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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-06-07
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W.S.C.S. EVENING MEETING

Group five of the W.S.C.S. met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs, II. B. .Salter and Mrs. Jane
Salter assisted by sub-group six.
The home was beautifully arrayed
with bouquets of spring flowers.
The program, Juvenile Delin-
quency", presented by the program
chairman, Miss Florence Mccain,
was as follows;
The Causes of Delinquency, Mrs.
Catherine Faulkner;
Child Labor and Youth Employ
ment, Mrs. Florence Griffith;
Cleveland Community Center,
Mrs. Judy Orahood; and A Chicago
Center Mrs. Kathryn Myers:
The deVOtions were given by
Miss Jean Graham.
Mrs. Ruth Patrick gave an inter
esting talk on he duties in the
office of Public Assistance.
Mis- Jean Graham honored the
group by playing, ITO a Wild Rose
and In My Garden.
After the program and the
MiZpah benediction, refreshments
were served by .sub-group six. Mrs.
Alice Banks presided at the re-
freShment table.
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TUESDAY HOUSE CHESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Huffman,
1t. William Huffman and son, Bob
by of Columbus, and Mrs. Douglas
L. Smith, of Huntington, w. Va,
were Tuesday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. I. Gaumer and sons. Tom
my and Billy, w. Seventh ST. Mrs.
Smith remained for few days vi
sit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Huffman, 1t.
Huffman; Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Huffman and Mrs. Gaumer attend
ed the funeral services of II. |.
Huffman'S sister, Mrs. Inez Cook,
in West Mansfield.
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MISS ROSEMARY WESTLAKE, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONES: 4-42sI and 4-7576 after $500

and her daughter, Mrs. Coy T. Up
church and children, Marion and
Lewis, Pittsburg, Pa, have been
houseguests of the formers neiceS,
Mrs. p. 7. Engard, N. Maple ST.,
and Mrs. Mignon Forty, w. Seven
tn st.
Cpl. Herbert Miller left this
morning for Fort Ord, Calf, af-
ter spending a five day delay en-
route with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Miller, w. Fifth st. He
was stationed at Camp Shelby
Miss.
Mrs. Paul Anderson jr., and little
son, Jackie, left Friday afternoon
for Little Rock, Arkansas, where
they will remain as long as Pvt.
Anderson is stationed at Camp j.
T. Robinson. Mrs. Anderson is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Whiteside, Marysville Rt. 3.
Eugene Glendenning, U.S.N.R.,
is spending a three weeks leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r,
N. Glendenning. He has completed
his first year of dentistry at
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next Sunday morning, June 10, to
deliver a message in regard to his
work and experiences while serv-
ing as missionary in that count
ry. Everybody is cordially invited.
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THREE

Sponsored by girl All. Refresh
ments. Public invited. Come and
have a good time. Friday, June Is,
1915 at 900 pm. E.W.T. Admis-
sion SOC 6-7-3t
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BLACK HAWK PICNIC

The Annual Black Hawk Picnic
will be held Sunday, June 10th, on
the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Anderson. All members are re-
quested to bring their families and
enjoy the day. Families are urged
to bring their own table service.
There will be plenty of entertain
ment and contests for all. Come
and make this a real day
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Western Reserve, Cleveland.

MIR. and Mrs. Walter Shuman,
w. Third ST., had as their house.
guests the past week, Mrs. STAN
ley Warwick, son, Jimmy, and
daughter, Carol Joyce, of Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB

Mrs. Guy Dickey will entertain
the Neighborhood bridge club at
her home in Broadway, Friday
evening.
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IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Willard Wilson, of Broad
way, underwent a major operation
at White Cross hospital, Monday
afternoon.
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BARN DANCE AT
WATKINS JUNE Is

Old time barn dance at Watkins
gymnasium. Plummers orchestra.
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BLUE STAR MOTHERS


