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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Waner for Hall Of Fame

PAUL WANER-Out of base
ball he is being put in the
parade of candidates for the Base
ball Hall Of Fame his quail
fications Big Poison" started
with Pirates in 1926 has a
total of 3,152 big league hits.
lifetime batting average Of 1888.
Only Ty Cobb. Honus Wagner,
Iris Soeaker. Nap Lsjoie and Ed
die Collins top Waner in hit
totals.
PETE GRAY-Browns' one
armed player, drives infielders
nuts they haven't found out
how to play him because he hits
20 right or left He uses
35-ounce stick and swings two
o. them, just like any other bat
ter when he comes up to the
plate.
PEPPER MARTIN - Manager
OF San Diego. offered a season
pass TO any one who could find
him a fve-room apartment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Three Auburn Players
In AII-Stdr Grid Game

AUBURN, Ala. June Three
outstanding football players OF
Alabama Poly have received and
accepted invitations 10 play in
this years sii-star game in Chi
cago, IL was announced today by
Carl Vayles, athletic director and
head coach.
They are Tex Warrington. last
years great All-American center:
Curtis Kuykendall. 1914 halfhsck
who was one OF the nations 10
greatest ground gamers. and Bill
Harris. 230-pound center. a navy
discharge who worked out with
Auburn in spring practice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
2uffing Discharge
Due; Has No Plans

FORT DIX. N. J.. June 2 (UP1
Sgt. Charles tRed) Ruffing. for
mer New York Yankee pitcher,
was being processed for an army
discharge today, but had no future
plans so far as baseball was con-
cerned.
Ruffing, Al. entered the army
after the 1912 World Series. He
played on the Seventh Air Force
team until he suffered a twisted
knee last September.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
BOSTON

Totals 3slosol2 Totals ST 9 so is
A-Batted for Prim in sixth.
b -B6tted for Merullo In eighth.
r-Bstted for Chpman in eighth.
d-Betted for Schuster In tenth
e-Rsn for Ginenwater In second.
Boston ol3 600 600 is
CHICAGO 02O 0l0 OlO %
Runs--Johnson. Nicholson 2. PAfbo, Work
man 2. Holmes Eieman, MAsi. Gillcnwater
Error-Drews Runs batted in--Drews, Holmes
2 Mast 2, PafkO, Dcrringer, Johnson. Gil
uSpic. Two-hdSe hit-DerrinEer. Three-base hit
-Pafko Home runs-Holmfs MbI. Johnson
Sacriflces--JohnSon workman Hevlng. Low
rey. Double plsys-Heck 10 johnson n CSvar-
retta. JoOst 20 Drevs 10 Mack. Heck TO
Csvarre'ta Lett on ses--Boston 7 Chicago
10 Bases on bAlis-Ou Huichings 3 OFF
Hevns l. or Derringer /, OFF Chpmsn 1. OF
Vandenberg Struck out-By HutchinTS 3,
by HevinR by DerrnEer 1. by Chipman ?
by Vsndenberg 1 Hits-On DerrinEer In
innings off Prlm l In 3 lnninEs off Chip
man in innings off vandenberr In
2 innings. off HutchinRk IN 7l7 innings,
OF HevinE l In 22s innings, Hit by pitcher
by Derringer tGillenwaterl. by Hutchinfs
tNicholsonl winning pitcher-Heving. Losing
pitcher-vandenberE Umpires-Henline. Jords,
ReaTdon ana Goetz, Time-2:27. Attendance
Aria
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

knoekodtS. ft1e Coast battfeF
doesn't profess to have a knock
out punch, but is content TO out
box his opponent.
Spencer will undoubtedly be
favored, particularly by those who
saw him iatten Billy Miller and
beat Joey Peralts, Ruby Garcia
and Charley ''Petey Smith.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
CLASS b


