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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-04

to a swell start. This year they
have IL new boys who will be at
Darby Friday night when Union
and Darby combine Invitations.
Glass Officers
Glass officers were elected last
Friday with the following ones
chosen:
Seniors president, Charles Still
lings; vice president, Jack Woods
secretary, George Hill; treasurer,
Philip Huber
Juniors-president, Doris Me-
Carly; vice president, Leroy Holt;
secretary, Joan Homsher; and
treasurer, Rilla Carrick.
Sophomores president, Die k
Homsher; vice president, Esther
Wolpert; secretary, Jimmy Ryan;
and treasurer Mary Leach.
Freshman-president, Kathleen
Daum; vice president, Doris Crab
tree; secretary, Joe Thiergartner;
treasurer, Elinor Coe.
Scrap Paper
Scrap paper collection will be
next Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday. The room that brings in
the most paper will be given free
admission to the first big movie we
will have,
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MILFORD CENTER
BY MRS. JOHN THRoEsCH
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown and
son, Walter, were Wednesday busi-
ness callers in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woods, of
near Irwin, have purchased the
the Jack Dea residence, on Reed
st. They expect to move around
Oct. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Durbin
and Carl Durbin spent Sunday in
Sandusky as guests of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Durbin, and son.
Mrs. VIM Payne, son Ronald,
Mrs. Virginia Borst, Mrs. Elfie
Powers, Mrs. Robert Tingley and
Mrs. Harriette Huffer were in Co
lumbus Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rausch and
family, expect to move to the
Louie Kleiber farm around Oct. Is.
Walter Kaufman arrived home
Thursday from overseas. Walter
was overseas 18 months in France
and Germany. He was wounded in
his foot while serving in France.
He has been in the service two
years and will report to Indian
town Gap, Pa, Oct. 8 for his dis
charge.
Mrs. Seth Ingram and Mrs. Har-
riet Huffer were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Ingram in Column
bus Saturday. Mrs. Ingram re-
turned Sunday while Mrs. Huffer
remained to assist in the care Of
their new son.
Mrs. Elfie Powers, Miss Anna
Dea, Mrs. John TToesch and grand
daughter, Barbara Heron, were
callers in Springfield and Urbana
Sunday afternoon.
Earnest Troesch and son, John,
of Marysville, were business callers
in Columbus, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. DeHaven, of
Marysville, were Friday evening
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Durbin and David Rees.
Mrs. Carrie Harris, of Columbus,
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and children, of Columbus, were
Sunday guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kim
mel.
Several from here attended The
Kings Daughters, State Conven-
ton, held in Marysville Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Huffman
and family entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Huffman and daugh-
ter, Roena, Sunday for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Huffman
and family were callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Morgan and family,
of Columbus, Sunday evening.
Miss Betty Davis, of Columbus,
was a weekend guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Polling and
family, were callers in Marysville
Sunday.
Marilyn Wood, student of Bliss
College, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Wright, of
Woodstock, were business callers
here Tuesday.
Doctor Davis of Unionville Cent
er, was a business caller here Tues
day.
Capt. and Mrs. Malcolm Homs-
her and two children, and Mrs.
Fred Homsher, of Columbus, were
Wednesday afternoon and evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
Kimball
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kimmel
and daughter, Marilyn, of Column
Continued on page five)
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: CHURCHES
Milford Center Charge
Hugh A. Liggett, minister

Milford Center Charge
Hugh A. Liggett, minister
Milford Center
Church school, Chas. S. Brake,
supt., 9:15 am.
Morning worship and Commun-
ion, 10 am.
Youth choir rehearsal, Thursday
7:15 pm.
Senior choir rehearsal, Thursday
800 pm.
Youth Fellowship, Thursday,
500 pm.
w. S. c. S. meets Thursday, Oct.
l8, with Mrs. Fern Huffman. 2:3O
pm.
UniOnville Center
Church school, Claude Mather,
supt., 1915 am.
Rally Day and promotion with
basket dinner and special radio
talent on afternoon program.
No evening service.
Irwin
Church school, Mrs. German,
Supt., 10:15 am.
Morning worship and Commun-
ion, 11:15 am.
w. S. c. S. meets Thursday, Oct.
II.
Springfield District Conference,
at Springfield Oct. u.
w. S. c. S. Conference will meet
at Sidney, Oct. II and 1S.
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UNION RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS
LOIS WoLPERT, Editor

LOIS WOLPERT, Editor
The softball team got off to a
flying start by defeating Watkins
II to 5, Friday. Brown and Huber
served as battery for Union.
Magazine Drive
We have started our annual
magazine drive, All the students
from the seventh and eighth grade
and the entire high school are par
ticipating.
Ruth Kreamer, ARLENE Ferry
man, Kathleen Daum, Marlea Still
lings and Betty, Wagner are in
charge of the campaign.
Unions f. II. A.
The F. F. A. boys are getting off
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Newspaper Organization

