.. WARNER DU
LuNCHEoNETTE in bowling alley; hours,
person and afford excellent income; won on
aefiui es1t ehanee to go IN business for your
s45o sei5 Win very small investment Sligo
RESTAURANT. first class, fully equipped.
going concern, complete crew, tastefuly
decorated, 100 seating; lease. low rent
sale: $4,000 cash Boz sss-H. oTa Star. aug. 49,.
DGS groceries, meats and vegetables:
business guaranteed S1.50O weekly no
competition. Price. $500 for stock, fix
lures, equipment and truck; terms
DGS groceries, meats beer: business.
1000 weekly, living quarters; well-estab-
lished location. Price. $1,000 for good
dollar
Groceries, and meats business. 81 900
weekly. colored trade; living quarters:
cheap rent. Price, $3.50 for stock fix
lures and equipment; same owner 6 years:
good money-maker. KOGOD 81 BOOKOFF,
Ma. 1883 or GE 1868
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SITUATIONS MEN.

BOOKKEEPER-ACCT., l 8 yrs exp. draft
exempt: full charge; native Of Washington.
CnAuFFEUR. m coiored. draft deferred. de-
sires position with fair hours, preferably
CONGRESSMAN or Senator; reference. FIR.
CHEF. white. middle-aged. for private
family, Washington and suburbs: best
references. Box 364-H, Star. 49,
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER desires evening
work; experienced designer and estimator.
Ex-sERvICEMAN. public relations spe-
calls ist-correspondent, interested in doing
work at home along creative writing lines,
publicity, etc. Box 4S6-E. Star.
ss9sE time Tosk ssse exchange room and board; Box
operator: has a permit. oLEN sULER,
sia MaN2GEk 22e;ffns RREraiL Rt af cLorH1NG-pesire
connection with hrm having need for su-
perior executive retail credit manager. In
middle fifties. I have lifetime of broad
experience in many felds of clothing. abil-
ity to handle all departments necessary to
the operation of modern concern. Pres
available for interview within so days.
Box 266-H. Star. 49,
PART-TIME real estate connection. Active
man with extensive experience. to work on
a commission basis. Box 223-H, Star
VETERAN-Executive, pers. MANAGEMENT,
personnel classiflcatio sales MANAGEMENT
property and maintenance MANAGEMENT
heating engineering and estimating; no
tTsyel yGyk Box Soe;A; Star: IS,
work in public accounting with CPA.
Union 0TS3. 10 Inn 1Ss
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS and new construction work.
an az types; reasonable prices; expert mechan-
AssEsTos 1is s!pisS s'sg rooins, rock wool o. in
fs i25 fst1a'f eo 7s HgDsos pa s2s
nv 1oW Warehouse at 7th and T ne. DI
COMPLETE GENERAL HOME remodeI,ng.
mfgrs: OF screens and storm doors, furni-
ture repairing and refnishing book cases
shelying Shell L lsgn benches and chairs. c. H
FnooR ns5e1 p P Res Franklin 5elo
aGet Rshns RI,s
NO I, coNTRAcToRs Ncn isia VISOR Wiseon.
eEsEkAL s;f fHs Nc eoNTRs1croR-oe, FRA repairing
and and remodeling done now before sprins
rush, estimates free. c. A. NEWELL.
MoDsRsss13zis' T. YOUR HoME-poreAe, In.
ishsd; concrete and brick work. painting
sHE f5sf sEn' .s6 M
fGnsTafteTs YouR f HoMk asE' and add ,ss
nished macs porches eO n6iosed
na and Ru@oRs Toons aae ssaeas
s@sIl nonsSis payments rABoR's fae ss'IRSaf HOME
EEhhsSnAIiNG AZ Soao CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
DRIvEWAYs. parking lots and walks
5sS psSed with durable asphalt. Dial OK
HONE HFMo6EhIsG. sS eisinsefs repairing. T.. base
ment mel to roof; individual attention given
f ssish 'oss aNb foF fsiRfis H.
equipped to handle any size repair or re-
sGs Co co US 4S0 tS5 PAY
fLEc!kicAL CONTRACTING. all types.
estimstss sn M siyn given METRoPoLITAN ELEC.
sAINTiNG AND DEcoRafiiS,G. 40 yeats a,
making homes brighter: unexcelled work
a. g reasonable rates For free estimates
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsrERTNG and
general repairs, Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics
co 81 .i6o sfteT Dm moUGs fR
SCREEN your porch while / have mate
rlals. Johns-Msnville products for roof
sns SIS 6sSa snc siains s1sn,rs, Call W. D. TAYLOR
ROOFING. asbestos siding. remodeling.
Msmbe, 1nS ne I. I'm I'M. Home Improvement Guild
JoHNs-MANvILLE roofing, siding. insula.
GATES .coNTRAcTING CO. o. 1900
DINER CORP Chestnut 1922; Johns-Man
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. fiagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces.
E.. E MAR5cuCCIo, .5 Route A. Horners lane,
GARDINER CORR. Ho. i sa5o! f1o Johns.Man. hn.
vllle .ootng. siding, insulation; storm win
doMs, screens heating. remodeling Terms
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PERSONAL,

