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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27

3rd, Mrs. Barbara ASman.
Cherries-1st Mrs. Barbara AS
man; End, Mrs. j. p. Schalip; 3rd,
Mrs. L. P. Rausch.
Peaches 1st, Mrs. I. T. Beck;
End, Mrs. Walter Shuren; 3rd, Mrs.
George Allemang.
Pear 1St, Mrs. Emmett Fladt;
End, Mrs. ]. P. Schalip; 3rd, Mrs.
Walter Shuren.
Pineapple 1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt; End, Mrs. Howard v. Herd;
3rd, Mrs. Rlaph Guy.
Plums-- 1st, Mrs. Emmett Fladt
End, Mrs. Barbara Asman; 3rd.
Mrs. Howard V. Herd.
Pineapple-1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt; 2nd, Mrs. j. P. Schalip.
Rhubarb- 1st, Mrs. Fred Croth-
ers; 2nd, Mrs. Barbara Asman; 3rd,
Mrs. J. P. Schalip.
Strawberries 1st, Mrs. Howard
V. Herd.
Fancy Packed Fruit 1st, Mrs.
Walter Shuran; End, Mrs. Howard
V. Herd; 3rd, Mrs. Barbara AS
man.
Beets- 1st, Mrs. Emmett Fladt;
End, Mrs. Barbara Asman; 3rd,
Mrs. M. ]. Gundernlan.
Green Beans-~1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt; End, Mrs. Herman Here;
3rd, Mrs. M. ]. Gunderman.
Lima Beans 1st, Mrs. M. ].
Gunderman; 2nd, Mrs. Walter
Shuran; 3rd, Mrs. Howard V. Herd
Yellow Wax Beans 1st, Mrs,
Walter Shuran; End, Mrs. Howard
v. Herd; 3rd, Mrs. ]. P. Schalip.
Corn 1st, Mrs. Barbara As
man; End, Mrs. J. P. Schalip; 3rd,
Mrs. Emmett Fladt.
Peas 1st, Mrs. M. j. Gunder-
man.
Greens 1st, Mrs. j. P. Schalip.
Tomatoes 1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt; End, Mrs. j. P. Schalip; 3rd,
Walter Shuran.
Fancy Packed Vegetables 1st,
Mrs. Barbara Asman; End, Mrs.
Howard V. Herd; 3rd, Mrs. j. P.
Schalip.
Picked Beets-- 1st, Mrs. L. P.
Rausch; End, Mrs. Emmett F'ladt
Bread and Butter Pickles 1st,
Mrs. l.. P. Rausch; 2nd, Mrs. Fred
Crothers; 3rd, Mrs. Donald Ross.
Sweet Relish 1st, Mrs. Bar
bara Asman.
Corn Relish 1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt.
Mixed Sweet Pickles 1St, Mrs.
Barbara Asman; End, Mrs. ]. P.
Schalip.
Spiced Peaches 1st, Mrs. Bar
bara Asman; End, Mrs. j. P. Scha-
lip.
Spiced Pears-1st, Mrs. Emmett
Fladt; 2nd, Mrs. Barbara Asman.
Vegetable Soup Mixture 1st,
Mrs. Emmett Fladt; End, Mrs.
Howard v. Herd; 3rd, Mrs. M. j.
Gunderman.
Tomato Ketchup- 1St, Mrs. l..
P. Rausch; End. Mrs. Fred Croht-
ers; 3rd, Mrs. Barbara Asman.
Chill Sauce 1st, Mrs. J. P.
Schalip; End, Mrs. Barbara Asman.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
Q CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. r. F. Bell and Mrs. John
Bell were the guests of the form
er'S sister, Mrs. Beryl Morris, and
family, Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Potts will be host
ess to the Woman'S Society of
Christian Service, on Thursday of
this week.
Dolores Rosette had for her
weekend guest, Miss Susanne
Stultz, of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Barnett, and
daughter, Wilma and granddaugh-
ter, Bonnie, of near Broadway,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Clark and Mrs. Retta Barnett, Sun
day evening. Mrs. Adrian Potts
and daughters, Natahia and Anna
Lee, were also guests at the Clark
home.
Mr.. Fay Bell and son, John, at
tended the father and son banquet
at Pharisburg, Friday evening.
Rev. Fleming, Adrian Potts and
H. B. Earick spent Friday at the
Fleming farm, in Morrow county
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Warner and
daughter, Pattie, were callers in
Marion, Sunday.
Natalia Potts who is employed
in Siege's store in Redwood spent
Friday with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Adrain Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette
had for their Sunday guests, Mrs
Norman Long and Mrs. Walter
Campbell and daughter, Eleanor
of Morrow county.
Word has been received heer Oi
the serious illness of Mrs. Fred o.
bee, of Redwood, who has many
friends here. Rev. Obee was past
or of the Methodist church in 1914
A dinner was held Sunday honor
ing the birthday of Mrs. Fred
Webster at the Webster home
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
John Side, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mat
lack, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis
Mrs. Margaret Matlack and daugh'
ter, Kathleen; Paul Webster anc
daughter, Betty 10; Phyllis Clark
| Merdyth, Robert and Ardyth Mat
lack, all of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
RECORDERS OFFICE
Service Dischargse

