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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16

1t is an awfully long ways from
Australia to Japan, but the distance
left for MacArthur's journey to Tok-
20 is not very great.
At the risk of being accused of OPP
mism the Washington Correspondent
of this newspaper expresses the opin-
that the wars will be WON by us In
. few weeks OF most-not In months,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16

Negro woman: Sorry, ma'am, but
Use got new job and KANT do NO
mo- washin' and ironin' for you all. >"
Mistress. what sort of job is it,
war work."
mo, ma'am. faint 'sackiy war
work. In my new job amt allowed
to work. I'sa on Selist." thames.
KAs. QAtAN -
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16

The development and disclosures in
connection with the affairs of the CIO
Political Action Committee have re-
the labor ranks against the arrogance
suited in "a growing revulsion" In
and asgoRtsrX Of sidney HUMAN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16
WHAT WILL MAN LOOK LIKE IN
DISTANT EITIIRE2

Half million years from now, say
anthropologists, the human male will
look more like a woman; tie female
more like baby-and badness will
be normal. Read this intensely inter,
esting prophecy in the February 25tl
issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Fayorite Magazine With
THE BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Order From Your Newsdealer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16
Winning The War

Apparently one of the early prob
ems of the war will be 'How to Get
10 Boys Back Home" rather than
-ow to send more boys overseas. The
iermans are surrounded, and they
aven't ghost of chance to hold
N much longer, unless they permit
4emselves to be killed, instead of
surrender. IA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16

U. S. entry into Manila was right
on time. Macarthur as well as Mus
solini can make trains run on sche
dule.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-02-16

This dilemma that German gener
erals are in is probably a lot safer
than any Rlacce, at at the front
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
~ b - filled Nth hokam and
5urkum tAa' Z fvaqsqss ~ .hestEence
g" re''F"' Is Tv,h11 rt1 a.nat


Savings 81 Individuals IA the United
States during the first SIX months - 1916.
amounted % g. SOC 0as.VQO. according o.
lhe Seeurtk 4 and ExghanEe Commission.
whieh reports that hquid >ayugx accoaut
Co. SIS soo eo 0o0 ofrtta total
Ana'y2HR wnzs tndh-aiuak saved dur
.nR the second quarter. the SEC say. TIA,
shes increased their holding. n govern
mert securities by s5.IUo GOO oUo. added
So 500. 0Uo.Uo O. their cash and deposit,
81 5oo. "U" uUo 20 their equity ir private
Insurance and s3oo u0o. uoo 90 their invest
meufs iu savings and loan associations,
The figures reflect the unusual pros
perlty IL the first hall % The present year
aud reveal that the people ot the country
have added considerably O. ne huge back
log 81 spending power which he, amassed
earlier
TIE existence Of such a iarge yoIu D.
q liauid saalngs which means that o.
ean be cashed and expended. adds 90 n
general iuflationarl threat which now hoy-
rr- over the naton n turned loose n "a
precipated demaud for good, the huge
savings would kad 20 distressing ,ltua-
uon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
Respectfully y0urs.
BARBARA GREENE
coNcRATULAuoNs

EdaaE Ire CltEen
Your EDITORIAL q ire 12nd .nsi
IS indced sorthy ~ much PRAISE.
a. 81 Was based on ConstF1lcfgve
Crurlsn DlsCrminatlon ~ any
lsse shoald Pc exposed regard
1ew 81 peSvn q persons N
had.
WAogf 4 shadow q = douo;.
- ssaplalnt E.lsd saaanst the
s-sf~fare sffuated a. F3emlng and
E.aaana stEcets as ln1eed Els-
tma nls and leaal HowexeF. ere
IS anzsFs AIth CONSERVATION 81 'he
fnture of re pFuper autnur1les
e. expedite their duties properly
RI order o. remedy such stua-
sons A Ereat many & car puo-
places are short g ueang t4n-
.T u4Nrs
IRE cribs lang comparable 60
.a disaster ecnflaE ration aa4.d
s-se here Rau3 - ere dropp "a
an atowil homo.
JOSEPH " VILLAR
+ Wet fla
90 q. ls$5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
DOWN THE STRETCH