The Blue Star Mothers held SerV-
ices at z pm. Monday, for Mrs.
Jessie Zolman, a former member.
Following which they went TO the
Legion Park for the rgular meet
ing.
Mrs Frank Beck presided over
the meeting. There were As men,
bcrS and guests present. Two new
membrS and guests were present.
Two new members, Mrs. Ruth
Snodgrass and Mrs. Vernon Nc
Dowell, were iniated.
The second anniversary of the
organization was observed and the
following program was given:
A summary of the past year was
given by Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle,
past president. She reported 1873
members, who have 1876 boys and
8 girls in the service; a poem, Mrs.
Margaret Wrinkle; vocal solo, Mr.,
Frank Beck accompanied by Mrs.
Nina Noble; two piano solos, Mrs.
Paris Outland; two vocal solos,
Mrs. Mignon Forty, accompanied
by MrMs. Outland: poems by Mrs.
Edna Smith, Mrs. Rose Thompson,
Mrs. Mable Robinson, and Mrs.
Gladys Bump. The program ended
by singing, Keep The Home Fires
Burning, in unison. A social hour
followed and refreshments were
served.
| The next meeting will be held
at $3.50 pm. July 2.
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V. +. w. AUXILIARY
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary met Friday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Wrinkle was iniat-
ed. 1t was voted to give a truck
costing $40. to the Grille hospital,
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. SOMERSVILLE
BY CLINTON DAVIS

Callers and visitors at the James
w. Davis home during the week
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MISS HEGENDERFER'S PUPILS
TO GIVE RECITAL SUNDAY

Some of the pupils of Miss Irene
Hegenderfer will be presented in
two recitalS Sunday afternoon and
evening in Trinity Parish House,
Those not appearing on this pro-
gram will give an informal pro-
gram at her home. Several five
year olds from the pre-school class
will appear as well as Rosemary
Avery, Nadia Shuran, and Jacque-
line Wilcox from her violin class.
Featured on both programs will be
string orchestra playing several
of her arrangements under her di-
rection. 1t will consist of five Viol-
ms: Fred Avery, Rosemary Avery,
Alice Gabriel, Nadia Shuran and
Jacqueline Wilcox; viola: Frieda
Gebhardt; violincello: II. T. Geb-
hardt; two-pianO parts: Marilyn
Smith and Marilyn Geer: clarinet
obligato: Marjorie Geer.
Pupils playing solos in the aft
ernoon at three o'clock are: San
dra Easton, Eddie Lee Nicol,
Yvonne Evans, Mary Jo Rupright,
Shirley Cotton, Terry Baker, Jan
ice Ebright, Gertrude Taylor, Dan
ny Baker, Nadia Shuran, Fritz
Gebhardt, Connie Kent, Pauline
Mummey June Rhinehart, Mary
Cotton, Marjorie Blumenschein,
Jacqueline Wilcox, Ruth Ellinger,
Beverlee Taylor, Pauline Ellinger,
Alfredo Nicol, Norma Weber and
Margaret Jordon.
Those playing in the evening at
8 o'clock are: Ned Blumenschein,
Hans Gebhardt, Richard Parr, JAG
queline Wilcox, Juanita Lowe, Pat
ty Conklin, Rosemary Avery, Nan
cy Elbin, Joan Welch, Barbara De-
Haven, JoAnn Woerlein, Sharon
Duncan, Ann Blumenschein. Mari
lyn Smith, Erma Rausch, Marilyn
Geer, Alice Gabriel and Jean Ann
ShankS. A clarinet solo will be
played by Marjorie Geer accom-
panied by her sister, Marilyn.
All are cordially invited to at
! tend.
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QUIET WEDDING CEREMONY