Wilbur H. Beck, Gerald L. Glib
son, William H. Thompson, Sept.
20 from the army; Raymond E.
Ell, Sept. %, army; George A,
Welch, Edgar E. Welch, Sept. %,
from the army; Grayton c. Mohr,
Corwin E. Brelsford, James H,
Smith, Kenneth D. Dewitt, all
Sept. "a from the army; Ernest J.
Jolliff, Frank w. Oder, Carlisle
Edwards, Luther Owen, Harold
E. Johnson, and Luther F. Gibson,
all Sept 25 from the army.
Real Estate Transfers
Charles L. and f. M. Wilcox to
Charles A. and Velma A. Gregory,
81.35 acres in Millcreek township,
81.
Redwood Banking Co. to Ken
meth D. Kyle one lot in Redwood,
81.
Marce and Ray Conner to En-
ma Coder lots in Liberty township,
81.
Emma and w. H. Coder to Al
berta Barry, lots in Liberty town.
ship, 81.
Home Owners Loan Corp, to R.
Floyd and M. M. Belt, lot in Ma
rysville, 81.
Trustees of Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity to Frank and RoSella F,
Waters, 260 acres in Liberty and
Allen township, 81.
Belle Anderson to Clara McFar-
land, lot in MarySville, 81.
Ferdinand and M. r. Kuba to
Leonard Coins, lot in Broadway, 81,
Ellen Hildreth to Delmar F,
Hildreth lot in Redwood, 81.
Nellie M. and Walter c. AS
man to Eva M. and Marion c. Win
ter, 129.8S acres in Jackson twp,
81.
L. ]. and Helen Fillinger to
Ralph w. and r. E. Skidmore
S0.51 acres in Washington town
ship, 81.
Clyde Stratton ct al to Harry
Stratton, lots in Raymond, 81.
-Rhea and Samuel l.. Tatom tc
Harry Stretton, lots in Raymond
81.
Gerald Marine to Gladys Marine
lot in Redwood, 81.
Dorsey E. Ross, to SturgiS H
Cheney, IS acres in Claiborne, ST.
Atwell NJ. and C. Wallace to AL
ice j. Kinsey, SO acres in York
township, 81.
w. G. Davidson to Lora M. Mar
inc, lot in Pharisburg, 81.
Ercell L. GrubbS, ct al to Elmer
A. and S. F. GlaSSburn,a lot in Pc
oria, 81.
Lillian N. Freshwater to A. S.
Hush, lot in New Dover, 81.
Certificates OF Transfer
Vernie May Wurtsbaugh, de-
ceased, to Firrnan NJ. WurtSbaugh,
213.13 acres and lots in Claiborne,
Robert Driscoll, deceased to
John c. Driscoll ct al lot in Lib
erty.
BY court order William James
Edwards, to Tina Lee Edwards, no
consideration.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
Is FROM COUNTY
INDUCTED TUESDAY

