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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-19

ogradili S takozvanim sanitar-
MIN kordonom.
Churchill je znan nasprotnik
komunizma, oziroma komupi-
sticne Rustic. Toda elm 10 je
Hitler napadel, il je zagotovil
sodelovanje in Sc skozi YES cas-
vojne obljube tudi drzal, ceprav
je priSlo med MIN in Stalinom
veckrat do ostrih sporekov. Roo
sevelt je posredoval, da nj bio
hujsega. Pc vojni Sc je to raz-
merle spremenilo, Russia je
prisla IL ME mogocnejSa kot JIG
bila Sc kdaj in zacela je potiska-
ii svoj vpliv v Sredozemlje, kjer
je trcila ma odpor i~nteresov We
like Britanije.
Bevin je konvenciji svoje
stranke izjavil, ola on nj in nc
DO nikdar gojil kakih naklepov
ali zVez "a .napad ma Sovjetsko
unijo. A oh enem je Waldo v
Moskvi obdolzil, da S svojo po-
litiko zavlacuje sklenitev mi
rovnih pogodb in drzi svet V ne
gotovosti. cato je zapretil, da
&c ne pride do sporazuma Is
SOW, zvezo), DO Sla Anglia in
teresa miru pc svojih potih.
Zidje razhudeni
Poleg odnosajev S Sow. unijC
ie BeVin zelo naravnost govoril
tudi glede vprasanja Palestine.
Anglia jo je zidom obljubila
re V prvi svetovni vojni. Vsled
silnega odpora Arabcev, Xxi "a
angleSke interese V Sredozem-
lju in drugje veliko pomenijo,
pa nj svoje obveze nikoli izpol-
Mia, razen V toliko, da je Pa
lestino odprla zidovskemu nase-
~ljevanju. Vsled tega ina z a
rabskim svetom neprestan spor.
Ker je V Evropi Sc okrog kak
million brezdomskih zidov, "a
htevajo, da Sc maj jih pusti V
Palestine. Posebna anglo-ame-
riSka komisija je priporocala,
da Sc maj jih pusti tia takoj mai
mani sto tisoc. Bevin je sugesti-
jo odbil. Dejal je, da ina An
glija S priseljevanjem zidov V
Palestine re sedaj okrog 800
milijonov dolarjev stroSkov.
Vecjih ne zmore. In &c bi 10O,-
600 nadaljnih zidov V Palesti-
no dopustila, bi morala MIN V
protekcijo poslati Sc ~ divizi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-19
Anglia in Russia

Zelo pa so Sc spremenili odno-
SAIL med Anglijo in Rusijo, in
to ma slabSe. PrejSnja (torijska)
vlada, neglede kdo je bill MEN
nacelnik, je bila Sovjetski uniji
neprijateljska, veckrat cello Cd
kritO sovrazna. Ko SO V prvi
Svetovni vojni zavezniki porazi-
Ii k~ajzerja, so podvzeli oboroze-
no intervencijo V Rusiji, da
stro Memo boljseviSko revoluci-
10. Ker tega MISC zmogli, so 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-19
ANGLESKI LABORITI
HOCEJO MIR IN
SPRAVO z USSR
(Konec S /. ~strani.)

