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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
BOY ESCAPES UNHURT AS
GASOLINE DRUM EXPLODES

Jimmy Allen, 9-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, of
north of Raymond, escaped serious
injury, but a chicken house, milk
house and other buildings were
burned when a gasoline drum eX-
ploded on the Allen farm, last
Thursday evening.
The boy had gone to the drum
to draw out a bucket of gasoline
for his father. He lit a match to see
how much he had in the bucket,
igniting the fumes given off by the
flowing fuel. Evidently he was able
to get short distance away be-
fore the drum exploded, because
only his hair and eyebrows were
singed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
V.F.W. ROOMS
ARE DEDICATED
Continued from page ID

was presented a lovely gift by
Mrs. McCamey, from the auxiliary,
in appreciation of her work. The
president turned the meeting back
to the commander of the post.
Commander Isaiah DeHaven in
troduced Conrad j. S. McCamey,
also past post Commander and dis
trict officer who installed the fol-
lowing men to serve during the en-
suing year: Commander, Eugene
f. Drumm; senior Vice-command-
er, Ernest Allen; junior vice-com-
mander, d. Richard Simpson; Of
ficer of the day, Orrin Shaw jr.;
chaplain, Russell Sewell; guard,
John Sarver; adjutant and quart
er master, J. S. McCamey; Trus-
tees, Carloten Forty, Dana Griffin,
Warren Ritchie; Mckinley Haines,
legislative ch hartman: Elwood
Sawyer, public relations chairman;
Dr. William Goff, Historian; and
DR.. Fred Galloway, post surgeon.
Following the installation of the
men, Mrs. Mary Winget, mother
of Mack Winget, who lost his life
in World War l, and whose name
the post bears, was escorted by
Mckinley HaineS to the Rostrum
where she was presented a cor
sage by Mr.. Hains from the Ladies
Auxiliary and given a seat of hon
or during which time the post and
auxiliary sang Mother Machree"
George Kistner, adjutant and
quartermaSter of the Department
of Ohio, Columbus, presented Mr..
McCamey a ring, bearing the V. F.
w. seal; as a symbol of affection
and appreciation from the post,
for his ten years of untiring and
faithful service as quarter master
adiustant, service officer and post
commander.
Other guests included NorVell
Foreman, commander of District
2 and Mrs. Foreman of Marion;
Harry Baker, representative COM
mander, and John V. Ruth, past
commander, of Marion; Robert r,
Stair, commander of post 1927 of
Delaware; past commander, Stan
ley Owder and c. A. Conroy; past
presidents, Mrs. Owen and Mrs.
Conroy; Gilbert Coudell, Leo J.
Schaeper, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Bell;
Clyde Morris, Gertrude Brown;
past president, RoZela Mehorway
and aux. president Madeline Fisher,
all of Delaware.
The meeting was adjourned by
the comrades of the post in the reg
ular manner. Dancing which was
to have been enjoyed was post
poned until another time because
of the lateness of the hour.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
MARYSVILLE GIRL HAS
SECOND BEST POSTER

Joan Paver of Marysville, Rt. A,
was given the honor of having the
second best poster in the Farmers
Institute Poster Contest in State
of Ohio in the group of posters
from grades one to six inclusive.
This announcement was given by
D. B. Robinson, county agricultur-
al agent. Joan is IL years of age.
First place in this Statewide
competition contest goes to Arle
Whipple, Ashley, and third place
to Doris Schilling, of Wilkesville.
Ashley, in Delaware county, was
given the distinstion of having a
winner in each of the three divis-
ions in the State competition.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
SENIOR PLAY To HAVE
Is MEMBERS IN CLASS

Come Rain or Shine, a new
comedy by Marryane and Joseph
Hayes, will be presented in the
High school auditorium May 4, by
Is members of the graduating
class.
Those included in the cast are:
Mary Scott, 10 Ann Evans, Judith
Kingsmore, Miriam Thrall, Mary
Mills, Georgeanna Fox, Phyllis
Augenstein, Sue Coder, Jean Lin
zimeir, Betty Crothers, Bud Means,
Ebert Sawyer, William Miefert,
Bob Hamilton, and Bob Henry.
Admission for the play is 50
cents, including reservation and
tax.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
TROOP 4 MEMBERS "
RECEIVE SPECIAL AWARDS