The newspaper staff of the u
Mon Rural Unique Review held an
organization m ee ting Tuesday
morning, and made arrangements
to publish the first issue the lat
ter part of October Those wishing
copies of the paper should contact
the business managers, Ralph
Rausch and Martha Ingram
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CENTER HISTORY
PAPERS ARE AVAILABLE

Considerable interest has been
expressed by residents of Milford
Center in the history of their COM
munity printed in last Thursdays
issue of The Journal, and there
have been several requests for ex-
ira copies of the paper.
Anyone who desires a copy of
The Journal containing the history
of Milford Center to send to a
friend or for a keepsake may have
it by calling at The Journal office.
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Everyone is looking forward to
our annual school carnival. We
plan to hold it Oct. 26. The classes
each take part with the various
projects of supper, Bingo, dance
and other attractions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
WifeFIes Suit
On 6 Saloons

Charged with being responsible
for her husbands plight, six sa-
looms were named today IN a
$50. 600 damage suit filed by the
wife of man serving a $40 year
prison term for attempting 10 rob
Circuit Court Commissioner Carl
Weideman three years ago.
The unique action was lnStl-
gated by Mrs. Gabrielle Southweli,
"a. OF 1927 West Point, wife. OF
George Southwell, 25, who was
subdued BY the Weideman family
when he and another man entered
their home.
Mrs. Southwell charges that If
the saloons had not served her
husband he would not have be-
come involved in the. criminal OF
fense. Named as defendants;
Aida y. Vanderwalle, Anna'S
Cafe, l510S Mack; Thomas Ru-
cinske, Toms Tavern. 2095S Gra-
tiot; Ipheneia and +. Prahanis,
l0-High Cafe. HOS +. jefferson;
Dome Gardens, 1915 f. Jeffer-
son; Martin Welby, Welby's Inn,
234O5 +. Jefferson, and Frank
Radvillc and Anthony Anudach,
Ana'S Bar. 2073l Gratlot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Europe Pictured
As Truck Hungry

War-torn European countries
are truck hungry" and badly in
need of a vast amount Of other
Industrial supplies, Senator Har-
ley NJ. Kilgore (D) of West VirN
ginia told a Detroit San Fran
cisco conference" last night at the
Rackham Foundation auditorium.
He predicted an era of world
prosperity and peace after the
war.
Sponsored by the Americans
United for World Organization,
Inc, the meeting was attended by
some 200 representatives of De-
troit civic and patriotic organiza-
tjOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Chandler Elected.
Resident Of ANPA

NEW. YORK. April 26 CUP)-
William G, Chandler, Scripps-
ward newspapers executive,
was elected president of the
American Newspaper Publishers
Association today.
David w. Howe, publisher of
the Burlington. VT, Free Press.
was elected vice president. Under
ANPA custom. Howe will Sue
coed to the presidency in 1947.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
-Four Sons Killed
In Farm Home Blast

WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis.
April 26 GNS)-Funeral services
were being planned today fer the
four young sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Newman, who died in an
explosion in their farm home near
here. 4
They were killed when Richard
IA, poured kerosene into a stove.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Back Truman in '48

WASHINGTON, April 26 (INS)
PENNSYLVANIA senators and
Democratic state leaders to d
President Truman today that he
will be their candidate for re-
election on the Democratic ticket
in 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Promotion of III
u. Generals O.k'd

WASHINGTON. April 26 tINSl
The Senate has confirmed
President Truman's nomination
of 1t. Gen. George $. Patton Jr.
and 1t. Gen. Courtney Hodges for
the rank OF full generals.
Confirmation Of nine major gen.
erals for the rank of lieutenant
general also was made
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

CROSSE POINTE YACHT
CLUBS November social cal
endar viii include the ladies'
brdge-luncheon Tuesday, the
Bowlers Open House Nov L.
the annual pre- Thanksgiving
games party Nov. 20 and a
formal dinner dance Nov. "a
Juniors not dining are invited
to attend this formal party
after 10 p, m
Mrs Hurd a CasSll, bridge
chairman, has named Mrs. j.
Henry PiChler as CO-chairman
for the ladies bridge-luncheon
at Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
Nov. 13.
Committee members for the
party are Mrs. {. r. Auster-
berry Mrs Raymond II. Berry.
Mrs. J Edgar Duncan, Mrs
John II. French, Mrs. Reynaud
Font, Mrs. Henry Hopkes Jr.,
Mrs. Charles J. Koebcl. Mrs.
Herman +. Kocsthn. Mrs. w.
Harold LiChtbody Mrs. c. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
E. Fitch
| S Bird e Of
Fl. Steffens

