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Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
prin5 Ruppreht
wittert ~21loroenluft
pclitiiAc SiRrcr 80Ycrns oloAbclt, Nas cit pcr<
s~Wcifcltcs rclf nod jcNcm Strchbalm crcift mnc
fir cine nlcnnrdic %Itintn,en 1piirNe, Icutc iRrn sic
OcIcocnkcit ocbctcn 1perNcn

nulB. Sic poIitiifen Shbrer hnbrl
erfonnt, BOB elm per5lpeifeltes 8oIf
flod ie0em 5trob6olm ereift un0
initonop it, iein Sell in Ser Geof.
ton 81 nrdlen un0 fir cine Molfurs
die GIT itimlnel1, ioIlte iFnn oo5u sic
@elegenbeit geboten fneroen.
9rin5 9lpprcft illdlte sic onleri-
faniidpn Gorrclponoentrn ourf lei
ne no8ifeimsIihe GoIle gu b~eein6ruf-
fen. gr betoiite, oaB er iih fpibreno
6es Qail3en arieaes oltf peri6nIide
ginIa0una oes aonigs Giftor Gtno-
nueI in StoIicn atfbieIt. Sonit,
foqte er ms, lu1rc er pom Nn5is ber-
baftet l1p Ser ge3iehlmgen nit
gnaIono be3id)tigt fporoen.
Der Grfronprin5 er5aAltc, mic
Sitter Nnfong Ser 3pan5igeriabre
iid 0ltrh 9lloen6orff an i'm getpanot
hobe ltno i'm babe nufforoern lol-
zen. iid) on5uid)lieBen, nIs Ole 0n=
anaIs fIeine @ritppe iid onididte
8o1ern BON @eih 5u trennen. @S
lit ~eritaunlif berte it6eroa, Die 9lei=
den g%enoen5en SIT beobndten; iiber-
oil 6erridte itorfer SeperatisInlS
1ino bereote gbneiQuitg 9egen ben
@nltronl non Geiltidlen ltto Nltsl1l-
0ern oils ollrn 9eilen Oes Heidls.
g(Roelidts 0icier 2oQe iibt Die
g Observation-Disclosures eifeit isarfeu
@nrci3 oils, nnn lire 5iibrer be-
botptef, cine gierfelmiI1ion 9ln-
bangor 3p beiiten. GbgIeid Die
neile ,2onoliltenpartei~ niht on Den
@enlein0ctpuhlen I'M poriqen Mtonot
~tei8na6men, idGbt Ser baDriihe Nfi-
niiterpr1iioent 81. @ilbelm 6ogner,
iuie er 6ieIern Gorreiponoenten ollS-
einonoeriebte, 6oB 12 bis Is Sro-
sent ser obgege6enen Stirnmen alif
,oie M%onordiiten c%ntfollcn oiirften.
Die itarfIte 0artei, sic Gbriitlih-
,So3iale Union. oie 40 8ro3erlt Der
ubgegebenen Stimmen erbieIt, nn-
telitiiBt ebenfolls ifn Grin5ip Den
ropolitii6en @a0anfen, nnO 6aS
f0nnte Iib ais entIdeiOenOer Joftor
erp2iieu. Gatbolii6e 8rielter iinO
sic Itdrfitan Stiiben Der @drtei un0
es lit befunilt. onB iie cine &eitauru-
ton oes bapriiden aonigsBolrles be-
giiliti9ell.
Ger nod INNER 0itolc arollprlrl&
Der gltgliidb iprid)t, lpor in erlten
8eltfrieg 9olnmonSunt elmer Nr-
aleeQrltppe. Nodl Dem &rieg muroe
CT ais ariegsperbreder on9eflagt;
aber es fam nie 5u elmer 8erbalo-
lung. Sbpobl er ingt, er lei fir ELL
parlanenturii6es SDItem na6 engli-
lhem Naiiter. perfiinOet Ser 5iibrer
Ser IoDaliitiid)en Nartei Baron
6run5 bon &eoipie, oos nlonarfi-
itilde 5pitem in 8apern ioae iif)
ollf sem 9rin5ip oes pgottliden
9fedtS~ Der aonige o%ufbouen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
9auOlanger
Der 9io5ls