(kOnec S /. Stranl.)
Rustic, Palestine, Italije it'd.
CeS, ola kar Sc teh dezel tice,
Sc Bevinova politika Cd Chur-
chillove mic ne razlikuje.
Svoje porocilo konvenciji je
podal seveda tudi predsednik
Wade Clement Attlee, XII pa nj
bilo mic posebnega. Vsi pa SO
napeto pri6akovali, kaj DO po-
vedal Ernest Bevin.
Bevinu hi V naSi dezeli rekli
unijski voditelj labor LEADER,
kajti uveljavil Sc je strokov-
nth organizacijah. In dasi nj So
Ian, kakor je npr. Laski, Attlee,
ali pa kot sta torija Churchill
in Eden, je vendar intelektual-
no in pc voditeljskih zmozno-
stih tolikSna sila, da je dobil V
vladi portfelj vnanjega mini
.Stra.
Umik il toriiske politikc jake
pOCascn
Ko je delavska stranka pre-
vzela Waldo, Sc je gibala visa
vnanja politika Velike Britain.
je pc tradicionalnih torijskih
toxin. Churchill in Eden sta cd
kraja podpirala npr. V Jugosla-
viii Petra, MihajloviGa in njuno
kliko in Sele pozneje sta naklo-
Mia pomoc THU. V Grciji pa sta
Sc zavzela Ohraniti mOnarhizem
"a vsako ceno. Y Italiji sta da-
la oporo rojalistom. Odbila sta
jugoslovansko zahtevo glede TT
sta, obljubila Nizozemski, da
dobi nazaj svoje kolonije, IL IL
kazOvala naklonjenost Vatika-
nu in Francu. Dale Otonu in
don Juanu. AmeriSka vnanja
.politika je bila sorodna angleski
in il je Sc danes.
V volilnem boju je delavska
stranka obljubljala angleSko
vnanjo politiko spremeniti, OH
roma 10 demokratizirati. Toda
foreign office imperija Velike
Britanije je tako ogromna usta-
nova, razprezena pc vsem sve-
tn, da tudi ako bi 10 Bevin no
tel potisniti IL torijskih ma de-
mokratiGna pota, bi tega ne mo-
gel storiti cez noe. A do pred
par messed je izgledalo, da
Sploh ne pride do spremembe.
Sele ko sta Attlee in Bevin IL
j~avila, da ina India odslej svo-
bodno pot, da Sc lahko oklice "a
popolnoma neodvisno cd Angli-
je, ali pa &c tako hoce, da posta-
ne dominion V angleSkem OBJ
Cestvu, in dale, da Sc angleSke
cete umaknejo IL Egipta, Sc ie
pokazalo, da je foreign office
stopil ma nova pota. Tudi ubezn1
grSki kraIJ NINA wee Ulstc opo-
re kot pref, nj pa Sc nobene
spremembe kar Sc Spanije tice.
Ampak monarhisti V Italiii Sc
ma Anglijo ne morejo vec toliko
zanaSati kakor SO Sc pod Chur-
chillom: Toda teznjam Jugosla-
vie glede Primorja je tudi Sc
danja angleSka vlada neprijaz-
ia, kakor jim je ameriSka.
Anglia in Russia
Znln na 60 GO -cnrnrnnniE ndnn-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-19

Louis Adamic lie avtor mno-
9Th kniig. Narcotic 81 jih il Pro
letarCeve knjigarne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-19

som Dzurija Lasica je prikazan
V porocilu komisije kot doku-
ment st. 81.
Tudi Draza Mihajlovic 1e po-
stall desperation. Njegovi ljudje
SO postajali milosrcni. Dne 20,
januarja 1913 ie pisal polkov-
niku Bali S~taniSicu, V katerem
je rekel:
"ObveScen sem, da V teritori-
ju stare Crne gore, posebno V
okraju Niksic, prevladuje duh
Kerenskiizma "a unicenie ko-
munistov in zelenih srajc.
Ma primer ne dolgo nazaj SO
cetniki ujeli diva clana Baleti-
ceve rodbine V Rigjanih, diva ne
varna komunista. Enega Timed
teh SO spustili Sc isti vecer, dru-
gega pa iztrgali IL rok naciona-
listicnih cetnikov komunisti IL
Stube.
Krsto Mimic, rojen V PjeSi-
vacu,H jecar cetniSke jetniSnice
pri NikSicu, je dovolil meseca
Julia letos petim komunistom,
XII SO bill obsoieni ma smrt, da
so zapustili ieco in je z mimi
pobegnil. Vsi ii komunisti so
imeli biti ustreljeni drugo jul
tro. Jecar Mimic je bill kasneje
ujet, toda Sc danes je med zivi-
mi, medtem ko ljudsko sodisce
in krozek izdajalcev in njihovih
zagovornikov pravita: Ia take
sluGaje nj nobene dolocbe V cd
redih. Cakati mora konca Voine
in potem biti sojen V normalnih
raZmerah.
6. novembra je bio petnaist
zlocincev izpuScenih il cetniSke
jetniSnice V StraSevici. Oprostili
SO iih nekdanji komunisti, da-
n~aSnji nationalist. Mono je,
da tudi V tenn slucaiu ne DO nj
hce smatran odgovornega .
Ne dolgo nazaj Sc ie sestala V
gozdu mad Gornjim Pollen sku-
pima cetnikov in Sc dogovorila,
da ie Sla mimo skupine komuni-
stow -. niti en- strel nj padel.
Isto Sc je dogodilo v Iii Gori in
dvakrat V BudoSu -.
VEN, da te vsi taxi slucaji re
10 boliio, tebe, XII 81 nationalist,
in tudi iaz Sc zavedam, kako rad
bi videl popolnO uniCenje teh
z%loCincev -. Radi tega smatram,
da imaS zadosti odlocnosti "a ma
daljevanje nacionalistiGne Dor
be, V kateri 81 Sc do sedai udei-
stVOVal.
SporoGi mi, prosim, kakSne
korake 81 podvzel glede tega."
Pismo nosi podpis Draze Mi
hajloviGa.
Med najbolj priljublienimi
poveljniki Draze Mihajlovica je
bill tudi Jakov N. Jovovic. Dne
8. julia 1912 ga je polkovnik
StaniSiC imenoval "a komandan-
ia Cetnikov "a okrozje Danilov-
grad. Ma zahtevo Italijanov je
kasneie postal naGelnik Staba
GetniSke vojske V Crni gori ma
BOki.
10. marca 1943 ie polkovnik
Giuseppe Roscioli, poveljnik At.
italijanske infantrije diviziji
"Ferrara", pisal Jovocicu ma
Slednje prijateljsko pismo:
"Dragi Jovocic:- Odgovar-
jam ma vase pismo, Xxi je dospelo
pred nekaj dnevi in XII je me
zelO razveselilo.
Hvala VAN "a pohvalne opom-
be glcde mole malenkosti; dra-
go cenim prijateljski obcutek, XII
ga kazete napram meni in kate
rega obratno tudi JAZZ Zelo iskre-
no gojim napram VAN.
Kar Sc tiCe movie, XII mi jih
poSiljate, sem vec kot ponosen
ma sijajne uspehe vaSega bata-
4jona, o sposobnosti V katerega
hisem nikdar podvomil in XII be
- to dObro vem - Vedel, kakO
ponovno uspeti in pod vaSim
vodstvom ponovno zmagati. Ba-
taljonu in YAM poSiljam izraze
svojih globokih zelj "a bodoc-
most in "a bitke, Xxi vas Sc ca
kajo."
To pismo document st. 98) ie
.-..z - H. - -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08