HENRY STEFFENS of De-
troit andsMiss Ethel Elma Fitch
of North Branch we're married
yesterday in New York City.
1t. Henry r. Steffens, Mr..
Steffen'S son, who gust arrived
in NewsYork after two and one
half Gear, overseas service was
his fathers best man, and 1t.
SVeffen's wife was the matEou
Of honor. o.
TIE bride was graduated from
the University of Michigan and
has completed postgraduate
work at Northwestern and New
York universities.
Mr.. Steffens is a former De-
troit city controller and now is
executive director of the Michi-
igan Public Expenditure Survey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Henry and Wendy Wismer Christened

Mr. AND MRS HENRY FORD sponsors for Mrs Fords
grand nephew grand children of the Harry WsmerS
criStcned yesterday afternoon Martha Mary
Chapel in Greenfield Village.
Henry Richard Wismer and half and Wendy
months old
Other sponsors Nr and Mrs G. n Richards of Beverly
Hills Cal. and MIR and Mrs Mark Woods Of Short Hills CAL.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Ford II also present..
o'clock which the Rev. liedey
family the WlSmers residence
Ypsilant...
DAWN OSIUS entertained about 40 of the Young Crosse
dinner the residence Washington road
afterwards she and her the
Halloween a the Pierce High School.
Dawn squirrel by Don kifH,s.
Among guests Potter and Ted Barrel Sally
Sutherland Nulkey Tuscany.
Sally Bill Mackey Barbara Wlcng and Webb knight
Spadng and John Garry Carter and Joy
Wedthon Mlddledch. Carol Mcpherson
and Bill Wood. Sally Bill Cole Nancy Hall
Aric and Mexican and Johnny
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

In New York

MR.. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
F. WERNER left on wedding
trip to Chicago and New York
City, after their marriage Oct.
20 in ST. Mary's of Redford
Church. Mrs. Werner is the for
mer Mary Madelyn Haigh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe
w. Haigh of Montrose avenue.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Werner
of Edwardsville, Ill.
The bride wore a gown OF
white slipper satin and a Juliet
cap embroidered with seed
pearls, and a double-tiered
bridal veil the full length Of her
gown and carried an arm bou.
Quet of white roses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
| N aytait Ls t4.,,.:.- VT.

pEBtTANFE party VIII be given this afternoon. by Mrs.
Frazer WhiiehCaG to lntfo1ICt f5r ddJEntCT, Ann
II 10 hc informal reception from 10 o'clock in the
AhtchoaGS residence CloNcry road Crosse Pontc Farms
Ann IS Junior Lacquer and q member of Tau Beta.
She graduated from The Crosse Pone Country Day and
BaIfNoyC School New NQlk...
Reminiscent prcwar days. Mrs Whitehead and Ann will
The background of Gift bouquets
Ann,..Vfo is pctr dark and pretty, will wear a street
length dress ~ fuCfSa t7fCta and carry pink
Mis- Whitehead viii afternoon Of brown crepe
has asked Merrill McCInock and Elise Cosgrove to
.ssl>t...
Merrill VII be in black crepe With green and gold rmmn-
crepe blue and silver.
Whitchcads VIII include. her mother Mr.
Clarence H. Booth Miss Frances Booth. Mrs j.
Frazer Whitehead Jr...Nrs. John j. PrcndorgaSt and Mrs
Irving Book.
table viii he laid with antique lace cloth.
with of yellow bcbc Cfrl SanthenumS crystal
bowl The lighted by crystal candle
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Catholic AfUn1nae
Rummage Nov. 3
Times Photo

MICHIGAN CHAPTER, IN
ternational Federation of Cath
olic Alumnae, viii hold a rum
mage sale Nov. 3 AT 80 Victor
street, Highland Park
Mrs. Charles 3 Shannon is
chairman of the sale and assist
ing her are MeSdamcS Ray Dan
nahcr, +. c. Mcdonald. Waiter
Baycr. J. J. Timpc, c. J. Helle-
bush and Miss Mary 10 STRAIT
man
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Nancy Robinson
To Wed Officer

MISS NANCY DOLORES
ROBINSON, daughter of Or.
and Mrs. George Cooper Robin
son of 81. Clair avenue. Crosse
Pointe, will be married Nov. 10
TO Warrant Officer James w.
Sneed, son of Mrs. James Sneed
Of Richmond, Va, and the late
Mr.. Sneed
The wedding VIII take place
IN the East jefferson Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Miss Hoener
Weds Nov.I0

