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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10

(Via Cable) - | stood on top
Mt CTS of the fighting unit that
de - filled face Of Gen. Douglas
gIch of progress as old glory was
The parade ground where it had
dewS BIZ the Iapanese in IS 81,
on this day was to see and inter-
view Steward &c Edward Ola
renee Chears of Chicago. Steward
&c Perry Brooks of Pittsburgh,
Steward NC Elmer Lowe, New
York City and Steward &c Will
lie Burrell of Dallas, Texas, who
were among the. crews of the dead
ly little torpedo boats which help
ed clear the mine-swept waters of
Manila Bay for the landing of our
amphibiouS infantry men.
ChearS, w h was assigned n
I'machine-gun post during HOSTILE
ties, told how the little torpedo
boat avengers tole through the
harbor, banging away at Jap ships
and barges, and reducing machine
gun positions ashore
Meanwhile they formed a pro-
| tective Gordon for the deStroyers
and warships whose guns were
clearing away for our landings.
From his position on the deck,
Chears could see the first of many
white chutes open over the rock as
men Of the 540th Parachute
troops shewered down atop 1.-THE
Rock to race twice their number.
AMPHIBS ACTIVE
After the preliminary shooting
was over, these little Marine Hor-
nest aided in landing infantrymen
of the oath, their flashing speed
battling Jap snipers ashore. In
Manila Harbor lay the first car
go ships to bring in vital food,
ammunition and medical supplies
to the avenging Americans. Out in
the Bay, swarming about like bees
were big amphibious trucks mann
ed by members of the Negro 720
Amphibian Truck Co. Working
with another Negro outfit, the
218th Port Truck Co., these men
are again proving their mettle I'M
der fire and making heroic and
Among h personnel of these
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
CINE CONVENTION APPROVED

WASHINGTON CAMP T h q
war committee for conventions OF
the Office of Defense transporta-
ton has given approval for hold
ing of the legislative convention OF
the Washington Virginia confer
ence of the Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Va,
March 21-25.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Mac Arthur Proud
Of Part Played In
Retaking "-Rock'
BY CHARLES LOEB

Iar Correspondent of Atlanta Daily World And NNPA)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-03-10
Separate Local
Discriminatory
Says Examiner
Term Decision
Of Far-Reaching
Import To Race

RICHMOND, va fSNS)- An
other decision of far-reaching i'm
port striking at the jim crow
union, sometimes more respectful
" referred to as ne auxiliary
union, was delivered Monday when
t h National Labor Relations
Board held that Richmond Local
No. PIG, Tobacco Workers Interna
tional Union, AFL, must admit as
members Negro employees of Larus
and Brothers, Inc.
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-24

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an attempt was made to prevent his
leaving the car by the front door.
In Atlanta Negroes are permitted
to board street cars at the front, but
are required to leave by the rear
door.
The street car operator, witnesses
said, reached for the iron bar and
following Mccullough to the street,
beat him brutally. No charges were
filed against the operator, John Hol-
brooke.
Justifying the severe sentence,
City Judge John S. Mcclellan
lectured Mccullough on the wisdom
of "you Negroes staying in your
place." Counsel for Mccullough fill
ed an appeal.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-24
MOVEMENT LAUNCHED TO SAVE
YOUNG WOMAN FROM CHAIR

CLEVELAND, April "a (ANP)
"A movement was launched here
by Miss Jane E. Hunter, president
of the Ohio State federation of
Colored Women's clubs and Phyllis
Wheatley association director, to
save Miss Johnnie Mae Gardner, a
21-year-old native of Alabama,
from the electric chair.
Miss Gardner is doomed to die
on charges that she and two male
companions murdered a Cincinnati
jeweler during a stick-up. The
young woman's accomplices were
James Willie Brown, Cincinnati,
and Cook Jenkins, "a, Macon, Ga.
The convicted woman has been
granted two 30-day reprieves by
Gov. Lausche and now has until
April &c to live unless the governor
acts in her behalf.
Miss Hunter regards her fight
to save the young woman from the
electric chair as flight to save
disgrace on Negro womanhood and
the womanhood of America" Testi-
mony revealed that Miss Gardner
has been handicapped since child
hood. Born an illegitimate child to
an immoral mother, she has had to
shift for herself, Miss Hunter said.
The young woman has given birth
already to an illegitimate child.
Gov. Lausche said he wishes to
further review the case of Miss
Gardner and Miss Hunter has al
ready appealed to local and national
club women to back the fight to
save the 21-year-old Alabama wo-
man from the electric chair.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-24
(I0 URGES FIGHT ON
jim CROW LOCALS

