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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-25
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvTLLE OHIO

sister, Mrs. Carve; Winder. Both
mother and baby are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Jordan
Sr., of York Center, entertained
last Sunday in honor of Mrs. Del
phis Stahl, Joe Vernon, and Will
ard A. Jordan, the occasion being
their birthday anniversary. Guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kava-
naugh and daughter; MIR. and Mrs.
Lester Jordan and family; George
Kavanaugh, who is home on fur
Tough, and the honored guests.
Mrs. Louella Wagner, 80, wife
of Edward Wagner, o. Mt. Victory,
died in San Antonio hospital in
Kenton Tuesday evening following
an illness of two weeks. A native
of Union county, she was born
Sept. 20, 1858. In 1893 she was
reared four children, two nieces,
married TO Mr.. Wagner. They
Mrs. Mildred Lytle, of Marion, and
Mrs. Louella King, of Mt. Victory,
an adopted son, Walter Wagner,
who died in 1888 and his son, Walt
er Wagner Jr. Surviving besides
the children are sister, Mrs. Lola
Kinsey, of Kenton, and brother
William Rowe, of Marion, and
seven neices and nephewS. Funeral
services were conducted mere,
Thursday, at 2 pm. in the Sher-
man Funeral Home by the Rev.
Robert King, with burial in Hale
cemetery.
Miss Miriam Simpson was re-
moved to her home Wednesday
from the Antonio hospital after
undergoing an appendix operation.
Miss Merle Longberry of Larue
spent Thursday night and Friday
at the home of Mrs. Louisa Koontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammyl
spent Monday in Bellefontaine.
A card from Mrs. Ernistine
Wagner, who is spending the win
ter in the sunny southland, to your
local correspondent, reports swell!
weather and fine time in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Headington
and family are moving this week
to the Yoakum property on E.
Marion street.
Mrs. Olen Williams and daught-
er, Betty, returned home Sunday
after a two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, in
Florida.
mt. Victory cont. on page 81
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BY MRS. NELLIE FOREMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White were
Tuesday guests at the Frank
White home near Redwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Yes yesterday
have moved their antiques to the
"Evergreens" which is located on
route 30 south out of Gallon.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Rapp, of
Ridgeway and Mrs. Irene Lauer,
of Broadway, were Sunday after
noon callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Rapp and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Brown and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Brown, of Ridgeway, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milburn Brown and daughter,
Carol Ann, of Lima, were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the Willis
Farm Bureau No. 10 enjoyed
an oyster supper at the Paul Har
vey home, Friday events, Feb. IS.
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Sponsler,
were Sunday evening supper
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ew
! ing.
Guy Terrill and family of Ridge
way and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Craig
and daughter. Becky, were Sunday
afternoon callers at the Fay Scott
| home.
Mrs. Katherine Vermillion and
Mrs. Myrtle McVey of Kenton
spent Thursday afternoon with
I Mrs. Willis Tschudy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Ollie and
daughter entertained at their home
on E. Church street, Marion Sun
i day in honor of the formers moth
er'S 61St birthday anniversary.
! Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
/ William Ollie and Oren; Mrs. Ger
trude Wooley, and j. M. Madory,
of Mt. Victory; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
I E. Garee, Mrs. Owen Griffeth, of
Pharisburg; and Mr., and Mrs. II.
c. Derr, of Marysville. H. o. Hagar
was an afternoon caller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buron Elliott of
Terre Haute, Ind, are visiting at
the home of hrs mother, Mrs.
Crystal Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hatcher of
Kenton were Sunday visitors at
the c. w. Kelsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Mollett Sr.,