Won by Trenton Ed Burbo Alec Mac
Donald Elwood Kureth. Charles Endieott
sirminEhsm, second; River Rouge. third.
Wayne. fourth. Time 4:o43.
HALF-MILE RELAY
Won BY River Rouge tAd Coleman. Joe
mlnFhan. second Trenton. third; wayne
fourth Time 81 6.
CLASS
Won hy FonHuc lMinerl Robert johnson
tDoarOlrn second JACK C,ottingeF Denby A..
third John Jackson miller, fourth Dis
lance 40 feet o.. inches.
CLASS
Won by George Smith wayne; William
Trenton third Don Mason wsynel d.
fourth Distance a feet IL, inches.
BROAD JUMP
CLASS 4
ford second Musetu DENLY third, Henry
tCooIcyf and Wiedmsn ~, .. High, tied
iol fourth Distance 30 feet
CLASS B
Won By BIN Looy wd5SSts,. TrSsSton, stSInE, yagsnn
ham third sander lRirmingham), fourth
Distance IS feet s inches.
HIGH JUMP
CLASS
Won By FRED Knsek lEor,hw'ss,.,rnIs :-l1! Bur
Hamilton lEorths.s,srnl and Norris Miller
tied FOR second. Height 5 feet inches
CLASS
Won By Tom woodhouSe Birmingham I;
sSf tS,ra AeIrhi f..; i1es ineses 'eh u'' ''
POLE VAULT
CLASS A
Won BY Ed Tylo DeArbornl; seven tiec
for second Height. II feet
CLASS
Won By Bill Lory Trenton; wilkins
Trenton second Ferenz River Rouge
third Smith wayne. fourth. Height. 10
feet
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

lines, being only 5 feet 8. He has
a huge head and torso pinioned on
spindly legs and. according TO an
thropologists who have marveled
at his massiveness, is the "quin-
tessence of physical power"
Co-featured is a bout between
Bert Ruby and Walter Roxy for
the junior heavy title. Louis Klein
VS.. Harold Chaundy and Dale
Wayne VS.. Stanley Buresh are the
other matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
matchmaker who

four as an amateur, is unbeaten
in IL pro bouts, scoring six knock
outs, getting four decisions and
going 10 one draw.
His victims include John d.
Vorce, Walter Thomas, Charley
Roth, Colen Cheney and Eddie
Taylor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

side Fairview
G a 7 d e MS, ad-'
joining.
He is matched
against Wla-
dyslaw Talun,
the exact oppo-
site in stature.
Talun is 6 feet.
8 inches tall.
w e ig hs 285
pounds 10 the
Angels 275, but
the latter is
built on broad
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Spencer Is Picked
ToBeatFiiguerOa
Record Puts Him
Ahead Of Mexican

Chuey Figueroa, %, Los Ange-
les Mexican, will make his debut
here Monday night when he
clashes with hard-hitting Leon
Spencer in the 10-round headliner
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

on the Arcadia
fight card.
Figueroa, a
re e n [ d ! S.
chargee fro m
the army has
b e en- fighting
4 years. won AZ
of Sc amateur
and pro bouts,
drew twice and
dropped six.
Spencer won
l3 of 15 pro
scraps, 10 by
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Nice 70 zee such foTRe
gong out for the exhibition,
l said 20 the soldier, you boys
like Rolf7'
"'Sorie Of uG do he said,
the rest don't care but Ws either
got 70 wateh you buns or take a
10 mile hike. So ws WGteh you "
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
French Angel
In Debut Here

Wrestling's most grotesque fig
ure, the French Angel. will make
his first appearance under aus
pices of the Mack Avenue A. c. at
Mack Park Tuesday evening,
weather permitting. otherwise in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Braves Defeat
Cubs in Tenth

CHICAGO. June 2 tUP)-The
Braves knocked Paul Der
ringer out Of the box today with
an early hitting blast in the third
inning that included two home
runs, but they had to battle
through 10 innings before mailing
the Chicago Cubs, 5 to 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

a &O4OAiiNt ooNts
Nick Londes.
brought Leroy
Willis. Charley
II a yes a n d
other loo a /
fighters TO the
fore, announced
the Grand Rap
ids pl ow b o y
will be meeting
in N ov a, the
best X n o w n
fighter he has
faced.
Fenske. hght-
ing FIVE wears,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Bucs Overcome
Slam 10 Win