Neipprf, q. s. Nady gIhteI.
llingen 0es SBS fnnoen iid in iei-
iien Bitten Scr 9an5is Anbdnger in
gep SerleD 80 Ser So Momeil mel
de IN Nften ouftnu1ten, Die III
9eutihlnn6 gefuli0en mor0en iin0.
@s mnrer Dies 9enmen bon 8e-
omten Der u6reulroe oes nellen
0eittidIono" in 7 Grtseruppcn Neu
SerieDS ul0 5unr in Den Sobren
1932-35, ebe Die Organization ib-
rem Nomen in ,,glmerifnoelttI1tn
GoLfSbnl0" ob110erte.
SonlleI &. McSee, ser G6ef oes
8luloes9ebehnloienltes in Nep Ser
fep, teilte nit, bop 80 Ser 80 No5is,
ii6er Die iein 8iiro Snformotionen
beiaB, lrnteriudf fporoen iin0. Bon
ben 90, fubr er fort, paren IS ome-
rifoniihe 8iirger un0 10 @aiSldh-
Ser, @iner Der aenSis, bie 8iir9er-
popiere beiabclb lit luegen Spionoee
gu 3liftbouS berurteilt noroen, ei-
rem olboereit rplir0e 0os Yiirgerre6t
ent8ogen luiO feline &nternierung
berfiigt.
@S lit nift n~titgeteilt noroelL
luober oieie Site Ser Na6is itnmmt,
aud iiiro lire Nanlen ni6t per0I-
fentliht mor1en. Die in 9etltIf=
Iallo ~gefunoene 2iite mur0e BON ei-
mem l~lnterfomitee oeS Senots frei-
gegebpn un0 entbieIt 200 Namen
Don 0rtsgnlppenperlpaltern in IA
Stooten; iie tritg Ole Auflhriit
u@ou GIt", oblpobl iid borin Srts-
gruppen bon Mefo Yort Bis GaliIor-
nie1t befonoen.
Sic aften bes sos, tuelde IN ben
Sabren ~angelegt iuuroen, ebe Die
u6reulpoe 0es neien 9eutidluno"
ibren Monlen III .Mmerifo0eatiden
8olfsbuno" 1lloerten uno mebr an
Sic Geffentlidfeit t%raten; elmer Ser
ied)s fpir0e nod) ieiner Snternierimg
0eportiert; 5rDei muroen 81 3ud)t-
bauSltrofen Derurteilt, fueil lie lid
nerifiporen battcn, ous nmerifoni-
if)e Militdr0ienit0eicb SIT Derleben;
5luei Der Qette oienten i'm &riege
Bel ser 8llnoesar1nee; mebrere MliS-
l1ibSer botten iif perpflif)tet, alif
ieiten geutIhlnnos 81 fdmpfen, uno
DieIe 6atten Miifimn0erer -Mforf nn6
oriiben aeihidt, bon oellen tie nod
ibrer &iidfebr ins Meid @ebrallf)
5lt mohcn ge0n6tel.
Inter ben nnrnboft gpmodten, Die
in SEEM SerieD nobnten, befon0en
fid mebrere, 0ie ip1ter bobe @emter
I'M .Daatidomerifoniid)en Golfs-
bun0" beflei6eten. @iele uuroen
bobe 8ennlte in Stnnts- lrlo Srts-
gruppen Netp Serieps.
Sn Der 0eirti9en Site, mel6e ons
69S ftioierte, befnnoen iid SrtS-
qrlifpen Der udrauEAei j DDeesSs llleueerl
Geutihlnno" i'm 8eEggnh GplhptA ElIs
5obetb, 9obofen, &ai0lon -GountD,
gseaparf, @aiiaic County un6 Gren-
ton.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
8epin erluhte
w~i0ermilIio
I'm Nnnabme
England IiihIt, Nas Is rcn 2lrtcrifa vimt Std ocs
lnIIcrr" tpmrNe, abcr 2ln,eriRancr Iaecrt, Nah cRnc
1tcmprcmib SIC Gage Scr mo MnynpciielRoft ecs
31hlt tpGrcn

