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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

Continued from Page D cers has been prepared and will be submitted tomorrow.
 Chief Cavanaugh was made a member of the department on May 8, 1903 after serving several years as volunteer. He was made cap- tain on August 28, 1908, and ad- vanced to the rank of chief when the late Fire Chief Thomas Lynch was retired. Deputy Chief Campion has been a member of the depart ment since November IS, 1911.
 Captain Richard Sl1eehan was ap- pointed to the department on Sep tember 20, 1911.
 Captain Joseph Kelley became a regular member of the department on october 18, 1905; Captain Philip Kelly on September 20, 1906; Cap tain Charles Booth May 3l, 1911 Lieutenant Sullivan was appointed to the regular force on May 8, 1907
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01
Hospital
 Bulletins

When the car in which she was riding on Meriden Read near the Tyler Ladder Company skidded early this morning, Mrs. Belle Platt, 60, of Lewis Avenue, Vol colt, received a severe laceratiOn of the forehead. She was admitted to Waterbury Hospital at $50 a. m today where she is reported to be in good condition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

tended an invitation to veterans to enroll in evening classes for prep- aratlon for the State EQuivalency examinations for . state high school diploma.
 Refresher courses will be of- fered in Englith and mathematics, lt was pointed out Veterans who enroll will be required to have one or two years work in high school, including study of geome- try and algebra.
 A new course in art will be of- fered at Wilby Instruction will be given on design color, and decora- ton. Glasses are small enough to enable the instructor to give per. sonal attention to the individual student, the supervisor said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01
Night School Sessions To Be Continued
 Glasses Resume
 Next ThuFsday
 Evening

Evening school sessions will be resumed in Waterbury Thursday night, with winter classes sched- uled for Leavenworth, Crosby, and Wilby High schools, and Webster and Duggan grammar schools, 1t was announced today by pr. John c. Gilmartin, superintendent of schools.
 Glasses at Crosby and Leaven- worth will meet four nights weekly, while sessions will be held at the other schools Mondays and Tues. days.
 Thomas F. Nolan, supervisor of adult education and assistant su- perintendent of schools, has ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01
Miss I946
 ArriUeS at St. Mury's

Waterbury's first New Years baby was a girl, born at St. Mary's Hospital at S:10 a. m. today to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph RizxutO, 1s5 Orange Street. It Is the couples fourth child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

At the height of a fierce gale, the crew of five of Che Aran Islands lifeboat recently rescued 26 members of two trawlers driven on the rocks from their moorings in Kilronan Harbor, in the Aran Island, off Fire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

An oil company has opened sev- eral private airdromes in Vene- s0ele to assist in the carrying on of oil expiration surveys, and will use iss own aircraft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01
Gas Poisonin Causes Deat

Elremen Wokke0 HHtn iHN4z4t4x8 for ever an hour Co a vain As- tempt early last nlght Co revive Mrs. Rsse Oaleete, G, eE sAe Flanders Hotel, North Ma ln Street who was eseroomo by M- luminatlng gas in her apartment at 9s12 D. m.
 Medical Examiner pr. Edward n. Kirschbaum pronounced death accldentlal and due Co aaphyxla- ton by Illuminating gas.
 Seven other peFsons were ever come two days ago by coAl gas and carbon lnonoxide gAs, but were saved from death and are being treated at loeaI hospitals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

GAGNE-In this city, Dec. 3i, i945. Ferdinand Gagne of 23 Pond street, Funeral will be held Thursday morn ing at S:30 o'clock from the Belle vile Funeral Home. 6s East Clay street to St. Ann's church at $500.
 Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-01

BEsENBOUCH-In this city, Jam uary 1, l946. Mrs. Cecilia T. (Peska) Besenbouch of 230 Walnut street. Funeral will be held Friday morning at 9:l5 from 230 Walnut street, to st, Cecilia's church at 10. Burial will be In Calvary cemetery.
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DIED

sEEBACH-In this city, January l, ig46. Mrs. Emma (Franz) Seebach of 2s9 Dwight street, Waterville. Funeral will be held Thursday morn ing at S:45 o'clock from 2s9 Dwight street, to St. Michaers Church at 9:30 Burial will be in Calvary cem- etery.
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More than 5.oOo,0O0 copies of Ethelbert Nevin's "The Rosary have been sold.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
British Minister Of Labor
PAYS Social Call on Truman
BY the Assoeioted Press

