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Evening star., 1945-10-05
HILL & CRENSHAW, Attorneys,
WondMard Rlds

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No 65.932. Ad.
ministra tion.-This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscribers. of the State of MARYLAND
have obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia. Letters of Ad.
Green aso on EnoWn SRe esa'f 81 sas
Green, late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legal,
authenticated, to the subscribers. on OF
before the 18th day of September, A D
1896; otherwise they may by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit of said estate Giver
under our hands this 18th day Of Sep.
tember, ls45; MARIA pEvEREUX GREEN
1928 St NV: ISABEL G. ZANTZINGER
Upper Marlboro. Md (SealD Attest
VICTOR s. MERSCH. Register OF wills fo
the District of Columbia. Clerk of tn,
Probate Court se0l % oeh
Evening star., 1945-10-05
i. ROBERT SHERWOOD. ARTHUR {

kEEFER' Attorneys, 300 St. NW.
States for the District of columbia
Holding "a Probate Court.-Estate ei
Administ ration Docket 13a.-Application
having been made herein for probate OF
the last will and testament of said de.
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
SAID estate, by Georgia L. Lee. it is ordered
that Mrs. Eta Koenis., Charles Van Altar
Smoot, Mrs. Katie jackson. Erwin Smoot
Howard Smoot. and all others concerned
appear in said Court on Monday. the. 29tt
day OF october, AD. 1945, at 1000 O'Clock
M: to show cause why such application
should not be sranted. Let notice hereof bs
published in the "Washington Law Re
porter and The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before tn,
return day herein mentioned. the first pub.
lication TO be not less than thirty day,
1D aonorabs W BofIfHA isPfp T LAWS, chef jus sa.
tice, of said Court, this 1eth day of Sep.
tember. AID. 1945. .tSeaD Attest; VICTOR
8: MERSCH. Register. OF Wills for tn,
District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Court. se21 ,2S.oc5.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

izraza v besedi, da bi sc pot elo-
veska zapisala v cas-.
Premisljal sem o velikem TEX
stu doslej najveeje slovenske
borbe "a naso zivljenjsko nuj-
most pred ukazom smrti. Kdo ga
ustvari? Kaksno podobo mu DO
dal? Njegovo rojstvo nj v ma
sih rokah.
Sedaj je borba velicastnejsa
in silnejsa cd besede.
Mi moreno biti le glasniki
clovecanske vsebine, XII Sc je ro-
dila IL te borbe. In glasniki bo-
mo, &c sprejmemo borbo "a svo-
jo osebno in obenem zivljensko
resnico nase \druzbe. LIE v res
nici najde clovesko zivljenje svo.
jo podobo, vsak zlagan "Trip sr.
sa je njena spaka.
Borba "a resnico, iskanje ME.
mega najglobljega izraza i'll le'
pote, ko prisluskujes vsem Ii
vim in mrtvim srcem v tenn cd.
locilnem boju, je rojstvo sodob
ne kulture, a oblika je njens
zivljenska moe.
V tel borbi, pisatelj, pades al
dozivis pomlad, domovinsko tro
bentico, izraz vecno nastopajo'
cega zivljenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