DRESSMAKING STUDIO. centrally located.
for prompt service Dresses. suits made
to order Also restyline and alterations,
Moderate prices LEA ENGEL. lilo = st
pR Dy RoSm q ioHNshNe ~ shSne dsS,,. sx 1909 .
repaired while you wait Room 6O2.
Msstory siag iH5 l4th NV
Wrig t. II YOU are in need of . loan up to
200 On your sis ature.
BANISH FEAR 4 SELF LF-CONSCIOUSNESS.
deyeiop courage, and gain pose. learn to
tnteryiew phone Ma 3488
ing nursery through 9th erade. hot lunch
cons and transportation provided; indi-
yidual attention stressed; art. music.
dancing: extensive Fairgrounds SH 1874.
WAKE UP BY PHONETIC original wake
up service; ST. per month after first month.
Details after $40 p.m.. DE 5305 31s
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES, where friends
meet and strangers feel at home. For in
SIP coVEks AND DRSPERiEs@ S @ Drofession- fasg
:iEyesss ally cut and tsiored
WILL CARE for l or 2 children. exchange
for apt. or house, committing distance
Naval Hospital, write 1446 Fairmont st.
WANTED French conversation one .half
hour daily, vicinity Chevy Chase Club;
ref. requested. Phone WI 54b2
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

BERT eAbsasp EaoeS co 5ensEse sas Colorado 70
df b. le.h e. F1KEPLAcE aha sss x AND furnaces T
paired: smoking eliminated; guaranteed re-
suits; s9I eM combustion M chambers renewed. Call
APPLIANCES, reftieeration. washing mach.
r.ep.NiTed; . N 24-hour service: Ii. 1928. IT.
ana dons dambie 'eISses Ex e7s So
Warning oe wise and ready act now!
makns o5R9ns m
CARPENTERING. painting and papering;
house painting specially. Franklin 25e6.
CARPENTER CONTRACTOR - Porches,
screens, partitions, storm windows, doors,
ssFaFsss aF saso general repairs, N, c. RoWIEY
CARPENTRY. REPAIRING, porches in
closed, attics finished recreation rooms,
sspest Wa 5ss
9 GREENE; KE. oeas. ssa Sd St. NV. A
irons: short circuits repaired: extra base
hEaa 4s sspsI.ss ss.n
ssEzff gals eR sss4 RESEa nsh5
ELEcTsic VIKING fixtures extra % out
= E;Ee So ssSa e. ave a ssai
pairns Radios ana appsnses rspsired and
COMMUNICATION alarm and signaling sys-
tenn; installed ana serviced by skilled
mechanics. Prompt service. IL 51S7.
ELECTRIClANs; e4-hour service; old and
new wiring, motors. washing machines and
PnPas aaSoa nh seTsse zaS old s and
W1n nSres ana oo
RIsS snd all as
ssRsEfd fssA issz4is 1s
ELECTRIC SERVICE corner 14th and
hsP2Ri hxPERr MAS MxsoSkY RYk go eeso5NsrR brickvork
RACES. Carpentry. ETC. Du 1858. FESsARA.
gLooas cleaned. waved and golishsgSs: shgs sx. x.
iSa EiSSaSoSa = s4SSIIsSa S Is;a sAKKs, s 81 shsox6 aots
xork. L. =. FOLK. Wo. o5ss.
SSG 4oSE Ia cssn ssI7 81 ad rR w.tss dss
FURNITuRE repaired, cabinet work; make
11 sHEwART PskfIcH FAILS Church 1911.
GENERAL CONTRACTING. carpentry
painting sno paper haneins' screening and
'onss - e.. We c.,snaa s.ys es sssR sRd materials av
GENERAL REPAIRs-Foundation to roof,
painting, cement, carpentry and plastering,
FHeanf s KS KS sss sYsrHs snss s
paired or replaced by trained. efdcient
mechanics Free estimates on added ra-
dlation or remodeling work DAY ENGI-
NEERING CO.. 1400 Spring I'd. NV. AD
PAINT kitchens baths. fronts; special
low prices. during March only; work fully
guaranteed. ia. $3.50.
eah Mr. Snss Gin "o5s ooss
RAINTING, interior; exterior. Sherwin-
after pm. SANFORD, TR. S423.
PAINTING. plastering. cement work, car
HTHoPOIITAN CONTRACTING CO..
Trinidad 1910. Ask for Mr.. Willis. IL
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SITUATIONS OOMESTIc.