PHILADELPHIA, April "a
(ANP) - Condemnation of Jim
crow practices was voiced by the
CIO executive board in a resolution
urging the NLRB to take strong
action against the AFL Tobacco
Workers InternationaPs violation of
democratic principles. Announce
ment of the adoption of this resolu
tion at the CIO board meeting in
Washington was made today by
President Donald Henderson of the
Food, Tobacco, Agricultural and
Allied Workers union.
The CIO board, in this resolu-
ton, upheld the NLRB trial ex-
aminer's report which recommend
ed that the AFL tobacco union in
Richmond, Va, disband Jim crow
local of the Larus and Brothers
tobacco plant or have it's certifica-
tion removed. The case had been
brought to the attention of the
NLRB by Eta on behalf of the Ne
gro workers in the plant.
On Feb. 27, the NLRB examiner
blasted the AFL for leaving the
Negro workers out in the cold in it's
agreement with the company. If
accepted by the board, the trial ex-
aminer's recommendations will
have a sweeping effect in the south,
where the AFL has notoriously dis
criminated against it's Negro men,
bership.
The NLRB's action in this case,
said the CIO resolution, twill repre-
sent a vital test of the Wagner act
at time when this country is en-
gagged in a bitter struggle for
democracy and against racial dis
elimination.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-04-24

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

napol zavre oci in kadar je po-
ljubil Gabrielle, 81 je mislil, da
je njegovo sladko dekle - Ma
RIA. Kaj neki della? Njegovo pi-
smo je morala dobiti sele nocoj,
ko je prisla IL trgovine. Gotovo
je mislila, da je odgovoril ma
memo pismo in il sporocil, da
zve3er pride.
In mesto tega bere njegove
obdoEbe. Tako jasno je videl
vse pred seboj, da misli nj mo-
gel pregnant. Zopet in zopet Sc
mu je prikazoval njen ljubki
obraz in cello sedaj, ko drzi svo-
jo zaroeenko v objemu.
Nj mogel cd ME, kajti proved
sta bila ze zvezana. In Gabrije-
la, kako je bila strastna in ne
nasitna v poljubih. Bujno mia
do dekle v njegovih rokah je
bila sama ljubezen in udanost.
Vse drugace, kot pa ono lepo
dekle, XII mu je bilo poosobljena
nedolznost in cistost, katere ci-
sta dusa je tolikokrat odkrito
lezala pred MIN - in vendar ga
je prevarila.
Ia tukaj mu je bila zvesta,
to je vedel natancno, sal jih je
imela toliko ma izbiro, toda sa-
mo NIGGA je hotela imeti! Ali
pa je to bila tudi prava pristna
ljubezen? Ne, to je bilo samo
strastno pozeljenje in nagon, bill
je samo ponos, da 81 je pridobi-
la ljubljenca zensk - ma kate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

ri nacin, je bio vseeno - imela
ga je in to je. njej zadostovalo.
p Vedel pa je tudi, kaj se DO
vse prislo: brezkoneni obiski,
dolgoeasna povabila, med tenn
izbruhi ljubeznjivosti, prizori
ljubosumnosti in cemur je ze da-
nes videl pricetek.
Ne, to ne sme biti; sama "a
roka bi proved vplivala ma ME
COVE zivce, nobene minute vec
"a sebe, samo biti udan suzenj
- in pri tenn mucne misli, ne,
najboljse je,e ako Sc cim pref po-
roci, potem DO vsaj sam svoj 60
spod! In ravno sedaj il je ho-
tel povedati svoj namen; goto-
vo bo privolila.
- Gabrijela, pref 81 hotela
vedeti, ma kaj sem mislil, -
pricne, - ali hoces vedeti?
- Kaj je tedaj bilo? - ga
vprasa in 81 potisne lase S celia.
- Emo prosnjo imam, mcje
srce. Ali ne bi hotela reci ocetu
dobro besedo, &c prosim, da sc
kmalu poroeiva, prav kmalu,
kaj?
To Sc mu je zdelo kot resitev
IL polozaja, vsled katerega bi
moral postati hinavec - in mic
mu nj bio kaj zoperno kot Sc
hliniti in lagati!
- Pa zakaj? Sal je vendar
tako prijetno biti zarocen.
Mex notranji cut il je govo-
ril, da Sc sladka poezija stanu
zaroke zelo razlikuje cd resnice
in proze zakonskega stanu.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