(NddaljeUanje IN konec. }

Vozila sva sc v kamionu po
zasnezeni pokrajini. Ma prisoj-
nih obronkih oh cesti je ze kop-
mel sneg in nenadno sem pod
suho lesko med sivo, ovenelo
travo in robido zagledal rumen
cvet trobentice v ilovnati zem-
Iii. Domovinska trobentica, XII
razveseljuje oci oh nash gra-
pah in kamenitih kolovozih, ko
vejejo V dezelo sele slutnje po-
mladi.
Domovinska trobentica, nisi
mi bila simbol, ampak cisto pre-
prosta rastlinica, XII prva priea
V pomladnih krcih zemlje, da Sc
ziviljenje ne da zabiti.
Tvojo smehljajoco radost
sem ugledal V oceh ljubeGe ze-
ne, XII Sc nj dala odtrgati z rod
ne zemlje in je zasledovana Cd
smrti zapustila vse in sla ST.
novi V borbo in gozdove. Zasve-
tila Sc je v oceh zivahnega par
tizana, XII re Cd ena in stiridese-
tega leta preizkusa svojo usodo
med napadi in umiki. zivela je
v oceh mladega moza, XII mu je
partizanska borba brezdno tez.
kin problemov. Plamtela je '
zenicah iznadljivega kljueavni
carja, XII je izumil nov stroj in
ga sestavil IL zavrzene kovine.
Ne, zivljenje Sc ne da zabiti
In kaj je zivljenje? Borba, med
rastjo in uporom.
Po prvih dneh omamnega raz,
gledovanja pravljicnih cloveskik
bivalisc "a obrambo in zdrav.
nisko nego, v katerih je Cloves
XII UNI takorekoc il mic ustvar'
jail, po izprehodih med partiza
nj, XII skusajo poloziti temelje
tdruzbi, katera bi ma novih eko'
nomskih osnovah pricela doziv'
ljati etiko cloveske skupnosti
po spoznanju naporov, da b
Sc vse narodove sile do skraj.
nosti napele v pojmovanju move
druzbene morale in zavesti della
pred stenskimi casopisi, ma ka-
terih so okorne roke izmucene
cd boja in della izrazale notra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
Janko N. Rogezj,
"a takojissno Pomoe

Pred par tedni sem dobil dvo-
je pisem. Prvo mi je pisal mas
dobri in agilni tajnik, brat Jo-
seph Turk, il Conemaugh-a, Pa.
V pismu je bill prilozen tudi eek
"a $459. Drugo pismo mi je po-
slala poznana in vestna tajnica,
sestra Mary Puz il Tacoma-e,
Washington. Tudi v njenem pi-
smu je bill priiozen eek S70.25.
Oba sta mi poslala denar, da mai
kot glavni predsednik ABB izro-
cim poslane darove "a takojsnjo
pomoc nasim osvobojenim in tr-
pecim Slovencem v domovinis
Denar sem takoj izrocil po-
stoianki SANSa v Cleyelandu,
XII je zdruzena Z lokalnim odbo-
rom JPO, SIS. $.
v Conemaughu, Pa, 50 pri-
spevali kot sledi:
st. Louis Society No. So ABZ,
500; John Jancar, $50.
Po $40: Napredni Slovenci,
mo. 254 SNPI, Anton Gabrenya
IN Joseph Turk; Frank Podboy
$500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
Slike ma vrtu

Slike ma vrtu
Letos Sc nj bilo slikovne pred
stave ma vrtu, kakor so Sc vrsi-
le prejsnja leta. Vzrokov "a to
je vee; najvec je bill vzrok vre-
me, bilo je ali mrzlo ali dezev-
no.
Prva predstava je namenjena
"a v sredo 25. V ia namen sta
dolocena diva vecera. ia slucaj,
da Sc ne bi mogla vrsiti v sredo
radi vremena ali mogoce pogre-
ba, sc lahko vrsi v cetrtek. Ia
slueaj, da Sc ne more oba vece-
ra vrsiti, je potem prelozena ma
prihodnjo sredo ali cetrtek 6.
ali Z. augusta.
Glede silk maj DO vsak pre-
priean, da bodo ugodno zbrane
in da bo vredno, da Sc vdelezi-
te. Tri vretena novih filmov Sc
niste videi. TIE so: Zmaga mad
Nemci, zmaga mad Okinawo ma
Pacifiku in mnogo drugih. Do
datno bo Sc vsakega nekaj. Kdor
pa zeli, da sc pokaze katerokoli
njih silk, tax maj Sc oglasi in
sporoci, da Sc mu ugodi.
Ako bo zanimanje "a pred
stavo, Sc bo potem lahko zopet
lponovilo, toda vsaka predstava
DO IL drugaenih silk.
Zacetek predstave je ko sc
zmraci. Pridites, da dobite sede-
Re oh casu, 1Oc je "a sedez,
Skupieek gre pa "a begunce.
A. Grdina, lastnik silk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
UrednikOva
poSta
Tole mi ne gre v glavo!