Eighteen Union county youth
were inducted into the armed
forces Tuesday. They were sent to
Fort Hayes by Selective Service
Board No. l for Union county.
Another youth, originally sched-
uled for induction with the Tues
day group, enlisted in the Navy a
few days earlier. He is Fritz Karl
John, Marysville Rt 8.
Those taken for induction Tues
day were:
Walter Clayton Lansdown, Pc
oria Rt. l; Donald Joe Simons, Mil
ford Center; David Pearl Schalip,
325 w. Eighth ST., Marysville;
Charles William Clark, Milford
Center; Warren Earl Reece, 290
Grove ST., Redwood;
Marlin Dwight Cook. aMrysville
Rt. 3; Robert Eugene Welch, Pc
oria; Lloyd Evert Reisinger, Rich
wood Rt. 2; Harold Eugene Jordan,
Plain City Rt. 1 Wallace Junior
Hamilton, Staffordsville, KY;
John Harold Kleiber, 127 S. Oak
St, Marysville; Harold Leroy
Streng, All S. Chestnut St. Marys-
vile; Robert Joseph Hamilton, 81
Cherry ST., Redwood; Harry Eu-
gene Fowler, 129 N. Oak St, Ma
rysville; Donald Jesse Moore, Ma
rysvilIe Rt. 2; Chester Osborne,
Milford Center Rt. /; and Paul
Robert Fish, Marysville Rt. l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
FORGET-ME-NOT SALE
SATURDAY is SUCCESS

The Disabled American Veterans
and it's auxiliary wish to express
thanks to the people who helped
make the Forget-Me-Not sale
success.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, chairman OF
the sale, reports there were 5000
Forget -Me-Nots sold Saturday
School girls assisted. the members
in selling. The receipts from this
sale will be used to aid veterans
and their families.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27

speady recovery from his recent
auto accident He is home from the
hospital.
Wesley Swimming and family and
Halle Gray and son, Barton, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Coins and family.
Larry Shearer, of Marysville,
spent Saturday with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Shearer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Mclean, of
Magnetic Springs, celebrated their
57th wedding anniversary Wednes-
day. In the evening the following
were present:
Mis- Helena Mclean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan Mclean, MIR and
Mrs. Roy LeMasters, of Magnetic
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Vining
and children, Duncan and Wick, of
Delaware.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
PROBATE COURT
LiCensed TO Wed

LACCHSCu W "Ou
George Hoffman, 40, machinist,
Redwood, and Mrs. Cleo Brown,
as, Redwood.
Named Administrator
Joseph T. Heenan has been
named administrator of the estate
of Hattie B. Heenan, late of Wash
ington township, under bond of
S2100. The estate is valued at
S25OO and Gwynn Sanders is at
torney. Marion c. Winter, D. E.
Ogan and George Battles are ap-
praisers.
Sale Approved
Mckinley HaineS, administrator
of the estate of Robert Armistead,
deceased, has been authorized to
sell real estate at its appraised
value of $500.
Transfer Authorized
Authority to transfer real eS-
tate of the late Robert Driscoll has
been granted by the Court to John
c. DriScoll, administrator.
Named Guardian
John G. Driscoll has been named
guardian of his step-brother, Oti-
mer Elliott.
Accounts Filed
The following accounts have
been filed and are for hearing
at 10 am. Oct. 27:
Charles r. Pyers, guardian of
Everett 10y Pyers, tenth account.
Neva B. Harger, administrative
of Frank H. Harger, first and fin
al
Guardian Ad Litem
William L. Coleman has been
named guardian ad litem of Nora
E. Leke, defendant in the case of
Kenneth Kyle, guardian, against
Linnie D. Lane and others. Sale
of property concerned has been ap-
proved and Lloyd Matteson, E. B.
Taylor and Lee Decker are named
appraisers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
MILK TRUCK DAMAGED
IN UPSET NEAR HILLIARDS

The milk truck owned and oper-
ated by Herman Herre, of Marys-
vile, was badly damaged when il
upset near billiards Wednesday
morning. Mr.. HERE was not hurt.
The accident is said to have hap
pened when Mr.. HERES truck was
struck by a passenger car causing
the truck to upset. Body of the
truck was badly damaged and il
was brought to the H. 1. Huffman
and Company garage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Memorial services for Sgt. Paul
A. Beeney, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Beeney, of Ostrander, will be
held at the Ostrander Baptist
church at IL o'clock next Sunday
morning, Sept. 30th.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
.N%~s 4: :: Courts
Transfers Approved

Transfers of real estate have
been authorized in the following
estates: Jenie Stratton, Florence
Howard RooSa, successor in the
title; Vernie May Wurtsbaugh, F
M. WurtSbaugh, executor.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27

FOR SALE-2 wheel corn sled, in
good shape, also 6 ft. hog feeder
Alvi Coder, Magnetic Springs.
9-27-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
: DEATHS
In Union County
MRS. McILROY LEARNS
OF BROTHERS. DEATH