Wolf in Gabrijela sta sama.
Nevesta ljubeznjivo pogleda "a
rocenca in pravi:
- Ali 81 zadovoljen, moi dra-
gi?
Wolf prime memo roko in jo
poljubi.
- Da, Gabrijela, - pravi, -
zdaj pa te prosim, ako ii nj pre-
nadlezno, da zapojes svojo maj
ljubso pesem. Vedno sem te rad
poslusal peti.
In S tenn nj govoril neresnice.
Gabrijela je imela zelo lep izso-
Ian glas mezzo-sopran in je tudi
znala peti z velikim obcutkom.
Ia trenutek ga pogleda zelo
zacudena - kaj, ali noce nice
sar drugega? Oh, in hrepenela
je po tenn, da bi lezala v njego-
VEN objemu, da bi ga poljubo-
vala, on pa 10 je hotel slisati
peti!
- Rada, Wolf, - pravi pri
vsem tenn prijazno, - samo da-
mes nisem posebno pri glasu.
Moras malo oprostiti. Pridi, pro-
sim. Sal YES, kje je klavir.
Wolf j pomaga iskati pesmi ;
oba klecita pred omaro muzi-
kalijami.
Tukaj imam novo pesem,
pa je ne znam Sc povsem dobro.
- mu pravi in ga smehljaje po-
gleda.
V tenn trenutku jje bila kras-
ma, da je mogla zmesati vsake-
ga mladenica in Wolf Sc temu
vtisu nj hotel odtegniti. Memo
polozi roko okoli njenega pasu.
- To nj mic, moja draga; pri-
di sem! - Privije jo ma svoje
prsi. z vzklikom ovije Gabrijela
svoje roke okoli njegovega vra-
tn in Sc iskreno pritisne k ME-
mu.
O, tt, ii - jeclja pijana
blazenosti, - kako te ljubim,
Wolf! Umrla bi bila, ako ne bi
postal moi. Kaj ne tudi ii me-
ne ljubis? - vprasujoc ga po-
gleda.
- Ne izprasuj, pusti Sc rajsi
poljubljati, dusa draga! - rece
in pritisne svoje ustnice ma ME
ma rdeca usta.
Tako sedita nekaj casa. Wolf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

- PoZneJe, ko bova sama, -
pravi tho in il pogleda v oei.
Toliko so govorili moei in
carobnosti njegovih oci; zdaj je
hotel to lastnost uveljaviti in
res Sc mu je posreeilo. Gabrije-
la zardi in pobesi oci.
Zato tedaj je bill tako ,tih, ker
81 je zelel, da bi bill konecno Z
njo sam! Ravno tako, kot ona.
Prime ga "a roko, XII jo "a tre-
nutek iskreno stiska.
Gabrijela pogleda oba starej-
sa gospoda, XII sta bila v zivah-
mem pogovoru in gospodicno pl.
Lazar, XII je sedela globoko "a
misljena in jo je ostro opazova-
la. V Gabrijelinih oceh je videla
pozeljenje, toda veliko hladnost
v Wolfovem obnasanju in O tel
zaroki je mislila po svoje.
Slednjic so koncali jesti. Vsi
vstanejo; oba oceta gresta v ka-
dino soho.
- Sin, cestitam ii, rece
start Wolf sinu, ko sta "a trenu-
tex stala eden poleg drugega. -
TVoja nevesta je krasno dekle
in zelo bogata - veliko sreco
imas. Kaj DO rekel Erwin?
- Mislis, papa, - odvrne sin
hladno, - dovoli, da ii recem,
da nisem mic zadovoljen S to
kupcijo.
- I'll nisi pri pravi pameti.
Oce pa ne pride dale, kajti
Wolf Sc obrne Cd MEGA in ponu-
di svoji nevesti roko. MAZE z ra-
meni in mrmra sam pri sebi: -
Ne pri pravi pameti, - in stopi
v kadilno sobo.
- No, dragi Wolf, - mu "a
klice bankir, - tukaj ste tedaj.
Mislil sem, da ste bill ze pref
tukaj. Zdaj pa bono pustili "a
rocenca sama - ali ne mislite
tudi vi tako? Tukaj vzemite ci-
garo, gospod baron, je izvrstna
- Nj res, gospica pl. Lazar,
kavo bono pill ma vrtu. Tako
lep dan je danes, - pravi Ca
brijela hisni dami.
Tudi JAZZ tako mislim, 60
spica Gabrijela. Dovolite, da vse
potrebno pripravim, - rece pl.
Lazar.
Vedela je, da bo Gabrijeli ze-
10 ustregla, ako ustreze njeni
zelji, kajti zelela 81 je biti sa-
ma svojirn zarocencem.
- Prosim, gospica, sal ne DO
trajalo predolgo, - pravi Ga
brijela skrajno prijazno, kar 81
GER nj bila njena navada.
Dopoo CO noc1oxr; in oJiJo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
Prodo So