George A. 1saacs, British Labor
Minister called on President Tru-
man yesterday and said it was just
to exchange personal pleasantries
There was nothing on political
or international scale at ALL" he told
reporters.
Mr.. Isaacs said he brought to the
President the regards of colleagues
in the British cabinet and would
take back to them similar express
sion from Mr.. Truman.
The British cabinet member will
attend a conference of the Inter-
national Labor once in Montreal
beginning September 10. Accom-
panying him is Sir Godfrey Ince,
permanent secretary of the Labor
Ministry. Mr.. Isaacs said he is not
a delegate to the Montreal meeting
but will attend as visiting min
ister."
| Mr.. Isaacs said the principal task
at Montreal will be to change the
ILO constitution, shifting the links
between ILO and the League of Ma
tions over to those between ILO and
the United Nations.
This should be largely a matter
Of giving an "okay," he said, be-
cause all the work has been done
by preparatory committee.
Evening star., 1946-09-10

active body Of volunteer, unpaid
agricultural leaders as in this force
OF soil conservation district super
visors, directors and other field
officials.
I'VE have learned, finally, that we
must have soil conservation II we
are to have continuous, abundant
agricultural production. We still
are by no means free from the curse
of red ink entries In our soil bank
balance. About half a million acres
are still being practically ruined each
year.
This damage to our land, which
Is the source of our food, most of
our clothing and much of our hous-
ing materials, has been costing us
nearly $4,000, 900 900 a year. Nearly
a billion acres Of the country's farm
and ranch land need complete
planned conservation treatment"
DR.. Bennett concluded that the
only alternatives to the kind of
volunteer soil conservation program
now in force are the outright and
absolute Government regulation of
the use and treatment of all lands,
or the "despicable abandonment of
hope by American farmers.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Anson Farmers Honor
Hugh Bennett 5 Work
lin Soil Conservation
Special Dispatch 10 The S,or

WADESBORo, N. c., Sept. TO-
Anson County farmers were return
ing to their fields today after pay
ing tribute here to their most IA
nous native son in ceremonies
marking Hugh Bennett day"
DIR. Bennett, chief Of the Agricul-
ture Departments soil conservation
service and father of soil conserva-
ton in America, was honored yes
terday during festivities sponsored
by the Brown Greek soil conServa-
ton diStrict-the first district voted
by American farmers under the Soil
Conservation Act of 1887. The day
in his honor was proclaimed
throughout North Carolina by Gov
Cherry.
In an address here last night DR..
Bennett. recognized as dean of the
worlds conservationists, recalled his
30-year struggle to gain recognition
Of this country's soil erosion prob
lens. He said he became inter-
ested in the problem when he and a
fellow scientist discovered and
measured sheet erosion during a
survey of Louisa County, Va.
1,600 Districts Organized.
Today, DR.. Bennett said, farmers
and ranchers have organized more
than 1000 soil conservation districts
covering more than 900, 600 900 acres
and 100000 farms, or two thirds
OF all the farms In the country.
These districts, he added, as local
units Of State governments, are di-
rected by their own farmer boards
of supervisors.
This means" he continued, "that
more than 5000 progressive farmers
and ranchers are already discharg-
ing the responsibilities of leadership
in our soil conservation program.
Probably never before in the his
tory of this or any other country
has there existed stIch a large and
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mas j. Herberta. 70 izkazuje
poizkusno giasovanje, HI je BIZ
los izvedeno v raznih predelih
rnesta.
Nikdar poprej v zgodovini nj
i'm el governor Lausche tax Q
mocnega nasprotnika, kot ga
ina sedaj v osebi Thomas ].
Herberta, XII lima izkusnje skozi
80 let javnega zivljenja kot vo-
jak, pomozni mestni pravdnik,
pomozni prosecutor, ponozni
pravdnik drzave Ohio in sest-
letni drzavni pravdnik v drzavi
Ohio, kjer 81 je pridobil izkus-
ME, XII ga usposabljajo, da Sc
ga sedaj izvoli "a governerja
drzave Ohio.-Oglas
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

