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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
PALMER ADDRESSES
4-H MEETING
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how they had raised their share of
these funds.
County Clubs Landed
Mr.. Palmer praised Union coun-
ty for its fine accomplishments in
All club work and encouraged all
clubs to build their program of
work so that they would be active
throughout the year. He made
mention of the fact that some clubs
had, such an ambitious program
that they required meetings every
month in the year, to carry out
their plans. He also encouraged
more All club boys and girls to
participate in the county, state and
national All club activities.
Lloyd Wall, chairman of Union
county'S 7th War Loan Drive,
made several announcements and
asked for cooperation of all All
club people in putting Union coun-
ty over the top in this drive. Miss
DeVoSs led the group through the
club pledge and Mary George con-
cluded the meeting by leading the
group in the closing song, God
Bless America.
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We OBSERVANCE
PLANS CONTINUE
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half-hour following.
All church services will last for
one hour, and each minister will
arrange the services for his church
as he sees fit.
Parade Is Arranged
After the services are over, the
parade will form at the Court
House, with all organizations and
individuals urged to take part.
Boy Scouts, veterans groups, Com
pany C of the Ohio State Guard,
the high school band, and others
will be especially urged to partici-
pate.
Parade marshall will be Col. H,
c. Doellinger
These obseryanceS will be held
as scheduled, 40 minutes after re-
ceipt of the good news, regardless
of what time of the day or night
it is received.
If the observance carries over
into the second day, a community
sing will be held in the Senior
high school auditorium at a time
to be announced later. This will
be in charge of a special commit
tee, composed of Supt. H. w. Carr,
chairman; Rev. j. w. Creighton OF
the Presbyterian church; Mr.. L,
Rausch, president of the Kiwanis
hub; Edgar Lowry, president OF
he Lions club; and Col. Doelling-
er.
ausiness Men Start Plans
If the news of Germany's sur
'ender is received on Saturday,
pod stores will close for three
yours, during the church services
nd parade, then will reopen to
ccommodate the weekend mark
citing.
All liquor establishments have
agreed to close as soon as the
word of Germany's surrender is
eceived, and to remain as long as
he other stores.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
MRS. MAY BENNETT

Mrs. May Bennett, Sd, of Marys
vile, r. 4, died at the home of hel
son, Roger, Wednesday at 5:45 p
m, after a six weeks illness witt
heart trouble.
She was born April 10, 1881
near Portsmouth, but had resided
in Logan and Union county most
of her life. She was the daughter
of David and Margaret (Annis)
Farrell, both of whom are de-
ceased.
She was married Sept. A, 1904 to
John Bennett. Three children sur
vive, Mrs. Wanda Huffman, OF
Springfield; Roger, and Edgar
Bennett, of North Lewisburg. -Four
grandchildren survive. Alo sur
viving is one sister, Mrs. Mertie
Hansgen, of South Webster, O..
Mrs. Bennett was a member of
the Darby u. B. church north OF
Petersburg.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in
the Darby u. B. church, conducted
by Rev. James Donelson. The in
terment will be in the North Lew
iSburg memetery. The body will be
at the residence until l p. m.
Saturday. Funeral Director Will
ard E. Winter, of Raymond, is in
charge of the arrangements.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
WINTER TOLL ON BIRDS

In testing methods of increasing
farm game populations, by the PR
Game Management operatives,
close observation of covies of
quail on study areas has been
maintained. A mortality of 30 per
cent was noted among II covies be-
tween Otc. l and Dec. 20, 1914. An
additional Is per cent mortality
has been estimated since that time,
fairly we'll SubStantiating numer-
Gus reports from southern and
eastern Ohio that the severe wint-
er weather has resulted in as
much as so to go per cent mortal
ity, according to a report by the
agents to Commissioner Waters
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
SURPLUS SALES

TheProcurement Division of the
u. S. Treasury Department is sell
ing some surplus machinery ad
equipment. Most of the material
is construction machinery but
there may be some crawler type
tractors included. r. d. Schell
Commercial Arts Bldg, Cincinnati
2, can give Ohio residents infor-
nation about such sales.
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.CONSUMERSFILE
FORMS FOR COAL
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more than so percent of the
consumers normal annual re-
quirments may be delivered be-
fore Sept. l.
Consumer declarations are to be
filed with one coal dealer only, un-
less the consumer normally has
purchased from more than one
dealer in the past. In the latter
event, the consumer must then file
declarations with every dealer
from whom he has purchased coal
during the past year.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
: DEATHS
larry ELIZABETH OBERDIER
In Union County