QUIET WEDDING CEREMONY
Mrs. Lulu F. Bringht, of Broad
way, and Mr.. Joseph E. Herd
Marysville Rt. /, were united in
marriage at 5:45 pm, Saturday.
The single ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. George w.
Herd, in the First Methodist Par
sonage, Wapakoneta.
The bride wore a street length
dress of aqua blue with white ac-
ceSsories. The attendants were !;
Mrs. Wayne Anderson, of Colum-
bus, daughter of the groom, and
Mrs. Gerald Cox, of Broadway,
daughter of the bride.
The couple will make their
home on the groom's farm, seven
miles north of Marysville.
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IN CHICAGO
Mrs. Grover Schultz, north of
Marysville and Phi, M. 1/c Harold
L. Parrott, spent the weekend
with the formers husband, at
Great Lakes. Ill. Seaman Schultz
has been confined to the hospital
for several weeks but is much bet
ter.
Ph M. 1/c Parrott, who has been
spending a leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Parrott,
Marion rd., returned to his base
at Bremerton, Wash.
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SEW-SO CLUB
The SeW-So club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Rupprecht, on the Waldo rd.
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WATKINS LADIES AID
Regular meeting of the Watkins
Ladies Aid society will be held
June IA at the home of Mrs. bort
There will be pot-luck dinner.
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| GRUBER-McMAH NUPTILS
SOLEMNIZED MAY 26
Miss Grace E. Gruber, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Gruber, OF
Marion, and Sgt Clifford L. Nc.
Mahon, son of Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon
of Broadway, were united in mar
riage at 10 am, May 26 in the
Calvary Evangelical church, Mar,
ion. The Rev. r. w. Faulkner of
ficiated at the double ring cere-
mony. e..... ,.-.a.....
For her wedding the bride chose
a Street-lenght dress of light blue
French-crepe with tan accessories
She wore a corSage of white or.
chidS. A gold cross, brought from
Belgium, by the groom, was her
only jewelry.
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald, OF
Marion, was the brides only at
tendant. Mr.. Marion Shuman, q
clasSmate of the groom, from Rich.
wood, served as best man for Sgt
Mcmahon.
The new Mrs. Mcmahon is q
graduate OF Harding high school
Marion. She has been employed
for the past two years as secretary
at the Palace Theater.
Sgt. Mcmahon was graduated
from Redwood high school anc
was employed by the Maintenance
Inc, in Wooster, before entering
the service in December, 1941. He
has served as d tank commander
in Africa, England, France, Bel,
gium, Holland, and Germany. Ir
October 1914, he was wounded
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Mrs. Brayton Coons and daught-
er, Joan, of Broadway will leave
Friday to spend an indefinite stay
with their husband and father at
Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Ark.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. OHIO

Cleveland, Following the short
business meeting the club rooms
were opened to the Here's Your
Infantry show.
The auxiliary served a chicken
dinner Saturday evening to the
soldiers of the show, in the club
rooms.
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MAYFLOWER CIRCLE PICNIC
The Mayflower circle of the
Kings Daughters will have their
annual picnic at 3 pm. Friday at
the home of Mrs. Lucy Coleman,
Columbus rd. Memoirs are request
ed to be present as there will be
election of officers.
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BLUE STAR MOTHER CHORUS
The Blue Star Mothers chour
will organize at $3.50 pm. Monday
at the home of Mrs. .IMignon Forty,
w. Seventh st. Any member wish
ing to join is welcome.
HERE FOR FUNERAL IL.
Out of town relatives and
friends who attended the funeral
services of Mrs. Jessie Zolman,
Tuesday, were:
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Carpenter,
Peru, Ind; Mrs. Jack Kapen,
Loganport, Ind; Mr. and Mrs.
A. f. Zolman, LewiStown; Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Zolman, Trenton, Mich;
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Yoder, St
Marys; W/O w. B. Zolman,
Greensboro, n. c.; Mrs. w. B. Zol-
man and daughter, Suzon, MIR. and
Mrs. Mark Francis, of Mechanics
burg;
S/Sgt. M. V. Brelsford, Ogden,
Utah; Dr. w. D. Murphy, Mr.. John
Murphy, Miss Edna Custer, and
Mrs. Richard Brandebury, all of
Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. James
Murphy and daughter. of Union
town; Mrs. c. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Case, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Zolman, and daughter and Mrs.
Ross Specs, all of Mt. Gilead; Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Shrek, Bucyrus;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mil Paste, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Paste, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gill, and Mr. and Mrs. Burke
pile, all of Mansfield;
Mrs. II. Schultz, Mrs. Ira Grif-
fifth, Mrs. l.. Rodgers, and Mrs. A.
Rennick, all of LewiStown; S/Sgt.
Corwin Brelsford, Cambridge; Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Brelsford, Broad
way; Mr. and Mrs. c. Robbins,
Russells Point; and Mrs. Claud
Cook, Bellefontaine.
W/O Zolman has a Today fur
Tough and S/Sgt. Brelsford has Il
days.
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Mrs. F. T. Gauner and son, Tom
my, and Mrs. Gaumer's houseguest
Mrs. Douglas Smith are visitors
today in Delaware.
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CHILDRENS DAY EXERCISES