&pnOon - Mubenminilter grneIt
8epin eriudlte %mioerwiaig 0oS bri-
tide @obinett, cine &ompronliBlo.
lung ai5lilef men, weIhe Die ruiiiih-
britilhe Strife obne totegorilhe @nt.
loitllng Der britilheu Bolitit in
@riehenlan0 beenOen miirOe.
@epin miBfdGt Die QDiung gail5
mo gar. gr mar 5ornig iiber oie
&orgGn0e in Der @ebeimiibung, ipie
audi ole onoercn E%eiluebmcr.
g1ah Der GompromiBloIung, sic
BON Gomoro 81. Stettinius bon Den
Ser. Stootef porgel6lageli wuroe,
miir0cu bic rnllild)en Neidnloigln-
gen, ooB britilhe Irupper IN @rie.
hen(ano cine 8e0robu1ig oes 8elt.
fric0crs oorltellten ollrd cine eiil-
fod)e GrfIdrung 5. 8. Wnfius bon
A~uitrolien, oes &oriitenOen Oes 81
Mer6eitSrots Der l19fG, aus Der Nelt
qeIdofft weroen, obne &eiolution
nod Abitimming il6er Die Itrittigen
Yltnftc.
auOrei 5. SiIDinsFL Gublalios
iharf5iingiger 3elegot, %erlpartet
Wlosfolis Yei6eio ali Die uorgeibla-
9eue 20iun9.s
Yeuius GulpIeblllng Der auialnle
0eS acknowledgement <ries erfol8te
int Siltereile, Die Yer. Nntionen 5ll-
lnnlIlell5libolten. Nmcrifanilhe Sell.
ncbiuer Oriidteu lid oabingeben0 aus,
0aB Mbmeilltng Oes oorgeIdlagenen
&omprontiiies faftiih 5ur auflo-
Jung Der llgeO fiibren oiirite.
8us britiide &abinett, 0aB Iih
nad oieien @ntpidllin9en in gebei-
mer Sisung trof, ioa ben Stouo-
punft einniebmcrb oaB es fir @ng.
lono obiolut notpenoig lei, Dab es
BON ben ruiIiiden 8ebauptungen,
our9 britiide Grltppen ben 8eltfrie-
ben 81 gefdbroeL reingelpnl6en
Der0e.
Sslt mun6en britil6en areiien
fii6lt man, Dob Die Ser. Stooten
a@nglono I'M Sti6" lieBen, ais ibr
9elegot sic GompromiBlolung i'll
@orI6lag brod)te. Amerifunilhe
geomte ieood erfldrten, bob bies Die
ein5ige 20Iu1g biloetc, I'M HiiBlono
ob8u6alten, in Dem Streit nit 8ri-
ta1lnien Dor Dem llgtSs Siherbeits-
rat erlnlalig oo5 8etoredt gelteuo
5i nloden.
Qon6on = 9o8 milit6riIde Stobs-
fomitee Scr 8~ereinieten Notionell'
iueldes Oie iltternationale HoliSei.
trllppe Ser @elt f%ontroaieren miro,
trat 8ienstog gum eritenmale 5it-
lomnen. @S mar cine @ebeimiit-
5ung.
IL 6obe Sffi3iere Ser Gereini9tcn
Gtaaten, <BIono, @roBbritannien,
Sronfrei6 uno CHINA, iaBen I'M
Sen u%-formigen Gid III einem iiber.
fiiaten &omitee3immer nnO fonfe.
rierten mebr nllS cine Stun0e. Cine
Grolt, if. st Nini 8oiSfow BON Der
rulIiIden Delegation. mar oarunter.
gomirol Cir @enrp ST. Moore, Gbef
Ser britil6en Delegation, wltrOe gum
@raIioent ser erlten SiBung nomi-
inert. 9ie 9elegierten bei6loien,
Dob sic foIgen0en aonferen5en nod
olp9abetii6er &eibenfolge BON ben
2eifern Ser ~ein5elnen Delegation ge-
fiibrt meroen iollen.
General Sbnllg G6en bon Gbina,
Scr GerlonolItnbsdef Chang Soi
Sdefs, miro Die fir Mittpod onbe-
raul1te nGdite Sibung leiten.
Sic 8~ereinigten Staoten muroen
BON General George 6. &ennep, Mo-
miro[ Gidor0 g. Garner, General
lertnont Mottbem g.. &iogipap uno
Slottencoptoin Denis Snon bertre-
ten. Sic ruiiiiden 9eleyierten iin0
@enerolmojor u. Sbarapop, Ni6e.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
1~llerecnthaM FIR
pcItperinnN itaA Reid,

