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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

aus fltlif Slipttellen telteben: elmer
Notwithstanding, einem Cider,
teitsaasihub, eiuein interlvutionalen
Geridtsgof, cinem gSirtidaits. uns
lojialen sl,is'dub, ,no e;nen @enc-
raIlefretariat. Sie @cueralperIaurrl.
lung ipiro ild) ans Sertreterlt oIler
yiitglieSsitaatcn SnIa!nmsnietcn ,rro
81, Sahres. ,mo Sonoeriit,nger SIT,
ianmentreten. Str nire Sic iseit-
lebnng Der Holitif ser SreaNlictiun
ob!legelr, ilc miro aae rolltiiaen, ic.
5ialen mo ,pirtidnitIid,en t:raacn Be.
banoeln, Sas 9aloset So. Srs niia-
tion fontrollieren lmo apuhrDaIt eil
8eltparlnmert lein, in Ac.r all, &clt.
Trage,l Oisfiltiert .rerScn Gle Ue.le-
ralperlannnlllng tam allG; oueelncine
Gr,lnOIisc iiir internationnIcn ,tr;c-
oen, internatipuale Sihsrheit uno slb-
riiltung erGrtern uuo poriA.uacu. .no
frner lle9t eS OH ibr, &orI.tli0e iiir
Die 3uIamnlenfail,ng Ser @rbeit son
ipejlallierten Grnppen Ser Sraauiic!
ton ooer ibrer Mitglieoer ;,l rhaden.
geidt it6noige Diitglieoer Ses Cider
beitsalislduliies lmo aic stitaIicocr
|oes Mirtihafts. ulo io,:alcr Mus-
idmIies iucroeu bon scr iJcleraluer.
lammlllna gaipablt peroe!,.
Ger sSid,crbsitsausidlui; miro Orei
9al,ptaufgnben l>absn: sillseinaroer.
iesilngen ju ldlidten. !'initii. sll,.
grille 81, Derblnoeru lmh fiIr c;ne IN.
ternatlonale 9tegelslns ol.r Siiiit:,,.
gen su iorgen. Seine S,cut iuerant.
iportung ipirO 0arin Iiegen Srieben
un0 Siderbe;t in oer &slt =, erbal.
ten. Ser Stat miro iiG at: Tcrtreterl,
BON II Staaicn 3uionlnenietcn ma
10 uuFgesogen iueroen, bob CT perna,
nent in Glnftion 1T. Gie Verc:i,iets,,
Stnotvn t,cn Mmerifn, @rnkbritnn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Die Rerbte ner mtnner-
f)elten mach netn krtege

Srs Nbiblulles lurS Ser slufrchtcrEai.
talng Oes oricbciS be.r;,bt ,percen.
Sic enlpieblen Sic 9ilOung elmer
Staats,lorsaniiatiolt Die Gill auf Sc'
iet gegriinoetcs 3ulmnmempirfen oi'
Ter YUlfer ilah lid) sose, ,iio Surd el'
,ei, @eltsaridtsboi 8eiidert lit apie
mid bur6 elm oblisatcriides Sd)ieos'
aeridt 5lpefs Sd}liht1.ng bon Streit'
Talien slno sic entipred)ci,Se1, Maht.
mittcl 5ipecfs 9cl,s,lng Ser red1tsbra.
d,eriiben Staaten."
Die Grfldr,tug greiit lobia sic Sra
ge ser rMenidpnrehte" a,,f alno ltellt
:Ieit, bab a,,h rill,lerfnl6 ocs Staates
sic StaatsDobeit ourab bie ci!igeborc.
nen Nette ser Menlbc1i ,,no ibrcr
6amilien beihrdnft ilt. ga Sic
Staatsbeh1roen oieie BON Gctt uer.
IieDenen GeGte nidt erteilen t0nncn.
10 oiirIen lie lie audi nid)t uerletclr. ="
Gie grtIarllng fdDrt fort: rSis
G'soanfenridyhlneen. ocncn cine gsa.
ton in ibren Snner,r folgt, geben bie
gauge interEatiorale 8enleinid,ait an.
&erlpirit i,au 0ielen GrllthIat, 10
ip6re Dies gleihbe6e,tteuS init Der 9e'
Gallpt,u,g, baI; 0ie Gerletung Der
ollgc6orenen Wtenihenrehte i'm ST.
nern eines 2ai,bes ourd, oeien eieene
9feaieru,,g ol,e giniiuB auf ben
Neltfrieoen lit.
rOarabe iett inaht unier Nair0 i'm
Slterelie oes @eltiriebans Die gr5B.
ten alnitrerg,ineen, nm Oie Gcoalrten.
ridtllngen oll serlt0re,l, oie 0ie Men>
ltDenrcdte il, ici.en 21noern perleben,
,reldye mir jett befreien. @ir lino iber,
3cugt, oaB eiip oouern0er s;lo apirf.
li1er @eltfrieOen nllr tann eintrctell
fanr ,pelm 0ie iilterl,ntlcltale Sr.
galliIotion eipen Stnnt llur bona, uls
Miitelieo suldBt, tpofern bic &edts.
or6nung 6ieies Stnates Die orrge6ote.
(SmIuf auf eeite 6.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
50,OOO,OOO Nrbeiter ,.nter
$ceial Security

