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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-06
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lloyd and
son, John, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Roley, son Jimmy, all of Col
umbus, were weekend guests at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Roley, on the Milford
rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman
and grandson, Bobby Huffman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. West were
Sunday evening supper guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. t,
Gaumer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell, of Lon
don, were in Marysville Friday
! evening to attend the Senior play,
"And Came the Spring, in which
Mrs. Bells sister, Suzanne, played
the juvenile lead.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Myers spent
the weekend in Indianapolis, Ind,
combining a business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Richard Mar .lg, of Port
mouth, who has oeC.l the house
guest of her parents, DR.. and Mrs,
c. L. Brooks, for several weeks,
I has received word that her hus-
band has received his discharge
from the army He will attend a
! business conference in Hot Springs
Va, this week and expects to ar
rive in Marysville the latter part OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Ebright and
son, Terry, were visitors Sunday
in Tipp City, when they called on
their two daughters, Mrs. Bernard
Dorsey, and family, and Miss Doris
Ebright.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Huffman will
attend the annual Spring concert
of the famed Columbus Boy choir,
of which their son, Herbert, is di.
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THREE

Porter Sargent and son, Richard;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Heath, jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Daniels and son,
Gene; Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Daniels
and son, Gerald; Mr.. and Mrs. Al
vim Henry and daughters, Nancy,
Mildred and Cora Lee and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Daniels, all of Bellefon-
taine; and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Heath, Niles.
The newIy-wedded couple is re-
siding in Bellefontaine. Mr.. Heath
is employed by the New York
Central Railroad System here.
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PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

The complete program for the
Group Meeting of the Kings
Daughters which is being held
Tuesday at the Milford Center
Methodist church is being an
nounced. Mrs. John DeVosS, county
president, is in charge of the pro-
gram.
Registration of members from
Delaware, Champaign, Franklin,
and Union counties from $50 to
1920; music, Mrs. Gladys Hill,
Mrs. Helen Erb; hymn devotionals
Mrs. Fred Simpson; welcome, Mrs
Rowland Bishop; response, Mrs
Florence Young, Delaware; pres
entation of state president, Mrs
Fred Speicher, Toledo; minutes OF
the last meeting, secretary; roll
call and circle reports; old and new
business; remarks, Mrs. Speicher
closing prayer, Mrs. AIDA Brubak'
er.
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tired in a light blue street length
frock with black accessories and
a corsage of American beauty
roses.
The bridesmaid, Florence i.
Vance, Zanesfield, wore a black
and white eyelet frock and her
corsage was of American beauty
roses also.
Charles Z. H. Heath, brother of
the bride, acted as best man.
Those who were present for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. w. c.
Heath, East Liberty; Mr. and Mrs.
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rector. The concert will be held in
Memorial Hall.
Mrs. Belle Anderson, of Colum-
bus, is spending several days here
as a guest of Miss Roxanne Trus-
Ter.
Mrs. Telitha Shirk, Mr.. and Mrs,
James V. Gray and son, Junior,
and Mrs. Anna Amrine were Sun
day evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lash, Waldo rd. Other
callers were Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Scheiderer
Miss Norma Jane Parker, Gal
loway; Mr.. Don Ferrell, North
Lima; Mr.. Rae Ferrell, Albany,
Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Dunn,
and Miss Phyllis Westlake were
Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. j.
H. Ferrell and son, Willie, Ford rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Southland
are in Mt. Gilead where they will
vivit for the summer with their
son and daughter-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. Al0nzo Southard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Boone and
Miss Connie Rupright, of Colum-
bus, were weekend guests of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
P. Rupright.
Robert Roush and Carl Williams,
of Columbus, left Marysville, We'd
nesday evening for Little Chute,
Kimberly, Wis. They are driving
through and expect to be gone 10
days. They are visiting friends of
Roberts who served with him 1S
months in the 359th Engineers in
France, Belgium and Germany.
1t. and Mrs. Clarence Somerville
of Dayton; Mrs. E. E. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Y. Smith, of Mar.
ion; and Mrs. Nan Long
brake and Miss Hattie Hamilton
of Marysville, were Sunday after.
noon callers at the Hartshorn.
Westlake home, Kenton rd. Mr.
Westlake is confined to his bed BY
illness.
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PARIS STYLE IMPROVERs
COLUMBUS WEDDING
OF LOCAL INTEREST