PITTSBURGH. June 2 CUP)--
The hapless Phillies wasted a
pinch-hit home run With the bases
filled byFinee DiMaggio today
and dropped their second straight
game to the Pirates, rs. II was
also Philadelphia's sixth setback
in row
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

s-BAtted for Hammer IN eighth.
b-BAtted for Sproull IN sixth.
c~BAited for coi!man m ninth.
d-BAttec for Ctrheauser IN sixth.
Philadelphia ool lot oVo-e
pittShursh ini- -20s o0r-7
RunS-Antonelli FoxI. Dinges, Maneaso
Hammer DiMsEgio. Bsrnhart. HAndlsy ..
Dahlgren, Saikeld 2. o'Bren. ErroI.ham'
ner Runs bstted tn-Eillou WAtdeil
Tw0-baSe hits-Coscarart, Elicit F"ss Dahi-
gren Home Sun-Dl Magic. stolen ossss--
ficsS-pinges. Bsrnhart Double plsy-Cos-
car1rt 10 Bsrnhsrt to DshlEren. Ls1 on
baSes-Phiisdelp phis 9 PITTSBURGH BAes
on baliS-On Gerheauser 2. off Sproun
OF Judd Struck oui-By SpFea4t-8- ry
Gerhcauser ? Hits--on spreull In
innings of Gerhesuser IN inninsS OIL
Cof,fnsn . IN 3 innings Off Judd IN q
inning OF Rsscigno 2 IN 3 innings. VIC
pitrhes-fudc Passed bAls-Sslktld, Man
pitcner-Cofirnsn Umpires-Sears Barr and
tonlin Time-2.os Attendsnce-2.osc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Plans Gold Cup

EDDIE ARCARO-Two time
Derby winner in 1888 with Law
rin and with Whirlaway in the
run for the record that still stands
of 2:nf 2-5 in l94l Col +. r.
Bradley would like 10 have him
aboard his Derby hope. Burning
Dream but Arcaro. under con-
tract likely will be riding Devil
Diver in n $4,000 race at
Jamaica next Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Al NatrouS,
rank " alSh
and me give
that golf eN-
hihition the
other day.
I'VE felt
pretty G q o d
a h o Ut the
tn IN o ut. I
m 2 n 10 ned
this 10 one Of
I he b o y =
after IL WAS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

BILL HORN-Founer Gold Cup
winner with Horace Dodge's Del
phine, is making progress TO open
up the race more after the war 10
permit the use of new motors and
such things as jet propulsion I.
he is chairman of a special Gold
Cup committee studying changes
in the rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Byrd Passes Up Open
To Sharpen His Game

Dewey Byrd long hitting Plum Hollow Golf Club pro
decided Saturday
pass up Canadian Open Montreal his
practice for later
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

In 1941, along in the forepart Of
August, Mueller was recalled by
the Tigers along with Hal Man.
ders and Murray Franklin. But
he was used very little.
He was inducted May 25 and
sent 10 jefferson barracks, where
he was released last October be-
cause OF migraine headaches. In
limited service, he was not sent
overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Nova 10 Test
Fenske Here
Grand Rapids Boy
Gets Big Chance

Howard Fenske will get his big
chance at Olympia June Is. when
he meets Lou Nova, erstwhile
heavyweight title contender. in a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Mueller Makes Good
For Steve O'Neill
BY LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON June 2When others shook their heads Steve ONel
lost confidence bepectacd Leslie Clyde Mueller the
26yeaod ghthsnder who first starting role
with
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Bob Tales
Leo ConroY Discovers
Why Vets Like Golf
ABOUT GUYS IN SPORT;
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

LEO C0NR0f= DaShing North
Hills pro tells II.
There were about 500 vet
Grams from the army hospital
at Battle Creek out 60 watch
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