&aibingtcn. 8atipn 9. Miller, ser
amtierel,oe 2eiter ser sSeberul Sec,rl,
tp MSminiItration, gibt bctaunt, bab
,tad Sen 3ablen bonn 81. Scsember
1914 in bieiem Sabre iibcr $4,000.
900 s(inerifaner beioerlei Ueidlehts
auf Gr,mo bes Social Sec,lritp stst
alters- ln0 Sinterbliebenel,. .Gerlidc.
ring babcn ,peroe,,. Molintli1 aper.
Sen 5,,r 3eit auf Gni,no bieics GeIet,
,es m 100000 Maiuler, 5raue'l
.uno aillber $40, 100000 Gil Ncuta!
aalsgesablt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Die :friebensborlfhldqe bon Dunbarton Oaks

Sm Spdtlonnl,er a,to SerbIt fanh
lin 1unbarton OATS, eine,n bcrrliden
2anoiis innerbalb Don &saibi,,gton
=. g., cine &onIerei,5 ser all!ierten
@ro6uulhte itatt, bei Ser Scrid,lGQe
iiir SEN fonnlemoen @elt. ,no Sci.
feririeoen sanod)t ipuroen - Sor.
ld,liiae, Oie ebenIo ser GerDiihn,o
fiiuitiger Griege als Ser reGten rne
permanenten Siderbcit oes ssrieSe;'s
oiener lollen. Sas Staatstcpartnlcut
ser @unoesresierl,ns fat Nun ioeben
eiie 3uiammenIalnng oieler Sor-
ib!1ge berausgegeben, I'M baS gan5e
Tolf nit SieIcn auid)tiger Shritt IN
ser Mibtnlg ser @abrrng he5 @clt-
irieoens in aIlen ieielen ginselbeiten
pertraut 81 MAIDEN aub IN Griabrlu,e
sn brinsen, ,pas oie Seficnt!ihfeit ou-
bon bilt.
Glem,eiti0 ,ruroen Sic Gorid;lGge
ail1 bon sen Tcoierllllgen Ser alroercn
Mitelieoer ser r9is Soar" ibrer
B0lferu porgelcgt ln,o BORT erortert.
Eieier Ylan fir cine tii,lIti0e @eit.
Iorganii iation ser G6lfer il; natiirlid)
| nod niht boIlfonmcn; iibar eIlliSc
Eunfte fonnte nod ,,idt uOl;ga giui,
glulg ersielt !uerben, aber es ii'te
bercitS Glaie oaiiir genladlt iuorben,
| iie lreiter 81 er0rtern. Gos,oh ueroen
oanu Ole pollitinOigen Soridllage Ser
beriGieOenen &egierltnacn ,l:,ermittcii
iueroen nnb oils 0run0luge III; SiS-
fhiiionen bel elmer &onfcrenS aller
'Nereii,tcr 9tationell Diei,eia. Die
.Gbarter" oieier Weltorgariiation
miro Damn bon alien Siel,atl,rmdbten
i'm Gaige ibrer nor,,aleli perfaiiungs.
lmabiec,t 2eaislatllrntab abl,nbulelr rati-
| lfi5iert tperben.
Gen gegentpartigen gnhpurf &c.
J mGk trirh 6iefe fiinftige organization
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18