Of Mt. Victory, observed their 50th
Wedding Anniversary on Feb. 18th,
with a family dinner at the Hard
ing Hotel in Marion and with open
house at their home on Sunday.
Feb. 18th.
Charles w. Mollet and Lydia
M. Weidemann were married by
the Rev. Hiram Peters at Mcclure,
Feb. 16, 1896. Mr.. Mollett has been
engaged in grain and milling busi-
ness for so years at Mcclure, Ohio,
Frankfort, Ind. Toledo and in Mt
Victory for the past eighteen
years.
They are the parents of two
daughters, Mrs. w. c. Mowery, of
Mt. Victory and Mrs. R. w. Cald-
well, of Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin,
and two sons, w. l.. Mollett, Grand
Rapids Mich, and c. w. Mollett
Jr., Mt. Victory. There are three
grandchildren, Ray w, Caldwell,
Tr.. Carol Ann Caldwell and w.
Charles Mowery.
Among the out OF town guests
who helped celebrate the Golden
Anniversary were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley M. Frey, J. Richard Frey,
Mrs. Jennie c. Frey, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. DeTray, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Burgoon and children, Joan and
Jack. Mr.. and and Mrs. Herbert
Miller anddaugher, Marjory, Cora
BiSh, Mr.an Mrs. Ora MOWery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mowery, Mrs.
May II. Caldwell Miss Helen Cald-
well and GuStave BergStadt of To-
ledo. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frische,
Mrs. Ida Winner and Mr.. and Mrs
A. M. Latridge of Wapakoneta
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. DeTray and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Rudolph and
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A surprise was given last Mon
day night for Mrs. Floyd White,
when II members of Circle No. 5
Of the W.S.C.S. gathered at her
home to remind her that she had
reached another milestone in life.
A social evening was enjoyed by
ALI, Music was furnished by John
Gamble, Dick White and Bill
White. A lunch was served to Mrs,
Stanley Frantz, Mrs. Frances
Johnson, Mrs. w. L. File, Mrs.
ESta Cahil, Mrs. Slack, Mrs. VIM.
Bird, Mrs. Homer Harvey, Mrs.
Edward Seig, Mrs. William Davis,
Mrs. Levi Thompson, and Miss
ImOOgene Gordon.
Mrs. Ross Phelps and baby,
Sherry Lee, were removed from
the McKitrick hospital in Kenton
last Friday to the home of her
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and daughter, Gwendolyen, called
at the Tom RooSa home Tuesday.
Mr.. Roosa and the family have oil
sympathy in the death of his wife
Florence.
Mrs. Hazel Gray and son, Bar
ton, were on the sick list few
days last week with bad colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shirk and
son, Kenny Lee, of Claibourne, Wis
itcG at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Shirk and
family. Kenny Lee stayed all night
whit his grandparents.
Ray Jackson and Wesley Swim
hing attended a sale at Kenton on
Monday.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray spent
MONDAY evening with Miss Geneva
Shirk.
Mir. and Mrs. o. l.. Gray and
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Coins,
daughter, Judy, and Mrs. Bertha
Swimming and daughter Dian, were
shopping in Marion Monday after
noon.
Ottie Gray and family pSent Sun
day afternoon with their mother,
Mrs. Fay Jackson and family, Of
near Bethel
Barton Gray spent Monday at
the home of his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Co
inS and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Swimming and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Ottie Gray and daugh-
ter, Gwendolyen, were evening
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Veterans Hospital, in Dayton,
Thursday morning in the Sherman
ambulance. He is located in Ward
l, Room 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Clapsaddle
of near Marysville were Wednes-
day evening dinner guests of Har-
land Foreman and family.
A pot luck dinner was enjoyed
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Drumm. The occasion
was i'm honor of Mrs. Drumm's
birthday anniversary Guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Cleston
Drumm and son of Gallon and Mr.,
and Mrs. James DuttOn and two
sons of Larue. Mrs. Drumm re-
ceived some nice gifts.
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= BOXES CREEK