Stem Worf Der ebemolige
S6obamtsiefretdr &enrp Worgen-
t6ou lit fir cine Aufbebung Der nod
gelteroen 8oItiperre fir Deutidlano,
ipie gioger q. @oIipin, 9ireftor Der
oiif oaSielbe .8ieI binnrbeitenoen
gmericon Chill CELEBRITIES Union,
befanntaob. Balomin mn6te Wiit-
teilung bon einem Shreiben Mor-
an ieinen Gerbano, IN
Dem es bieB: sd itimme nit Sb-
men therein, bob Noit nod 9eutid-
Lamb ourdgeIaiIen ueroen ion. 9tber
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
EornpromlB0Iun9 INI Ger, natlonen 3uIammenbaIer
@rOfeHOr trttt
als 3eu9e anf


9iirnbera Dor Dem Wilit1r.
oeri6t In 0%iirtberg erifien nIs
8euge BrofeIIor 2eon Ban Ser
@IIen, @eneruliefret1r Der Iniberfi.
TIT In 2ouooin (9otpen). Ser 3euge
befunoete, oa6 ole beriibmte llniper-
IitGt bon 2oupoin BON oeirtiden So.
itonen IinnIos beihoiien tptiroe, BIZ
iie nrr nod cine Hitine NOR. Noh
Der 8elhiebung ioatett belgiide Be-
ante g~e5ipungeit iperoeu Die Shiil0
al oieier iinnIoieu 3erltoriing Der
engIiiden Nrntee 5u5uihteber. Gie.
fer 8eriu9 ideiterte ie0od.
8~erteiOieer Der on~eeflogten Gbefs
Ser 8ebrma6t nabnten ben 3esscn
in elm ihorfes &reu5perbor, fonnten
ober Ieine ausInge nidlt eridiittern.
Der TrofeIIor bIieb bel ieiner &c.
boilptrng, ouB 5pei 6entlhe W1t-
terien Die 9ibliotbet ubiihtli6 gum
8iel genommen bGtten.
Die beriibmte @ibIiotbef NOR crit
moIig 1914 pom 0eutiheu Seer 5er-
fort mor0erl. Wttt 9ilfe nmerifnpi.
Ider @eloer mar iie mieoer aufge-
bnllt por0en.
Ser 3erge Togte aus, 6nB Die
@ibIiotbef ON Norgen bes 10. Wani
1910 bon 43 GEug5cugen boutbor-
0iert lpuioe.
Gor ablauf nof, 10 9ogef nod
Der 3erItorung Der 9ibliotbef nno
ibrer Gd1be fam cine 0eiitlde lii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii 2oupoin
OH, crfI1rte 8ou Der Giien. Gle
IieBeit Den Geftor lino ben BibIiotbe-
far fommen un0 ipoItelt lie stuir.
gen. 5u erfldreii. onB englilde Col
ooten bic gibliptbef iii Brnn0 &C.
Itedt b1ften. Ole 9ontmfIiipii be-
bauptete. cine Brnttobonlbe geFiin-
0en al bubeit, Die bon ben lBriter
benuBt tporoen iein miiIIe. Ser
3eftor cripiOerte, es babe lidl feline
9onlbe on Der bebaltpteten Stene be-
funoen. Die 9eutIhen bitten ielbIt
Die 8ombe bort pln5iert.~
Die 4lisIoge oes belgiIfen sc.
lebrten oe9nte iiA off 2 Stunoen
aus. Gr diiBerte iiH i'm Hobmcit
ieiner 8efunoungen fiber mebrere
@erbreden gegen 9eIgier. timber
iit1tsprofeiloren ieien bon ben 8eiit-
idcn ols Sdub gegen Sobotenrc
miBbrau6t poroen. 9ie ProfciIO.
rem nuroen ge5fuingeiL in erIteu
8agen bon 3iigen 5t fobrer, bic
iiber Strefen eeleitet wiiroer, oereit
@inierung befiirhtet mar.
Wod Ger oeiitiden Nie0erlage in
Ser 4roennen . @egenoffeniiDe to.
teten &C. Truppen in blinoer Hnde
belgiide Manner, 6rnuen ltro SIM
Der.
No6 @bldluB Ser Ginoernobme
6es beleilfen YrofeIIors erbob iih
Der 8erteioiger Or. 2ii6wig Babel,
Der Die Reorganization berteioigt.
@r. go6 Die @rfl6rung nb, 0nB Die
GridieBung BON 3ipiliiten Onrd
GS.8rltppen pielleidt ein Selbit.
l6ut geipeIen lei Sen Die ariegs-
reqeln o%ncrfenneTl. Der @erihts-
borVstf0e ermioerte bent Nertei0i-
ger. o@enn 90 peridieoene 8artei.
bigger uno 90 peridieoene 9lnge-
flaete ouffteben nn0 Brotelte eiile.
gen DoIen, nie Sic eS tur, 0onn
mirO oieier Bro5eB nienaIs beenoet
meroe1t."
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
0icaicrna,a ariff Elm