William DetOreSt dlTDdlkS,
brother of Mrs. Pearl McIlroy, OF
the Milford Center road, died in
Fort Bayard, N. NJ, Veterans hos
pital, according to word received
here Wednesday.
A veteran of World War j, he
was the son of William D. and Flo
ra Fairbanks. The family former
ly resided on the Fairbanks farm
near Irwin. Surviving besides Mrs.
McIlroy are two other sisters, Mrs.
Lulu Mcbride, Washington, d. c.,
and Mrs. ]. R. DeFrees, Los An
geleS.
Funeral arrangements will be
completed after the body arrives
in Marysville, and will be in charge
of the L. II. Miller Funeral home.
MRS. CARRIE OBEE
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Friday for Mrs. Carrie
Obee, aged 81, who died at her
home in Redwood at 6 p. m. Tues.
day following an illness of six
months. She was the wife of the
Rev. Frederick Obee, pastor of the
Redwood Cent al M ethodist
church.
Surviving are her husband; q
son, Harold, serving in the armed
forces overseas; three grandChild'
rem; and two sisters, Mrs. L. K
Barnes, Savannah, o., and Mrs
Ward Evens, of Redwood.
Services will be held in the
church, conducted by the Rev. P
D. Grim and the Rev. Mr.. Elwood
Interment will be made in White
House cemetery, near Bowling
Green, at 2 p. m. Saturday II
charge of Marion Winter, funera
director Of Redwood.
MRS. ELIZABETH GABRIEL
Funeral services were held a.
2 p. m. today for Mrs. Elizabeth
Gabriel, aged 20, who died at 11:4S
p. m. Monday at her home il
Grandview, following an illness o
nine months. A native of Yorl
township, she was born Feb. Z
1875, and was the daughter o
William and Minnie Langstaf
Gabriel, both deceased.
She is survived by her husband
Joseph Gabriel; a son, Paul, Cha
grin Falls; a grandson, William
in the Navy; and three sisters
Mrs. Anna Plotner, West Mans
field; and Mrs. Lou Boggs anC
Miss Carrie Morrow, both of Rich
wood.
Services were held in the Win
ter Funeral home, conducted by
the Rev. Edward Brewster. Inter
ment was made in Claibournt
cemetery in charge of Marion c
Winter, funeral director of Rich
wood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Luther Owen arrived at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Owen, w. Eighth ST., Sat-
urday from Charlestown, S. c. He
has received his discharge from
the armed forces after 18 months
overseas service.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27
CHANGE OF ADDRESS:

Robt. L. McKitrick, S 2/c, So
1922, U. S, S. Stormes D. D. 780,
c/o Fleet Post Office, San Fran
cisco. Calf.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27

Mrs. Helen Montgomery, of By
halia, has received the Purple
Heart sent to her by her husband,
Pfc. Charles r. Montgomery,
which was awarded him for
wounds received in the Battle of
Okinawa. Pfc. Montgomery is with
the " division and it is expected
he will go to Hokkaido Island for
the army of occupation.
FAR EAST AIR FORCES, Phil
lipines-Cpl. Ruth E. Smith of Ma
rysville is a member of contin-
gent of Womens Army Corps vet
Grams in the southwest Pacific be-
ing returned to the United States
under the demobilization plan. She
has total of so points, nine more
than the critical score of Al re-
quired for members of the WAC.
A veteran of a year overseas,
Cpl. Smith was assigned to the
headquarters of General George c.
Kenney's Far East Air Forces in
the Philippines. Her service in this
theater extended through the New
Guinea and Philippines campaigns
for which she has been awarded
three battle stars on the Asiatic-
Pacific ribbon and the Philippine
Liberation ribbon with one star
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
mer c. Smith, live at 120 N. Vine
st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-27

George Hoffman, 40, machinist,
Redwood, and Mrs. Cleo Brown,
As, Redwood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Pin Massacre
On Ydnndshitd

MANILA. Nov 3 (UP)-A
former Filipino collaboration told
a,military tribunal today that the
japanese command issued an Of.
ficial order for the destruction OF
Manila and the massacre of Its
Inhabitants when American liber-
alton forces approached.
Although the witness did not
specify who signed the massacre
order. he testified that Gen.
Yamashita, Japanese commander
In the Philippines in 1914 and
1945, rejected all pleas for its re.
traction with:
The order already has been
given. I'm sorry, but war IL
war"
The most damning evidence so
far in the week-long trial of
YaTnashita for his life for the
slaughter Of thousands OF civilians
during the battle of Manila last
February came from the private
secretary of the Filipino revolu-
tionary, Gen. Ricarte
The secretary, who identified
himself only as LapuZ, testified
that Ricarte twice personally
pleaded with Yamashita to halt
the plundering and murder in
Manila on grounds that il was
inhuman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Mission Fetes
18th Anniversary