family and Mrs Retta Barnett and
Mrs. Margerete Jenkins visited the
Bellefontaine Park Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Long and
son, of Morrow county, were Sun
day dinner guests of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Lutrelle Rosette and family.
Larry Moore, of Redwood, spent
from Sunday until Thursday with
Robert Howard.
The Home Mission of the Advent
Christian church held their August
meeting at the home of Mrs. John
Rohl with a good attendance.
Len Henry Warner spent the
weekend at his home here, after
spending last week working on one
of his homes in Worthington.
Mrs. Margaret Jenkins, of near
Dublin, is spending several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
rian Potts and other friends.
Bob Linn, of Redwood, spent
from Thursday till Saturday with
Bob Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Mead and
Mrs. Mamie Elliott, of Redwood,
called on Mrs. Elliotts sister, Miss
Zaidee Chandler, Tuesday evening.
Miss Rachel Miller, of Ostrand-
er spent a week with 6. friend,
Miss Shirley Howard. recently.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Methodist
church met with their president,
Mrs. Mary Webster, on Wednesday
afternoon of last week. Mrs. Web
ster had charge Of devOtionalS, al
so reading the Scripture lesson;
prayer of Thanksgiving by Mrs.
Howard; poem, Miss Zaidee
Chandler; prayer of pentiance, by
Mrs. Nellie Thompson; reading,
Mrs. Dorothy Rosette; Woman
Trustees Of Future, from the
study book, by Mrs. Eta Potts.
During the business hour ali
bills were paid, closing song Lead
on Oh King Eternal. Mrs. Web
StCr served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. EVerttc MatlaCk
and family, Of Redwood, Rev. and
Mrs. Leland Wiley, of EEda, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webster are
spending ten days at Mesick, Mich,
fishing. Mrs. Margaret MatlaCk,
OF Redwood, is staying at the Web
Stcr home in their absence.
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. RAYMOND
By MRS. e. C. JACKSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Winter
entertained to dinner Sunday in
honor Of Mrs. Ida Winters 18th
birthday: Mr. and Mrs. Blair Win
ter and Roberta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Winter, of Bellefontaine;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Herd, son,
Jerry, of Salina. Kansas; Miss Kay
| Keller, of Columbus; Vane and
Larry Winter and the guest of
honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Dillon,
of Columbus, were afternoon call
erS.
We are sorry to hear of the
death of Mr. Hastert, and extend
our sympathy to the family and
relatives.
Mrs. Jack Cotrill and Miss Alice
Bridges, of Marion, were visitors
Monday and Tuesday at the Demp-
sey home
Mrs. Mildred Bushong and child
rem spent Thursday with Mrs.
Hazel Russell, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Courier entertain
ed visitors from Cleveland the past
week.
Mr.. Forest BOwersmith and Sis
ter, Mrs. Clapsaddle, and their two
! nephews, Hays Crum and Rodney
Bowersmith, attended the Plain
City fair one evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Dempsey were
in Marion Sunday afternoon.
A picnic supper was enjoyed at
Avondale, Indian Lake, on Monday
by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Winter,
Mrs. Richard Herd and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Winter and sons,
Larry and Vane.
Mrs. Forsythe and Mrs. Jackson
were in Marysville on business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Esther Williams, of Akron,
called one day on friends in Ray
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Moffett and
family, spent Sunday with the
formers parents in Peoria, and
helped celebrate his fathers birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Organ and
family, called at the Victor Jack
son home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Pearson returned
to her home in Springfield Sunday,
after a weeks visit in the home of
her cousin, Mrs. Frank McCurdy
and family.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-08
AWFUL RHEUMATIC
PAIN LEFT MANS
BODY IN 8 HOURS