MISS DOROTHY MARGA-
RET HOENER, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert l.. Hoener
of Balfour road. will be married
Nov. 10 TO William Patrick Con-
molly, son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald Con-
molly of Dubuque, la.
The Rev. Clement Kern will
perform the ceremony in the
rectory of the Holy Trinity
Church.
Miss Hoencr has asked her
sister, Mrs. Joseph T. Sinclair
Jr., TO be her matron of honor
and Miss Grace Connolly, sister
Of the brideGroom-elect. to be
the bridesmaid.
1t. John r. STAIRS. USNR, of
Washington, d. c., will be the
best man
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Bride-EIect Jane MacauIey Honored

BRIDEELECT JANE MACAULEY was honorcd yesterday
luncheon and shower ny Mrs William L Breech Of
Bloomfield Hills. tho Bloomfield Hills Country Club.
And Tuesday, James Mrs. Henry Whiting gave
afternoon for the Whiting residence in Lake Park
Drive Birmingham.
Jane. married Nov 10 Capt Ernest Robert
RrCcCh Bloomfield lIS..lS with her grandparents
Nr Mrs van Macaucy OF Lake Shore road Crosse Ponc
Mrs Macmoys sister. Mrs Luke Gilbert Of Washington
D. CIVIL arrive on Wednesday,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Mrs. Charles Hinchnan Arrives

MRS CHARLES HINCliMAN. = formerly of Detroit has
from Mrs Theodore HnChnsn of Ven
dome road Crosse Pointe Farms. several weeks...
Mrs Theodore Hnchman Will give Wednesday for her
asked Mrs Horace Greeley Preston
Mrs Arthur Maxwell Parker pour.
Mrs Charles ffnChmdn wifi 70 Boston 70 spend Thanks
giving with her daughter Mrs Philip North Wright formerly
OF Detroit.
While Mrs Hlnchman makes her home with Mrs Wright
she spends the New York with her Mrs
Frederick Webster and Nantucket where she
has COTTAGE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
Plans November Parties

LongSdorf, Mrs. Charles +.
MachrlS, Mrs. Paul Marco, Mrs.
II Murray Northrup, Mrs.
George Schadt. Mrs. Robert p.
Schcrcr Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs.
c. B. Thomas and Mrs. Allan
Wales.
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Pierce School Pupils
Set Per Capita Record
In Paper Collections

Pierce School, with only rs pupils,
has moved far out in front in The
Evening Star-PTA Salvage-for-Vic-
tory program to lead all schools on a
per capita basis in the collection of
wastepaper and by a strange COIN
cidence with a mark of 408 pounds,
stands rs pounds per capital ahead
of the second-place school, Taylor,
which has 1892 pounds per capital.
Complete cooperation has put
Pierce at the head of the list. Out
of the rs pupils, only three have
reached the Supertrooper rank by
bringing in 1000 or more pounds 50
that Pierce's mark of 408 is the re-
suit of the best average performance
in the city.
Other schools on the Honor Roll
and their per capita are: Hearst,
3l2; Blow, 305; Hardy, 270; Kings
man, 269; West, 255; Stoddert, 247;
Grant, 224; Blair, 2l5; Powell, 1877;
Orr, 1876; Fillmore, 1874; Adams, 1874;
Hayes, 1893; Madison, 1893; oyster,
100; Buchanan, 1874; Shepherd, 1874;
Seaton, 1870; Murch, 172; Bancroft,
1852; Hilton-Peabody, 1856; Brook
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Key 145; Gage, 142; Beers, 141;
Wallach, 1874; Randle Highlands,
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1t Grace Church approximately ~

ct Grace Church approximately n
years.
He was Z graduats Of the College
Of William and Mary and the VIZ
ginia Theological Seminary.
Also surviving are 4 son, J. H.
Garner, jr. seaman, nrst class, In
the Navy at Camp Peary, Va. and
two other daughters, Miss Jennie
Frances Garner, Warrington, and
It. Helen Elizabeth Garner, Army
Nurse Corps, stationed ct Fort
Meade, Nd, Z brother, Thomas A.
Garner, Croome; Z sister, Miss Mar
tina Garner. Washington, and four
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted
at 2 pm. tomorrow at st. Adams
Church, Wisconsin and Massachu-
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Sir Keith Park Gets
Leiqh-MuIIory Post

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Air Chief Mar
shall Sir Trafford Leigh-Mallory,
who was lost en- route to his post as
air commander in chief in Southeast
Asia, has been succeeded by Air
Marshal Sir Keith Park, air officer
commander in chief in the Middle
East since January, 1914.
The present deputy air COM
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mander in chief, Sir Guy Garrod,
who has been acting commander,
will assume another high appoint
ment.
Can this be the last round up?
Could be. Buy one extra bond today.
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koma Park. 40: Mann. lo2, and
Kimball, 102.
Collections tomorrow in the Sec
ond district, with the leaders. will
be as follows:
Honor Roll.
Pounds
Per Capita