3ipei lpid,tioe Sngi,agcn, cine fa.
tboliide uno ei,e iiioiide. selall9ten
ari,ldngIt 5,l .fait gleiIla,,tenben
Sblubiolaari,irgen. bil,lidtlid) ser
Mebte Ser ,ldtiondlen, ser Gallsu.
unb reli9i0len Wsinoerbeitel in Ser
NaHfric9sseit. Sic or6nsten auf ois
Wnerfennun1 Siefr Hehte oils zines
@egenlta1r6es BON Internationally @s-
6eutung unb Inn ibren S9ut burG
eine iiberitaatlide Organization.
Sic fatbolil6cn 9iid0ie in 0eu
@ereinioten Staaten, bcrtreten ourc1
Se,r aouliniltratiue 9oaro Ser Natio'
nal Catholic gSslIare Conference.
sriinoeten ibren stmlop,,,,tt aui Sic
iittlid,en 2ebren ser fatboliiden Ma=
Iigion a,n6 briiften ibre Mniibten
iiber 0ieien @egetlltaro in elmer Gr-
fldr,lng ii6er oen fiinftigen 6rieoar
aus. Cine apid)tise iiioiide Gasunh
oie Suei @o6en lpater 1T Mtlantic
Gitp, 9eap Seriep, itattian0, beid;at-
tigte iid uornebnllid nit ser crid)ref-
fenoe,r Cage oes iiioildeu 0oltes in
3a,, bon Der Mfie beiebten Gebieten,
briidte uber auh fire Meinl,ile iiber
6en .fon,ne,lben Grieoen aus Io.uis
iibcr Ole MeGte ser MinSerbeiten iii
elmer ireier, ben,ofratiifet Welt natl
nem arieee.
.Oie tntboliiten 9iIhoie erbliden
Die @rln6laee elmer Northumberland
ssiderDeitsoreaniiation in ser Sci.
it6r,ne fner @eoa,lfe,rridJtunselp sic
0ie Wenidenrehte in Sen MblenlGn-
Bern perlete1t ,,tb in einem Mefts=
ipite,n, 6os allen Y0lfern @eredytig.
teit eepdbrleiitet. ssn ibrer grfIa.
r,une, Die aebn fiibrei,oe Yralnte,, Der
totboliiden Stride in oell @ereinig-
ten Staa!en t,1ter5eidnetelt, befonel'
Ole Biid0fe pie Mittigteit Der Jor6e'
rang, bob one au1erifaniiden Biirger
fin ihrer asernnt.rnrt,tng besiiglif
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Breiskontrolle aurb
mach kriegSenoe

Gie 8ieOereimfiiDrung ser Matio.
1rier,lrg bon 6leilf ,ub aonicrpen
laBt Die Widtisfeit ser slrbeit au.ierer
Office Of Nrice ISminiltration er-
ncat erfenneu, ,,no audi ailoere Cut
auidluneen laIiem boraui idlieben, Sai
T0re GGtigfeit nod Ianse nidt - uno
1ifyerlid nift nit ariease,,be - be,
enSet iein miro. Grit fiir5lid er0rterts
5. .. Ser Setter Ser SYsl, Gbclter
8o:rles, Sic Mot.penSigfeit ser Sort.
fiibruns einerHreistpntrolle audi nod
gtroe 6es arieges. Gr erii,nerte oabe:
6aralh apclhe 3,lltonoc nod Gube OcS
1etten &risseS berrldten - 3l,ltiin.
Oc, Sic ans aus sen llnerfrculid)e.:
Grfabrnngcn iener Gage fir oiesnel
eines @eiiere,, CsleDrcn Ioilten. Sn1
lekten 3rieee bate es ,lar cine &C.
Eingfii9ige Hrcistolhrnlle Gegeben
uno Sic Golge bunon ,par, Sab Sic
8reiie itanSis b0ber flettcrten, iocab
ihIieBlih Die 2cbensbalt,tne BON Ssuli
1914 Bis 5unt Gage ser @affenitin-
ita,los. .llnterscld),ulng, Dem IL. So
ue,,lber 1918, lm 6S Gro;ent a,rse.
itiegen tuar. 9tad) oem @offenItili,
ftanOstae aber lieb Sic Nurtbesre9!e-
r,lng oanlalS 'oas bibd)en Gontrolte,
Sas lie uasgcii6t batte, ganslid} iallen
uno Die Jabrifen besanncn San,it, III
Del. acknowledgement, lionaten Sic
uteiit ben0tiete,s 3ipilgiitcr in ecraoe.
gu balsbrederiidpm 1empo il, prob.
sieren. SIN Wfdr; 1919 eridie1len Sic.
ie Waren aui bem Marfte, lltS ba.
S,lblif,,m rib lid oarlull Tie 81 fa,,
feu. lltlo mas ,por ole 0olge? Gi
NreiIe fletterten mir 10 in Die SOB.
Gas ging 10 ,peiter, bis i'm Sum
1920 SIe Nebensbaltuhesfolten 10
Yroseut iiber Dem NipeaM bon 191
Ioael,! Scer iil an0eren @orten: 4
Hro3ert iiber Sem Stano bei 3rieg
cnoe inn 9topelnber 1918!
,Sl,eter tletterte b,ll,als ). 9. a,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Sl,.a5cnaproc,,et etiei, int
10kr t944: 96,5OO .....