Several special awards were rec
commended for members of Boy
Scout Troop No. 4 during the last
meeting in the Junior high scool
Monday night. The awards in
clude:
To Forest Watkins, junior as
sistant Scout master of the troop,
the Golden Quill for proficiency in
journalism and printing.
To Watkins and Don Schroyer,
the Eisenhower medal, for paper
collection.
To Connie Weidman, first class
Scout badge.
To Jim Gibson, second class
Scout badge.
Following competitive drill and
group singing, the Troop dismissed
with the Scout benediction.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
YORK RURAL
SCHOOL NEWS

The following pupils were on the
perfect attendance honor roll for
the fifth six weeks: first and sec
ond grades-Betty Davis, Evelyn
Eastman, Bobby Foreman, 10
Anne Jacobs, Naomi Lowery, Jim
my Wade, Billy Bartels, Jean
Bartels, Judith Cahill, Dick Fish,
Diane Hines, Linda McMahan, and
June Phipps third grade-Patty
Erwin, Kenneth Fawley, Myron
Foreman, Carroll Mannasmith, An
ma Mattison, Jerry PyerS, Margar-
ct SmotherS, and Dolores Webb;
fourth grade james Beard, Her.
bert Cahill, Virginia Davis, Caro-
lyn Engle, and Nathan Foreman;
fifth and sixth grades Betty
Eastman, 10 Ann Haines, Janet
Jacobs, Bob Cahill, and Donald
Vance.
Seventh grade Orma Boyce,
Norma Boyce, Shirley Brooks,
Marybelle Cornwall, Lois Fawley
Robert Jacobs, Donald Jordan
Glenn Lowery, and Lewis Oller;
eighth grade Donald Barnett
Gerald Mouser, Beatrice FaWley
and Startling Laughrey; ninth anc
tenth grades Anna Mae Boyce
Anna c. Goodan, Phyllis Kerns, AL
ma Grace Fawley, Geneva Foster
Anna Oller, Robert Warrington
eleventh and twelfth grades-Mar-
jorie Hull, jeanette Foster, and
Bertha Laughrey.
The following pupils were on the
scholastic honor roll for the fifth
six weeks: first and second grades
Larry Coons, Jerry Dewitt, E.
velyn Eastman, ThirZa Foreman
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
e GRANGE NEWS
MILLCREEK GRANGE
OF Union County

April 10 was another Grange
night for Millcreek. A pot-luck sup
per was held in honor of those who
had birthdays during January, Feb
ruary, and March. There were II
present whose birthdays were cele-
brated. The birthday collection was
S5.52.
There were SO present. Rev. and
Mrs. Vance and son, Sammy, Of
New California, were visitors. Cpl
Donald Wilson and Warren Parm-
enter of the Navy and Webster
Wilson were able to be present.
After supper short business
meeting was held. Four new mem
berS were given the obligation.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Andrews Max Liggett, an d
Mrs. Helen Conklin. Mrs. Louise
Bumgarner was reinstated.
For the program, those whose
birthdays were celebrated, were
allowed to request a number 1t
was understood that any one called
upon must respond. Cpl. Donald
Wilson acted as Master of Cere-
monies. First, Pearl Bouic was
called on for a song. Then Joan
Gamble, Rose Parmenter, and Ruth
Ann Parmenter furnished a trio
with Miriam Bouic accompanying
them on the piano. Warren Par
menter did his bit by rendering
a solo and playing his own accomp-
animent. Mr.. Dodge gave his fam
Gus reading, and Mrs. Mack read
a poem. The program closed with
a duet by limo and Burdell McKit-
rick which was very we'll done.
Next meeting will be on April
"a when it is hoped to obligate
those who were unable to attend
Some of the young people will have
charge of the games.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
GROVE FARM cow
SETS A RECORD