COL0RED LADY, days work, first-cIass
Pm: good references. $500 and carfare.
Phone CO. O2l7. 15s
floor, 1923 o2nd St. NV 1ss
LAUNDRESS wants laundry to do at home
bundle wash; reference; exp. AD. 1925.
MAID. colored, desires q position as house.
worker; desires to live in. Phone TR. 1853,
WOMAN, colored. wants laundry work. S5
per day. HO ABB
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HELP WoMEN.

with large CORP. apply now to SINGER
SEWING MACH. CO., 1887 Conn. ave.
iNTEREsTfNG POSITION in Photographic
studio for young woman with pleasing
porf hods
and has excellent postwar future. Call
MRS. ENGLEMAN. DI. 4400. Ext. 1854.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

'GERMAN, conversational. technical, ad-
native and high-experienced professor;
low rates. DR.. JULIUS WILDSTOSSER,
1881 Mt. olivet road. ne. Franklin 5512.
RUSSIAN taught BY experienced native
instructor recently arrived from Soviet
Union. DE. 1928. MRS LEWIS
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MOTOR TNAvfl,

DRIVING oakland. Calif. via Los Angeles
lessylnE esHTY2 2M0th M III y. S254 after P,n. ,Is.
ee,ires womSr companion, share expense.
fRAvkLING to Fort Leuderdale, ria.
TuSssdsy. TuS AZ. A3ssh 2o, wiz tsks 2 passsnssrs,
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EMPLoYMENI SERVICES.
BUSINESS BUSINESS

TEACHERS WANTED, many attractive fan
positions now being filled. ADAMS
TEACHERS AGENCY. Colorado Bldg. 14th
and q SIS. NV.
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> MILFORD CENTER
NEWS NOTES
By MRS. HERBERT RUTAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Davis and
Mrs. Sylvia Connolly spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Davis sister,
Mrs. Edwin Young, who is a pa
tient at the Jane Case hospital, in
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods
worth and family spent Sunday
with the latter's brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Blankenship and family, of near
Urbana.
Mrs. D. A, Michel, son, Cloyd,
and granddaughter, Janet, returned
home Saturday, after a vacation
in Canada.
Miss Mary Jane Heimlich, of
Stoutsville, is spending a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Huffman
and daughter, Doris.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Liggett ano
son, Roland, are spending this
week at Lakeside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Green, OF
near Broadway, and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Rutan spent Sunday al
Indian Lake.
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0 BROADWAY
BY MRS. DONNA MILLER