gSalb,Nton. Sm Ge5rr1pcr wl,rocu
G,697 6lugsa,.Ds bsroeltellt. Sieis
3obl licgt 5lpei Yre5ellt llutsr oc,a
Eroo.lft .lftionsprcgra!lm iiiG Geserlbe..
uber onsciihts Ser 6eicrtuge fam i!e
trotoeln als cine lchr gut, SeiIan,J
betradtct tpercn: Ser Erpbitfticnss
S,lrGidnitt trc Sua Itieg lin Ge5em.
Der oui 26S ssiuoSe,ge, gcgeniiber
2GO iii 9obemocr. @Gbrato Nes gan.
sen Sabres ,rurocn 96,369 Sl,,gSeilge
uller Supcn ler1cIient.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Aeeiera,,eseeitett pre-
Kcpf uber 5000

@aibineton. $500. 20 pro Gopf ser
9ep0lterune miro es ,,ns foiten, Cen
arieg l!ro Die routinemabigen Ser.
tpaltnasfunftiotcn scr 9iegicrimg in
Sen nm 1. Suli besinueilOen IL $40.
naten III finan5ieren. u,to babel font
men mir nuh perbdlttismdbig biIlig
,oopon. 1siirs Ia1lfenoe ssistnliabr aper-
Sen Sic @ciamtfeiten auf $722.3S pro
acpf ba5iiiert, $12O.1S ntebr als i'm
fomneuSen Sabr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Kan,pi II, Ptilippinei,
0ett out peraf,

Hbilippmen. General WtacsfrtDurs
Mtarlh rad 0ianila, ser Salptitaot,
gebt rbne groben @ioeritano ser ssa.
paner poran 1lno lie taben bcreits
eiien 6ll1b ii6erid,ritte,l, ser sic erlte
Gcrteioigirnsslinie ser Sapaner srar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
211itteil,,i,aeit Scr Of2l

@albinotpn. SSie 'oie SfIice Of Yricc
slominiitrotion befonnt aibt, lit fsiuc
ltrgii(tigfeit bon Sfnbfoipons 9e-
plant. ShpcDl Scr ulilitiriide 9eoa,i
fart ge.pahIcn lit, iiito gcniigeno 9e-
ltGrSe oorboloen, lln Sen rationcrter:
Sdprbbeoari 81, oeteu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
0e,paltiec perrite II,
Snseit a., Gart ecbrae,t

Eearl Sarbor. Cine arote Sail bon
Sruppen uno garaltigc Margcn bon
STdiiten, Sanseri, slusriiIt,,nasgc.
rat llltS @crrite,t iii,o bcrcits in S,,.
5o; im iue,,isen Sageu all 9ano ac,
bradt luorben. llllo Ser @ieocrisanS
Der sSSapairer miro Die Mad)t ser aiire
ritani'd)cn Srnppen 81, iriiren befon,
nieis ipem: iie crit ins Snnere ocs
Sanbes !peiter einSrilloen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
Scrttben,be,, tStc,, ,,e<t
ii1,titcr Gf,elGi,>er

Sonoon. Sic Ge!ltibea lnadyen mad,
elmer filr5elt Gaule .picScr 8cbra,tt,
bon % Hobotbcmben. Cine 9cmbr.
ipeld)e iii Die StrnBe eines @pNluier.
tells einih(ng, rernid,tete Soduier, t5
tcte iiebei &erlcuen uno cerlctte pieis.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-01-18
De,.titei, periteiie,, ii4
spie>er an Scr weItire,,t