Wesley Swimming and .lmily
made business trip to Marion,
Saturday.
Ottie Gray and Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Coins were shopping nj
Marysville, Saturday.
Mrs. Mae Kirby and Mrs. Ned
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Gray
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Mark Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Mol
lett Sr. observed their golden we'd
ding anniversary with family
dinner at Hotel Harding, Marion,
and with an open house at their
home at Mt. Victory, last week.
Charles w. Mollett and Lydia
w. Wildemaun were married by
Rev. Hiram Peters at Mcclure, o.
on Feb. 16, 1896. Mr.. Mollett has
been engaged in the grain and
milling business for SO years at
Mcclure, Toledo and Frankfort,
Ind, and for the past 18 years at
Mt. Victory.
They are the parents of two
daughters, Mrs. w. c. MoWery,
Mt. Victory, and Mrs. Ray w.
Caldwell, Fond Du Lac, Wis.,, and
two sons, w. L. Mollett, Grand
Rapids, Mich, and Charles w. Mol
lett jr., Mt. Victory; three grand
children, Carol Ann and Ray w.
Caldwell and Charles Mowery.
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Mt. Victory Section

family of Mcclure Rev. and Mrs.
G. Luther Stager and Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Brame of Ada, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stein of Bowling Green.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Mollett
wish to thank all those who helped
| to make the celebration of their
Golden Wedding Anniversary a
| happy occasion.
Bobby and Jackie Buroker were
: weekend guests Of their grand
parents, MIR. and Mrs. +. E. Fling.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Barber of
RuShSylvania were Wednesday
visitors at the Floyd White home.
Miss Louise Thomas, of London,
Walter Ewing, and Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Curtis, were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Thomas, of Rich
wood.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Boyd, of Marion, former residents
of Mt. Victory, will be glad to
learn that Mrs. Boyd is recovering
nicely from a recent operation at
the Mt. Carmel hospital in Colum-
bus.
Mrs. Eber Smith, of Mt Victory,
and Mrs. Fenton Smith an d
daughter, Mrs. Clingerman, of
Belle Center, were Sunday after
noon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Moe and son
moved this week to the Orr prop
erty on S. Hale street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Miley en-
tertained Sunday in honor of their
twin daughters birthday. Dinner
guests were Mrs. Donna Miley, of
Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Miley, of Shelby; Junior JolIiff
and James Wright, of Byhalia. and
honored guests, Ruth and Naomi
Miley.
Mrs. Carrie Wright was week
end visitor at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Florence jackson,
in Columbus.
Mrs. Crystal Elliott and daught-
er, June, of Mt. Victory, and Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Elliott, of Terre
Haute, Ind. were Wednesday even
guests of Edward Seig and family.
Emory Curl, a former resident of
Mt. Victory, died at his home in
Ada last Saturday morning. He
was a son of Aaron and Rachel
Curl and was born in Mt. Victory,
Nov. 19, 1856. In 1899 he was mar
ried to Anivesta Maude IamS, who
survives with 5 sons and 3 daught-
erS. Mr.. Curl was a twin brother
to Mrs. Emma Harvey of Mt. Vic
tory. The funeral services were
held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in the Preston Funeral Home
in Ada. Burial in the WOodlaWn
cemetery, Ada.
George Wallace made a business
trip to Bellefontaine Thursday.
A farewell party was held for
Nelson Orth at the home of Miss
Elenore Harder. Nelson is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Orth of
east of Mt. Victory. He went into
the services last Wednesday, Feb.
20th. The evening was opened by
a ScaVenger hunt, then followed
by games which were enjoyed by
all. Also singing by the group with
Billie Lou Pride at the piano.
Those present were Frances Dill
saver, James Spracklin, R t h
Miley, James Wright, Naomi Miley,
Junior Jolliff, Jean GilliFillan, Rob
ert Battles, Billie Lou PTi6", Rich
ard Seller, Katherine Harder, Hugh
Latimer, Maxine and Harold Orth,
Mr.and Mrs. Robert Orth and fam
ily, Mrs. Richard VIC cd a n d
daughter, Rebecca, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Harder and family, the
honored guest, Nelson Orth, and
hostess Elenofe Harder. Refresh
ments were served. The best OF
luck was extended TO Nelson while
in the service.
Ralph Engle was moved TO the
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,lrn, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard CONS
and family and Ray Jackson.
Mrs. Virginia Coins called on her
sister-in-law and children, Mrs. j..
d. Halbrook, one day last week.
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Several visitors called at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Gray
the past week. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Swimming and child
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Residents Refuse
To Give Support
To Resident BON