in the big leagues. turned back the
two-hit shutout performance.
II was determined TO win,"
explained the quiet spoken
Mueller. "to justify O'NeiIrs
confidence In me-"
But 2S batsmen faced Mueller
in the New York game, 18 the last
six innings. as the young mail
carrier from Belleville, Ill, COM
bined a blazing fast ball with a
sharp breaking curve TO send de-
jected Yankees back to the
dugout.
CARRIED MAIL
Mueller, who in the winter
usually works in his fathers fur
niture store, after being dis
charged from the army. packed
mail to get his legs in shape for
baseball, another sample of the
Tiger pitchers determination.
'Tt was great thrill, of
course" Mueller recalled his
sensational debut at Yankee
Stadium. But a lot of credit Is
due Paul Richards, who caught
q fine game for me. e."----
Mueller's first chore after leav-
| ing the stadium was TO dispatch
special delivery letter to his
wife, who is in Belleville awaiting
the stoTk.
With a new star in Mueller and
return of Al Benton, the Tiger
pitching staff, already rated tops,
might well become one Of the
greatest in hiStory--in Detroit
history at least.
Mueller's shutout was the
eighth chalked up by Tiger fling
ers this spring Benton bagged
three and Paul DIZZY Trout and
! Harold Newhouser two each.
MET IN CLEVELAND
Fate deereed Mueiler's baseball
career be entwined with part of
the long and colorful one COM
piled by O'Neill They met first In
Cleveland in 1887, where Les
worked out with the Indians,
managed by O'Neill.
Cleveland was one OF six major
league Clubs bidding for Mueller
after the tall, lean pitcher had
struck out 30 batsmen in Il in
nings hurting for Belleville High
School against Livingstone, an
other Illinois prep team.
"O'Seill caught me In that
tryout," Mueller recalled.
With handsome bonus. the
Tigers won the rights 10 Mueller.
At lS Les was launched on his
career with the Tiger organiza-
ton.
GOES TO BEAUMONT
'T was working out with
Sioux City when 1 signed"
II was sent to Beaumont and
then transferred 10 Alexandria
Mueller said.
Mueller, in 1910, was back in
Beaumont. where he had not
able season, winning 18 games
and losing II. He pitched a no.
hit game against Dallas. But
l941 was sour season with the
Exporters. They finished in the
cellar.
Despite a 2.36 earned run aver
age, Mueller lost IS games as
compared with only six victories.
He dropped his first six games
with a remarkable 1.56 for an
earned run average.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

Alltr iilbilils
Byrd will begin defense of his
Philadelphia Inquirer Invitational
title June IA, with top share in
Si75O0 Of war bond prizes the
goal He netted $500 in winning
the tourney a year ago with a
Seven-stroke edge over the field.
Sam viii be competing June %
"A over more familiar acreage,
Plum Hollows $50 yards of
trouble. in Detroits prime golf
event Of the season, the Big Fore
tournament.
SEVERE CHALLENGE
In those three days, Byron Nell
sons reign as No, ] golfer will
be subjected 10 its most severe
challenge, Byrd Sammy Snead
and Harold (Jug) McSpaden. the
other three in the outstanding
foursonne, viii match shots with
the capable Texan in a special
72-hole medal tourney, which also
viii include two best ball matches
for added interest.
Nelson has led the links parade
in recent years with consistent
sub-par scores undreamed OF
decade or so ago. for instance
averaging 6S2 strokes for 48
tournament rounds in the last
winter tour.
Proceeds from the Big Fore
tournament viii be used TO pro-
vide added golf equipment for
hespitalized seFvieemen at Percy
Jones Hospital Center. Nelson,
McSpaden, Snead and Byrd will
visit the center to demonstrate
Shets the day before the Plum
Hollow tourney opens.
LOCAL PROS PLAY
Frank Walsh of Red Run, AL
Watrous of Oakland Hills, Claude
Harmon of Lochmoor and Chick
Rutan of Birmingham will COM
pete in the first -36- holes of the
tourney. each pairing with one
of the Big -Four in best-hall play
Cards for Sundays 36 holes for
the Nelson McSpaden and Byrd
Snead combinations also will be
compared to determine a best
ball winner eF5-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
MEET REVIVED

While a definite decision hash I
been reached. II is reasonably
certain the associations cham
pionShip tournament also will be
revived
The districts d championship
tournament had been held an
nualIy since 1919 until 1t was
cancelled because of the war after
Marjorie Rows victory at Red
Run in 1912 Miss Row also won
the last of the state champion
ships the same year az Plum Hol-
low
Miss Row now lives al Anniston,
Ala while Mrs. Donald Weiss is
located in Cleveland. That leaves
only Margaret Russell Of what
then was the Big Three of the
women'S district.
Dates for the one-day tourna-
mentS-June l9 AT Detroit Golf
Club; June 26 at Detroit Country
Club; July 10 AT Plum Hollow;
July II at Western; July "a at
Eochmoor; july RI at Meadow
brook Aug at Red Rah.-------
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

DAVE FERRISS--Boston Red
Sox shutout artist now
rated as probably the most SEN
sationaI rookie ever came
from Mississippi State College
he was good In college with his
right-handed pitching and his
left-handed first basing but
didn't get famous he devel-
oped his pitching skill in the
army asthma, which put
him out of army -. may stop
him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Women 'sGoIf
Meets Back
District Also May
Resume Title Event