MARY ELIZABETH OBERDIER
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Oberdier
70, died Wednesday at 9:15 p. m,
after an illness of six weeks.
She was born Nov. 9,1874, in
Crawford county, Mo, and was the
daughter of Jesse N. and Julia Ann
(Enloe) Eggers, both deceased.
She was married May 3, 1903, in
Potosie, Mo, to George ID. Ober-
der, who survives, with the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. William
Ruhl, of Redwood; Mrs. Lester
Wilson and George Oberdier, Jr.,
of Marion; Mrs. Carl Lusk, of Col
umbus Grove; and Rannie and Ce-
ell Oberdier, of Toledo. There are
% grandchildren and one great
grand child, and four sisters
living, Mrs. Sarah Anderson, OF
Potosi, Mo. Mrs. Lulu Wilson, OF
Clinton, ILL.,; Mrs. Margaret Mill
er, of Granite City Mo-; and Miss
Estella Egger. of Beswick, Mo.
Mrs. Oberdier was a member OF
the Broadway Baptist church.
Funeral services will be held on
Saturday at 2 p. m. in the Friends
church in Sonersville, with Rev
Russell Myers conducting the SER
vices. The interment viii be in the
York cemetery. Friends may call
at the home. Funeral Director
Marion c. Winter, funeral direc-
tor of Redwood, is in charge OF
The arrangements.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
HIDDEN MONEY HEADACHE

Billions in big bills, ranging from
S100 to $4,000, are being hoard
ed The American Weekly, with
this Sundays MAY g. issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times, tells
how the government wants them
back and black marketeers and
other shady characters may have
to light cigars with their millions,
Get Sundays Detroit Times. II
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class treasury
Mrs. Martha Cunningham spent
a couple of days last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Guy Hines,
near Byhalia
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Cunningham were
Pvt. Leroy Cunningham, of Fort
Knox, KY; Mrs. Rose Parrott and
Mrs. Martha Parrott and children,
of Redwood; Lester Krebeheme
and family, Bernard Cunningham
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
POSTER WINNERS

In the state contest among Ohlt
school pupils for drawing the mos
effective farmers institute poster
of the first three places in eacl
class announced by J. P. Schmidt
supervisor, farmers institutes, O.
hio State University, are Lois Jeai
Staley, Ashley: Leslie Beuhler
Latty; and Junior BowersoX, Mt
Cory, in nigh school class; Elaine
Stitz. Alliance; Edgar Rohrer
Waterford; and Margaret Baker
Ashley, in upper grades; and Arlt
Whipple Ashley; Joan Paver, Nc
rysville; and Doris Schilling
Wilkesville, in lower grades.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
CONTROL OF COCCIDIOsIs

Outbreak of CoccidiosiS of chick
ems can be controlled by use of
dried milk products or of molasses
if the treatment is given early
enough. The first symptoms of
coccidiosis are loss of appetite and
inclination of the bird to stand
without moving. Four parts of
dried milk can be mixed with six
parts of mash for two days, or one
pint of molasses can be placed in
five gallons of the onlp accessible
drinking water for one-half day.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03
CPL. GRAHAM HOME:
GERMAN PRISONER
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q V-Mail letter from him.
At that time, Cpl Graham did
MT know whether he would get t.
come home at once or not, or e
least didn't mention it in his le;
ter. Saturday night, however J
te'erhoned his parents from re
York City, and he got back l.,
Tue~day morning.
Upon completion Of his g.
furlough, Cpl. Graham will go
a redistribution center, and will be
assigned to a post in the Unite
States, as close home as possie
He has been in the Army SIM
November, 1912.
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OUR BOYS IN The
ARMED FORCES
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move strategic supplies to front
lines of forward bases, frequently
flying within range of Jap guns.
His carrier squadron has accom-
pliShed one of the outstanding jobs
Of the Pacific combat area, landing
or parachuting shells, radio equip
ment, plasma or whole blood i'm
mediately behind American lines
Of battle.
Sgt. Scheiderer, whose wife,
Mary Pauline, lives on Shopper
ave-, Plain City, is the son of Louis
c. Scheiderer, 542 E. Fifth St,
MarySville. He is a 1887 graduate
IF Marysville high school and be-
fore entering the Army, June, 1941,
ne worked as a carpenter for his
father.
Clair w. James, SW &c, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen L. James, left
Friday the 9th, for Princeton
university where he Will begin
raining May first. During his
ohree weeks leave he visited num-
arouS friends and was entertained
At dinner by various relatives. En-
-oute, Storekepper James plans to
yiSit relatives, Capt. and Mrs. J. r.
Collier and son, George, living in
Carlisle, Penn.
Pfc. Robert Boerger has been
transferred from the ground crew
Of the Ninth Air Force, where he
lad served in France, to the In
cantry. At present he is back in
England receiving his six weeks of
infantry training. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Boerger and his
address, is changed.
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MONEY FROM STATE