Tole mi ne gre v glavo!
Cleveland, Ohio. - Da "Ame-
riska Domovina" trdi, da Sc je
"a Slovenski dan Cd vseh po-
vabljenih ameriskih mestnih,
okrajnih in drzavnih ciniteljev,
odzval samo clevelandski mestni
odbornik Krizek.
Odgovor: Poleg Mr.. Krizka Sc
je pismeno odzval in pozdravil
shod tudi euclidski zupan Ken
meth Sims, dasiravno so mas 60
tove osebe il vasega tabora de-
nuncirale rekoc: da bo imelo
proslavo "A bunch of Comun-
nists". Poleg teh dveh einiteljev
je bill povabljen edino Sc COVER
ner France Lausche, XII pa je
odgovoril negativno, kar sno pa
ze vnaprej slutili, ker ga oeivid-
no kontrolirajo element, XII SC
vse preje kot naklonjeni now
Jugoslaviji in sANS-u. Splosno
mnenje nazvocih je bilo, da 81
Frank $ svojo odsotnostjo cd ta'
ko velike proslave, nj napravil
nobene reklame "a svojo kari.
jero.
DaIje trdijo, daa je Gbiio na
}proslavi navzocih :les i, 900 ljud
in Is pevcev, docim jih je Pc,
rocevalec "The Cleveland Press
Eocenil ma 5000. Kdo ina tore.
prav? Nedvomno T. Andrica
ki je bill navzoc ze- ma nestetif
lslicnih proslavah. stevilo pew
=
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

evropsk 'front.' vzdrzevala vzhodu svoo sbrsko
mado, Xxi je deobilziraa 100000 MOI brojeco japonsko
silo katera hi bila drugace rablena pro Amerkance
in serij nenapovedanh vojn mandzursko
mej ustavla aponsko agresio Ko Japonska invadraa
Ktajsko, Rusi poslja vojaske potrebscine
seku in tenn nadaljevai cello po nenskem napadu ma
Sovjesko uno. Pozabiti sneno da do dneva, ko so
Japonci zavratno napad Pearl Harboru je edini
prispevek Amerike voni proti aponskemu mperaliz-
mu obstoal il yisokodonech kaerih e
veceval junask odpor Kitacev medten 10 sno neaote
mo nadaljevai posiljanje ola in zeeza Japonsko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
JUS KOZAK:
DOMOVINSKA TROBENTICA

MIA dozivetja, sem Sc prieel IL
prasevati, po kaj sem prisel?
Komu 81 potreben in cemu?
Kdor Sc vsiljuje druzbi ko t
nenadomestljiv biser, ne DO po-
znal nikoli iskrenega odnosa do
socloveka. Resnicno potre b O
ustvarja sele skupna borba "a
zivljenje.
"Kako Sc bos tt boril?" sem
Sc izpraseval. tx a ko potrdil
lastno zivljensko upravicenost ?"
Sese1 sem sc slovenskimi
pisateljl, XII 1--WE med partizani,
in segli smo 81 v roke. Ia skup-
no delo pred veliko, tezko od-
govornostjo.
Vsi pisatelji in pevci, XII so v
nasem narodu ustvarili Glove
cansko kulturo, so sc z neizpros-
no odgovornostjo pred svojo
vestjo borili "a osebno in clo-
vesko resnico. Vsak izmed njih
je bill revolucionar v svojem ca
su in je hodil pred narodom z
zrtvijo lastnega zivljenja.
Sedaj Sc je narod v svojih
dejanjih dvignil do njihovih res
mic. Poskusa Sc dvigniti tudi do
zivljenske lepote, S katero SC
mu razsvetljevali trnjevo pot
tlaeana in suznja.
"Ko Sc poleze borba "a obsta-
mex in "a podobo druzbe, sc
pricne borba "a memo kulturo,
to je "a memo zivljensko vsebi-
no." visa Sc je pogovarjala v
zvezdni noci oh prisluskovanju
, oddaljenega bobnenja topov.
V sneznih viharjih, dezevnih
| noceh, ma smrtnih marsh pc
grapah in gozdovih in pred uni
ranjem ma trdih pogradih, so Sc
porajale sanje O ljubezni, o lie.
poti in radosti, O mladostnem
iunastvu, razjedale duso trpke
bolecine pred peklom cloveskega
trpljenja. Mrtvaska zona j
spreletavala .cloveka pred podo
bami cloveske okrutnosti in du.
sa je grebla kakor krt po smi-
slu nasega zivljenje. Vse te sa'
ME, boleeine in groze so iskale
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24
|cev je bilo pa cd njih samih
Eocenieno ma 55 do 60.