A banquet at the First Con-
gregational Church. Forest and
Woodward. Saturday night, high.
lighted the Howard Street Mis-.
sion's observance of its sixteenth
anniversary.
The mission will stage a mass
meeting at the Woodward Ave.
Baptist Church. Woodward and
Winder, this Sunday. DR.. Clinton
II. Churchill OF Buffalo, n. Y.
will speak at the banquet and
mass meeting.
The mission was established al
the outset of the depression. haV-
ing its quarters in the upper
rooms Of a building at Third and
Howard. II now is located al 44i
Howard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
u. 5. Bureau Settles
3O4 Strikes in Month

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 CUP)-
The u. s. Cancellation service set
tied 304 strikes involving $4,000
employees during October, il was
announced today by Director Ed
gar L. Warren.
The services Detroit office.
heretofore a branch of the Cleve-
land area office, will report di-
rectly TO Washington for the
present because of the increasing
importance of the Detroit area I'm
Cancellation work" he said
POLITICAL AnvrRTTgyyr,.-r
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04

lie Will address veterans -oi
both wars and others under spon,
sorship of the Ford Motor Co
Post No. l73. American Legion.
4 TIMES DECORATED
Shapley won a decoration Ior
each of the four major engage
ments in which he participated.
He received the Silver Star
Medal for gallantry at Pearl Har-
Dor for saving a marine who was
drowning in bullet spattcred
waters.
During the Jap sneak attack
Shapley was serving as a major
aboard the USS Arizona.
AS commander of the Second
Marine Raider Regiment. he led
the raiders ashore on Bougain-
vile Nov. !, 1943, for which ne
won the Bronze Star Medal.
THEN ST. MATTHIAS
Shortly afterward he com
manded the Fourth Marine Regi-
ment in the bloodless invasion of
the St. Matthias Islands. This won
him a letter of commcndation.
For his personal command ol
the Fourth Regiment in the re-
capture OF Guam. Col Shapley
won the Navy Cross. the navy's
highest award for valor.
Tickets are available at the ma
rine recruiting station. sol Girls
void Building. 1914 Griswold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
u. NJ. EnroIIs 1888;
Vet Students, 1918

ANN ARBOR. Nov 3-Final
enrolment totals al the Univer-
Sity Of Michigan total 10 9S3 stu
dents. an increase Of Il per cent
over a yeal ago.
Enrolment Of 1918 veterans
represents a 473 per cent increase
over last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-04
Detroit Marine Hero
Guest at Celebration

Deroits marine here Col. Alan Shapey, who had COM
mands Oknawa, Guam and Bouganvle will speak next
Saturday at luncheon in the Book Cadillac commemorang
the 170th anniversary Of the marine corps.
Col Shapley whose home is 25l7 LaSalle Gardens,
received the Legion of Merit for exceptionally meorous
while commanding infantry regiment action oknawa
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03
Husbands Refuse To
Support Families

Marriages Which had ridden the
waves o! MARTA, bliss for from fve
months 20 % years, cracked on the
rocks Of c ssension this week as
divorce actions we're Instituted in
circuit couv.
Extreme cruelty and nom
support constituted the shoals on
which the majority Of the mari
tai barks were shattered.
In all 5Ut one instance. the &C
'i-n vas BEGUN by women ard Il
WaS noted mat ~ most cases there
vas ~ 'he s'a5l2rg influence
q children in he family
MRS. ALICE JONES filed sui,
To- divorce f~ou Willie Perry
Jones Feb o. on s.oands Of OK
irene cruelty ard no"-support
TIE couple MS r1ur-icd M M
p en- O5r. ~ ,9i0 He maiden
uer'c rrs, Nice Dcuns Te,y were
separated Dec r. 1914
MRS JONES .-N,.a,' divorce
% -. r'od and .,-o u,.t rs tha,
an "ju0 to0 b, .sscs rc>'t aim nc
nor husband frw selling ne
household !G.pl,',u-> hoy own
ard that ne furnishings be award
ed her
Further she asks .bs, nc de-
tcudtn' pay . reasonable attorney
.Cc for. toe Prosecution ot ms SUIT
and ths she be allowed 20 assume
her maiden name
MRS. EDNA WOODYEAR fled
SUN ~ divorce from Edward
Woodyra- Fcc - Married Jan
- 1893 N Detroit a"l separated
NoveH44.a- - 1898. see -l-4r-cs her
mate WIN ga. -S.pp.l; and desc
ton.
Accor5.r, % Nrs Woodyear. 10
has contributed u.'hnE 20 her
Np~trt Or tho ca>f seven yes->
&c pre- ne FAC: ;1s. he earns $50
weekly.
MRS Ellen DONALDSON
charges her husband LEWIS Vlt1
extreme cruc.;N ana rgn->apport
in her application for divorce
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-03-03