With the registration books closed.
showing q total Of 4.si4 qualified voters.
the = candidates may De said 10 have turn
ed the three-quarters mile post and 70 be
galloping down the home stretch.
Probably the term "gaIloping" does
not apply 20 some 81 the candidates. pos
sibly one-half Of them. because only a dozen
o. a.. individually and through supporters.
are keeping their names before the public
Indeed q few 81 the candidates are not rails
ing q ripple on the surface they qualified.
announced and lee Il 20 az that
But. YEA may be sure. il will be the
hustiers Who viii win. To get pluralties
amoue almost 600 voters. with their sup
port distributed. in some cases thinly
among = candidates. j. not an easy matter
One can not sit idly by. 80 % speak. and
expect the voters % pounCe upon his name.
Sd % speak again Aside from members Of
families and close friends who will vote
foT this or that aspirant. a candidate % be-
among the winners must get out and
work among the voters convince them that
e Il O. their advantage. that i. ne clty's
advantage. 60 east their ballots for him
Nobody can forecast with certainty
ne outcome of the election. Among the
gu4l4iled voters are a good many who have
~ participated Ia local election and
good many who are voting for the first
tire The reRi<trants from Poinciana num-
her SOC and 65S colored people have quail
led
We have heard e said that q certain
candidate has me coloTed vote tied ~.
but dor vou believe that nobody has ne
so-caiisd coiorci vote Elm the bag The
CifIzsr Knows IL % be- a fact that the vote
.ng g ire colored folks viii be split 90 a.
great degree as will be the vote among
white folks. which demonstrate that the
former are capable 90 thinking for them
selves aud resent the implication that any
body can Sew up their vote. a. though %
vas something that can be- fingered into
shape for the colored voters and cast for
them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
LET'S FIND THE GOOD

Instead Il the bles, and .ountful peace we al en-
Nsloued during the % have been u.aa1ed
With hal amounts "a "a peace If utrvts'
tnh hermit alternating a takv-awav from
ne" ~papers the radio and common ceuverSat. .r.an
have escaped the depressing effes OF the atar ars
rental for blowing sl Ga blts and the un4a.. nd
tEiHtss of labor disturbance The cells el ht lI Al
ar making much ot this
Instead ut slrrrndering SENSE et ts4tltt a.b o.
cam and should 10 something ta ,suntsra.t ~ lrfs
begin for Instance. hy thinking 81 the sisutta ~ sfs
->on ter producing better eNt.tsu,s 4, th f..t ,f
strikes et> remember tn housands rt plants vhsf.sn
goodwin tNsts 'eiS reflect on che ,hsftsa at H,r m
stead thsr ,harlataui<u Irt.. fh,uk ,t 49,. t ~.
stead ID the thurl.
iF-e- there arc tho>y Whu lkv rats .r.v All fr.
.-Haaivr~ 20 rlr frevicur-.tht Nrfk ft.g-. ~ 81 -
rf tbrm cyst LET us hv watthtull, ausf. 4. - ~
hrn1. Buf lets believe. too that We hasr t.,.t.a - .
America
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
WHO KNOWS?
ANSWERS ON PACE .

. When 38 the BIZ Trree cor
- 81 laIta
Ar Mons required ~ sete
sr trs question 20 st-klnEF
g. there Republican q 'he
!. Uuau Can'UttF
How many ~cn and women
left scrool tnr -he arrnee serV-
ices
S Wraf .aEpsred 81 NagassSi
q Wren w1 me pa Ippsncs
BECOME rlefsg 8vrfF
Wh4f IS 'at rlga4 l4nE4aEe
q 'hs Fsl.puus
w. enc .as' - s.r 'rasel
asfAeer NeA Y1-k and san
Franr sru"
Has rre FeasIaI government
L. n lsl aFon fe make good
rs E.ararfesof farm prHe- after
t.t AaT
.H Cen tul name ms Brflsh
foreign --eEstaFs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