cev je bilo pa cd njih samih
.ocenjeno ma 55 do 60.
Podpolkovnika Slavko Zoreta
in Delegate iz.konference Stane
Kraseyca, kot glav. govornika,
SO docela ignorirali, docim Sc '
ssvoji naivnosti zaletavajo v L.
Adamica, ker je govoril v an
glescini. Odgovor ma to je dvo-
jen. I. ma shodu je. bilo precej
mladine, XII so ze eitali njegove
knjige; in II. Adamic je dosegel
svoje uspehe lie potion anglesci-
ne, ampak mixer nj zapisano, da
|poleg tega ne more biti dober
Slovenec.
Opazke glede balincarjev SC
tudi silno naivne. Med nami sc
vsakovrstni tipi. Nekateri sc
zanimajo "a balincanje, drugi "a
beznice, tretji "a punce, cetrt
"a karte it'd. Zadoscenje imamc
" tenn, da jih je lie majhen od'
stotek. Steer pa zivimo v svo'
bodni Ameriki. Dolef bi dejal
Vsak po svojem okusu!
Gospode pri "A. D." silno bo'
LILO nasi uspehi. Zavist je ze kal
prevee oeitna in to pot so sli z
MO predalee, kar Sc zrcai v vzgra,
zanju njih lastnih pristasev. Pri
cakovali so, da bodo potion
ostudnih napadov ma SANS ir
njegove voditelje, skodovai pro
slavi, toda bilo je ravno obrat
no. Narod vas je prieel spozna
vati!
Partizan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-24