For years I had rheumatic
pains in the muscles of my shoul-
derS, legs and ankles, which finally
got so stiff, sore and painful that
when l walked l would finch
with agony. l got RHU-AID and
started taking it, and the rheu-
matte pains began leaving my
body in eight hours. Now the
pains are gone from my muscles
entirely. l feel like some other
person, and 1 praise RHU-AID to
the sky" This is a genuine tes-
timonial from a man living right
here in this vicinity.
RHU-AID is the new liquid
formula containing three valuable
medical ingredients. These Three
Great Medicines, all blended into
one, go right to the very cause of
rheumatic and neuritis aches and
mains. Miserable people soon feel
different all over. So don't go on
suffering! Get RHU-AID. Wolga-
!not's Drug Store.
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Miss Rose Mary Jackson accom-
panied some friends to Columbus
Saturday.
Mr. Harry Amerine, of near
York, spent a few days the past
week with his daughter, Mrs. Car
rol Burroughs, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Herd and
son, Jerry of Salina, Kansas, are
spending a three weeks vacation
with their parents in Marysville
and Raymond
Mrs. Maud Worford and Mrs.
Mary Montgomery, of Caledonia
spent the weekend with their
aunt, Mrs. Cora Dempsey, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Naylor, OF
Columbus, spent Tuesday night
with Mrs. Blanche Phipps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Courier are
the proud parents of a baby son.
born at San Antonio hospital in
Kenton, Friday. 1t has been named
Ronald Eugene, and is their second
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Winter, OF
BellefOntaine, entertained Wed
neSday evening with a picnic sup
per. Those present were Mrs. Ly,
dia Winter and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Winter and sons, Vane anc
Larry, of Raymond; Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Herd and son, Jerry, Of
Salina. Kansas, and Mr.. and Mrs
Vincent Winter, of Bellefontaine.
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9 PEORIA
BY Mrs. Blanche LOngshOre


Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sanderson
Of Marion, spent Sunday at the
John SmallWOod home.
Jim Blue and family and Mary
Lou jackson were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mary and Charles Blue.
Rhea Shirk and Dode Carpenter
were business visitors in West
Mansfield, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe DeGood attended Mrs
Browns annual Sunday School
class picnic at the John Phipps
home in West Mansfield, Thursday
Mrs. John Smallwood and son
accompanied by their house guests,
Mrs. Annabelle Dull and son, of
California, were Wednesday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton
Marion.
= Cyril Jewell and family, of Fail
River, Mass, came Sunday for a
visit with relatives and friends
here.
A bountiful birthday dinner was
given Sunday honoring the seven
ty-Seventh anniversary Of Mr.. Jett
Moffett. His guests included his
children and grandchildren. We
wish Mr.. Moffett many more ami
VerSarieS.
Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Wood, of
Cleveland spent the weekend
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Wood
Jimmie Dale Blue spent a few
days last week with his cousin
Bob Jackson, near Lunda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hamilton
and daughter, Johna, were Sun
day supper guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elwood Liggett, and fam
lily, of OStrander.
Floyd Sears and family and Mrs.
Joe DeGoOd attended Union Camp
meeting near York Center, Sun
day evening.
Sunday guests at the George
Hamilton home were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Herbert, of Column
bus; Willard Hamilton and fam
lily, Of Redwood. Wanda Glass
born, of New Blooming, spent last
week at the Hamilton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell King and
son, of Columbus, spent Sunday
with Maj. Don Burrus and family.
Betty Eubanlls, of MarySville, is
spending this week at the BurruS
home.
Bernice and Wayne Wood re-
turned home from Victory Christ
ian Service camp meeting at Fl.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Neal, Rich
wood, Mrs. Willard Hamilton and
Mrs. Blaine Carpenter,
Mrs. Jett Moffett were callers,
the past week, of Mrs. Joe DeGood.
Martha SarVcr and Ada Shirk
returned home from Stoutsville
Camp Meeting, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mills, of
Columbus, were calling on the
formers son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Carpenter,
Monday.
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N. LEWISBURG