Miss Nancy Eccles, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Eccles, of
Grandview, became the bride of
Mr.. John L. Southland, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laurence
Southard, also of Grandview, at
"a lovely ceremony in the First
Community church in Columbus,
The bridegroom is the grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Southard of
Marysville.
DIR. Roy Burkhart performed the
ceremony in the church, which was
decorated with green and white
flowers and candleabra. The bride
wore a white satin brocade gown
with a long train. The quaker bon
net carried a veil of sheer white
netting. She carried a corsage of
lilies-of-the-valley, beautiful in its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-06
HELPING HAND CLUB

The May meeting of the Helping
Hand club met at the home OF
Mrs. Glen Gabriel, Thursday.
After the short business session
a playlet "When Ladies get To-
gether" was given by Florence
Scott, Irene Anderson, Mrs. Cab
ricl, Lena Willon and Mrs. Pepper.
After a contest and group sing
ing, refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. Gabriel. Four
teen members and four children
were present. The June meeting
will be held at the home of Vesta
Scott.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-06

MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Rausch, of
Dayton, spent Saturday evening
and Sunday at the home of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. j..
M. Rausch, of West 7th st,
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EAST LIBERTY GIRL
WEDS BELLEFONTAINE MAN

In a double ring ceremony read
Saturday at $3.50 p. m. at the new
home of the bride and groom, Miss
Beatrice Irene Heath, daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Heath, East
Liberty became the bride of Har-
old Chester Daniels, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Daniels, Belle
fontaine. The vows were read by
Rev. E. J. ST. Louis, pastor of the
First Methodist church, Bcllefon-
taine.
Miss Heath was attractively at
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER

Relatives gathered Sunday, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Truitt, in Broadway, to help them
celebrate their Sc tn wedding an
niverSary. Those present were:
1t. and Mrs. Clarence Somer-
vile, Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Welch, Worthington; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hollyday and Mr. and Mrs
Ray Markley and family, all of To-
ledo, and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Y. Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Welch and family, all
of Marion.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Cunningham and
daughter, Evelyn, of near Broad
way Corners, were:
Johnny Leroy Styer BIC, of near
Redwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Cunningham, of New Dover; Mr..
and Mrs. Earnest Coons and son
r. l.; MIR. and Mrs. Eddie Miller
and L. B. Goff, all of Broadway
The occasion celebrated the birth.
days of Dwight Cunningham and
r. l.. COonS.
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II It IT
NEW DOVER W.S.C.S.

The New Dover WomenS Soci-
ETY. of Christian Service will meet
at the home of Mrs. Homer Reed
at 2 pm. Thursday. Mrs. Erma
Weaver will be chairman of the
program committee. The assistant
hoStesSeS will be Mrs. Beatrice
Overly, Mrs. Audrey Graham and
Arc NlIia MoCrnckop
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CONTRACT CLUB

Mrs. Louise Dayton will be hos
tess to the Contract club Thurs
day evening at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Walter Otte on
Buckeye street.
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GET-TO-GETHER CLUB

The Broadway Get-To-Gether
Club met last Thursday with Mrs.
Carl Shirk. There were 9 members
present. The next meeting will be
held May % at the home of Mrs,
c. O. Shearer.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. oHIo