shrambe "a led, XII Sc jih rabi ma
piknikih, vsakovrstne cevi in
gauge "a rabo v gostilni, veliko
drv, nekaj ze rabljenih a v prav
dobrem stanju, sode, stroj "a
kositi travo, in mnogo drugega
orodja in opreme, XII sc jo rabi
pri hisi. Vse Sc proda zelo poce-
nj. Ako je mogoce, pridite po-
gledati v nedeljo. FRANK ZU-
PANCIC, 23126 Lakeland Blvd,
Euclid, Ohio, KE 1859.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11

skoda, da tudi Wolf nj bill tax.
Tako resno in hladno je sedel;
pa S Gasom ga DO ze odvadila.
Druzinska DANA gospica pl.
Lazar je bila tudi navzoca pri
zajtrku. Wolf je takoj opazil,
da :je zelo izobrazena in napra-
villa je mani kar najboljsi Wits.
Vsled Gabrijeline hudomusno-
sti je morala mnogo prestati,
toda vse je vzela mirno in brez
mrmranja, cetudi jo je bolelo.
Wolf je govoril prav malo. LIE
tezko je poslusal govor svojega
in Gabrijelinega oceta. V sebi
jje cutil neko tajinstveno praz-
noto. Zdelo Sc mu je, da gleda z
dna njegovega kozarca sladek
obraz zalostnimi in ocitaj joel
mi ocmi. Pa sc nj mogel otresti
teh tezkih misli, cetudi MISC ime-
lie vec pomona. Pocasi 81 pogladi
roko, ma kateri Sc je re emo
uro svetil zarocni prstan, po ce-
lu. Njegova nevesta ga molce
opazuje, slednjic pa ga vprasa
- Ma kaj mislis, Wolf? - O.,
dobro je vedela, kje so bile ME
COVE misli in njene roke so kr-
cevito stiskale servijeto.
- Zakaj hoces to vedeti ra-
dovednica - odvrne Wolf, XII
je skusal biti saljiv.
- Sal mi bos povedal, kaj
ne? Bill 81 zatopljen v misli; vi
della sem; sal mislim, da me no.
ces zanemarjati. Wolf, Wolf, ma
to nisem navajena.
IL mehkega nekoliko saljive-
ga glasu, kot je govorila, je ven-
darle zvenelo nekaj ocitajocega,
cesar nj prezrl. Moral Sc je pre-
magovati, maj velja, kar hoce.
Sal dekle, katero je ljubil, Sc
mu je izneverilo. Maj bo; pri
MEM sedi drugo dekle,. Xxi je tu-
di lepa in zazeljena in pre- d
vsem - proti kateri Sc je zave-
zal in ina tudi pravico do ME
COVE ljubezni Obide ga nekako
pomilovanje, ko pomisli, kako
ga njegova nevesta ljubi, kako
mu je prisla nasproti, sam pa il
"a vse to nj mogel nicesar dati.
Tedaj pa 81 je zaobljubil, da Sc
bo obvladoval in da Sc bo raw
nal po razmerah.
- No, Wolf, mic ne odgovo-
ris? Ali ne smem vedeti "a tvo-
je misli? - ga Gabrijela Sc en-
krat vprasa.
- In &c ii sedaj nocem pove-
dati?
Dofoyo, ronzrnfo2
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
Ia emo druzziinO

takoj ma razpolago. 8 sob, 4 spal-
nice. Sanitas v kuhinji in kopal-
nici; avtomaticni grelec "a vo-
do; kombinacijski fornez, dive
garazi, velika lota. V izvrstnem
stanju ter blizu prevoznih sred-
stew in Sol. Cena $6500. Vprasa
Sc ma 7S0 E. 100 St., ali poklicite
GIL 1925.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
|zreden nokup