Dinner guests of Mrs c. L, Nc
Mahon and daughter, Maxine, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson,
and sons, Dean and Bobby, of Belle
Center, and Miss Mary Ruth
Marsh, of Broadway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Nelson and
family are moving to Marion this
week.
Several from here attended the
dance held in Cline'S store room,
last Friday night.
Mr.. Ralph Watts, of Evansville,
Ind, spent few days recently with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell
Watts.
Mrs. Bertha Dintaman spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Ora Roe,
of near Delaware.
Mr.. Jackie Coakley had the
misfortune of cutting his foot on
a rock while swimming in the York
quarry, Sunday which required
a stitch to close the wound.
Mrs. Evelyn Landon and daugh-
ters, Margery and Marilyn, were
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Ice cream and cake were served
to the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Chase Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Jenkins, Miss Beatrice Jenkins and
Mrs. Lydia Madden, all of Ur-
bana; MIR and Mrs. Edward Agner
and son, Larry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Knedler and children, Bob
by, Belvamae and Johnny, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. H. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Buch-
anan, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter How
ard, Mrs. Ella Powers, Mrs. Har-
riet Huffer, Miss Anna Dea, Mrs
Alta Connolly, Mrs. Nora HON.
Sher Miss Elsie Sheehe, Miss Alta
mae Connolly and Bernice Rice
Mrs. Madden received many
beautiful gifts, flowers and birth
day cards. After a late hour all re-
turned to their homes, wishing
Mrs. Madden many more happy
birthdays.
Lewis Huffman, of Columbus, is
visiting his father Mr.. Vaughn
Huffman and Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Huffman.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Liggett,
Mary Leach, Doris Huffman, Mar
tha Ingram, Maxine Trees and
Rilla Carrick attended Methodist
Youth Fellowship Institute, at
Lakeside, last week.
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up that much of our front-line firing power.
We are only beginning to lick geography in
the Pacific After we get it licked, then wei
really meet the Japs 100000 to 100000
battle-hardened veterans, fighting in their own
back yard with no geography to lick, all in
trenched, all tough fighters, all splendidly
trained, all well equipped. Four to five million
of them ready and waiting and two million
more in reserve.
1t isn't going to be easy. 1t isn't going TO be
quick. It's going to take a lot of fighting, it's
going to take lot of working, lot of building,
lot of hustling-for long, long time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny, of Chicago
are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Adams, Mrs. Stella
Davis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
! Ferrel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rausch and
daughter, Louella, left Friday for
a two-weeks vacation in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ganshiemer
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daley, Mrs.
Herman Fladt and daughter, Linda
Lou, of the Milford rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert hutan and
daughter, Sandra Lee, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delmar Green and family, of near
Broadway.
Paul GanShiemer returned home
Thursday, after a few days visit
with his uncle, Mr.. Burton Bill, of
Pharisburg.
Miss Altamae Connolly, of Ur-
bana, is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Connolly and son, Charles.
Mrs. Charles Daley, Mrs. Her
man Fladt and daughter, Linda
Lou, were Tuesday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ganshiemer
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Davis and
Mrs. CeCile While were callers in
Delaware, Friday.
Mrs. Jacob kaufman, Mrs. Walt
er kaufman and daughter and Mrs.
Lewis Stillings were Monday eve
ming callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fletcher and son, Sgt. William
Fletcher and Mrs. John kaufman,
of MechanicSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. HartZel BeSgrOve
and daughters and Mrs. Lena
Boyer were shoppers in Columbus,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Noyes, of
Ashland; Miss Norma Jean Nc
Master and Miss Mary Lou Hersh
berger, of Indianapolis, were Mon
day evening callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Knight Kimball
Mrs. Mollie Ingram left Monday
for two weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rickenback and fam
lily, of Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs.
RiCkenback were guests here
Monday and Mrs. Ingram returned
home with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Brown
were callers in North LeWiSburg,
Monday evening They were ac-
companied home by their daugh-
terS, Nancy Sara, and Jane who
had spent a few days with their
grandmother, Mrs. Myrtle Gil
bert.
Mrs. Jacob kaufman received
the announcement Tuesday, of a
little 6 pound, ounce daughter,
born, Monday, July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rupe, at Corpus Christi,
Texas. Mrs. Rupe was the former
Mary Lewis.
- Mrs. Louis Bumgardner and
daughter, Dianne, were shoppers
in Columbus, Tuesday.
Little Sandra James, of Colum-
bus, is spending few days with
her grandmother, Mrs. Ocie
RhoadS.
One of Milford's most high,
ly esteemed citizens was rendered
a surprise when 81 of her friends
walked in on her Friday evening to
help celebrate her birthday. At the
appointed hour of $50, Mrs. Mad
den and her guests went over to
Beulah'S Restaurant where two
tables were decorated with flow,
erS, candles and a beautiful birth,
daU cake
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02

Saturday night supper guests oi
Mrs. Maxine Miller and son, Keith
Mr. Carl Shirk has been quite
i'll, but is much better now. Mrs
Lydia Waters is also still on the
sick list.
Several from here enjoyed the
fair at Redwood. last week.
Mrs. Donna Miller was the sup,
per and overnight guest, Monday
of Mrs. Maxine Miller and Mrs
Joanne Predmore.
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you DON'T NEED
A VACATION"