AAG OlN4OlN 100lNA 0~~
The noon luncheon will be held
in the church dining room, served
by the W.S.C.S.. Mrs. r. L. Horn
and Mrs. Edward Behrend are in
charge of luncheon arrangements,
and Mrs. Porter Guy has taken
the reservations.
The afternoon session will begin
at / o'clock with the following
program: Hymn; devotionals by
Mrs. Lillian Ferbrache, of Della
ware; music, string ensemble; adj
dress by Mrs. Speicher; pledge;
remarks, Mrs. Alvi Graham, State
Supervisor of Indian Work; play
let by the Whatsoever Circle,
Marysville; invitations for 1947;
closing prayer, Mrs. w. F. White.
The playlet is entitled THE Or
iginal Ten, by Lola Waite, of Bur
lington, Ia, and tells of the first
organization of the Kings Daugh-
terS, in 1886. The ten Kings
Daughters, who will present this
play will all wear old fashioned
costumes. Those in the cast are
Mrs. Edgar HolycrosS, Mrs. James
Evans, Mrs. Luther Liggett, Miss
Verge Kerr, Mrs. Ivan Southard,
Mrs Russell Banks, Mrs. Frank
Beck, Mrs. Walter Graham, Mrs.
Blanche Morelock and Mrs. Claude
Skidmore. This playlet was given
not long ago at the 50th annivers-
airy of the Whatsoever Circle. 1t
was SO appropriate and we'll done
that Mrs. DeVoss requested it be
repeated at the group meeting,
Tuesday.
IL IL IL
LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET
The Union Unit 70, of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, will hold its
May meeting Thursday, May 8, at
8 o'clock at the lovely country
home of Mrs. L. M. Fairbanks,
near Milford Center.
AS part of the program, the
IA members who are also Gold
Star Mothers, will be honored. 1t
is hoped that a 1000 attendance
can be present for this tribute.
Miss Hattie Hamilton will give the
memorial for Poppy Month.
Assisting Mrs, Fairbanks, who
is chairman, are Milford and Irwin
members; Mrs. Mary Coe, Mrs.
Ethel Pfarr, assistant chairmen;
and Mrs. Louella Kettler, Mrs.
Daum, Mrs. Bertha Hartzell, Mrs.
M ar tn a Anderson, Mrs. Edna
Ann Agner, Mrs. Margaret Coe,
and Diana Neer.
Any MarySville woman who de-
sires to attend and has no car, will
! please get in touch with the presi-
! dent, Mrs. Pearl Mccullough.
Ill III -
MARY BALDWIN CIRCLE
The Mary Baldwin Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet at 2:15
pm. Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Enos Bonham on the Kentor
rd. Assisting Mrs. Bonham will be
Mrs. Ralph Reed.
The program will consist of: Rol
call Mother; devotions, Mrs. Lei
la Hengenderfer; study, Mrs. Bon
ham; history of Mary Baldwin
Circle, Mrs. Lou Graham.
-It- H.
PARIS STYLE IMPROVERS
| The meeting was held at the
high school building on April D.
There was an attendance of AZ
We discussed old and new buSin.
esS. Charlene Laird, Dorothy Cole
man. and Joyce Donahoe gave de-
monStrationS.
We discussed hayride and each
big sister showed the younger girls
how to start her project. We de-
cided to have the next meeting on
May 18th at the school house.
IL III IL
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CIRCLE OF SERVICE
UNITED CIRCLE

The United Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet Tuesday ev-
ening at 7:30 at the home of Mrs
William Wolgamot. Mrs. Adele
Kagay will give the devotionals
and Mrs. Merritt Lentz will have
"AS You Like It."
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w. G. L. U. MEETS

The Womens Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at 1880 Fri
day in the Fellowship room of the
Methodist church. The hoSteSses
will be Mrs. Lora Specs and Mrs.
Horace Sheldon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Huffman will
attend the annual Spring concert
of the famed Columbus Boy choir,
of which their son, Herbert, is di-
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M. III. NJ. T.. CLUB

The M. H. NJ. E. club will meet
at 2 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs.
Agnes Dodge, corner Ash and w.
Ninth streets. The meeting will be
a social get-to-gether.
"a
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-21

boring under the illusion that
they cannot be beaten and that
the old timers would need an as
sistant to carry the basketball
around the floor for them. Whe,
things reach this stage it seems
to me that a showdown is il,
order, especially when we had
such players as the Shinker bro,
theirs, SchulEer b Hrothers and a
host of others. In order to settle
this feud once and for all. how
about you old timers calling Dan
ny Gobel and sign up with him
to take part in the Old Timers
VS.. Bobby Soxers basketball game
to be held March 9th: This
challenge also holds good for the
females of the miniature sex too,
If you happen to be blessed with
a couple of miniatures of your
self, you can either file them up
der miscellaneous for the eve
ming of March 9, or, if such draS
tic measures cannot be employed
you can bring them along. You
need not bother packing lunch
for the little dears because afte,
the game a chow line will form
to the right and a meal will be
served to delight anyone form
six.to sixty. We know that you
must be tired of that steady
steak diet you have been living
on, so we have planned to have
something more tempting to the
palate and pop can fall asleep
over the evening paper some
other time because he will not
want to miss a super basketball
game, to say nothing of a fine
meal and the chance to trip the
light fantastic. Now that all the
members of the family have been
taken care of, put black and
blue circle around March 9 as i
reminder to attend the Old Tim
ers VS.. Bobby Soxers basket
"brawl' game. There should be
many a good laugh and it is a
swell chance to see old friends
and make new friends.
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To the Officers and members
of Branch "a.
By Lillian Bremen