New g)Orf - Die ftreifcnocn $500
Gdylepaer 8eiatunsen I'M Safcn
bon 9ciu Oorf wnrScn OOn Der llmion
sur Nrbeit srriifbeOrOcrtJ nahs4 NJ
Vraii6cnt Srnman bic 8eiflngnabs
me Der 'SdlcppcrboOte i'm Safen Dcr-
figt hattie, nm Bic @eriOrsnmg Der
Gta6t nit 2ebcmsmitteln mnO 9oblc
nid)t IN sefGbrOen.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
Ncaiermns ancrfannt

Qon6on LAS Nnfenumt finn
Oistc an, baf WrOfbritaunien bic I'll.
mGmiidc &eeiernns anerfennen luer'
DC nnb crIndDte 8ufarcit CUR VOmi-
niermmg cincs biplomatiidlen Sertre-
terS mad QOnOOn.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
.6at Tormnla

@ai6ingtOn YrGiiOeut Srn.
man Oirftc in ben AbcnDitmnOen cine
QpEa . Sreis : TOrmmia fir bic
Gta6linbnitrie nnfinOigen, nm ben
Gtablarbcitcritreif, Der 10000
arbeitslps madt, ldjncll 81 bcenOen.
Gr 6iirfte bic GrbObnns Ocs Gtabl-
preiics mm 81 OOer S. per SOnnc
a~nt6eifcn, NM bic Arbeitseber fir
Sic ~gefpr6erte 2%Obnerb6bnng bon
1879 Gents per StnnOe 5n cntidJG'
Sigcn.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
GSrOmmer Wnnidl

Baltimore - Or. 0aOio Smglls,
Elm NtOmerperte nnb Nitarbeiter
an Der MtombOmbe, ~Ocrlangte cine
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an elmer tppiIdlcn
amcrifaniiden Gta6t, unit bic ge-
differing ans ibrer r@eSanfentrag-
6cit" III reifem. Sulltc bies ntlOmrdl-
fibrbar ieim, 6ann iollte man ei-
ne n~nbciuobnte Staot in elmer @ii-
itc erridtcn nn6 bann in bic emit
6laiem, I'M benz 9nnS bic idDreflidDc
i3erit6rnngsfraft Der NtOm6ombe Dor
81 fibren.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