Peterborough, N. H.-A two
year old registered Guernsey cow,
Grove Farm Myrtle, owned by
Dale A. Overly, Grove Farm, Ma
rysville, Ohio, has completed a
creditable Advanced Register re-
cord of II, ,378.0 pounds of milk and
573.3 pounds of butterfat on twice
daily milking for one year.
Myrtle is the fifth daughter of
the registered Guernsey sire,
Noble Valor.
This record was supervised by
Ohio State University and report
ed to The American Guernesy Cat
tie Club for approval and publicat-
ion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
STATE AG CHIEF.
AIDE ARE SPEAKERS

quets here and is a popular and
entertaining speaker, spent much
of his time getting back at those
who had engaged in a friendly
feud with him earlier in the even
ing.
He was, however, deadly serious
long enough to urge the Fair Of
ffcialS here to plan some auxiliary
program which they can fall back
to in case horse racing is still un-
der official government ban by
Fair time.
It is his idea that Fair officials
should plan your racing program
but don't count on having it," The
earlier fairs are more apt to be
hit than those which come later,
but he feels all fairs should be pre-
pared. Many fairs in the state have
already started plans along these
lines, he pointed out.
Reformatory Program
In addition to the speakers, sew
eral inmates from the Reformatory
for women presented about an
hours program of singing and
dancing, under the direction of
Mrs. Jean Reilley Goche.
Delegations were present from
both Plain City and Redwood
Fairs, the Plain City group being
approximately so strong and about
a dozen from Redwood. H. S.
Foust, secretary, and w. E. Brig"
Mercer, speed superintendent, OF
the Plain City Fair were called
upon for remarks, while Dana
Lowe, secretary of the Redwood
Fair, gave a short talk on behalf
of his organization.
Harry E. Taylor secretary of
the Union county Fair, outlined
plans for the 1945 Fair, to be
held this year, the second week of
September, and officers of the Un-
ion County Fair were introduced.
Others presented TO the group in
cluded:
Others Introduced
Howard Cline, retiring State
Highway superintendent for Un-
ion county, and Mrs. Cline; Leo
Grindell, new highway superinten-
dent, and Mrs. Grindell; County
Commissioner Frank White, En-
gineer Claude Skidmore, Mayor
ASman, Prosecutor William l..
Coleman, DR.. P. D. Longbrake, DR..
P. T. Engard, and F. T. Gaumer,
editor of The Journal.
Preceding the program, an ex-
cellent dinner was served in the
school basement by the ladies OF
the Unionville Center church.
County Agent d. B. Robinson serv-
d as toastmaster in an exceeding
- capable manner.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
MANY JUVENILE CASES
BEFORE COURT THIS WEEK

More Juvenile delinquency than
usual has come before Juvenile
Judge John w. Daley, this week.
On Monday, two girls who ran
away from the Children's Home
were sent to the Columbus Juve-
nile Center for observation and
study, to determine what future
disposition should be made in their
cases.
On Tuesday, a 14-year-old Rich
wood boy was placed on probation
and ordered to report weekly ia
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
LIBERTY GRANGE

Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton talked
and showed a health film at the
last meeting of Liberty Grange,
Mrs. Fay Diehl of the high school
economics class was present and
gave a short talk. The home &c
committee served refreshments.
Earl Blake, lecturer, is directing
plans for the celebration of the
Oranges 25th anniversary on May
8. Third and fourth degree will be
given at the next meeting April "a,
under the direction of Marion
Thompson, captain.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
NOTICE

Union County Commissioners,
MarySville, Ohio will sell to the
highest bidder at the north side of
Courthouse at 100 pm. Eastern
War Time, Monday, April 23rd.
One Model c. /. Case Tractor on
9.O0x24 pneumatic tires, equipped
with front end loader.
CLAUDE F. SKIDMORE,
Union County Engineer
4-16-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19