Pc SIS: Andrew Vidrich, Vince
Rustja, Frank Svete, John Ceg-
lar, Louis Rovansek, Mrs. Mary
Krebel, Mrs. Pike. Mrs. Louis
.Stermec, Steve Mrak, John
Skoff, Joseph Ule, Mrs. Jernej-
.cic, Anton Mele, Jacob Gabre-
nya Jr., Joseph Urbas Sr., Jen-
ME Wagner, Mary Fabric, Frank
Mele, Joseph Okocki, Louis Ben
chena, Joseph Hudoklin, Mrs.
John Kapler, Mrs. Frank
Zupancic, John Janezic, Frank
Kobal, John Brezovec, Tony Do
lenc, John Medic John Dezelan,
Neimenovani, Joseph Medic, Ig-
mac Groznik, Anton Perchin,
Anton Sadar Jr., Frank Tursic,
Thomas Skerbec.
Via RoVanSek, 94.OU.
Po $500: Joseph Luzar, Jo-
seph Widmar, Frank Petrovcic,
John Volk, Frank Sustersic, An
ton Cole, Antonia Drobnic, Ne
imenovani, = Thomas Popp, Leo
Beltz.
Po $500: John Zupancic, Cla-
ra Edw. Zupancic, Anton Ko-
reltz, John Kolar, Frank Pro-
sen, Joseph Stermec, Blaz Bre-
zovsek, Frank Skufca, Frances
Bevc, Louis Cvelbar, Jacob Co.
vekar, Mary Modic, Frank Ku-
sar, Jacob Gabrenja Sr., Casper
Petrovcic, Jacob. Koss, Jerry
Lowko, John Klajder, John Mi
lavec, Louis Butara, Frank Kap-
Ter, John Bizjak, John Kusar,
Anton Koren, Mrs. Kmetz, Jo-
seph Mrak in Matt Strazisar.
Mary Pristaw $3.50.
Po S1.00: Neimenovani, Mel
menovani, John Jakobe ST.,
Louis Jacobe, Tony Jacobe, Jen-
ME Milavec, Frank Milavec, An
ton Tursic, Frank Jacobe, Jo-
seph Bregar, John Marhefka,
John Butara, Frank Penko, Jo-
sephine Lupek, Joseph Korbar,
John Korbar, Anton Sadar Sr.,
Vincent Bukovec, Joseph Par
hne, Lovrenc Kranjc, Frank
Strazisar, Joseph Jacobe, Frank
Drobnic, Mary Kuser, Anton
Silko, Anton Rovansek Sr., Jo-
seph Cuk, Mary Cuk, Jennie
Perko, Frank Koss, Frank Ber-
don, Anna Martincic, Joseph
Cekada.
Joseph Bukovec, so centov.
Skupaj $459.00.
Joseph Turk.
V Tacomi, Washington, so
darovali sledeci:
Po $25: Anton Malovich in
drustvo Slovan, st. 176 ABB.
Pc $500: G. ]. Porenta, Joe
Klarich, Sr. in J. Peloza. M. Bra
tovich, $500; Frank Cekada,
$1.25.
Pc $1.OO: John Klarich in Joe
Hrvatin.
Hvala lepa vsem darovalcem!
Prisrcna hvala vsem nabiral-
Gem. To je dokaz, da nasi ljud-
je BE MISC pozabili svojih bratov
in sester v domovini. Ameriski
Slovenci in Slovenke razumeva-
jo bolest in boje osvobojenega
naroda v domovini. Oni so tudi
pripravljeni, da pomagajo, ka-
dar sc jih vprasa.
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vid nakopio nekm obrabo
rabijo jedi
oljn sodi
e bomban refektore drogov
eliavo
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sponsible for this. The drive will
continue through the room moth
erS.
The room that brought in the
largest number of memberships
was the third grade in the west
building, Mrs. P. G. McCracken,
tacher, and the second grade, East
building, Miss Belle Orahood,
teacher. The individual awards
went to Larry Coder, third grade,
west building, who brought in 10
members, Betty 10 Crist, sixth
grade, east building, brought in
25 members, Elizabeth Weidman
junior high school, and Virginia
Tanner, in the senior high school.
The next meeting will be held
at 7:30 pm, the third Monday of
the month. All parents are urged
to be present and visitors are well
come
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III III III.
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

The birthday luncheon of the
Presbyterian church Woman's AS
Sociation was held in the church
dinning room Wednesday, A table
was set for each month of the
year. Centerpieces, place cards, and
decorations were carried out on
each table, for the event of that
month. The ladies were seated at
the table in which month her
birthday ocured. The luncheon was
served by Group three with Mrs.
Donald Ross, chairman. Mrs. j.
M. Lentz presided over the meet
ing, after the luncheon.
Verses for each month were read
by: Mrs. w. H. SnodgrasS, Mrs
Angus MacIvor, Mrs. Adele Kagay,
Mrs. Frank Otte, Mrs. Robert
MacIvor, Mrs. Lentz, Mrs. l. r.
Smallman, Mrs. Ida Henderson,
Mrs. Alf Weaver, Mrs. Lee Will
kinS, and Mrs. James Coe. After
each verse a candle was lighted
for that month.
Familiar songs were sung by the
group and Mrs. Gwynn Sanders,
with Mrs. R. A. Noble, accompany
ing.
The speaker for the afternoon
was Mrs. Samuel Surface of Mar
ion. She spoke or the topic. Eel
lowship".
Mrs. Lentz paid t.ibute TO the
Oldest members, Mrs. Ray Morris,
Mrs. j. H. Kinkade and Mrs. w. F.
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BIRTHDAY DINER