Scr eritcn G6arafterbariteller Scr
engliidcn nnn nmerifaniFmen Bib
ne, lit III Hcinem Tnmilitn6cihf liner
Notwithstanding eflesen. ST.
mar II Satire aft.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08
lln0 0em Gorti@ritt eraeben iinO"

mo 0elll D0rIlurlII VIgPUVN IIHU
ihreibt sic uHltnolhon".
8aItor Niemoller belt IN Der
llniperIit1t @rIangen cine Neoe iiber
Sic oeutIde ariegsidulo. @r wuroe
BON oen 3ub0rern nieOergebriint.
Sic boperiihe &egierung bot oaroif-
bin cine neue Siebung Der Stlioen.
ten angeoronet. Sn ben Stiibenten-
Ihoften Ser llniperlitdt @rlangen
uno @ottingen iin0 ebemolige jltnge
@ebrmadtsoffi5iere in GROCER 3nbl
pertreten.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

|oa i'd lett nidt mebr Der &eeierung
|ongebore, claude id, Dab id nidt
bicl fun fam. I'M bierbei 81 belfen. "
Washington Journal., 1946-02-08

MrlisS s~eitOrben
GonbOn George Arliss, einer
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
RED CROSS SEEKS ASSISTANCE
IN GIFTSFOR VET HOSPITALS

Mrs. H. w. Carr, chairman of
the Red Cross camp and hospital
committee this morning sent out
an urgent call for help in provid-
ing a Merry Christmas for the vet
Grams who are spending their hol-
iday in nearby hospitols.
The Union county chapter af
the Red Cross has been specific
ally charged with the collection
and forwarding of the following
materials:
For the Chillicothe Veterans
Administration hospital-S10. in
cash for postage with which pat
tents can mail remembrances to
their family or sweethearts, five
smoking pipes, packages of tob-
acco, tobacco pouches and belts,
these to be used for contest prizes.
For the Lockburne Army Air
Base hospital-Ten packages of
gift wrapping paper, ten spoois
ribbon for tieing gifts, five pack
ages each of Christmas seals and
tage.
For Lockbourne Army Air Base
service club Christmas program
one roll brown wrapping paper in
80 inch width, one large ball of
heavy cord, 100 parcel labels, used
magazines not more than two
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
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months old.
For the Fort Hayes Station
hoSpital-one roll brown wrapping
paper about "a inches wide, two
balls heavy cord, used or new
comic books.
Within the next few days Mrs.
Carr is planning to contact each
club or other organization in the
county to determine if some of
them might not be willing to pro-
vide one or more of these items.
Mrs. Carr stated this morning that
while the local Red Cross is oblig
ated to provide these items, they
can act only as a collecting agency
and must depend on the generos-
ity of the local groups or individ-
uals to actually supply the mater
ials. She asks that anyone wish
ing to donate one or more of these
things for the veterans, call the
Red Cross office at 104 No. Court
st.
Mrs. Clarence Hopes, Mrs. John
Shearer and Fred Johnson rep
resented Union county in Chilli
cothe last Wednesday when the
Camp and Hospital committees of
the district met at the veterans
hospital to see the work being
done there and the needs to be
met.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
SEVERAL FROM COUNTY
ON o. S. u. HONOR ROLLS

Summer quarter honor rolls for
several of the colleges at Ohio
State university, containing the
names of Union county boys and
girls, have been announced. They
are:
Gordon B. Snlder, Marysville;
jeanette E. Frye, Ostander. June
E. Garrett, Plain City; Frederick
P. Zuspan, Redwood, all in the
College of arts and sciences.
Carol A. Mansfield, Magnetic
Springs; Mary Reams, Marysville;
both in the college of education.
James r. Inlay and Virginia
L. Lowe, Marysville, and Glenn
Coe, Milford Center, all in the
college of commerce and admins
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
Richwood;s Tigers Begin Workouts
For IL Game Schedule in Two Leoques