The Women'S Detroit District
Golf Association will swing back
into action this summer after a
lapse Of more than two years.
Limited over that stretch 10 n
Of one-day get together
events. the women go back on a
tournament a week basis. starting
June 10 AZ Detroit Golf Club,
President Mrs. William l.. Nc
GNerin announced Saturday. o
Seven events already have been
scheduled through Aug. 7, with
additional dates 10 be arranged
later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
Lutheran League

sundays games-Eas, Detroit Va Salem. at
Past Detroit, p 20. MI calvary " Our
III Zion At Chandler, 4.3o. 81. Thomas
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
lnHafusz of The Domus

BILL VOISELLE-Giant pitch
or, was finer $500 by manager
Mel OFT for making what was
repeatedly wrong pitch the
other night, Apparently he had it
coming he has been hard TO
control since some one called him
another Christy Mathewson' ;. !.
he had become Indifferent and
lacked pep and you can't do that
around Mel OFT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03
GOES TO BEAUMONT

"T was working out with
Sioux City when 1 signed"
II was sent to Beaumont and
then transferred 10 Alexandria
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-03

0VFF.
Evening star., 1945-11-08

State in Palestine Now?" discussed
by Rabbi Stephen Wise, Edgar
Ansel Mowrer, Rabbi Morris Laza-
row and Carroll Binder.
WRC. 9:00-Vera Vague joins
Frank Morgan.
WTOP, 9:00-Fredric March mar
rates Prokofieff's orchestral fairy
tale, Peter and the Wolf"
Evening star., 1945-11-08

VOL, 9:3o-Nestor Chayres sings
"Gitana" and "Buenos Noches, Mi
Amor"
WRC, William Bendix visits
Jack Haley's village store.
WTOP, 10:30-Jane Withers and
Jim Ameche in "Emmie"
WRC, 10:30-Victor Mature and
Rudy Vallee reminisce about their
DAYS in the Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1945-11-08

ON THE AIR TONIGHT.
WRC, 8:00-George Jessel calls on
Burns and Allen.
WTOP, 8:00-Lee J. Cobb in Be
fore the Fact"
WRC, 8:30-Groucho Marx drops
in.
WMAL, 8:3o-"Should We Sup
port the Establishment of a Jewish
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS
PICKED UP NEAR TOWN

Two boys who gave their names
as Joseph Lack and John Weimer
both Is of Ebensburg Pa were
brought to the Union county Jail
Thursday evening after they had
attempted to thumb ride with
a Madison county deputy sheriff
who was enroute to Marysville on
business
The two lads were picked up on
the Columbus road east of Marys-
vile They told Sheriff H S Roosa
they had run away from home be-
cause they didn't like school and
were on their way to Illinois The
Sheriff got in touch with the boys
parents through the State High
way Patrol
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR Male cockeral span
iel puppies, A. K. c. registered,
solid black or buff and white.
Stud service by l 1/2 year old buff
cocker spaniel. Chances for large
litters are excellent. 3/4 mile east
of Westerville at 2739 E. Walnut
St, Phone 2-2603, Westerville. c..
D. Jackson. 11-15-3t
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PUBLIC
AS leaving the will
West Mansfield miles north Liberty u
of the West Mansfield and East Liberty
TTTESDAY NOVEMBER 20
At IL o'clock noon:
3---HORSES-3

3-HORSES-3
One matched of
lbs each good dappe small saddle horse Old
32CATTLE-32
One Hereford Best Domino
Old bred July 3D. l945 Tommy Mischief registered Hereford
heifer calf months old sired Tommy Mischief
Hosten years DID, calf Guernsey years
DID, fresh black coming with
coming with End calf; Jersey springer
hefers Is yeang hee Bred Holsten heifer calf
months DID, whaced weight 600 bs
calf 6 months old.
A-SHEEP-l4
Thirteen good wool wool
59-HOGS-59
One Spotted Poland China and pigs weeks DID, % shoats
weight 20 lbs; 80 shoas weighing from so to 140 lbs.
FARM MACHINERY
Model Huber rubber
condition; Huber pows Huber breaking
poW; Case 7 tractor dsc tandem 6 Disc
hoe 5 Deeng moving machine; New Idea side delivery
rake 1877 Mccormick grain drill
harrow; drag Black
spreader; good sled; sleigh.
MISCELLANEOUS
lXl2 insulated
shelter with hp hog feeders hog
fountain; garden pos saddle brdle
and shoveS, and other articles mention
CHICKENS
$50 White Rock pulets starting to lay.
HARNESS
set of complete; collars halters
FEED
hay all without
shocks corn; 100 bushel good crib.
K. |. SALTZ
Chester Tee McCOnOCh Aucts Bechtel
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15
: WANT ADS