Children's Day exercises will be
held at $50 pm. Sunday, in the
New Dover Methodist church.
III
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MAYFLOWER CIRCLE PICNIC
BLUE STAR MOTHER CHORUS

The Blue Star Mothers Chour
will organize at $3.50 pm. Monday
at the home of Mrs .IMignon Forty,
w. Seventh st. Any member wish
ing to join is welcome.
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U.S.O. CANTEEN SET-UP

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary is announcing its new U.
SO. Canteen to be set-up at the
Union Depot for the benefit of SER
vice men. They ask that all MEM
bers having cookies to contribute
have them in no later than Satur-
day noon. Leave them at the home
of Mrs. Mignon Forty
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and returned to William Beau
mont hospital, Ell PaSo, Texas, for
treatment. When his furlough eX-
pires, Sgt. Mcmahon reports to
Camp Atterbury, Ind.
The couple left on short honey
noon to Cleveland and other East
ern points.
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SENSE CLUE

The SeW-So club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Rupprecht, on the Waldo rd.
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WATKINS LADIES AID

Regular meeting of the Watkins
Ladies Aid society will be held
June IA at the home of Mrs. bort.
There will be pot t-luck dinner.
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Mrs. r. d. Armstrong, Hunting
ton, w. Va, formerly of Marysville,
Evening star., 1945-05-27
3 Prominent Alumni
OF GWU 10 Receive
Achievement Awards

George Washington University
will confer Alumni Achievement
Awards on Mrs. Catherine c. Cob
lentz, author; Ewin l.. Davis, chair
man OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion, and DR.. Alexander Wetmore.
secretary of the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, at its l25th commencement
Wednesday night in Lisner Audito-
rum.
The university confers the awards
at the recommendation of the
Alumni Association for achievement
in a profession or public service.
Mrs. Coblentz, who is the wife
Of DR.. william Coblentz of the
Bureau of Standards, will receive
the award for achievement in
"children's literature. She Is the
author of numerous stories for chill
dren as we'll as many articles and
verse, and is a contributor to the
Junior Edition of the Encyclopedia
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Gen. Kuter Awarded
Two DSMs for Work.;
Five Others Here Cited