ident of the society. Mrs. Chester
Louden read a paper on "LaborS
for Peace. Mrs. Fannie Cowles
and Mrs. Anna Sager, each gave
talks in their gracious manner
honoring Mrs. Spain.
Youth Institute
Miss Mary Jane CreviSton, Patty
Griffin, William CreviSton, anG
Paul Tomlin, chaperoned by Mrs
Howard Pickering, spent the past
wek at Lakeside, where they at.
tended the Methodist Young Poop
less Institute.
Mrs. Annette Winters of st
Petersburg, Fla, Mrs. Rhea STRAIT,
ton, of Prospect, Miss Ann STRAIT,
ton, of Cincinnati, Mrs. D. A. Wint,
ers, of Louisville, Ky, visited al
the home of Mrs. Floyd Freeman
on w. Maple ST., recently.
HILL and Valley Club
The July meeting of the Hill
ana Nalley cluD was neQ recently
in the home of Mrs. Bud Boyd
north of Mingo, with Mrs. Leland
Kent and Mrs. join Bump as co,
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Mary Yodcr presided as
the meeting was called to order
Sixteen members answered the rol
call by giving a hot weather rec,
ipe.
Mrs. Merle Hall gave the after,
noon topic, The Man Without a
Country. A piano solo, was giver
by Miss Jeannic Alexander. Mrs
Herman King rccited two numb,
erS; Mrs. Arthur Lincoln gave q
reading.
A contst ws conductd by Mrs
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and children, of Chicago, returned
to their home Saturday after five
day visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Smith and family.
Mrs. w. II. Sharp and Mrs. D.
w. Sharp spent Tuesday in Day
ton where they visited Father o.
Connor. They spent some time
with Mrs. M. E. Dymer, in Spring
field, on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Carey
and daughter, Judith. spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John
Hahn.
Paul Dwyer of London, called
at the Sharp home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Carey
and daughter and Mrs. John Hahn
attended the Cody-Powers reunion
at Legion Park, Marysville, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Coffey re-
turned Friday from a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts, in
Detroit.
Mrs. Jack Winner is quite i'll at
her home suffering from acute
sciatic rheumatism and complicat-
ions.
In Alaska
Kenneth Junior Drake, son OF
Mrs. James Lee, is now located in
Attu, Alaska. His address is Ken,
meth Junior Drake S26,571-03-33
U.S.N., ~ S. Naval Air Faculty
Public Works, Navy No. 163. q
Fleet Post Office, San Francisco
Calf.
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WOODSTOCK

vacation
During the month of August
there will be no church or Sun
day school in the Woodstock Uni
versalist church. Services will re-
sumo September 8, at the usual
time.
Purchased Beauty Salon
Mr. ard Mrs. Carson Haney have
purchased the Varsity Rose Beau
ty Saloon on 1898 N. High St,
, Columbus. and had their opening
last Wednesday. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Hancy are graduates of
Beauty Culture Schools. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Coffey visited with the
Haney's in Columbus, Monday.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peters
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. WATKINS
BY MRS. DON WEBB