Check for S185.43 for aid to the
blind has been received from the
Auditor of State by Auditor Frank
T.. McCurdy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03

The following ambulance trips
have been made by William H.
Faulkner:
Mrs. John Boyd and infant,
from White Cross hospital to their
home, Monday afternoon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-05-03

Provision for recognition hnoraby discharged veteran
on the service flag displayed by his immediate family and affiliated
organizations announced by the War Department The design OF
the ape button for the discharged soldier
will be the symbol.
For each been honoraby discharged from the
Armed Forces the design will be placed the flag in lieu OF the
be star When two individuals represented the design
discharged will replace the star stars nearest he
fly Organizations one symbol ana the nuDe
numerals with the blue gold stars
The will gold in color like its counterpart the apel
button and will consist of dexter eagle
displayed perhed ring the dexter wing OF the eagle behind
the ring the wing of the ring To make the symbol
stand out from the of the flag the design will be
edged blue provision made by the Secretary OF war;
who authorized v Public Law $780, Congress- the
design and lapel button for honorable service and
to issue regulations concerning their use and display
Released by u War Of Public Reatbns<
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and family, Mrs. Martha Cunning
ham and son, Edward, and Gene
Saunders.
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IN THE JCURNAA
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COUNCIL NO. l8


Farm Bureau Council No. 13 met
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
randolph May l, with 19 members
nd three guests present. Mrs,
Randolph read the 121st Psalm
The council voted to donate $5 to-
ward the cancer fund. Mrs. Elmer
2ausch gave a report on the cancer
ak at a recent health meeting
TOpic for discussion was &" Adjust
mentS in Agricultural Production"
Miss Clara Hawley will be hostess
at the Srnith-Davin home June 6
Lovely refreshments were served
oy Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph.
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FARM BUREAU
NO. A
Group Activities

COUNCIL NO. 4
Farm Bureau Council No. 4 will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Weaver on w. Sixth St, at pm,
thursday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

way TO the South Pacific. as a re-
placement. Pvt. Dobson is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dobson
OF Labelle. =. Pfc. Robert Bobby
Daniels arrived from Germany on
Friday, August 3, by plane to be
al the bedside Of his mother, Mrs
Ann Daniels. in the Hiqhland Park
General hospital. Pfc. Daniels was
In the European theatre for three
Years. Pfc. Ola McGhee is on a
90-day employment furlough from
European theatre. where he saw
active duty six months. He is WIS.,
ting his mother and lovely wife,
Dorothy Stewart-McGhee. He will
leave for Mississippi -. Thomas
Reeves. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Reeves. returned west last week
after a visit with many friends and
his parents.
Among the Junior visitors is the
very handsome and popular neph-
ew Of Mrs Lillian OverStreet Lew
IS. Charles Eldridge OF ST Louis.
Mo.
Lillian Betty Crawford is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. John Foster.
Authenticated Lillian is impressed
with the Motor Git. She is an ar
list and has done some work with
the art class which is held on
Belle Isle daily. Her visit TO the
Institute of Arts impressed her
deeply.
Harrison Hardy and daughter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