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Dildine mad
grandsons, Ronald and Richard, of
Redwood, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dill
dine and daughters, Margaret and
Harriet of near Broadway Corn
ers. The dinner honored Margaret,
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III III ~
McGUFFEY CLUB MEETS

The McGuffey Literary club
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Flora Coder. Mrs. Ola Alexander,
president, opened the meeting with
song.
Mrs. Maud Baker prepared the
quotation for roll call Mrs. Leila
Hegenderfer prepared the program
which Mrs. Alexander gave. The
devotional topic was Goodness of
God"
All readings were taken from
the Fifth McGuffey reader. 'The
Good Reader, was given by Mrs.
Laura Fogle, Mrs. Rose Thompson
and Mrs. Viola BowerSmith; THE
Corn Song, Mrs. Catherine Grif-
fin; "Blue Bell, Mrs. Mary Shul-
er; Death of the Flower, Mrs.
Martha Fry, Mrs. Maud Baker,
Mrs. Samantha Houser and Mrs.
Ella Mae George; "The Bible, the
Best of Classics, Mrs. Laura
Shuster and Mrs. Flora Coder
| The meeting closed with a song
and the Mizpah benediction. Re-
freshmentS were served.
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SUNDAY GUESTS

Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kirby
at taeir home in New Dover, were
Mr.. Kirby's father, Joe Kirby, AL
va Kirby and Miss Ina Keckley,
all of near Springdale. A wild
duck dinner was served. MI. Kirby
accompanied by Charles Weaver
and Clair Trees, went duck hunt
ing at Indian Lake on Thursday,
with each man getting several
birds.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvrLLE. OHIO

White. Mrs. Wilkins gave talk
on the song, "BleSt Be The Tie"
The meeting closed with the Miz-
pah benediction.
The luncheon and program was
one of the incest ever given.
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FORTNIGHTLY GLUE

The Fortnightly club will meet
at 7;30 pm. Thursday with Mrs.
Thomas Sharrer, w. Fifth st. Mrs
Walter. Cody Mrs. Dwight Hush,
Mrs. Alice Graham, and Mrs. Her
bert Wright will be on the pro-
gram.
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RETURNED HOME

DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Engard, N.
Maple St, have returned to their
home after spending the week
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Bell
and son, Stephen, at Cincinnati.
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residence at the corner of Third
and Maple SITS. and will spend the
winter months with Mrs. Bertha
Moody, w. Fourth ST., until she
can find an apartment.
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MISS TRUSLER HOME

Miss Roxanne TruSler, nurse for
DR.. F. c. Galloway, was brought
to her home on f. Fifth ST., from
Grant hospital, Friday afternoon,
in the Faulkner ambulance.
II IL
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BROUGHT HOME