FURNITURE WANTED-We buy
one piece to a whole home of furni-
ture at all times. Frank E. Rem
CERT, Delaware. Phone 2137.
9-2-ff +,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR SALES 9-foot 4-inch
pipes, with welded steel plates for
posts for a tool shed or corner
posts. Will sell on or before my
public sale, Dec. 6. j. w. Strawn,
Milford Center. 11-15-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR SALE-Wood heating stove
in fine condition. Priced right w.
M. Strauther, 119 S. Pearl St,
Redwood. 11-15-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR SALE-20 ga single barrel
shotgun, modified choke, new con-
dition, box of shells and cleaning
rod, all for $3.50. d. K. Davis,
Phone 3771, Redwood. 11-15-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15
BAKE SALE

BAKE SALE
The Paris Style Improvers All
Club, will hold a bake sale at the
Ohio Power Co. on South Main St,
Saturday afternoon, beginning at
1:30 pm. Pies, cakes, rolls, and
cookies win be for sale.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR SALE-12 big type Poland
China pigs, 10 weeks old. Phone
Ostrander 612, Donald Sherman.
11-15-2tS
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LEGALQ ADVERTISING.M MARKETS
Want, For Sale Column
PUBLIC SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SALE-good 12-gauge, doub-
le-barrel shotgun, will sell cheap,
as we do not need it. d. E. Fisher,
l Ia mile west of Byhalia.
11-12-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-15

FOR SALE-Good Holstein bull.
This bull is out of the good uni
versity bull. Should be in some
good Holstein herd. c. w. Nc
Laughlin, Marion rd. Phone 4-25-
81, from to $50 p. m. 11-15-2ts
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il
At 12 O'clock the following:

12 O'clock the following:
I2HEAD OF CATTLE-I2
Consisting Guernsey DID, due freshen De-
cebe O Guernsey old due to een Dec 16 one
brnde
freshen Brinde heer old due
FEBRUARY Guernsey heer DID, freshen
FEBRUARY Guernsey heier DID, fresen April ID
heier DID, eShen April a. Guernsey he
years with sde Brnde heer old
April 25 Guernsey bull DID, good bull
These heifeTs and bull calf hood vacinated
22-HEAD OF HOGS-22
Two brood with 20 by d weeks old by day of
fale
I9-HEAD OF SHEEP-l9
18 head of Shropshire from to DID, Shropshire
spring buck lamb
HAY
Is heavy 100 bales cutting
Alfalfa fodder Timothy,
TRACTOR OUTFIT
good condition.
good tractor cuVaors of good 2boom 12nch
7oot double DISC good
IMPLEMENTS
flat
loader;
shelter with self hog feeders fountain;
steel wood field
fodder sed gas double
sets; 30oot railroad rails 20oo railroad rail- 40bshe
boxes oil Riley brass mounted
sraner; lumber; blacksmith forge
chicken eecr fence chargers garden hose pile junk
other articles o
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Lunch Served
WILLIAMS. BABBS
John Pfarr jr, auciOneer Sturgis Cheney, Clerk
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FOR SALE-Poland China boarS
at farmers prices. At farm in New
Dover. B. F. Anthony & Son. IL
15-2tS
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FOR SALE-White enamel range,
studio couch. Phone Raymond 271.
11-15-2tS
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.STRAYED-Sheep. Phone 4-6516.
11-15-2ts
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PLIBLICSALE

quitting farming
Redwood,
Miller Nc
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NOTICE-You can get Black Dia-
mond Liniment and other Whitmer
products. Call or write G. Fladt,
MarySville Rt. 2. Phone 4-7553.
10-25-St*
WANTED TO BUY-Small farm,
south or east preferred, with or
without buildings, pay cash, give
details. c S. Mason, Box 433, Co
lumbus. 1l-o-St"
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