from the Toledo-Detroit area
among whom were, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Belford. Mr.. and Mrs. .. c..
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Hewitt, Mrs. Olivia Punches. and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Barksdale. all
OF Detroit Mrs Barksdale is the
sister OF the bridegroom.
Others were. Daisy Treadway.
Mrs. Ella p Stewart, Iantha NJ.
Garner. Nancy Barlow. Pearl Gar
ner. Helen Martin. Rose Martin.
Vivian B. Miller, Eva Hanks. Mrs.
Martha Huston, M. and Mrs
Tommy Mitchell the Rev. and Mrs
s. J. Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II
Garner Jr., Mrs Evelyn Haynes
and Danny. Jeanne Enulish, Mr.
and Mrs. Iarnell Vortice. Mrs
Julia BOYD. George Bell. s. Camp
bell. MIR. and Mrs. Mckenzie
Thomas. Mrs Make Glover. Mrs
Robert p Newman. Mrs. Lydia
Cooksey. Raymond Moreland. Mrs
Clarence Cole. Miss Ora Guv. Mar
jory Guy. Bernice Guy. Mr. and
Mrs. Lucien Huntley, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles CatchingS. and Dorothy
Thomas.
The Mosleys Will make their
future home in Detroit. after his
release from services.
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Harry Morris. Bob Bellmay. Gloria
Coleman, Ear. Thoa pscn, Richard
Shauks, Christine Booth. Luther
E.a0.gan. Do0uc.:a Kemp VII
lam Harris Elizabeth Randall. Ha-
re-. Waddles, JUNE Thomas. Carol
H0Sge. Homer smith. Lillian
Kemp. Barbara Waddles. Johnny
Watkins, Tommy FLANAGAN. John
S'Gobc. Diane Wilson. Bill Kemp.
Geraldine 10 Is, Beverley Henson.
Arizona GIcyS. ,bauCS Clifton. Le-
10y Matt2& Joe NurS, James
Kemp, RoSert Watkins. NarcellaS
kaoX. Willie Huf' James NccneS,
James Go,Son, Rgth Fchu,S James
Hudson. and leon Coleman. Jr.,
Joshua Nealc Jesse WILSON;
Rev. and Mrs Aiken Ms Wv
ian Booth. Mr. ard Ms { Burucy
Mrs. ReSa Kemp. Mr. ard Mrs.
Leon Coleman. Nj au5 Mrs c.
H1skinS, Mrs Rose Morris Mrs
Susan HoG &c. Ms Jo0 'aar Pack
G.. Ms Ella Hlff Mrs Douglas
Scau5urgcr Mr.. and Mr. Grover
Johnson
Mr.. ard Mrs c. VaSkIns arc 20
BE CONGRATULATED The captured
nc majority OF the psIcS offered
30 the winners Of the 1ames.
Ia Verne Jefferson Of Des
Moires, Iowa is Sncrd,D4 hcr sum-
mcr here in Detroit. BIZ We don't
see much of her. la Verne Is .
student az Howard university.
We're looking forward With e.
-er anticipation 10 tHc arrival Of
Cpl. Waiter Johnson ON or before
our publication dale Fer with MS
arrival comes tho N'ar3E-c ~ one
Of our dear friends and a very
charming person. MarLnrIa Holly
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Fetes School
Chum With
Theatre Party
By vIyIENNE

Dorothy Washington Jackson.
former classmaie OF Edna Bells at
Spelman. was entertained by Edna
Saturday at theatre and dinner
party.
DOROTHY. the only daughter Of
the Forester Washingtous. is visit
ing relatives here with her young
son. She is native OF Atlanta, Ga.
Her husband is In the service.
Edna greeted her guests a; the
theatre wearing a striking enSem-
bic OF navy blue, The sheer dress
was made in the late tunic effect.
Her hat was a high cossack affair
with a white fringe. Dorothy was
charming in chartgeuSe and pUr-
pie with white aces series.
AFTER the show. the young
matrons ate dinner at the Paradise
Bowl There the honoree had
chance u chat with the guests.
many OF whom were school chumS
Attending TINS party were
ESTHER Ia MARI KATIE FEN
COOTlE-BEIL. JOYCE WHITE.
FRANCES BURTON. EDNA BELL.
the hostess. DOROTHY JACKSON.
the honoree. and NIVlENNE
COOPER
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
CHICAGO VISITORS

Mr. and Mrs William r. Clarke
Of Prairie avenue in ChIc3.o have
been visiting Mrs ClagAuS Ser
and bro;her-in-llw, Nj and Mrs
Booker Card of Hcndre tor the
pas; week. Mrs. Ea-lene Won'ack
cousin OF the CMrkes from chi.
cago, accompanied them. The Mo
have visited IN Detroit often
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
THE vIGILANTEs CLUB

Net at the home OF Gertrude
Banks Monday. Plans were made
for the clubs annual picnic. II
will be held August IL. The presi-
dent OF the club has been III for
some weeks. II is hoped that she
will soon return. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Marie
Green. Lillian Jones Is president
OF the club. Manwilla Shelton Is
club reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
NORTH END news
By MARIAN c. McClll