Cnton, O.. Feb. 2l-The Can
ton Jrs. wish to thank the ELL
wood City members for showing
them such fine time. We wish
to thank you also for finding the
homes in which we stayed. The
dinner was very god. 1t seems as
though quite few of our men,
bers attract quite lot of atten-
ton when they ar out of town.
We were glad to see so many
OF our discharged vetertns going
with us to Ellwood. They were
Richard ikelp. Bob Steiner, j.
Mathes. John Fulz, J. Rochus
(plus the wife). We were glad to
see Harold Thellman and his girl
too. Where have you been all this
time, Harold?
We were served very nice
lunch and then played bingo.
What is wrong with the Canton
kids, no luck? We had a swell
time in Canton tough? Especial.
ly on the way home with several
ri tho A 11io,co ~1,,k ~,,o~,horc -.
comparing us. With Hilda ant
Rudy( Alliance mernbers) arount
you sure get your share of the
laughs and good times and what
company, oh boy! In closing
leave you with a thought. i
you are mad or jealous of some
one don't take your spite out il
others. Hint, hint!
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ALLIANCE REVUE
By Hilda

Alliance, o., Feb. 21-Every-
one before we go on to anything
else, please, make a note to spent
! March 10th in Alliance. That is
the date for our reorganization
dance and we hope to see all of
you here.
Our regular meeting of the
month was held last Tuesday and
we had fine meeting.
Three new members were ac-
! !cepted and we are glad to have
them and hope they continue
coming regularly. There was
quite bit of business at the last
meeting but finally we are pre-
pared-our reorganization dance
will be held March 10th, at the
Sachsenheim. We will give you
more details later. 1t promiseses
to be quite original so make
date for March 10th with Alli-
ance as your goal
! We also hope Salem and Can
ton had a good time-we certain
ly enjoyed having them-but I
guess parting is such sweet sor-
row. You just hate to leave-do
! not you. Lii SO | guess the next
best thing is to go along! If
l anyone would like to learn the
ne" dance step Henry and l ORR
ginated - don't! Best advise!!
We are thinking OF signing up u
chorus-but you really must be
able to take it to join. Just ask
Henry! Also-I guess big feet
are requirement. - 1t is called
-"Graceful!"
Thanks to Ellwood City for
| the fine time our Alliance Trs,
had Saturday night. Even though
we missed the games (and a few
roads, we sure had a. good time.
The food was wonderful and
everyone had wonderful time.
Let's hope we get a chance TO
show you such a good time in the
very near future.
By the way-did you even take
a quick square corner: Ask Rudy
what happened: And if anyone
would like to hear Ernie's sto-
ries-hell tell them once YOU get
him started!
f! Well-enough for now-time
to rest up, Don't forget Alliance
We are going to Canton in
| couple of weeks so keep in
touch with each other.
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10 l/2 11tiuiet,ent Deuar
tu,ar>e a,asbesaklt
an 2lrbeitsIcie

Columbus, Ohio. slrbeitsloie in
Ohio erbielten mebr als 10H Millio-
men Collar in Mrbeitsloien-3 3ublun-
gen mabrenb Sanur aui @runo ocs
State Unemployment Gompeniatio.,
8eIebes unS bes 6eoeral Serpica
Men's Establishment Maowance Mct
Of the q. S. 0eiebes ausbe,ablt.
Die 3ablune unter oem Staats.
geiet betrug $8,5OO,OOO; unter Sc,
oeralaelet $2,16O,OOO. Iies lit oe,
bod)ite 8etrag ser lie in eincm Wonat
allsbe5ablt lpurot, iagt CHARLES 8
Sones, Gertpalter oes Ohio 0ureal,
Of Unemployment CONFORMATION.
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By Katy Gotzmeister

Columbus, O., Feb. 2l-I see
everyone has survived the bowl
ing tournament in Canton. All OF
us from Columbus who attended
really had a good time and we
want to thank the Canton Jr5.
Our meeting was we'll attend
ed last Thursday. Two new men,
bers were taken in. One a return
ed service man, namely, John
Schmidt. Glad to have you back
with us again, John. Initiation of
our new members was to have
been taken place last meeting,
but with the fellows spending so
much time at the corner before
the meeting, it has been post
poned until a later date.
With all the fellows returning
from the service, we hope to see
you all back with us at Junior
Saxon meeting. We are having a
party following our next regula.
monthly meeting, on Thursday
March Ia, at $50 p. m. SO make
a note on your calendar for tha,
date. We hope to see each ane
everyone Of you at this meeting
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FARRELL
HfGHLlGHrs
By Lois