2 krasni hisi, vsaka "a emo drl-
Zinc; ma novo barvane, vsaka 8
8 sobami; nahajajoci Sc ma Rus
sell Ave., cd e. 68 st. in Superior
Ave. Nenavaden nakup "a samo
$4,000. Pozurite sc in Sc zglasite
kajti ia posebnost ne bo trajala
dolgo. Poklieite GIL 1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-11
Mali oglasi
Pohis+vo

v prvovrstnem stanju, Sc paoda
po zmerni ceni. Poizve sc ma
1912 Addison Rd., zgoraj.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
SIX AUTOS INVOLVED
IN DELAWARE RID. CRASH

Six automobiles were inVoVled in
an accident near the Fred Kleiber
home on the Delaware rd., about
a mile east of Marysville, early
Sunday morning.
Sheriff H. S. Roosa was called,
but he was kept so busy directing
traffic that he was unable to OBJ
tain names of car owners involved.
He reported, however, that no one
was seriously hurt.
The whole thing started when an
automobile went into the ditch.
Another motoriSt stopped to help,
and a third machine crashed into
him. When it was all over, six cars
were wrecked, although some not
badly.
The Sheriff said one of the cars
had no tail-light so that another
car failed to see it and crashed into
it. Another car in the wreck had
bright headlights which tempor-
arily blinded still another APP
preaching motorist and he became
involved.
The H. I. Huffman Co. wrecker
was called to help untangle the
wreckage, and one car was taken
to the garage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
TAXCOLLECTION
FOR JUNE BEGINS

Collection of real estate taxes
for the second half of fiscal
1914 has been under way at the
office of Treasurer f. A. Holy
cross for the past week. Books will
be open for payment of these tax
es until Aug. 10.
Tax books were in Redwood for
several days for the convenience
of taxpayers in Redwood and
Washington, York, Jackson and
Claibourne townships. A total of
S10,352.15 was collected there.
THE collection in the north end
was very good for a Second-half
payment" Mr.. HolycroSS said. 1T
is unusually so considering the
fact that so many individuals paid
their entire years taxes at the De-
cember collection, that it left a
smaller charge to be carried into
the second half"
Similarly, many taxpayers in
other parts of the county paid uI
their full years taxes in the De,
cember collection, so that more
than one-half of the years total
current charge was paid. With
this situation, of course the second
half collection will be less than
the first half.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
MILFORDCENTER

gene.
Master Larry OhnSman is en-
joying a vacation with his aunt,
Mrs. Herbert Desch, of Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Green and
family, of near Broadway, spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thomas.
Mr.. Arthur Hughes, of Okla
homa City, Okla, was a Tuesday
evening caller of Mr.. and Mrs. EV-
erett Hughes and son, Jimmie, and
Mrs. Donald ThomeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Collier and
daughter Lucky, and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Rutan, spent July 4, at
Buckeye Lake.
The Sew-JuSt-Sew All club
will sponsor another show at the
Luxmar theatre Wednesday, Ju-
ly 1S. Two shows Z and 9 starring
Red Shelton in Il Dood It."
Master Walter StillingS, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stillings, suf-
fered a broken left arm above the
(Contlnued on Page 2. Col. y
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
SINGLE PISTOL SHOT
DESTROYS JAP ship

1t. (j.g0 Robert Wells Smith,
"a, formerly of Marysville, fired
a single shot from tracer-bullet
firing As calibre pistol while on
patrol aboard a PIT boat of the 7th
fleet which resulted in the COM
plete destruction of a cave hideout
of a Japanese suicide boaat, accord
ing to a story recently released
from the Navy.
While making one of several
patrol runs, strafing and exploding
the dynamite-laden Japanese craft
the commanding officer of the PIT
boat pointed out the suspicious
looking cave whose entrance had
been camouflaged with woven
palm leaf doorway.
Before gun crews could open up,
1t. Smith fired a single shot. The
tracer penetrated into the cave
and a second later the entire cave
exploded with a tremendous roar.
Il saw it but l still don't believe
it" was the remark of an officer
in tactical command of the patrol.
The PIT men believe the lucky shot
was direct hit ON a gas tank or
explosives on board the suicide
vessel.
1t. Smith is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Smith, now of Column
bus. Mr.. Smith was formerly en-
ployed in the Asman Rexall Drug
store, but left here in 1927 for Co
lumbus, where they still reside. 1t.
Smith was graduated from Marys-
vile high school, where he was an
excellent student and athlete. He
is now home on leave from the Pa
cific and addressed the last meeting
of the Kiwanis club, Monday night.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
INCOR TEAM DEFEATS
MARION "NINE", I2 TO 9