Mrs. Otis Jolly returned home
Sunday evening after spending a
week al her cottage in Holly, Mich
With her as house guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bethune, and Mrs
Dorothy Wilson. sister of Mrs
Jolly They all enjoyed the quiet
ude and fresh air.
MIR. AND MRS. TOLES of De-
troii are spending their vacation
~ their beautiful cottage in GrCa'
lakes. Holly. Mich.
Several OF their friends dropped
in TO ENJOY the beautiful scenery
md flower garden. The Toes and
C.arkS have the most beautiful
roch garden and flowers IN Great
Lanes. THIS IS their HOBBY.
AT THE COTTAGE Of Mrs. VI
c. McG.l. MIS- Robert Banks ana
Mrs. c. Johnson were cstS. Ar
riving or Saturday COR the week
end was Mrs Anna Young ana her
charming little daughter from
C0iuw5 bus. (. c Mrs. Young is the
guest Of her brother. Hubert Cato
Of Dryden avenue They VIII leave
for their home some tine next
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Celebrates Natal Day
w t h Grandmother

On Monday. Mrs. VILLA Mae
Curry honored her grandson. Ken.
meth Curry. with d party celebra.
ting his seventh birthday a, the
home Of his mother. Mrs. Thelma
Curry. 1912 Ant;etam.
Some Of the little guests presen,
Were Raymond Spencer. Arthur
Kirk. Doris Williford. Wesley
Asrew and many others.
The honored guest'received some
very nice presents. Re .reShmen.s
OF ice cream and cake were served
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
MIR. AND MRS. JIM HUGGARD

~ Harding avenue returned from
Wisconsin where they were called
on a sad mission % the bedside Of
he mother OF Mr. Hgggard, who
PASSED away on his arrival Our
sympathy l1cs q the ocrcaveG
IN ly The HuCglrdS Viii be leav-
0L IN a week u spend their vaca-
Ion ~ their cottage IN Holly, Mieh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Onegas Annual
Dinner SUNDAY Eve

The y Sigma chapter Of Omega
p. Pm fraternity VIII be hosts to
the visiting UNDER graduate broth
crs and NE LanpadoS and their
company az Us annual Fc.lowshi .
dinner oN SUNDAY cveniu- Aug -
a.. at ne fraternity house,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

OF our commu-
m u nifty sons
fr o m various
camps. and the
European the
aires has added
quite a bit of
excitement TO
the small COM
munity life. -.
p Vt. J a m g s
Richard Dobson
W h O rat e s
among the COM
munity's most
popular young
bachelors, is on
a l7-day fur
1ou0h on his
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
Honors Friend
AtOutdoor Fete

On Monday evening OF last week
Mrs. Reaba Jackson Of Benton St.
was honored at party on the occa-
sion Of her birthday given by Mrs.
Daisy Taylor of Medoury street.
THE AFFAIR was held on the
beautiful lawn OF Mrs. Taylor's
home. Some of those who attended
were Leroy Jackson. Mrs. Reaba
Jackson, Mrs. Daisy Taylor and
T-5 Evelma Greer. medical technl-
clan, stationed al Gardner General
hospital in Chicago. The latter is
home on furleugh visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. Lilly NJ. Provo of Med
bury street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

Rite S Unite
Couple In Ohio
BY GLADYS MILLS

Miss Agnes I. Lewis of Toledo,
Ohio, became the bride this past
week Of u. S. Coast Guardsman.
Herbert Mosley OF Detroit. The
couple were married at the home
of the brides grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. M. Thomas Of Toledo.
THE BRIDE was given in mar
riage by her father, H. Lewis.
Claude Thomas assisted the groom
as best man; Vivian Thomas was
maid Of honor and cute little
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11
BY AUDREY BOULDNG

Now that most vacation schools
are over in the Chicago District
your Highland Park and Commu-
nifty correspondent will make the
deadline with the Park and Com
munity news. Summer activities
in these parts have been varied
social. civic and political. The po-
litical parties are on the JOB with
their program for the Rev. Mr.
Hill, for councilman. A meeting
was held at Berea church Satur.
day night. NJ
THE RETURN home OF several
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-08-11

Vivian Patter-
son was flower
girl. The bride
and groom left
1 m m e diately
after their we'd
ding I o r a
HONEYMOON trip
to Virginia. Mr..
Mosley is in
the States on a
25-day furloueh
from the South
Pacific. The af-
fair was attend
ed by a number
of close friends