ChapteT 20
lane eame down into the air
- port. bewil6ered. and her 60
NiideEmsnt Increased as they az
preached the capital u seemed
suddenly corpulenL overgrown1
even roway. Eagerly she identi-
hed landmarks. treasured herself
that tbs was q former home
groand
she Spoke % me CAB driver -
they neared 4 spot where she I
once sat swinging her heels while
her mother watched models pa
raae. Can you take ny bass On
% TIE hotelg"
Her family nans was magie.
They had exactly wat Mss Grey
woala need: We. thsy'a send
everything % the hotel By mes
sengcr. Immediately.
No sooneT as she in her room
than she was AZ the telephone.
Ire operator seemed forever
reaching Marx Sheridan's oa3ce.
When she id. 81 impatient voice
Insisted Nfr SheFidan was nst IN
nor would be be n before tAe FOL
lowing day.
she tired hrs club. Re was no.
there. No. they eouid net say
when Or 4 ed return that eve-
ning. AS thcTe any nessaEeg
FToEn the club secretary. after
ideatifying herNh. Jane reserved
the comforting neNs trait Mr..
Sheridan was dining AZ the Nsw
SlrafhmoFa tnat evening with rs
former secretary. As you are rs
Western manager. Mss Grey. you
ooubGlesz know Aiss Hansen'
TIE boxes md arrived from the
nlodasie Nhile Jane was taking. /
she turned 20 eye taeEn noN.
-And - think q the money I've I
Wasted Or md shes -. II .
he's fool enuugh 20 Be even seen /
with CaTla--" An8 AJw di3 shs ]
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

go aawMBa 80 ms wwm e. psana y
mma - - wanma4 fM~aws nsx@ -
amm8 D. aazwNa wxwmM 81 - aEpasa4 na9nG
- - - psuw~ms ms~w 10 - g.
- = - mmmmwAmsm aa $50 pmmmmm aA@AaM
e. m -. mamMBa A. ~ unuass 80 -
s 1880 mmwws taaMFuhs eusruUeaan 90
a. Mnmmua wsss 80 psmans gtrtaa.
1888 49, 49, ~ hmaAshaasl - oxsan-
asmm uaa@sna - ssn@rs FAaass ws~wa 90
$3.50. 1850 - nwwa 80 go slssa@
a as emaamAnaas &c ssm8zFs nexss eom-
m $50 nEtaeaNas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
.On,teadot4i,,,!s.|,
~ J. -. b. pscoy o,MoR!

lhanas and drnp - sasms plaee. :.
speakinz of ihe an9aas--
MARX a. Cara wsFs 80 -
VI tering tba leanHe dmne fmFa
her hanas maa2Aa3 HsFans4 M@
/ feminine ma8#WzEaNmkss smH
1 she bloaxa wth - a4FM1iN -
I emnssma she too = MAssF sEamae
I lnta ) nnaFbN nalxfeN fsF FHas84f-
ance.
Th~v walfe4 asieffy antf -
other to Fep4iK9A - - aaAA
room. faat u. Uanm wHltNa atsssN
Jana hafm't known So rs -
many narEeA a Sa4moFknM Tee
acfiun-
-Reaay1~ Dom ssood - ans 60
Tered as arm. ard alaMifs iaHt8
thawr dwmsNed tAHmm. tMNv mmIke8
no the dinina FooFn amm 80 Eaesf
tabIe. ret 10 Tar fsoEm MMf4
@sersdanG
ssoun's inok.= ~ snnrmA nrm.
but or Kfl friend Il ane4f - aa
eaFFlEd est % 4 sfFNietNF AkesMaN
70 rolse. ahe'a armwn - aftems
tea % 20. Here na nNWm8@e#
Jane lsokwd I'D - So Mas
Sheridan. hawtng eoNms 80 ne
anpardonaeie slm - leaNtmM Cara
alone. bearing 6oaa en AEaf
table.
~whv-whv. MsH-Afm-@
Goes evening" Mafh haW0mt
vos to net h~feTef RS = - -
Grey
Den. thounht rane several tres
that awmnsnN. w4a eHsnM wAssNsa m
WaNnlngton ~ sn9lfa lave Zen
. fed marxhaL TIE @tkNH fhnx8
merely ruwwon8esf % - alrwetea
Somfhow he eauEn& an4 hef8
Gaia HanKNnM nd EEsmMf assMN.
tor ave. from TIE ether twn
= hRHam Shnra1mn. wMMn
Don aroae. Cart wffh hamn -.
cuse AS q rmomNmtF# - aNMmA
@TheFe'E a1naHfhlng l wMns -
show Mss Hansen
Thev were barely eus 20 fhm
dining rooFn When SheFi4an arm8m
anruptiv. LET'S SCI oas nf thts
place. Ahoat ax uaueh uraNarw e.
= q hahbgwL ana whaf ! wzms 10
- xs - emmkAmmaA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
PEOPLES FORUM