pred zmagovito Narodno osvo-
bodilno vojsko in je ma Koro-
skem ma povelje jugoslovanske-
ga komandantnega generala
Prezelja, XII Sc je nahajal v Itali-
j, postal komandant slovenskih
|vojaskih obveznikov. ma Koro-
skem in stajerskem, XII SO svoj
cas- pobegnil TIA il Jugoslavije.
Primal je tudi, da je bill obve-
seen, da "jugoslovanska vojska
v emigraciji" pripravlja " Jugo-
slaviji spomladi (1946) neke ak
cije in da maj on nabere ma Ko-
roskem in stajerskem obvezni-
Ike, XII bi prisli v postev.
Vizjak je primal, da je bill ko-
mandant okrozja Siska v Ljub-
ljani, k;:er je bila takrat "sloven-
ska," ''narodna" in "sokolska"
legija, XII so STEELE, nekako 200
MOI. CIami slovenske 5egsje y ST.
ski so inaeH svoje oroSje sprav-
ljeno y ,,ovi cerEVi y SiSki pod
prismico. Nadalje je ispovedol,
do je bio oro$je tatdi y saneosta-
nth, D drugih cerkUah it'd.
(Nadaljevamje sledi)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
"a 'sodnika Siberia
"a okraino sodisGe

Mestni sodnik Joseph H, Sill
bert 81 ia teden posebno priza-
deva pridobiti volilce, da bi ga
izvolili "a sodnika n a okrajni
sodniji. Ia njegovo izvolitev Sc
zanimajo stevilne skupine, ker
Sc je izkazal tako vrlega sodni-
ka ma mestni sodniji v Cleve-
landu.
Kljub svojemu prizadevanju
"a izvolitev ma mesto okrajnega
sodnika, sodnik Silbert dnevno
vrsi svoj posel ma mestni sodni-
j.
"Vsaki dan 81 prizadevam VIZ
siti mole sodnijske posle iskre-
no in pravicno, zavedno in po-
gumno. Pri TEN ne dajem nobe-
nih posebnih privijegijev niko-
muir. Pravicno zelim razsoditi v
vsaki zadevi. Mislim da moi re-
kord dovolj jasno priea tenn, -
pravi sodnik Silbert.
''Mojo kandidaturo "a okraj-
mega sodnika so podprle raz-
licne organizacije kot Cuyaho-
ga County Bar Association, Ci-
tizens liga, Clevelandska delav-
ska federacija in vsi casopisi.
Mislim, da te podpore zadostno
pricajo "a izvolitev "a sodnika
ma okrajni sodniji," izjavlja
sodnik Silbert.-Oglas.
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Senatorja Huffmana pod
"
pirajo progressive skupine

PaIdJo PEo9EsSAVHe SAuPAAo
Poro6la prihajajo il vseh de-
low drzave Ohio, da SO sc pro-
gresivne skupine zavzele "a IL
volitev "a zveznega senatorial
James w. Huffmana in volilna
borba prihaja cd dne do dine do
svojega viska. Da SO sc napred-
ne organizacije zavzele "a izvoli-
tev Huffmana je vzrok, ker je
zloglasni Gerald L. K. Smith ma
znanil podporo svoje organizaci-
je America First Committee "a
izvolitev republikanskega kan
didata John w. Brickerja.
William Lavelle, tajnik in bla-
gajnik G.. I. O. Political Action
Committee je podal tozadevno
svojo izjavo, XII pravi:
Gerald L. K. Smith podpora
"a izvolitev zveznega senatorial
John w. Brickerja je odkrila
pravo lice Brickerjeve kampa-
ME. Ravno radi tega bi moral
vsak napredno mislec clovek od-
kloniti podporo kandidatu, XII ga
podpira strupeni Gerald L. K.
Smith, XII v svojih govorih IRA
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Dim pomeni zapravljanje
premoga