Award Of Distinguished Service
Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster to
Maj. Gen. Laurence S. Kuter, as
sistant chief of air staff for plans,
was announced at the War Depart
ment yesterday. Gen. H. H. Arnold,
AAF commander, made the presen-
tation at the War Department.
The first award was for services
when, as brigadier general, he
was a member of the War Depart
ment Reorganization Committee.
The improvement in the function
ing Of the War Department, due to
the reorganization affected March
8. 1912, "is tribute to his broad
visien, thorough planning, tact and
meticulous supervision in accom-
plishing this difficult mission" the
citation said.
From June, 1943, to May, 1945,
Gen. Kuter contributed to the sue
cesses achieved by the AAF on bat
tlefrontS around the world. For
this he was awarded the Oak Leaf
Cluster. Serving as senior planning
member of the air staff, he repre-
sented Gen. Arnold at the confer
ences held at Malta and in the
Crimea.
Gen. Kuter and his family reside
at Fort Myer, Va.
Brig. Gen. Ralph Hospital. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Hospital,
$500 Fifteenth street NE, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit for
exceptionally meritorious conduct as
artillery commander of the 91st
Powder River" Infantry Division
In Italy.
The preparations Gen. Hospital
made, the training he impaired. the
high standard of equipment of his
command and the personal atten-
ton he gave every phase of artillery
support in the italian campaign |
enabled the 91st Division artillery
to pass the most difficult combat |
tests of the Gothic Line campaign.
the citation said. Gen. Hospitals |
wife and daughters live in Ithaca,
N, Y.
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Britannica. Mrs. Coblentz re-
ceived her B. A. from the university
in 1880.
Mr.. Davis graduated from the
university's law school in 1899 and
began practice in Tennessee. A
member OF Congress from 1919 to
1888, when he was appointed to the
Federal Trade Commission, he now
Is serving his third term as COM
mission chairman. He is the
brother of the late Norman H.
Davis, former chairman of the
American Red Cross. Mr.. Davis is
receiving the award for achievement
in law.
DR.. Wetmore, who received his
Master of Science degree from the
university In 1916 and his PhD.
degree in 1920, had the honorary de-
gree OF Doctor of Sciene conferred
Evening star., 1945-05-27

on him by the university in 1892.
He has been connected with the
Smithsonian Institution since 1925
and for many years was director Of
the National Museum. He is the
author Of many books and papers
on biology and bird life and is for
mer president of the Washington
Academy of Science and the Bio
logical Society Of Washington. DR..
Wetmore is receiving his award for
achievement in science.
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Mai. Gen. Kuter Maj. Gen. Wood
Maj. Gen. Walter A. Wood, whose
wife and three children live at 3637
Veazey street NV, has been
awarded the Distinguished Service
Medal for exceptionally meritorious
and distinguished service" as direc-
tor of the requirements division of
the Army Service Forces. Gen.
Wood is leaving his post as director
of the plans and operations divi-
sion of the Service Forces for an
overseas assignment, the announce
ment said
Col. John H. Woodberry, whose
wife lives at 3541 Quebec street NV,
has been awarded the Legion of
Merit as chief ordnance officer of
the Army Services of Supplies in
the Southwest Pacific. when he
planned and established a reclama-
ton and repair program for military
combat and transport vehicles and
developed standardized maintenance
methods.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Fordhum Club to Meet

The Rev. Wilfrid J. Parsons, S. j.,
former editor Of America and now
professor Of political science at Cath
olic University, will speak on Chris
tan Democracy in Postwar Europe"
before the Fordham University Club
at pm. Wednesday at the National
Press Club,
Evening star., 1945-05-27

Croix de Guerre with Palm "for ex-
ceptional services rendered in the
course of the campaign for the liber-
alton of France" Col. Scherer is
adjutant general of the Strategic
Air Forces in Europe.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
Alexander Wetmore.

the Croix de Guerre with Palm for
his action during the liberation OF
Paris.
Col. Harris F.. Scherer, whose ad-
dress is given as 1903 New York
avenue NV, has been awarded the
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Sgt. Livingston
Wins Purple Heart
Mount Clemens Marine
Wounded in Morianos