Richwood's Tigers began pre-
paration for the 1946-47 basket
ball season as they held their
first workout Nov. IL. A picked
squad of l6 boys are practicing
daily for the tough 17-game
schedule. Twenty freshman are
working out as a separate squad,
all under the guidance >of their
veteran head coach, r. D. Fetter.
Two lettermen, Smith, a senior
and Wall, junior, are back from
last years squad which won 8 of
l9 games and lost in the county
only to the strong Magnetic
Springs team. From last years
strong reserve team are Wiley
and Norris, seniors, and Lyons,
Wood, McElroy, Cowgirl and Kale,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
CD. WEBB ,76,
DIED THURS.
Real Estate Agent Here;
Services Held Saturday

Funeral services were held at
1920 a. m. Saturday for Charles
D. Webb, aged 76, of 508 w. Fifth
St, who died at p. m. Thursday
in University hospital, following
an illness of about three weeks.
Mr.. Webb had been a resident
of Marysville for approximately
40 years, coming here from Ian
caster to enter the real estate
business. He became one of the
county'S most Wide-knoWn cltl-
zenS, and at the time of his death
owned several business proper
ties in Marysville, in addition to
residences.
A native of Lancaster, he was
born Jan. 80, 1870 and was the
son of Thomas and Harriet Will
son Webb. He was married in
Lancaster in 1898 to the former
Ella Martin. She is in Mt. Carmel
hospital at the present time,
where her condition is said to be
only fair" as the result of ar
thrills.
Mr.. Webb was member of the
First Presbyterian church, and
of the Masonic lodge. He was al
SO a member of the corporation
which owns the Oakland hotel,
and was active in the community
in numerous ways.
He owned the building in S,
Main ST., where the Union Ap-
pliance shop is situated, and the
one in E. Fifth St, occupied by
Randall's bakery. He would have
occupied his office in w. Fifth
st. 40 years next February. At
one time he was a real estate
partner of c. c. Jarvis.
Surviving besides his wife are
a brother, Creightan Webb,
GAINESVILLE, and a sister, Clara,
Decatur, H. Services were held
in the Miller funeral home, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Rodger B.
Sillars. Interment was made in
Forest Rose cemetery in LancaS-
ter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
MADISON-UNION LEGION POSTS
FORM BI.COUNTY CAGE LEAGUE

American Legion Posts in Mad
ison and Union counties have or
ganized a bi-county Legion bask-
et-ball league with teams from
London, West Jefferson, Plain
City, Mt. Sterling, Marysville, and
Redwood competing for the lea
que championship. London is the
only town in the league which
has two teams, Madison Post No.
105, and John Tate Post, a newly
organized colored post.
Leo Starbuck of Madison Post
105 is manager chairman of the
League committee
The League will start play the
first of December with the follow
ing schedules:
Schedule tcc the Marysville
team:
Dec. 1-7-Marysville VS. Rich
wood at Marysville; Dec. IL
Marysville at Plain City; Dec. 10
-Marysville at West Jefferson;
December 2-28-Marysville VS. Mt.
Sterling at Marysville; Jan. 7
Marysville VS. John Tate Post at
London; Jan. Sill, Marysyille VS.
Madison Post, London, at Marys-
vile; Jan. 1925 Marysville VS.
Redwood at Redwood; Jan. 26-
Feb. 1-Marysville VS. Plain City
at Marysville; Feb. g. Marysville
VS. Madison Post, London, at Lon
don; Feb. 10-Marysville VS. Mt.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
z ARRESTED
by RAMSEY