Mrs. Joe Derio entertained Sun
day with a birthday dinner for
her sister, Mrs. Joe D. Andera, and
her brother, Mr.. Frank Guglielni.
A feature of the dinner was a
beautifully decOra e d birthday
cake. Those present for the occaS-
ion were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Morey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony lizzie and child
rem, Diana and Carmen, Mrs. John
Francisco and children, Ralph and
Mielia Ann, Mrs. Joe D. Andera
and children, Joe jr. and Linda,
Frank, Virginia, Mary and Their
eSa Guglielmi and Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Derio and daughter, Phyllis.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Derio
entertained their guests with a
weiner roast.
Mrs Pauline Irwin, of Redwood,
spent Thursday with Mrs. d. Webb.
Bennie Elsom is reported in a
hospital with malaria fever. He has
returned to the States and was
on his way home.
The Millcreek Progressive school
club met Wednesday evening at
the school building. There was a
good attendance. The three mill
levy coming up was discussed also
the canning and every one was
asked to support both. Also the
school club is to serve lunch at
Henry Conklin'S sale Everyone
that can is asked to donate pies
and help with the work. Our pres
ident, Z. B. Bumgarner, was able
to be back and presided at the
meeting. After the meeting we ad-
iourned to the cafeteria where ice
cream and small cakes were served
by the refreShment committee. The
next melting will be the last We'd
nesday in August
The Watkins Ladies Aid will
meet this Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Helen Taylor. Assistant host
esseS will be Mrs. Marie Taylor an
esSes will be Mrs. Marie Taylor
and Mrs. Myrtle KilgOre.
Mrs. Ernest Andrews is spending
the week in Toledo visiting her sis
terS.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Andrews
and Ronnie and Lorna Lewis called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Don Webb, Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold COnklin
and daughter, Patty, have returned
from a two weeks visit in Canada.
Mrs. Eugene Holmes and child
rem. of Alton, ILL.,, visited a few
days with the formers uncle and
aunt and grandfather, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Christian and II. O.
Breeze.
Barbara Christian spent the past
week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dillon, south of
MarysVille.
Raymond Hoffine, of Worthing-
ton, is visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Christian.
Mrs. Hill. of Akron, spent the
last week with her daughter, Mrs
O. f. PiersOl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Christian
visited friends in New Holland
and WilliamspOrt, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Bumgarner
had as their guests Tuesday, Mrs.
Thomas DiSbennet, of near PhariS-
burg, and Mrs. Francis DiSbennet
and son, David, and Mrs. Donna
Jean Burcham and son, Johnny,
of Marion, Ralph White, of near
Essex, and Mrs. Fred Bumgarn-
er and daughter, Connie.
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Leland Kent after which delic-
iouS refreshment course was serv-
ed.
i The next meeting will be held
! August Is at the home of Mrs.
Gene Thomas at her home just
east of North Lewisburg.
Sick List
DR.. Robert Anderson and fam
lily, of Springfield spent several
days of the past week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil, Anderson,
at their home on Cemetery ave-,
called here by the serious illness of
the formers father, Virgil Ander-
son.
Mr.. Anderson has been i'll for
some time and his condition is re-
ported very grave at this time.
Mrs. Minnie Creviston is i'll at
her home on Piety Hill.
Mr.. James Louden shows little
Improvement after several weeks
of serious illness.
Mrs. Sherman Thompson, o f
PoughkeepSie, N. Y, and Mrs.
Pearl Jones. of Urbana, were
guests of Mrs. ]. c. Thompson,
Thursday.
Funeral services Tor Virgil An
derson were held Wednesday at 2
pm. in the Freeman Funeral
/ Home. Services were in charge Of
Rev. Homer Gleason, of Woodstock.
Burial was made in Maple Grove
cemetery at North Lewisburg.
Virgil Anderson, age u, died at
7:45 am. Sunday, Aug, 4, in his
: residence on Cemetery ave-, follow
ing a two years illness.
He was born in Indiana and has
lived for a number of years in
North Lewisburg. For several
years, he operated the Cities Ser
vice Filling Station on E. Maple
St, but due to illness has been re-
tired for the past two years.
He is survived by his widow, Del
| la, and two sons, Richard of Ind
annapolis, and DR.. Robert Ander-
son, of Springfield.
Club Outing
The members of the Dramatic
Club of North Lewisburg will hold
their annual picnic and trip, Tues
day, Aug. 13. All members are
invited to attend.
Home From Hospital
Mrs. Everett Kennedy has been
dismissed from Mt. Carmel hospit-
al and returned to her home in
North Lewisburg. Mrs. Kennedy
has been a patient in the Columbus
hospital for the past two weeks
where she received medical treat
ment.
Pfc. Nelson B. Curl, of North
Lewisburg, has received his dis
charge at Ft. Bragg, N. c., after
having spent two years in the ser
vice. He was awarded the Good
Conduct Medal, Victory Medal and
the American Service Medal.
Mrs. Emma Wallace had the
misfortune to fall while working
about the house Saturday morn
ing and sprained the ligaments in
her knee.
Following several days in bed,
under the care of her daughter,
Mrs. Cecil Hollycross, of BCilefon-
taine, Mrs. Wallace is able to be
up and around again.
Butch and Bill Ballinger, of
Marysville, are spending the week
at the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Burroughs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Shelpman are
spending a few days at Cony Is
land at Cincinnati.