aont grow any~here n the Una-
80 States uut here Most I'M
portanf q sil-fine. frsendly peo-
Ple
havent written tins - make
snvune angry ] cnly wish
cauid naake enoagh -Conchs
ftEht1ng mad Fightng mad
enuagh o. set tha night things
aonc -. any not . SoCigty fur
pablN Bettermenf ? once start
ed 1ue would he surprised hoW
many persons would JOIN Yes.
III he Rlad % help Key West re-
corne beautAful. and inviting 20
IA thCusanis a tourists Who 4
cssne here 7 can plant trees. paint
park hsnches. end handle a shoN-
el fo pave oar streets Oncc. we
-aa pirates nere. We can have
fhen again Pirates q Pros
rass
Respectfully yours.
BARBARA GREENE
Ms Henry Pinderl
key Wesf. pa.
OFT Is. ls85.
TT Love Lane
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

know that MS dinner engagement
attn CARA wasn't buaAnessg
SuddenIy her bead vert 40
and are dashed TO the felsraoae
- cal friends in Alexan1r ..
Sne'd dzne Ia the same room wltn
CaFia and Mark
Don. Jane Grey speaking Don.
would you and Rath be my E1ssts
this evening"
Ruth wss n North Carolina.
bat Den would be delighted % 90
as James escort
She found Rim awaiting Der,
handscnne and distinguished IN Eis
lieutenant coInneis unlf1ru1. ana
it Was calm % her tern spirit 90
realize this husband 81 an often
visited xhool friend dldnt Fecog-
mar her.
what have you done 20 ycur-
selfg- he demanded abruptly ~ffA
that has wftn the shiny th1ngan1a-
bo6s On i"
Russian shake with seQuins.
laughed Jane. And TIE drezs7~
lie gs0ok as head Ruth'R been
hEmoaning the passing % long
formaiz. cut Tat" lie laughed
with her ~tli BET before this eve
nlnKs over kufhs going 90 re-
celVe = Eire telling her Tn step
Ping cut wifh . green-eyed Maia
HarL That salls for oFchldx. green
ones. ard while the boy rounds
thcm I'D we'll haVe cocktails and
youll ter ne what's hiding be-
hind those restless eyes. You
know vou've looked az every man /
"a the lobby n tAe last Eve m4n- /
1teE
n fhe shadowy intimacy % Re
cocktafl lounge she told hlm 1
everything. and wzs reWarded ~ 4
re boyixh grin whirh was ever
rs greatest asset. feeling as ere
MES into seliev - 10 genius
,culd look so f4aieless.
Tel ne kae ordered.
Your Ass CARA has beer
wantl~ % work on me for a0me
.ir- ne confessed. III give her
.he opportunity tonight Wei try
ID make q q fourE0me. and Ii
an tear Ser away from The
mighty Marx IL take her CT rs !
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