Nv staff Sergeant Bill Dvofk. 4 Marine
Corps Combat Correspondent
SOMEWHERE IN THE PA
CIFIC Delayed - Marine Ser
geant Albert E. Livingston of
Route 4, Mount Clemens, was
presented the Purple Heart at
impressive, mass ceremonies
during which 372 Marines.
wounded in fighting on the
Marianas, received their awards.
The ceremony was one of the
largest of its kind in Marine
Corps history. Major General
Clifton B. Gates, commanding
general of the Fourth Marine
Division, who made the presen-
tation, said:
Il thank God that you are
here in person to receive these
decorations. You are heroes all. ,"
Livingston was injured, July
10, on Saipan. He rejoined his
unit September 10. Earlier this
year he participated with the
ourth Division in the seizure of
Roi-Namur in the Marshalls.
A former student at Mt. Glenn
ems High School he was farm
er before enlisting December IL,
1941.
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Letter Box
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
May | suggest that horse low
ers who enjoy horseback riding
at the various Academies sat-
isfy themselves that these beau
tiful creatures are being given
humane treatment in the way OF
adequate feeding and stabling?
1t is well-known fact that
some Academy" owners take
their profits out of the horses
feed when the 'off-seasen3 for
riding is on, as is the case during
the winter months.
Recent disclosures by hui
name Society Inspector show
that some Academies feed a
minimum amount of hay and
practically no oats or bedding,
and in one case several horses
were found so weak FROM NAL
nutrition that they had to be
supported in sings.
Can you imagine these "Ac-
ademy" owners eatin og and
DRINKING less in the loft
season.?
Yours faithfully,
A. j. PICKMAN
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Lindke Heads
Bank Staff
Richmond NotionoI
Officers komed

RICHMOND-Results OF the
National Bank of Richmond
election held on Tuesday after
noon are as follows:
Directors: Melvin Weeks, A. F
Lindkc, William B. Hunt, Lee
VanInwagen, and Charles Fuer-
/ stenau.
Officers are: president. A. F.
Lindke; vice president, William
B. Hunt. cashier, Lloyd Au-
dreae and assistant cashier, Mrs.
Maxine Rengert.
The annual meeting OF the Dl
vcrsity club members took place
on Monday evening in Vcrnier 5
Hotel, New Baltimore. Officers
elected are: president, Mrs. Cor
don Ferguson; first vice presl-
dent, Mrs. Roy Klauka; second
vice president, Mrs. Lulu Pfaff:
recording secretary, Mrs. Caryl
Herman and treasurer, Mrs. l..
j. Jefferies. A meeting of the
club was held on Monday eve
ming, in the home Of Mrs. Cliff
ford RenSch.
The members of the Richmond
Lions club will hold their an
nual Ladies Night at Vernier'
Hotel in New Baltimore tonight,
Jan. Is. Whitley Dittman' and his
orchestra will furnish the music.
Roy Klauka is in charge OF the
entertainment.
Members of the Richmond
Study club held their an
nual Husbands Night dinner
and program at the Cook Hotel
on Monday evening, Jan. Is at
7 pm.
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whether or not the present
farm labor shortage continues,
says j. v. Messmore, Sinclair
agent, at Mount Clemens the
problem is becoming all the more
difficult for the farmer. He is
asked 10 do a bigger job than
ever with his present inadequate
set-up.
THAT means finding ways and
means TO cut job time and get
more work done. Sinclair has
been studying the farm problem.
With the help of Government
and college agricultural experts,
also practical farmers, methods
have been devised looking to-
ward time and labor saving for
the farmer.
These methods" said Mess
more, will be demonstrated at
Farm work simplification'
meeting which we are holding In
Dopp's Hall, Waldenburg on
Thursday at 8 pm. A new mo-
ton picture will be presented
showing how farmers have APP
piled simplification 10 farming
operations with considerable
savings in time and labor.
STUDY and analysis of the de-
tails of farm jobs by farmers,
themselves, have shown where
operations could be combined or
rearranged TO save time and
work. In one instance feeding
Job customarily done in ll9 OPP
erations was reduced TO 81 OPP
erations, obviously saving much
time and work.
1--WE are confident" added
that farm work sim
plification, as demonstrated at
the' meeting. will be both inter-
esting and helpful TO farmers.
Messmore stated that two
other motion pictures, one spe-