Mrs. Blanche Hostetter, atten-
dance officer at Redwood. He had
been on probation in Marion coun-
ty and was brought before Judge
Daily on a charge of breaking and
entering,
A Plain City couple is t. appear
before the court on Friday on
charges of contributing to the de
linquency of their two children, l3
and 6 years of age.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
GOOD PIG RATIONS

A good ration for growing pigs
can be made by mixing IS pounds
cracked corn, 20 pounds medium
ground wheat, and Is pounds of
protein supplement which con-
tains 40 per cent protein.
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= FARM BUREAU
COUNCIL NO. )
Group Activities

COUNCIL No. D
Council No. 5 held its April
meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Huffman on Monday
evening of last week. The meeting
was opened by the president, Wal
ter Burns, with fourteen members
and two visitors present. Harold
Bishop had charge of the discuss
ion, which was very interesting
on the pro and con of rs Farming
drudgery?" The decision SEEM
ed to be that any vocation is just
what we make it. Refreshments
were served
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors who helped fight
fire at our place last Thursday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Allen
it,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation to our friends,
neighbors and relatives, for their
kindness, sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings during the illness
and death of our dear husband,
father and brother, Henry M. Ar
mold. Special thanks to Rev. Midd-
Teton for his consoling words, Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Durnell for their
beautiful music and Mr.. Reed for
his efficient service.
Mrs. Henry Arnold and family
Mrs. Christina Ward.
It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
COUNCIL NO. 10

Advisory Council No. 10 met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Vollrath on April 10. The roll call
was answered by u members. Four
visitors were present. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Schmidt.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-04-19
OBITUARY
HENRY ARNOLD

Henry Arnold was born in Gal
liza Co, Nov. y, 1871 and died
March %, 1945 at the age of 73
years, A months, and z days.
He was the son of Washington
Arnold and Caroline Rupe Arnold.
On Nov. 8, 1899 he was united in
marriage to Bertha Lambert who
survives him.
To this union was born six child
rem, two sons and four daughters.
George Arnold, of MeChanicsburg;
Morris Arnold, of the u. s. Coast
Guard; Mrs. Lille Fackler, of Col
umbus; Mrs. Flossie Davidson, of
Hollywood Calf; Mrs. Myrtle
Barber, of Dayton. One daughter
died in infancy.
Two grandsons also survive. Mr.,
Arnold also leaves one sister, Mrs,
Christina Ward, of Cheshire, and a
host of other relatives and friends,
In his younger days he was a
faithful attender of the Baptist
church. AS he grew older his farm
duties grew heavier and he was un-
able to attend church so regularly
but he never lost his love and re-
spect for the church. In his last
hours he remarked to his family,
gathered about him, that he was
full-blooded christian.
He was a good husband and a
kind and loving father. His hap
pieSt moments were those spent
with his family and friends and
among his flowers and in his gar
den.
Dearest Dad, you have left us
For a home beyond the sky,
Dear Dad this isn't farewell
It's just a fond and short goodbye -
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
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APRIL 10, 1896

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Parrish
were business visitors in MarysVille
Monday afternoon.
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Macomb School Pupils
SET for Program onight

bara Elkin, Patricia Kendrick,
Essie Parvell, Audrey Ogrodow.
ski, Kathryn Brusseau, Rose
mary Charbeneau, Richard Oil
wares, Almeta Webb and Vir-
ginia Grabbe.
ALTO SECTION
Alto members Of the chorus
are Lilo Lyman, Jacqueline
Lemp, Ann McFarlane, Lynn
Druse, Raymond Casper, Sandra
Bloss, Helen Durre, Tommy Hal
ler. Joyce Hogarth, Ted Montgo-
merry, Bill Salot, Bob Schindel.
James Conklin, Phyllis Bark
house, Carol Betham, Jean
Kunkelberg, Harvard Hall, Ken
ny Whipple and George Beau
jean.
A bake sale will be held In
conjunction with the program,
with Mrs. Macon Trabue in
charge.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF
q slate Of officers headed by
Dearl Morrison Il planned by
Mount Clemens Lodge 6, F. & A.
NJ, on Wednesday evening at
Masonic clubrooms. Dinner will
be served at $50 o'clock, with
installation. program and dane
ing to follow.
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Ball Plans
are Advanced