I Since their marriage April 30, 1898.
four children have been born 10
the union. They are: Edith. s;
Millicen;. I Cynthia. 3; ard James.
J. They separated Feb. 10. 1914.
DONALDSON has failed TO
support his wife and children
for the past IL months, accord
ing TO Mrs. Donaldson's bill. ',e
was arrested last March for non
support and placed on proba-
ton.
IN ADDITION 20 the divorce.
Mrs Donaldson asks custody %
me children uH,l they are y years
81 age. temporary and permanent
a.imcny and attorney fees
CHARGING he husband. Ar
'6ur. Win extreme cruelty and
'a0-Su port, Ms Sus r Wash
"-',0 filed Su,t FOR divorce from
Nm Feb 70 after seven years Of
marriage failed 20 cement ne ties
90 w3'r."any Sufficiently to
Vct.hg~ i-e matrimonial storms.
Thcv were married Ausus; i3. 1887
N Pine B'uN. Avk and have ono
child Sandra. 3 The separation
Na> effected Angus; Is last year.
Nys Washington asks that the
property the couple IS buying al
1888 Eastern place he gwen her.
that S1e be SVEN custody Of the
child oe PAID alwony for herself
and child and attorney fees
Further. she asks an injunction
restraining her husband from
striking or r7olcStinC her ard from
5iSooSIn- q the property or house
noi5 furnishings
HIS EXCESSIVE drinking drove
Mrs F~ma Haze, Garter ~ Gle
y. ~ divorce froT her husband,
CarreA. or grounds ~ extreme
cruelty and rnu-SUppo~;
In hcr application f!ed Feb 10.
,he c-.~ccS that her husband IN
q I.-eS IN excessive drinking and
;ha' ne bea. her last February IS
a: ne Packard company where
oa'h are employed
The couple Mas married Sept
s l94l and se~arated February T.
1915 IN The divorce bill. she asks
that her husband pay reasonable.
attorney zee and dcf-ay ne ex-
pcrSeS o! ne su.; Further. she
petitions ;hs: he be restrained
from selling or GiSpoSirE'ot house
hold goods and furniture o. with
drawing money which trey have
IN the Industrial National Bank
or any other bank
ARTHUR u. Edwards fled suit
for divorce from his wife E'Hel
Edwards. on grounds Of deser-
ton The couple was married
June .. 1923 IN New York City
and separated April 1 1894
JUANITA LLOYD Ned suit for
divorce from her husband Wilto-d,
Feb 10. 1884 on grounds 81 extreme
cruelty and excessive drinking
They wee married October s,
l9il in Toledo. Ohio, and Sepa-
rated Sep, -. 1914
MRS. LLOYD asks an injunction
restraining her husband from cls-
posing of their household furnish
inss and that ne DC required e pay
reasonable attorney fees.
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Ohio Alliance
Group Meeting
Held On Feb. %

The Progressive Business ALI
ance Of Cleveland held an all-day
conference on Feb. %. on postwar
planning.
The Responsibility OF Negro
Business 10 Our Returning SOL
diers," OPA regulations, the CT.
Bill Of Rights and business expan-
sion. were the subjects that were
ably discussed by the special speak
ers and panel discussion.
Among the participants on the
program were: Frank H. August,
commissioner Division of Aid 10
Returning Veterans; William E.
Rowe. Central National Bank: Mar
tin Kelly, &C. O.P.A.; NJ c. Clark,
president Dunbar Mutual Life In
surance company; Leroy Crayton;
James Few, commercial depart
ment of Wherefore university; l..
c. Blount, president of Booker T
Washington Trade association, De-
troit. and Carlton w. Gaines. pres
ident OF Victory Loan and Invest
ment company, Detroit John E.
Smith, editor Of the Voice Of Negro
Business of Detroit, also attended
the conference.
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