One of the difGcultlr. that concerns
che heather. when they consider embracing
thrstarity. Is the division thar separate.
ne various churches. I, ls hard for nom
Christian % understand the exclusive claim.
an dsoeciiiC doctrines 90 the yarlou. trarer.
e, = Christianity u Is easy Co understand
ne confusion that befuddles he uur-Chr.,.
tan thinker and 90 comprehend The las..
sc some nome hristians " ho hav, expressed
a Willingness 90 become a member ~ ans
particular branch II the Christian Earth
w do not believe that i Is n.ce..ar,-
Tor The various branches of Prote,tarrs.r
~ Of the Christian faith. 20 begom, united
into one church. but there j. a grra, oDp.r.
tunity for combined effort g. convert nom
believers including millions residing n ~.
lnltcd states Il should also he pos.Ibl.
for the various church organization. % Coz
operate Wholeheartedly in the promotion
- social and religious objective. In any
nation which has established and MAINTAIN.
freedom e religious worship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

whw 0ta1asm ~wtea@~a wnRx~e~
st@mm 81 &mm WsW@s 90 80 F@@@~
mNMs hmA NhW e@&a@M w@MwNNmM sac
kwna - awfwge maY fxs@s a@tea
mNm mmmmaMmN@m t&h9&mmM 80 mmmmB~
rmma@8. NMm wsNta9Fw s@8@t8 ~
fatT am8 @@mff20 sAw aN&fwEa -
1MA@ w@x4ms mma write 90 eaw st@E
&c aAs maRsF @mtF. stMnatmHW 80
aam wNt&sFm m@aa aNHeWN49N t@N
tw2swwm $50 wAda - wm@&t~A~& 49,
ses4 1Namameed @shwFwtse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

EaAEA1. me itEAaA
There Is ar arlcle in re
Resders Dgest H0Etooer rssutI
caued -Colontlans Remake Ther
Iowns Whach I Noul. Lac every
keV Westtf to read O. c1ucsrus
TEE saClo8ad o. Megoras Pue-
lras the Soclefy fr Pauilc Bet-
terment Anyway shaIl fTy So
give q fea g the a3eas es as l-re
soc.ety 20 interested keg West
eTs
These secletles. seattle %
throughout Collmb.a. ale cu-
pusei ~ groalps af paa.le spirited
men aumen. ard even -hlldIcu,
ana Iced CD o4idlng af t0f ~
t4Te There mas ae trrty W
trIee hundred ptlsans n orc
sro4p. depending apaa tre ssEe
ai ere toNr. ana nell1t mewotTs
lanalrR lrem uas drivers ia att
SIS. taef ll.es attn rr-'aart'g
pass nate cfsw p iH teuf-
els. satsloers are trCa1raEed e.
eantrthute IDEAS ln zaart. any,
ore can neInuG % >aclet st~-
t1t HE MUST BE ACTIVE Tre~a
ere o. fuses durs ~ raer rer1 1<..
zee 4aliv war.s on Wratfs ar pTga-'
g. cCwes 4p--a lEfEfF 81 Isl pas-.
me sFeets. ualutlrN ing
uerk ueulhes-er planting .-eas
sud flaners aians the -aals traf
.rad nta lheU t1mns one mast
read tns fire artcle ta ful'e ap-
pFeciate tne marv IDEAS t cor
talns s. tnouEtf ahf can e
q Stop NJ hlic rpated kev
Wgsfers aar.rs "a sa..ttE .~..H-
f8 Ls .rt eae-
re- .ar -ak. an ACTIVE rr-- -
rE finer cleaner wHs
7tstfll Ksv We 81 sssf .
tHa- nesed ts streets paEe
eT-fs aeed-greun .Hfs converted
rt RS f'a0er gardens .f- r.as-
.. e. .nsf1 are vars .f-sr th-nks .
far -r IS f- tuan
" am No. ar r-ts.t Ieas
er- rers ara every ~rafr #f
-ss Cen wears rre3 aaas irw Z
laa -3.. .sl4a5 80 ..-a So
laag2g e. 80 l.>k Ft. vests
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
KEY WEST in
Az DAYS GONE BY