LOS ANGELES lPPSl - Some
thing new was added 10 race re-
lations this week when II was
learned that white residents Of q
west side area IN this city are pledR-
ing to refrain from signing re-
stTittive covenants now being cir
culatsd franticaily by frightened
real estate dealers.
The pledge points out the close
connection between covenants on
the one hand and lynching. race
riots and fascism on the other.
Twenty-Five Of the first "a per-
sons approached affixed their sig
natures 10 the pledge, Il was learn
ed. The area involved II boFdered
bv West Adams on the north, seth
Street on the south. Ninth Avenue
on the east and Vineyard on the
west.
The community group against
covenants was formed when some
Of the residents learned that GER
tain individuals, believed 10 be
backed by real estate interests,
were busy going from door 70 door
circulating restrictive contracts
which ban "non- CaucAsians" from
use or occupancy Of property eG-
cent ~ servants. A fee IL being
collected from each slgnsT.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Son Bernordino
Appoints First
NEGRO Teacher

SAN BEIlNARDINO, Calf. (PPBD
Marking the first time q Negro
has boon appointed 20 teach In the
city school system here, Mrs. Mary
Lou Smith, wife Of J. Robert Smith,
editor Of the Tr-County Bulletin
newspaper, was appointed last
week 10 teach at the Nj. Vernon
elementary school.
While Negro teachers are en-
plOyed In the county schools, only
whites and Msxieana previously
were appointed 10 the city schools.
Mrs. Smith, q teacher In the Los
Angeles school system for the last
four years, 10 q graduate Of Ban
Bernardlno schools and the UnlvsF.
sity Of California ut Los Angeles.
Her husband In well known In
national journalistic circles. Mr..
Smith formerly worked on the New
York Amsterdam News, Baltimore
Afro-AmsTieRn and Los Angeles
Sentinel, among others.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Mamie Mccoy
Elected Grand
MatrOn O. Il. S,

Mrs. Mamie Mccoy was elected
Grand MAtron at the 2lst annual
Minnesota Order Of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter which met at the
Pilgrim Baptist church, st. Paul,
ON Aug. % and %. Other officers
elected were; Ardelia Allen, asso-
ciAte Grand Matron; Edna Jack
son, Grand Conductress; Mabel
Harris, Associated Conductress
Kate Neil, Grand Lecturer; Mamie
Green, Grand Treasurer; Florence
Johnson, Grand Secretary; Mr.. J.
r. Lynn. Grand Patron; Mr.. Geo.
DOwney, Associate Grand Patron.
Appointed officers; Carrie Lind
say. Ada; Violet Hurt, Ruth; Worda
Gutherie, Esther; Mamie Fogg,
Martha; Vassar Perkins, Electa;
Matte bearing, Grand Chaplain;
Blanche MAyes, Grand Marshal;
Mary Moss, Grand Warden; Earl
Sims. Sentinel; J. r. Lynn. Chair
man Of Grand Ways and Means;
Lucille Shivers, Chairman Of Grand
Sunshine, and Minnie Adams,
Foreign Correspondent,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Miss Golden Cote
Beauty Contest
Planned for W0ai

LOS ANGELES (PPs)--Plans
have been completed for the first
annual statewide Miss Golden
Gate Bronze America beauty con.
test 20 bs staged on Sept. 70 at
the Shrine auditorium, according
20 mn announcement this week by
Ted Merriman, who, with Sid
HaEeur, local newapapeTman, IL
promoting the affair.
I'VE will have movie stars Of
both races 10 act a. judges for the
contest" said MerTfman, "and In
addition there will be an all-staE
variety show with some Of the big
Eest acts In the business being
presented"
In addition 70 Los Angeles, VA
rious other cities throughout the
state will send beauties here %
vie for the crown Of the most
beautiful eolOred girl In Sunny
California" according 10 MerTimRn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Polio Strikes
Roberta Ellis