FINAL PLANS for the Silver
Night Ball Dec. 20 at the Medea
Ballroom were received at the
meeting of the Young Women's
Club last evening by Mrs. Peter
Vladeff, chairman.
Following the business meet
ing, the annual Christmas party
for members took place, with
games prizes going to Mrs. Ken
meth Hill, Mrs. Leonard Brindley
and Mrs. Wilbur Held. Mrs. Held
played Santa Claus in the dis
tribution of gifts, which was
followed by Christmas readings
and carols.
Refreshments were served
from a lace-covered table elab-
orately decorated in the holiday
theme. Yule logs at each end OF
the table were decked with red
tapers and cones, with Christmas
green's, bright globes and minia-
ture Santa Clauses also used.
Evelyn Schonschack presided.
Mrs. Ernest BuckhOlz, chairman,
was assisted by Mrs. Carl Pingel,
Mrs. Frank Kissell, Mrs. Verne
Nye and Thelma Sonnenburg.
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Marriage
Revealed

MR.. AND MRS. ENRY
MONETTE Of Springfield, Mass,
announce the marriage OF their
daughter Evelyn Anne to How
ard E. Krause, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Krause Of 80 Mack
avenue.
The wedding took place In
Williamsburg, Va, at 4 o'clock
on Oct. II. before the Rev. Arch
ibald F. Ward, Jr., Of the First
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Krause was recently dis
charged as q second lieutenant
from the Army Air Forces, after
80 months in uniform, and Is in
business with his father here.
For the present the newlyweds
are making their home with his
parents.
LEON MANDELL Of the New
Glenwood hotel leaves tonight
for q few weeks in Miami Beach.
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Circle Changes
Day of Meetings

MEMBERS of the Golden Rule
Circle gathered at the Kings
Daughters Home last evening
for their Christmas party, with
short business meeting in which
it was voted to send four Christ
mas baskets to needy families. 1t
was also planned to hold meet
ings hereafter on Fridays, the
first to be Dec. 2l, at the Kings
Daughters Home, at 2 o'clock,
when election of officer will
take place.
A turkey dinner was served
last evening, at a long table CEN
tered with a miniature Christ
mas tre, flanked by red tapers
in crystal holders. After an ex-
change Of gifts, cards were play
ed with prizes going to Mrs. Har-
old Wiegand, Mrs. Lillian AL
guire, Mrs. Elmore Lester and
Mrs. Margaret Schoen. Mrs. A.
w. Fattler was party chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Russell Glasgow
Mrs. Harry Chevalier, Mrs. Fred
Schock and Mrs. Arthur Evans.
MRS. ROLAND CHARBEN-
EAU, 152 Riverside drive, enter
tanned at delightful Christmas
party for the Hollyhock Club OF
st. Louis parish Thursday. The
event, for which the Charben-
neau home was beautifully de-
corated, was planned by the
club president. Mrs. David Hib-
bert. Twenty were present, with
Mrs. Ray Braudinburg as .
guest. The prize went to Mrs.
Peter Walkowit. Mrs. Louis
Gekiere will be hostess Jan. 10.
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"A LARGE CROWD Is expect.
ed this evening at Macomb
school when the annual Christ
mas program of the sixth grad
ers will be presented.
Election Of officers Of the Ma
comb Parents Club will take
place before the program, which
includes selections by the junior
orchestra, presentation Of the
Dickens christmas CAROL, and
numbers by the Macomb school
chorus of approximately IS
voices under the direction Of
Eleanor Wilson. grade school
music supervisor.
The chorus will sing the Hol-
ly and the Ivy; Silent Night; We
Wish you a Merry Christmas:
Adeste Fidelis; Joy to the World;
and Angels We Have Heard on
High.
SOPRANO SECTION
First sopranos are Marilyn
Dittrich, Patty Hennings, Eugene
Taltrez, Man Ball. Lois Croman.
Charlotte Slater, Carol Hahn.
Cheryl Smith. George Carpent-
Or. Buddy Reitzel, Joe Pilka, AL
vina Bendig, Joane Olivares,
Judy Nickel, Arlene Davis, Bet
ty Baxter, Charles Chevalier,
Johnny Held, Stanley Hirt,
Marion Pingel, Edward Gallag-
her, Jean Schiller, Virginia Ear
sherry. Barbara Semru. Diana
Simms, Macon Trabue, Velma
Briggs, Nancy Frank, Irene Sic
vert, Joyce Engelbrecht, Evelyn
Denison, Sonia Alore and
George Tyson.
Second soprano section In
cludes Janice Shirmer, Patsy
Bonnet, Bella Walker, Theresa
Bell, Shirley Rahder, Frederick
Bigelow, Harry Eberts, Margo
Beal, Barbara Martell. Muggie
Jones, Carolyn Brand, Charles
Decker, Shirley White, Homer
Baker, Pat Grogan, Harvard
Brusseau, Herbert Krickstein,
Betty Mccoy. Myrna Trombley.
Donna Torton, Sally Gailbraith,
Norman Balogh, Florence Berry,
Grace Cool, Carol Curvin, Bar
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Couple
Speaks Vows