Mestni varnostni direktor F.
D. Celebrezze podaja drzavlja-
nom nekaj navodil o pravilnem
ravnanju furnezem. Kdor INA
pravilno ravnati S furnezem,
ina toplejse sobe in prihrani ma
kurjavi. Vsakdo 81 mora priza-
devati, da uredi furnez tako, da
YES premog zgori in sicer brez
dina. Mani ko Sc dreza v ogenj
v furnezu, bolje je. Resetke Sc
ne SINE stresati ma robat nacin,
pac pa nalahko in elm mani.
Ko nitro pada skozi resetko Ter
javica, je to znak, da ina ogenj
dovolj zraka cd spodaj. Ogenj
maj bi polagoma gorel, ne pre-
vec, ker &c zrak proved vlece,
odnese seboj v dimnik dim in
nezgorljive pline, kar prikrajsa
gospodarja ma kurjavi.
Kadar Sc Malaga nov premog
v furnez, maj Sc vedno pusti "a
primer enega kroznika nepo-
krit prostor cd premoga, da
zrak krozi. Ako Sc zalozi VISA
povrsina v furnezu premo-
gom, Sc istega lahko udusi in
ogenj ugasne. Oh enem pa ma
stane tudi nevarnost, da nezgor-
ljivi plini cd premoga uidejo
" stanovanje in lahko koga "a
dusijo. Radi nepravilnega raw
mania premogom, Sc je v hi
sab ze veliko ljudi zadusilo cd
ogljikovih plinov.
Krozenje zraka skozi furnez
je jako vazna zadeva. &c fur
nez dobiva premalo zraka, pre-
mog ne gori kot treba. Proved
zraka pa odnasa s seboj toplo-
to v dimnik, kar povzroca, da Sc
tudi mocno kadi. Dim vedno
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za sovrastvo do manjsinskih
.skupin, do rlarodnostnih skupin
in miIijone drugih American
cev, katere naziva $ 'tujezemci.'
'Ravno cato bi Sc morale pre-
.preciti izvolitev Brickerja sena-
torjem. Sedaj nj cas- sovrastva
med Amerikanci. Nase delo mo-
.ra biti, da 81 zgradimo boljso
Ibodocnost "a nase ljudstvo, da
.si zagotovimo mir ma svetu. Ra-
.di tega 81 moramo izvoliti pa
metnega senatorial, Xxi razume
ljudi in tolerance, kot je James
w. Huffman. Bricker svojim
Gerald L. K. Smithom in s .svoji-
mi milijonarskimi prijatelji du
Pontom, Weirsom in Pew-om ne
predstavljajo in ne bodo pred
stavljali preprostega ljudstva.
"Edina manjsina, "a katero
ina Bricker svoje simpatije, je
bogataska skupina ekonomskih
rojalistov, XII so odlocno naspro-
tovali v vsakem podvzetju pred
sedniku Franklin D. Rooseveltu,
phi ,vsakem uveljavljenju kak-
sne izboljsave "a 'ljudstvo."
-(Oglas)
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pomeni zapravijanje premoga.
Tisti gospodarji, XII znajo urav-
navati ogenj v furnexu tako, da
Sc ne kadi skoxi dimnik, 81 pri-
hranijo denar ma kurjavi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
SpoIno sobo

opremljeno, Sc odda v najem
Vprasa Sc ma 68O8 Bonna Ave.
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Thomas J. Herbert
"a QoYerneria

S0VS< s<S<J9
Clani raZnih narodnostnih
skupin v sirsem Clevelandu bo-
do letos v vecjem stevilu oddali
svoj glas "a republikanskega
kandidata "a governerja, Tho
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Sodnijjski process prot
slovenskim ndajalcem
(Nadelievaaaie)