Miss Roberta Ellis, .1S-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
L. Jenkins, 8l2 Bryant Ave. N,
has been stricken with polio. Miss
Ellis, who has been employed at
the University hospital, was taken
Ill on Thursday, Aug. %. She
complained Of a pain in her neck
and left leg. Now confined TO Gen.
eral hospital she has passed the
critical stage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Shrine Delegates Expelled
On UndisclOSed Charges

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA) A
ten-man commission Of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Of Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine last Friday
ruled that William H. Bailey, Henry
C. Hogan, Joseph Henderson and
Clifford o. Smith, delegates from
Mecca Temple No. 10, Washington,
D. c., were expelled from the order
on undisclosed charges.
The near-arrest Of It's Imperial
Potentate, Raymond E. jackson,
snarled the final days work Of the
Shriners. Presiding over the forty
fifth annual session Of the high
Masonic order in the Chris j. Perry
Elks Lodge building, Broad and
Master Streets, jackson was cited
for arrest by Judge Joseph Sloane,
Common Pleas Court 2, on charges
growing out Of intra-fraternal af-
fairs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
FBI Denies Comment
On Knowledge Of Monsters

WASHINGTON. d. c. (NNPA)
The Federal Bureau Of InvsstiRa.
ton last Friday declined 20 com.
ment on reports that the names Of
some members Of the mob who
masaaered four persons near Mon.
roe. Ga. July rs, were known "a
la investigators.
A spokesman for the FBI said
as a matter Of policy II will moi
comment on pending inysstiRa.
lions. A. an indication that The
FBI In still seeking q solution b
the crime. the spokesman pointed
10 the concentration Of FBI agents
ht Monroe.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Byron Rife He0ds
Dorie Miller Post
AT Installation

DorIs Miller Post B44 Of the
American Legion. So. Paul, In
stalled officers last Wednesday,
Aug. n, with former Lieutenant
Byron Rife ~ post commander.
Vice commander Of the post ID
Andrew HArtAhornj adjutAnt, Sam
Reed; service officer, Alexander
Jordan; finance officer, o. G. Hall,
Jr,; chaplain, Alfred Harmon, and
historian, also Sam Reed,
The legal committee Of the post
10 headaa by Lyman Cohen, the
AmsTieAniam COMMITTEES by Zen
Jackson; publicity by Kenneth vii.
son; civil rights by A. Bergman;
employment BY o. {. Hall, jr., and
recreation by Dwight Reed, Jr.,
and former WAC member. Mary
Cook.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Crowded Court
Hears Trial Plea
In Peery Case

Representatives OF many inter
racial, civic, church, and political
organizations crowded into the
court room Of Judge John l.
Rounds, In the 81. Paul city hall
Tuesday afternoon. 20 hear the
plea for a new trial for Nelson
Pcery, S729 Fourth Ave, s.. Min.
neapolis, who was sentenced 10 %
days in the Sc, Paul workhouse
Aug. 10. on n charge Of indecent
exposure.
Francis NJ. Smith, 81. Paul at,
torney, made a brilliant plea FOR
new trial for Psery, who Ii ar
eN-servicemAn and active with
various youth organizations In
Minneapolis. lie cited various cases
10 show that Pcery was not In q
public place. hut In hia own room
In n dormitory at Concordia Col.
lego where he In a member Of an
industrial institute, and that he did
not willfully or knowingly expose
himself to the girls who tsstihsd
against him.
The girls, employees Of Brown
q BigelOw. testified that on three
different occasions as they passed
by on q private sidewalk some SO
feet from the building, they saw
Peory nude IN his room. Mr.. Smith
read an affidavit sworn 20 by David
Fuesil, white member Of che
institute and former roommate Of
Peery's, TO the effect that on Aug
IL, Peery did not no 10 work and
was not undreAsed when the girls
passed at about b;ib p. m,
Arrested Without Warrant
When Smith called the courts
attention 10 the fact that peery
was Negro, that he had beer
arrested for an alleged misde.
meRnor without n warrant, and
that a white boy would not have
been arrested on such q charge
without n warrant, Judge Rounds
fastened 20 deny any charge Of
prejudice on his part In the mat
ter.
ou,l.L IL. -..,-,
A..'i,n n Aso pIe"ehIed TWO Ant
Tsn,su swOIm 70 oy IT hugo
tai n.,i,,,tI es .e ~ 'n1 uu ~
49,, AZ ' w. ~ PsJ s, tha' ths
-. S",,,.. "a" ..
tor. vITorouSIy "1possa smItA'.
motion for . new trial. He ar.
Eued that there was no new EVIL
Gen asnes ia a"c mace mech o. ne
on thrse diGsrsn, o.sss,ars .hsS
had looked through the window
and seen the defendant nude In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30