Farrell, Pa, Feb. 2l-We had
very good attendance at our
business and social melting hid ON
Feb. II. We hope that all the
members will attend our social
meetings every Monday night
and Our regular meetings held
on the second Monday of every
month. Our next meeting will
be held Mar. llth. at 8 p m.
Our deepest thanks go to Mr..
John Geisel for representing the
Senior Lodge at our meeting.
We wish to take this opport-
unity to welcome back JohnZelch
and Paul Frantz who were dis
charged from the army, and Bill
Zelch who was discharged from
the Navy.
we also wish to welcome into
our club two new members
Mary Linger and Alice May
Gunther. We hope that they will
continue coming to all OF our
meetings.
Many, thanks go to Ellwood
City for the swell time they
showed US. We certainly appre-
,,iataJ -
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Slu9seuaabitaars
int Selieneebiree

genper. Rettl,nssabteilhngen i'm
9ampf mit einem 9li55arb mubten
Dieoer linrfebreu uno Die 81 Nerio
men in einem llnlteb slirlines Slug.
5el,g fonnten crit nat einisen "a
gen aufgefunoen iueroen. Sic lparen
alle beim slbltllr5 lton tot gegangen
uno Die 8er9llng ser 2eid)en mar Ell,
te ihluierige Sade, ba bas Slug,
anf einem id)!per 5u eriteigenben Sci,
len 3ertrii,nmert lag. Oas Jlug;eug
ltiirste 100 ateilen bon Gbepenne.
@po., ab in Sen Glf Wtountains.
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NEW CASTLE. PA.
NEWS
By Betty krause

New Castle. Pa. Feb. 21-Or
Valentines Day young Dan Gu,
pid beamed as he watched the
pretty wedding of two active Jr.
Saxons. Shirley Himebaugh and
Johnny Binder were married at
4:3O p. m. at the Second United
Presbyterian Church. Best wish
es to both of you from all of the
members of the club.
The third basketball carnival
of the season held at Ellwood
City scored again in the ranks
of the successful carnivals. Abe
Ellwood Juniors noted for their
hospitality kept up the tradition
by keeping everyone entertained
The meal was delicious and the
dance had plenty of polkas which
would help make any Saxon
dance complete success.
A certain fellow from Cantor
must have taken a course in
craftsmanship recently. He sure
fooled a lot of people when he
charged admission at the dance
Those were blackmarked prices
Johnny. we go ia reductionat the
foot of the stairs.
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OPA ON THE AIR
THIS WEEK

Radio broadcasts BY the Cleve-
land Dist. lct Once IF Frice I'd.
rainistration on local stations dur
ing the week are as follows:
Saturday February %
at 1915 a. m, WIKI, Cleveland,
OPA Today.
Saturday February 70
at II is am. ,WTAM, Cleveland.
Take Your Choice.
Saturday February %
at II 80 a. m, WFMJ,Youngs-
town, Chester Bowles.
Saturday February %
at l. 80 a. m, WJW, Cleveland.
Chester Bowles.
Saturday February %
at ~ :O5 p. m. WJW, Cleveland,
OPA News.
Sunday, February "a
at lO:l5 a. m., WICA, Ashtabula.
Chester Bowles.
Monday through Friday
at 5 90 y. m, WIKI, Cleveland
The News.
Monday through Friday
at I :O5 \. m.. WkBN youngs-
town, Ohio.
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8erlangt: Nrbeiter

Wert5eugmader, glefnrbeiter, ,trto
8eihner BON oelltider uno idtpe.
oif6er @ftammung. Stdnoige Mr.
belt in GROCER etabIierter @eieui9aft.
Mfan gebe bcrtraulihe Gin5elbeiten.
Bog 30. IL Sieb. Mmer. BolfsbIatt.
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ELLWOOD CITY
NEWS
By George

Ellwood City, Pa. Feb. 21--,-
Here is another event for the
book of memories The results
a good time by all, we hope. The
earlier part of the evening was
spent with the attention centered
on basketball games. The scores
are as follows:
Farrell 3l-Ellwood City Is
Monaco 47-Cleveland w. 30
Youngstown 14-New Castle &c
Ellwood City 2l-Salem 20
Thanks to all the teams who
participated and helped to make
the carnival a success. Also con-
gratulations to the winners OF
these games.
After the games the crow
moved en- to the Sachsenhein1
where a very delicious chicken
dinner was enjoyed. A thousand
thanks to the ladies who laborcCi
in the hot kitchen in order to turn
out a meal which twas really tas-
ty. Later in the evening dancing
was enjoyed. Music was furnish
ed by New Castle orchestra.
Although the trimmings sagged
and finally gave way. | think
everyone enjoyed themselves.
Orchids to our new president
Bob Meier for a grand job Ill
scoring a hit with this success.
Although this being your first
crack at something like this yov,
did grandjob. Thanks also to
everyone who took an active part
in sending this event over the
top.
Blasius
Attention kids here is good
news for you. Saturday. March
End, is your big night. A chill
aren's party has been planned
for you by the Senior Lodge.
There will be dancing and re-
freshments. This is the party you
have been looking forward to, so
we will be expecting you!