Members q TIRE ercxt - tao
C.har asks Nh.lh A.rt
,aagr' m ~ stoTm 1T Cara
Ia le arrived a Kew West ,oday
So tser aas :. Havana Ons ol
tac yes.s.s s~rt 31Wu IN tke
szs4~. ruf ere other MANAGED
O. leash Calaoele. ~ lres acre
49,
" p Craig sald today tha-
p. Ha1 prepared e. build
v-a-f CO. Cr4E A1lea less ns
ta.tr Lover Maiec-1ee an1
L.rz ~
Nar1e 20 the .scfefal...
.a-s % FERA % kee West ..-
eas visited Tee Clf-zens plant
TIE c#4r's commission an
-neet -ea. taat - Overs as
tF cs ala - resume.
3 ~1ss
The <al WPA sdm.nlstrafa-
salf fadas be- Gas betn a4th a.
60 81. ez- Aofs on ere prop1.
tf ..Ar -te~ sr Ees We o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27

los ANGELES. Oct s-Ihe
men Who woa ne peace fer TIE
Ca.ts1 States. e0m.ng frem fsk
aslsa fron sip decks ana frees
tas sk.eA are eognlag honls 20 fad
thsir counfry - the tsFoss q 80
spread strikes ard they are litter
a5oat -
survey = whieh se-stos rsn
Ners ~ eeted a. ran41ra In waricas
p@5le gafnSrrnx pfmuse tmey 60
pressed 6sxnat v - t7e Mtaasae1
ID emphatie tsTmA
Master Teeanfcal st rasss,i
M-Collu-s e. tie MaFins Gers ard
. re- aenl q CA,eAxa aeclaFe9
TaeSe peop.e eoat knew whai
thsy - al klnE fer. WHAT q thsy
lrncan $50 90 fght'g Tesrs was
- overtime ray tasre. An4 f.srs
lAaEat anv fgFty-hour &eek TheF
lu ere 4rsaFy merths a. fe1z psy -
.atea4 IL tbs waat @e fc2Eat f1rs
- locAs % re EAe e4g Govern
brent . so sstrE apeFate6 trom
Z - as ln Eten It icsss mke as he =
iFsa frsm tae Go aeasq.ar1ers
Ch.ef Necm2n foe BeF.s. \ fer
ser cfflce NcrRsF foT "a Tsxaea
I gal Company here. AskeA
Deaf these ST. seFs krcw tkai
&has ties 70 axkarE for - net q
- - n ray wata fe~sr haars. ct
.aga,t-n : oEeFtims pay.
rs Z mrnfatA Mnesw fszz4
aa1 - - taea 21ta a n
= v.KsgAw7st@snts-gour
~et nrra. e.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-27
CAM THEY REAp7
Combat Veterans Are Bitter at Strikes;
Men in Los Angeles Call Tie-Ups Wanlon

toElai beat Ama thsrs see -
a4uauka. HtA8F
Pfc Villas Heural e nefress
.stsFAa eg q years fEntnE II
france. GRFns8ny HsEan8 al
Beigiurn. ara wna uasmmaaea mmwaE
ty-ons alsEhsrKa neamis. ns4
TIE affkern ana ther AsM@vss
save Esn9 tae far ft 'aeka ~ -
l4Ae tAss sa.ca So teag 80 -
I've $780,. So go KrAmas
wheFe wa mere. 50 re. aaMa
Parxsn. whnss hams e En- : FaEa
rexfs wfar Eex4tMr. a. Il tMms
80 resaFalnK msFvses wen 80 sass
q iet % So aec1t tha asal @msa
taay get haek hems
coFg. R8gmoad Maiensy 81 p Ess-
) ) !: !. J. Z. !: ]
auFgr @xaa e ferty-ts4f|
- u hAss Rgrarx afl
: waai -
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-14
. ALLEN CENTER
By MRS. HAROLD KENT