Odgovor:: "Kakor sem ze pove-
dial, Sc je smatralo podrocje Co.
renjske in Spodnje stajerske re
kot ozemlje nemske drzave. Ka-
kor v Nemciji Sc je tudi ma teh
podrocjih izvajalo neke vrste
predelovanje v odnosu do GER
kve. Ne spominjone Sc, ali je
pred ali po rasgoooru med Ro$-
manom IN Raimerjem y Ljubljo-
nj, ko mi je Rosner pouedol, do
DO do cerkve sa6el isvejoti po-
osem drugo poHtiso."
Ma vprasanje, je incl Rozman
zveze z varnostno policijo, je
Roesener odgovoril:
TX meni je prisel nekoe neki
SIS vodja glavnega varnostnega
urada, da bi Sc predstavil. Pri-
Sci je v civilni obleki. Ma vpra-
sanje, kaj della v Ljubljani, je
izjavil, da DO obiskai skofa Roz-
mana. Po razgovoru S skofom sc
je zopet oglasil pri meni. Toda nj
hotel povedati, 0 Gem so Sc pri
skofu razgovarjali. Dal pa mi je
neke vrsto karakteristiko skofa
Rozmana besedami: s tenn
mo$en Sc DO lahEo delalo, je pa
selo velk Hsjak.' Vem, da je bill
ia Visit SIS vodja dvakrat pri
Rozmanu, dopuscam pa moz-
most, da je bill veckrat.'
Roesener je nadalje primal,
da je bill ia SIS vodja precej vi
sok dostojanstvenik v katoliski
cerkvi ter da je med clani gesta-
povskega staba bio vec ljudi te
vrste:. Ia SIS vodja je tudi pisaril
pod imenom "Lachman" in po
njegovem pripovedovanju skle-
pa Roesener, da je incl zelo tes-
ne zveze Vatikanom. VISA ia
duhovscina baje operira s toll
kimi imeni, da jih je nemogoee
tocno ugotoviti. Obtozenec je
nadalje primal, da besedilo do
mobranske prisege, XII govori, da
sc slovenski domobranci borDo
proti zaveznikom, pomeni proti
Anglezem in Amerikancem.
S tenn je bio zaslisanje Roese-
nerja v glavnem koncano.
Zaslisanje polkovnika Milka
Vizjaka
Polkovnik Milko Vizjak je
primal, da je bill prl Slovenskem
domobranstvu namestnik po-
veljnika, sef personalnega odse-
ka, predsednik super arbitracij-
ske komisije in predsednik do
mobranskega donna. Ma vprasa-
ME, &c sc v smislu obtoznice Gu
tt krivega, je odvrnil, da Sc 6uti
krivego, onapok ne popolaOneo .
duT,u o5tosnice. Sodeloval je tu-
di ma sejah "Narodnega odbo-
ra," cd katerega je dobil odred,
da slucaju okupaci;e Ljublia-
ne cd strani Anglezev in Ame-
rikancev postane komandant
mesta Ljubljana. On je tudi IL
dial povelje "a umik ma Korosko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Dvoiico

zeli dobiti v najem stanovanje
s 2, 3 ali 4 sobami. Oba zaposle-
ma. Kdor ina "a oddati, maj bla-
govoli poklicati ENdicott 2O65.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19

passed away Friday afternoon at
his home after a few weeks i'll
ness. The funeral services will be
held at the Latham home Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Johnnie Greenbaum has been
i'll again but is better now.
Mrs. Ralph Ferguson Is able to
be up in chair now so we car.
say she is improving nicely from
her operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zellers went to
South Etna Tuesday to attend the
funeral of E. d. Weaver, a rela-
tive of Mr.. Zellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bushong
were Saturday evening guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooperider.
The Unionville church people
are expecting to go to the county
home for a Christmas party, Sun
day, Dec. %.
A farewell party in honor OF
Rev. Liggett and family was held
in the church parlors Monday ev.
ening. Their many friends of Un-
ionville presented them with 8
table model radio.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19
BOXES CREEK