LIGHTED TAPERS against a
background of evergreens form
ed the attractive setting for the
wedding of Marion Spencer and
Alex Zebelian, at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spencer in Armada Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. Joseph Gregory read the
double-ring ceremony before a
large group of relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Waun sang Garden of Happi-
ness" accompanied by Mrs.
Stanley Spencer, preceding the
wedding.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father, wore a white silk
crepe gown with gored skirt and
short train. Her fingertip veil,
which fell over the short sleeved
fitted bodice of her gown, was
caught to q net cap trimmed in
braid. She carried large white
chrysanthemums.
Betty Bantien Of Pontiac was
maid of honor, in pink net over
satin, carrying white pom-poms.
Ted Chicola was best man for
Mr.. Zebelian, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zebelian OF
Armada.
After the reception, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zebelian left for a short
honeymoon.
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Girl Scout Leaders
Hold Holiday Fete

GIRL SCOUT LEADERS
gathered last evening ut head.
quarters for q Christmas party
after the business meeting.
Troop 10 presented . special
program Of shadowgraphs tell
ing the Christmas story.
Refreshments were served
and an exchange Of gifts closed
the evening.
The Girl Scout office will be
closed from Saturday, Dec. ~ to
Wednesday, Jan. 2, Martha Mer-
ritt, executive director. an.
nounced today. Miss Merritt
will be at Chappaqua, N. Y.
spending the holidays with rela-
tives.
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Nehothed

LILLIAN VAN DeVELDES
engagement to Chief Petty Of
ficer Edward j. Stanley, Jr.,
USN, is announced today by her
mother, Mrs. Cecilia Van De
Velde, 4785 jefferson avenue.
Miss Van DeVelde is q 1945
graduate of Mount Clemens
High school. Her fiance, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stanley
Of 176 North Walnut street. Is q
veteran of five years In the
Navy. He leaves tomorrow -
another year of service. No we'd
ding date is set.
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Episcopal League

THE CAROL SERVICE which
forms the program for the Young
Women's Episcopal League meet
ing this evening will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock In Grace
Episcopal church. Mrs. K. G.
Purton announced today. Men,
bers Of the Women's Guild and
mothers Of the girls participating
In the program have been invit-
ed to be present.
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THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
PARTY Of United Workers Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters will
take place Thursday at 1890
o'clock at Mrs. Arthur Rosso's
home, 81 Scott boulevard. Mem
bers will bring donations for the
Christmas charity basket. Those
not planning to be present are
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asked to notify Mrs. Rosso q
dialling 1918. t%