That's the title of an article in
The American Weekly with next
Sundays august 81 issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times, which gives
the opinion of some doctors that
the real way for smooth sailing is
to getrid of worries, stop wrang-
ling and shouldering other people S
problems. Get Sundays Detroit
Times. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02

lHIs IS one of Japan's greatest allies geog-
raphy. 1t has already put $500 miles between
the guns we make and the men who are usins
them. 1t will put many, many more.
We have to overcome this greet barrier of dis
tance before we can fire a single shot at a single
Japanese stronghold like Two Jima or Okinaws
or the islands of Japan, itself.
And the conquering of it will take vast
armada of ships, legion of men. Three times as
many ships as it would take to transport fight
ing force to Europe. And to maintain three firing
line fighters it takes two supply-line fighters.
Yes, the long, strong arm of geography holds
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
Says General Brehen somerveII:

The war in the Pacific will be hard
and it may be long. It will require
great effort to defeat the fanatically
stubborn, close-knit power of the Jap
anese. Operations of greatly increased
scope and magnitude in the Pacific
will be required to assemble and drive
home the preponderance of force nee
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
CHILDREN HOME TOGETHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Smith, of
Allen township are entertaining
their daughter 1t. Elizabeth Smith
and their son, Cpl. Dana T. Smith
mad family.
1t. Smith is home on Is day
leave from Darnell General hos
pital, Danville, KY, where she is
nurse.
Cpl. Smith is spending a 3O-day
furlough with his wife and Children,
Maxine and Paul, of Raymond, and
his parents. He served 13 month
overseas as a combat engineer with
Gen. Patton'S army.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-08-02
BLUE sTAR MOTHERs
FAREWELL SUPPER HELD
HONORING THE BRUERDS

Approximately so friends and
neighbors gathered for a basket
supper at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bird, of near Byhalia,
Monday evening, honoring the Rev.
and Mrs. Edward w. Bruerd and
daughter, Mary 10. The Bruerds
will be leaving soon for India, as
missionaries. Mrs. Bruerd was the
former Glendola Bird.
The evening was spent socially,
consisting of group singing, vocal
solos, accordian solos and farwell
speeches to which Rev. and Mrs.
Bruerd gave replies.
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essary to assure the complete defeat
of Japan. Japan has an army of
100000 to S 100000 men, and
1900, 900 reserves. Until the last Jap
has surrendered, the Army Service
Forces and those who are supporting
us on the home front cannot drop their
burden"
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ed Monday for a visit with their
sister, Mrs. Anna Scheiderer, of E.
Sixth st.
ON VACATION
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Creighton,
are spending a three weeks vaca-
ton near Honor, Mich.
III III III
SON BORN WEDNESDAY
A son, David Edward, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Weav-
er, of the Waldo rd, Wednesday
in Doctors hospital Columbus.
IL IL IL
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.
LEGION AUX. CONFERENCE
Union county had three dele
gates to the American Legion aux
iliaary Conference at the Neil
House in Columbus, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Helen KillWorth of Colum-
bus, succeeds Mrs. Doris Buck, of
Newark, as president of the sixth
district.
The Union Unit, No. 79, dele
gates were Mrs. Phyllis Baldwin,
Mrs. Helen Rausch and Mrs.
Ethel Pfarr.
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.
II II IL
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.
-II- III III
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.
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RETURNS HOME
Sammy Bumgarner, of Rich
wood, returned home Monday, aft
er spending thes past week with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Bumgarner, of Watkins.
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BLUE STAR MOTHERS
The Blue Star Mothers Organiz-
tation will meet at $3.50 pm. Mon
day in the Armory.
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FAREWELL PARTIES
FOR JOE BISHOP
Group of dinners and parties
were held honoring Joe Bishop,
who was inducted into the service,
Saturday. He has been attending
Wooster College.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Bishop, were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Randolph and daughter,
Alice, Plain City; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Nelson, Dayton; Mrs. Barbara
Bishop and Miss Nancianna Bish
OPP.
Mrs. Mary Wholaver, of Colum-
bus, entertained for her nephew,
Wednesday with family luncheon
in the Southern Hotel.
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