Seven motorists were arrested
over the weekend by State High
way Patrolman Howard Ramsey.
They were:
George King jr., of Lima, Fri
iday night, speeding, 70 m. p.h.,
SIS and costs, Mayor Yeager's
court, Dublin.
John Wendelburg, Lansing, Ill,
Friday night, reckless operation
of truck at New California, S25
and costs, Mayor Ed Willis, Plain
City.
Wendell Grisein, Stryker, O.,
Saturday, failed to stop at inter
section of Routes 161 and 33, S5
and costs, Mayor Yeager.
Albert Long, Newark, Saturday,
failure to stop at Route 161 and
33 intersection, S5 and costs, May
or Yeager.
Lloyd Taft, Indian Hill, O.,
Saturday, speeding, 70 m. p. h.
Sis and costs, Mayor Yeager.
Harold Breese, Toledo, Satur-
day, speeding 70 m. p. h. SIS and
costs, Mayor Yeager.
Charles Stephens, Columbus,
Saturday, 70 m. p. h. SIS and
costs, Mayor Yeager.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
HARRISBURG
4-H MEET HELD

Pharisburg achievement meet
ing was held Saturday evening
in the Pharisburg school.
The All Clubs represented
were the Buckeye All club, Dor
rance Rockenbaugh, a dvis er;
Leesburg- Magnetic Garden club
Everett Beard, adviser; Lucky
Leesburg club, Max Robinson, ad-
wiser; Gingham Gals, Mrs. John
Parrott, adviser; and Magnetic
Springs Sewing, Mrs. Everett
Beard, adviser.
Several musical numbers were
given by members of the differ
ent clubs and the outstanding
All members were presented.
They were Eugene Williams, a
member of the Union county
Juniod Fair board this past year;
honor campers, Marjorie Grower
and Billy Coder Billy Coder was
also the junior boy Health win
ner of Union county.
Gwynn Sanders spoke on the
condition of the Marysville Fair
and the outlook for the 1947 Fair.
Mrs. Mary Alice Diehl, the home
demonstration agent, spoke on
the work of the advisers and
mentioned that each All club
member should have a planned
program for their All club year
to come. Remarks were made by
Frank R. Greeneisen, county
agent, pertaining to the All club
organization. He also showed
souvenirs which he had brought
back from the south Pacific.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
CLIFFORD H. PIDGEON

Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. today for Clifford Harry
Pidgeon, 65, retired mechanical
engineer, who died at his home
at ITO Grove st. early Saturday.
A son of John and Ida Pidge-
on, he was born in Goshen, O.
on March IA, 1881 and was mar
ried to Jessie F. Cross, who sur
wives. He was a member of the
Methodist church.
Surviving besides his wife are
three sisters, Mrs. Mary Gibbs,
Blanchester; Bertha Pidgeon,
Cincinnati; and Mrs. Jennie Old
enburg; and one brother, Thorn
as Pidgeon, Cincinnati.
Services were held in the
Faulkner funeral home, conduct
ed by the Rev. Carl B. Alexander.
Interment was made in Oakdale
cemetery in charge of William
H. Faulkner, funeral director of
Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25
LEGION DANCE
IS WEDNESDAY

Plans were being completed to-
day for the Thanksgiving Eve
dance to be held in Company
E Armory Wednesday night,
sponsored by Union post No. 70
of The American Legion.
Post Commander Eugen
Rausch said the Freddy Davis
orchestra has been booked to
play for the dancing, and a large
crowd is anticipated.
Advance sale of tickers has
been good, Mr.. Rausch added.
Admission will be 81 per person,
and all proceeds will go to the
Legion'S athletic fund.
1t will be the first public dance
in MarysVille in several months.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-25

cording to Mr.. Fetter.
The seasons schedule: Nov. 20
Pleasant Dec. 6-Urbana; Dec.
14-at Mt. Gilead*; Dec. IT
Plain City; Dec. 20 at Ray
mond"*; Jan. 3-Byhalia**; Jan
7-at Sunbury*; Jan. 10-Marys-
ville*; Jan. l5-at M a G n ct C
Springs**; Jan 17-Marion ST..
Mary; Jan 21-at Carey; Jan. "a
Mt Gilead*; JAM 28-York**;
Jan. 31-at Broadway; reb. A.
Sunbury*; Feb. Tat Marysville*;
Feb. 11-at Marion st. Nary
**indicates Union county league
games.
Indicates Mid-State league
games.