BROUGHT HOME
Howard Hisey, of Broadway,
was brought to his home this
morning from San Antonio hospit-
al, Kenton, in the Willard Winter
ambulance, Raymond.
Ill III Ill
LUTHER LEAGUE
The Junior Luther League of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
at 7:30 pm. Tuesday.
IL IL IL
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it being her birthday.
Additional callers were: Mrs.
Brayton CoonS and daughter. Jo-
ann, Mrs. Alpha Dixon and daugh-
ter, Deanna, and Mrs. Sam West
lake and daughters, Judy, Carol,
and Rosemary.
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MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-4291 and 4-7576 after s:30
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the Trinity Lutheran church
will meet at 2 pm. Thursday in
the Parish House.
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ID. A. II. MEETING
The Hannah Emerson Dustin
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet
Monday afternon with Mrs. Mack
Weber in Plain City instead of
Mrs. Perry Rowland at London.
The assistant hoSteSses will be
Mrs. H. E. Frederick and Mrs. w.
L. Coleman. The program is as
scheduled.
The November meeting will be
held in London with Mrs. Rowland,
when she will serve a luncheon to
the members of the MarySvile
group. Mrs James Kinney, of Co
lumbus, State chairman, American
Indian, will be the November
speaker.
Any members wishing tranSpor-
tation for either meeting is asked
to contact Mrs. Frederick. The
members not able to go to Plain
City are asked to make an effort
to be present for the November
meeting.
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MAGNETIC w. S. C. S.
The Magnetic Springs Woman's
Society of Christian Service will
meet at 2 pm. Thursday, at the
home of Mrs. Molly Liggett. Mem
bers are asked to be present and
visitors are welcome.
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w. $. G. s GROUPS
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service group meetings will be
held Wednesday. Groups one, two,
three and four will meet at 2 pm.
and group five at 7:30 pm.
They will meet as follows:
Groups one and two, with Mrs. Jed
Rardin, Grand ave-; Group three,
Mrs. E. K. White, w. Fourth ST.;
Group four, Methodist church, and
Group five, Mrs. Elwood Sawyer,
w. Fourth st.
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ACKNOWLEDGES GUILD
The Acknowledging Guild will
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Edith Swayer, on Ash st. A cover
ed dish dinner will be served at 6
o'clock. The election of officers
will follow.
Committee in charge is: Mrs. H.
1. Huffman, Mrs. M. E. McKitrick,
Mrs. Anna Taylor, Mrs. Ella Hop
kins, Mrs. lara Clark, and Mrs.
Sawyer.
Members are asked to bring a
covered dish and her table service.
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IN HOSPITAL
Miss Irene Rausch, daughter of
Mrs. Ernest Rausch, E. Fifth ST.,
was operated on for appendicitis,
Friday evening, in Mt. Carmel
hospital.
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RETURNS HOME
Mrs. William Miefert returned
to her home on N. Court ST., after
spending the week in Cincinnati.
She was called there when her
mother, Mrs. E. E. Robbins, suffer-
ed a brain conclusion, as the result
of an automobile accident.
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DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Smart, East
Liberty, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Smith, of Columbus; Mrs.
Clarence Strauss and daughter,
Joan, of Broadway; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clay Johnson and daughter, Betty,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson,
of Raymond, at dinner, Thursday.
Clay johnson and Otis Smith spent
the day hunting.
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IN HOSPITAL
William Nicol, of the Weaver
road, underwent major operation
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-01
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p. T. A. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Parent-Teachers Association
membership is the highest it has
ever been. 1t has reached 395.
Mrs. Lawrence Coder and Mrs. Eu-
gene Hurd are chairmen of this
committee which is largely re-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-01
: PERSONALS

Mrs. H. l. Huffman returned to
her home on Buckeye St, after
visiting in Cleveland and with Mrs
Harris in Wooster.
Mrs. Samuel Berger, EIwood
ave-, and Mrs. w M. Staley ST., of
near Allen Center, were Sunday
evening dinner guests of their
sister, Mrs. Cora Beightler, Allen
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam WeStlake and
daughters, Julia and Carol, and
son, George, and Mrs. A. N. Harts-
horn, Kenton rd., were Sunday
evening visitors at the E. E. Smith
home in Marion.
Mrs. Samuel Berger, Elwood
ave., spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Walter Staley sr., of
Allen township. She attended AL
len Center church with her on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Behrens
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Behrens
and children, Jack and Bee, of
Lancaster, were Saturday after
noon visitors of the formers S
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Winfield
BehrenS.
Mrs. Anna Amrine, w. Eighth
ST., spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lash, east of town.
Miss Ted Cribb, of Marion, spent
the weekend with Miss Maxine
Bruerd, of Raymond.
DIR. and Mrs. Helm, of Toledo,
spent the weekend with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Dodge, Columbus rd. Sunday the
group celebrated the birthdays of
DR.. Helm and Mrs. Dodge.
Mrs. Robert Coder, of Columbus,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F C. Bittikof-
er, Ash st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin McCombs
and children, of Mansfield; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cocklin and children,
of Shiloak, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Randall and family, of Marion,
We're guests over the weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cocklin and
son, Richard, of near Broadway
|, Corners.
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