Incor hotel baseball team of
Magnetic Springs easily defeated
the Commercial Steel team from
Marion, II to 2, at Magnetic
Springs, Sunday afternoon.
The Resorters banged out 16 hits
and committed only three errors,
while the Marionites got six hits
and had two erros.
Heavy hitters for Magnetic were
Brown, who got three hits in as
many times at bat, including two
doubles; Weaver, who got three
hits, including one double, in four
trips to the plate; and Marsh, Her
riott and Gibson, who got two hits
each. Irwin and Winterstellar got
two each for Marion.
Batteries for the Incor team
were Stillings, pitcher, and Ruth
erford and Brown, catchers; while
for Marion, Moran was the start
ing pitcher, relieved by Factor in
the 7th inning, with Miller catch
ing.
Marion 900 100 0O1-6 2 2
Incor 101 211 axis II 3
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
CRASH In YORK
INJURIES PERSONS

Three persons were injured as a
result of an automobile accident
at l pm. Tuesday in Somersville,
at the junction of State routes 81
and At. The accident was investi-
gated by the State Highway Patrol,
of BellefOntaine.
Mrs. Margaret Louise WurtS-
baugh, %, Redwood Rt. 2, was
driving east on route AZ when her
automobile crashed into the side
Of the automobile owned and driv-
EN- by Ralph F. Schalip, of Colum-
bus. He was travelling north on
route 81.
Mrs. Gertrude Schalip, Al, and
her daughter, Ruth, 8, were thrown
from the car but Mrs. Schalip was
able to grasp her daughter in one
arm and hold on to the skidding
automobile. 1t dragged the pair
several feet underneath it.
Mrs. Schalip suffered a left leg
and back decorations and bruises
while her daughter received Sc
we're head and body decorations.
Mrs. Waldo Hostetler, 81, of
Redwood, was thrown from the
Wurtsbaugh automobile and suf-
fered bruises and shock.
The drivers were not seriously
injured. The others were treated
in Redwood physicians office.
-BellefOntaine Examiner
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
BY MRS. HERBERT RUTAN

Mrs. Fern Huffman spent Wed
nesday with her daughter, Miss
Roena Huffman, in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartzel BeSgrove
announce the birth of a 6 pound,
II ounce daughter, Melanine Lin,
July 2, at Urbana hospital. This
is their second child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis StillingS
and son, Tommy, spent July A,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Stilling,
of Byhalia.
Mrs. Reba Huffman and Roscoe
Connolly were Wednesday guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Connolly, of Mingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis LoSchky, of
Detroit, are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman G,
Rausch. Mr.. Loschky will also Wis
it his father, Mr.. Fred LoSchlxy.
Mrs. Emma Rausch and daugh-
ter, Anna, of Chuckery, were Wed
nesday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Rausch and son, Eu-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-07-09
News Il. :. Courts
PROBATE COURT
Licensed To Wed

John w. Scott, %, soldier, of
MarysviIle, r. 3, son of Everett M.
Scott, and Anna Jean Liggett, 20,
stenographer, of Ostrander Rt. 2,
daughter of Lawrence A. Liggett,
The Rev. M. K. Lasley was expect
ed to solemnize the marriage.
Named Executor
Charles William Gorden has been
named executor of the estate of
Laura Gorden, late of Jerome
township, under terms of the will
probated June %.
Damage Claims Settled
r. w. RAIDER, father and guard
ian of James E. RAIDER and Dorothy
L. RAIDER, minors, has been auth
orized by the Court to accept mon
ey in settlement for personal in
juries received due to the alleged
wrongful acts of /. c. Shiok and
Otto Durbin in the operation of an
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