Sonoon. 9te,le ensliide Illsrifis
bel Iadelp itp6cn n,f itarfen @ioer.
ltaro upnieiten Scr Se,,,iten. Tie
slmerifaner babcn lid, in gelgien spie,
Der perei,iiot l,no ionit bon Il,nS-
lteos Sffc,uine 5l,nid,te ge,naht.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IT, 1945
MRS. MAZEN RECOVERING FROM OPERATION

In a letter received here by MrS' H. F. Harper from Dave Mazeh' he states that Mrs. Mazen was op- erated upon successfully and TOT the past few days has been unable to see and can only recognize Dave by his voice. The doctors stated that she would, in all prob ability, regain her eyesight, but the operation was such shock to her nervous system that recovery may take quite some time. Dave writes that he will stay with her until she is able to travel, ana come home.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
EASTERN STAR HOLDS REGULAR MEETING

The Alaska Chapter No. 1, Or der of Eastern Star held it's regu- lar meeting last Monday evening. MT. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar were affiliated with the order in a spe- cial ceremony prepared by the Worthy Matron, Mrs. Joe Wallace. A social hour was enjoyed by the members and prepared by Mrs. Ruby Stormfeltz and Mrs. Grover Andre.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
Canada To Keep
 Big Standing Army

OTTAWA, Oct. 17-(P)-Can- ada's regular armed forces are to have a total strength up to fifty five thousand men, compared to a prewar enrolment of around eleven thousand. According to newly disclosed figures, more than seven hundred eighty thousand men were in the Canadian army, navy and air force at its peak strength during the war.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
THE ME NUGG E T
Truman Supports Universal Military Training

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17-(P)- The President will appear before Congress Tuseday at 9:30 am, PST., to deliver his message on peacetime universal training. Tru- man indicated his support of mil itary training was along the lines advocated by General Marshall.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
DAVE CRAY LEAVES FOR THE STATES

Dave Gray, who has been vis- iting with his daughter Mrs. Les ter Bronson, this summer is de- parting for the States on the s. s. Baranof. He is taking his grand son with him to Seattle, where the boy will attend school.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
CLASSIFIED ADS

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
Rats Go The Whole Hog

DENVER-(P) The discovery of swine erysipelas organisms in rats indicates that the. rodents may transmit this disease from in fected to healthy hogs, accord ing to Dr. George w. Stiles, bac- teriologist of the Bureau of Ami mai Industry at the Denver labo- ratory. He listed this as another reason for rigid rat control
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
ELI NICOLA LEAVES ON THE BARANOF

Eli Nicola, who has been busy this summer winding up his af- fairs, is departing for the States on the Baranof. He is leaving Bert Bell in charge of his real estate and house rentals.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN KANARI RETURN TO NOME

MT. and Mrs. John Kanari have completed another good season on their claims in the Kougarok and returned home this week. They report a shortage of labor.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
eJ:2722L,1i2721

Job history and prospects in 100 typi- col Amerison communities indicated by Q survey made by the Committee
 for Economic Development
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17

Him-What are you doing with that doughnut?
 Her-I'll have you know that's my new hatl
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17

Fakirs are religious mendicants, common ot all creeds of India. Cataleptic attacks may last from a few moments to several days.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
ODDFELLOWS TO MEET

fHlDAY
 The regular meeting of the Odd Fellows will be held Friday eve- ming at 500 pm. at the home of Bro. Robert Ledgerwood.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
KOUGAROCKER IN TOWN FOR FEW DAYS

Al Carey, old-time Kougarocker is in Nome for a few days on business. He will return to his diggings on Dahl creek to prepare for the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17
CHESTER MILLIGANS RENT o M POWELL RESIDENCE

MT. and Mrs. Chester Milllgan who have been mining in Council all summer, arrived this week and plan to remain in Nome for the winter. They have taken the O. M. Powell residence for the win ter.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-17

It must be that soldiers are happy lot. They are always whist ling.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01

day, after two years service with
the engineers in India.
IL III IL
HOME ON FURLOUGH
Pvt. A. T. ANDERSON, of Jeffer-
son Barracks, Mo, arrived this
morning to spend a Today fur
Tough with his wife, Susan Wilson
ANDERSON, and daughters, Beth
Ann and Trena Sue, of Vine ST.
III III III
HAS BEEN ILL
Charles James Streeter, son of
Mrs. Mildred Streeter, of MaTyS-
vile, has been i'll the past few
days. He is at the home of his
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. c. w
Grubb, of near Redwood.
IL IL II
VISITING PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. James Snodgrass
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01
0OCi E
MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-4291 and 4-7576 after $3.50
VISITING MOTHER