o. r. Polling and Mrs. Myrtle
Smith were united in marriage at
the home of Rev. and Mrs, Sed-
zoil in Kings Creek on Sunday eve-
ming, June 3rd
Mrs. Lowell Robinson and SON
of Detroit, are visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Stillings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bell and Mr.
and Mrs. George Horton and child
rem of West Jefferson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bricker, of Marysville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smith
of Springfield, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Polling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stillings, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Kent and daughter,
Connie, attended Council meeting
Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wood in Mil
ford Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith and son
Jimmie, of Columbus. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Bricker and Mr.. and Mrs
Wendell Smith and family spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
o. R. Polling.
Children Services will be held
at the Baptist Church Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dunbar
spent Sunday in Columbus with
the Michael family at a dinner ir
honor of 1t. Glen Stillings Jr.
A large group of friends gather
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o
r. Polling Tuesday night and gave
them an old fashioned belling.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-14
CIaihourne Grange

Claibourne Grange met Monday
evening, with the Worthy Master,
Glen Davis, in the chair. The first
degree was conferred by the young
peoples degree team of Claibourne
Grange upon 6 candidates, and the
second degree was conferred by
the Leesburg Grange team. The
third and fourth degree will be
conferred at the next meeting on
June 25th.
Claibourne Grange is also Spon-
Soring a home demonstration to be
held at the Redwood High School
Thursday evening, June 21st, and
Mrs. Diehl, the Emergency War
Food Asst, will devote this meet
ing (for the women) to new sugar
saving ideas as well as labor saw
ing tips on Canning. All ladies
from town and country are urged
to be present.
The Home Economic Depart
ment of Claibourne Grange decid-
ed to send $40 to Pomona for a
fund for the new Union county
hospital.
Remarks were made by Glen
MannaSmith, who has been in It
ally for the last IL months, and al
so by Harold Simmons, an Electri-
clans Mate in the Navy. Walter
Robinson, Master of Leesburg
Grange, also gave some remarks
1t was decided to subscribe to
the National Grange Monthly fol
the use of the Oranges officers.
A number of guests from Lees
burg Grange were present and re-
freShmentS were served on table
decorated in keeping with Flag
Day, by the Home Economics Com
mittee. At the next meeting we'll
have pot-luck, and this will be SER
we'd by Anna Temple, Lena Lewis,
Affa Elliott and Floss Lake who
are on the Home Economics Com
mittee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-14
GRANGE NEWS
~ewY
MILLCREEK GRANGE
OF Union County

Forty members were present at
the June meeting of the Millcreek
Grange Children and visitors made
a total of 81, A number of discuss
ions were held during the business
meeting on fair exhibits, rate of
dues, Rural Life Sunday, Commun-
ity meeting on July 3rd, etc. We
are planning an evening service to
commemorate Rural Life Sunday
in the near future.
With the church and 4-H clubs
we are sponsoring an open meet
ing on the 3rd of July similar to
the one we had last year. There
will be games, literary program
and ice cream. Watch for more
announcements later.
The application of Louise Com
er was read.
Our next meeting will be June
18th. This is our quarterly birth
day party. There will be a pot-Iuck
supper at 800 followed by business
meeting and request program.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-14

which the women of Farm Bureau
families have undertaken to fl
nance. Each clubmobile costs $3,-
500 and requires $21,0 to oper-
ate it for a year. Each unit serves
about $500 doughnuts a day, plus
coffee, cigarettes, candy, books,
and playing cards to between l.
600 and 1900 soldiers a day. Our
council voted to contribute So. to
this fund.
We then discussed the third in
series of discussions on Postwar
Agriculture Policy. This concerned
Postwar Farm prices. The three
main questions were: Should some
form of Price Control be main
tanned through the postwar re-