We were shocked by the sud-
dena death of Leonard Patch. His
wife, children and their parents
and families have our sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
and sister, Miss Gwendolyen,
were shopping in Columbus Sat
urday. They also called on Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Thompson, in Col
.umbus.
Jimmy Swimming was a guest
Sunday of his cousins, Ronald and
Virgil Lee Coins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming
and daughter, Dian, and Dana
JACKSON, called at the 0. L.
Gray home, on Tuesday.
Ronald and Virgil Lee and Judy
Kay Coins spent Saturday with
their grandma, Mrs. Gray, and
uncle, Barton Gray.
Ottie Gray and son, Barton,
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Shirk filling station.
Joe Swimming and Dana Jack
son were supper guests at the
Gray home on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming
and family attended his fathers
funeral, Mr.. Thomas Swimming al
Columbus, on Sunday. Mr.. Swim
ming and family have our sympa-
thy. He was rs years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
made a business trip to Marion
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shirk
and sons, of Findlay, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Heber Shirk and family
and other relatives and friends.
Larry Shearer, of Marysville
spent the weekend with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O
Shearer They were all dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
.Shearer and family, of Redwood
on Sunday.
Well, the old year is almost
gone. l am wishing all my readers
Ia very Merry Christmas and &
Happy New Year.
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Milford Center

church at Arlington. They were
presented with a beautiful chair
and table as a farewell gift.
The official board of the w. S.
c. S. met Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Walter Brake.
Mrs. Harley Huffman, Mrs.
Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Glen Coe,
Mrs. Knight Kimball and Miss Ell
sic Sheehe attended the funeral
services Wednesday afternoon for
Mrs. Scott Collier in Redwood
Methodist church. Mrs. Collier
was the mother of Mrs. Charles
Thompson.
The Young Adult class held
their annual Christmas pot-luck
supper in the basement of the
Methodist church. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Walter Stillings. AT
ter a short business meeting,
games and a Christmas exchange
were enjoyed.
I The Christmas party for the
children will be held in the Sun
day school rooms of the Metho-
dist church, Saturday, Dec. 81 at
p p. m.
Mrs. D. John Smith and son,
Fred, spent Thursday with Mrs
Norman Smiley at Mt. Victory.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Agner and
son, Larry, spent Sunday with
Mrs. L. L. Rost in Columbus.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Coe were
Friday callers in Columbus.
Christmas candle-light vesper
service will be presented at the
Milford Center Methodist church
Sunday, Dec. %, at $3.50 p. m
White Christmas offering will be
taken at the end of the program
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19
'UNIONVILLE
CENTER
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

The Junior, intermediate and
Adult choirs of the church meet
at the church for practice for the
christmas eve program, Thursday
'eVening.
The Christmas eve program will
be held in the church on Tuesday
night, Dec. "a, and the children's
party to be held Monday after
noon from two to four, Dec. %, in
which Santa Claus will come with
the treat and the children will
have their gift exchange.
The people of this community
express deep sympathy to the
Latham family because of the loss
of their son, Robert Latham, who
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Mondav December 80.
Coming in County

Floyd c. Kerns and Son, 2 mile
North West of Redwood, large
closing Sale of all kinds of large
power equipment, implements.
cattle, hogs, sheep, hay, and grain.
Watch for further detail adj John
Pfarr jr. and Jim Cushman Auct-
ioneers.
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Hearing Loss

In q survey Of hearing enbrac.
ing more than one million school
children in New York City, it was
found that 10 per cent had a hear.
ing loss Of 8 decibels or more in
one or both ears. About per cent
had hearing loss of Is decibels.
(The normal hearing range is l25
decibels.l
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19

A large crowd attended the
farewell pot-luck supper given for
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Liggett last
Wednesday evening. Rev. Liggett
has been called to the Methodist
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-19
BY MRS. WALTER sT1LLINcs

Mr.. Edw. Morgan left Monday
for Perry Florida, where he will
spend the winter with his neph-
ew, Father Kelly.