Earl Lyons In municipal court,
Wednesday morning.
According 20 Scotia tsutimoy,
he and q friend, Leroy True, en-
tered Brady'a last Saturday night
and ordered tom collins drinks %
the bar. The bartender told them
thoy couldn't be served at the bar,
but 10 take . seat In q booth.
Scott stated that after they were
seated In the booth, q bouncsr ap.
preached the two mon and told
them they couldn't be served DO.
cause thay were intoxicated. When
Scott denied that they were under
the influence Of liquor, he aaid the
bouneer replied, hYou1l have 10
leave anyway"
Puahed Al he Left
Scott stated they were walking
slowly IN Che door when he h00ngt'
~ pnhhAd him. and a. he swung
around 10 defend himself, his coat
few open revealing q gun. when
the b0uncer saw the gun, he called
out, and according 20 Scott, Henry
- hutuONtWut SOTO OUlNgFhity ANes
N. w., q substitute police officer,
who was OF duty, and q customer
In the bar, entered the fracas.
kOrnoviteh was appointed 70 the
force In September, 1914.
Scott says he was hluRged by the
bouncsr, and when he tried 20 pro-
tact himself, he was held By the
latter while KornoViteh struck him
In the mouth. When police arrived
they took Scott Into custody.
Judge Speaks Mind
In commenting on his findings
Judge Lyons said that on the basis
Of what happened In the bar alone,
he would have dismissed the case
against Scott, but the latter had
resisted . police officer. Lyons also
volunteered the observation that
on the basis Of the testimony Il
appeared 70 be obvious the refusal
10 serve Scott and his friend IN
the FIRST place had been because
they were Negroes.
Attorney n. A. Skinner repre-
sentsd Scott IN the case.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Two Youths Face Charge
OF AAAauItinR Negro GIrls

COLLINS, Miss. (NNPA)--Two
white youths charged with attempt.
Ing 10 assault two Negro girls, and
third accused Of pointing q
weapon. pleaded guilty 10 lesser
charges and were fined so and
costs each. court records here dis.
closed last Thursday.
The case was heard late last
Wednesday by T. e. Campbell, jus
tiee u the peace. o. o. Weathsrs-
by, district attorney, said that the
girls asked the original complaints
be withdrawn 20 that charges Of
creating q family disturbance
could be substituted.
The defendants were Ernest "
Mcdonald and Jadell Moore oriRi.
nalIy charged with attempted ~.
snult, and Clyde Sellers, earlier
charged with pointing . gun.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-08-30
Border Methodist
Plons Mems Day
On September 9Th

Mems Day will be observed aI
Border Methodist church, 9TH and
AldTieh Ave. ~, Sunday, Sept. 3,
with services held at II .. m. and
p. m.
The Rev. Charles Parker, newly.
installed pastor Of Border, win
bring the message NJ the morning
service. Elder Kirk Of Beacon
Light Seventh Day Adventist
church, well-known for his Sunday
morning singing over radio station
WDGY, will be guest speaker nc
the afternoon service at 4 y: m.
Al this service there win be q short
Epecially-pTepared program.
Hardy white II general chairman
Of arrangements for the day.