Mrs. Earl Piper and son, Appren-
tice Seaman William Piper, of
Columbus, were in Marysville Mon
day to visit Mrs. Piper's mother,
Mrs. William Weidman. A. S. Piper
is a student at Columbia university,
where he is majoring in physics.
He expects to receive his commits
sion in three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piper's other son,
Seaman &c Jack Piper is stationed
in Camp Parkes, Calf He is a
member of three bands, a swing
band, the marching band and the
concert band. A trumpeter, Piper
is one of very few amateur musi-
clans in these bands, most of the
personnel being professional mus
icians before the war.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01
-TI- III IT
KENNEDYS MOVING HERE

Marysville people will be inter-
ested to know that the w o.
Shearer home on w. Fifth ST., will
again be occupied. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Kennedy (Willella Shear
err, will move from Peoria, Ill, on
Dec. 1st, to live in Marysville.
Mrs. Kennedy, now with the Child
and Family Service in H., will
transfer to the State Department
of Welfare in Columbus. Mr. Ken
nedy will continue his speciality Of
fine floors" in Marysville.
IL IL II
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Johnson and daughter,
Betty Lou, of near Raymond, were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd B. Myers and
children, of Findlay; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Hannum and daughter, Shar-
on, and Mr.. and Mrs. George San
derSon, all of Raymond.
Miss Iva Fowler, of MarySville,
was a Wednesday overnight guest
of Miss Margaret Ann George,
south of town.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01
; PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubb,
Redwood Rt. 2; entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of their
son, Sgt. Roy d. Grubb, his wife
and son, Jerry. Guests were MIR
James E. Finch and friend, Mrs.
Midge Streeter, of near NIarysville;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Tussing, and
family, of West Mansfield; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Barnhart
and son, Ronnie, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rausch and
sons, James and Paul, visited, Sun
day, with Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Boring and family, at Blooming
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Smith, of
Urbana, were Sunday evening
guests of Mrs. Melvin Watkins and
son, Forrest, w. Sixth st.
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daughter, 1st 1t. Rose Reichrath,
of the American Nurses Corps, to
Capt. Richard M. Engard, son of
DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Engard; of Ma
rysville.
The marriage took place in Le-
do, India, on August II, 1945. Mrs.
Engard was stationed in India
from Aug. 1943, to Aug. 1945. She
returned to the United States on
Sept. 26, and has been home on
leave. She expects to receive her
discharge from the service by De-
cember.
Capt. Engard was recently sta
toned in Myitkyina, Burma and is
now in Ledo, India. He is a gradu-
ate of Ohio State university, where
he received his d. " M. degree.
Mrs. Engard is a graduate of
Park Ridge high school and Hack
ensack hospital School of Nursing
She entered the Army on Sept.
/, 1912.
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lizards; Mr.. and Mrs. William Hold
erly, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall,
Mr.. and Msr. II. c. Henkle and
children, David and Bobby; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bumenschein and
children, Ann and Gene, all of I'm
ionville Center; Mrs. Paul Gibson,
Miss Lucille Forty, Mrs. Elizabeth
BlumenSchein, Mrs. Emma Nicol,
all of MarySville, and Mrs. AnniS
Temple and Miss Mary George, of
Plain City.
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and son, William, and Miss Mar
garet Leonard. of Oberlin, are
spending a few days with the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam SnodgraSs, w. Seventh st.
Mr.. Snodgrass recently return
ed from Is months in the Pacific
area, where he has been doing
scientific work for the war
Mr.. and Mrs. SnodgrasS also
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Anthony, Of
near New Dover, are announcing
the marriage of their grand
daughter, Rosalie Ekstam to Pvt.
Martin Strischek, of Camp Joseph
T. Robinson, Ark.
The wedding took place on Oct.
20, at the home of the brides
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VISITING IN MT. GILEAD

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. SOuthard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Polling
and daughter, Judy, S. Main St,
spent Wednesday with the form
er's son, DR.. A. F. Southard and
family, at Mt. Gilead.
Myron Polling arrived home, Sun