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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31

Mr. and Mrs. Otwell Condor
were visitors in Milford, Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelle Horn and
mother, Mrs. Horn, had a picnic
supper along the river and on in
to Columbus, to spend the even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Snider and
family attended the football game
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Carr, of
Akron, are guests this week of
Perry Snider and family.
Mr.. Paul Snider and daughter,
of Auburn, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Snider.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31

Amere Cos Utilities Company
singhunton Cos Works
Centred Kentucky Natural Gas Company
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31
JACKSON GRANGE

The next meeting of Jackson
grange will be Nov s, with the
worthy master, Lewis Fry, in the
chair. Nine candidates will receive
the first and second degrees. Each
family is asked to bring doughnuts
or cookies to the meeting. Degree
team will practice Nov. 6,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31
Wedding Ring

A wedding ring is all that remains
of what was once a six-inch wrist
shackle by which the bride was
chained to her husband and forced
10 follow him meekly on foot as he
rode away on his horse.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31

Today it's hard get steel pipe get automobiles
and houses.
Like eoa sugar. housing and mcny other necessities gas
is in short supply and will remain until construction
moeriu to build the planned pipelines compressor so-
fions storage and distribution plants becomes ovoobe
Anticipating heavy consumption, The Columbia Gas Sys-
began in 1915 $5OO00000 construction program
increase our capacity to serve you
Despite utmost efforts, shortages of steel and other
necessary items have mode impossible for US to
piefe the engagements planned.
There enough go the soyree But the economic
maadUsment thot prevents you from getting the goods
you wont prevents principal sUppers from building
the facilities and delivering The Columbia Cos System
adequate supply Of gas from the vast gas
in Texus.
The Columbia Gas Electric Corporation, of which
THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY is subsidiary, operates
32629 miles of and distribution lines 1t
in of 5000 producing gas wells and purchases the
entire output of approximately $500 wells owned by nde
pendent producers In addition, it taking into its
transmission and distribution systems 10000O00O cubic
feet gas day from Texas through the long distance pipe
lines of its supplers Further have placed
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31
The Ohio Fuel Gos Company

cineinnofi Cos transportation Company
cvmberIund and Allegheny Gas comPuny
ceiiysbvrs Gas Corporation
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31
W. AR
Trying to Spend
$5O,OOO,OOO

ere is Plenty OF Natural Cos but no way TO &c
TO you this Winter in Sufficient Quantities
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31

in underground storage reservoirs AZ billion feet Of
which is available against high winter demand, bin,
cubic feet than we have ever before stored
However the demand for natural gas has increased
preeedented proportions Much of this ncreose-as mue,
125, 900 900 additional cubic feet on q severely col
day-s due TO the Increasingly popular demand for soo
fer home heating.
So, in with supplers of other vitality needed
modtes, your Gas Company will experience shortage
its gas supply and moy be necessary evro your fve
supply in severe weather.
You the available supply Of gas just as ~
and doconserve sugar, fats, meat and other short
commodities.
Use your avaable supply of gas sparnsy and wisely BY
doing this and continuing do so you will be help
ing yourself and your neshbor For the gas you save to-
day will be stored against the time when your community
is experiencing period of cold. Your Cos Com
pony will make suggestions TO how you con conserve
your supply.
Meanwhile, The Columbia Gas System exerting everv
possible effort increase its production its capacity and to
obtain larger deliveries from its supples so that curta
ment in time of weather crisis be kept to minimum
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-31

The Manufacturers Light end Heat comPany
Evening star., 1946-03-24

The Venezuelan Embassy will take
on new life with the arrival here
of the newly appointed Ambassador
and Sonora de Machado- Hernandez,
who arrived in Miami today. The
Embassy has been without an am
bassador since August of last year
when Dr.. Don Diogenes Escalante
went home to be a candidate for
president of his country. His health
failed before the elections took place
and he returned to New York for
treatment. Both he and his wife are
there now.
The Ambassador designate is not
a career diplomat although he was
Minister to Peru and comes here
now from Buenos Aires where he
has been serving as Ambassador. A
man who has reached middle life,
he has had a varied career. He is a
native Of Caracas and Is q promi-
nent lawyer there. He was q men,
Der Of former President Medina s
cabinet, holding the portfolio Of
Minister Of Finance. It was during
this term that he had much to do
with the writing and enactment of
Venezuelas first income tax law.
Other important posts he has held
In the realm Of diplomacy include
being . delegate to the conference
OF foreign ministers in Rio de Ja-
micro in 1912 and to the United Ma
tions Conference in San Francisco.
He did post graduate work In Paris
Evening star., 1946-03-24
informal Parties
BEING Held TODAY

Two foreign officials currently in
the Capital spotlight are being hon.
ored today at small luncheons-one
at the French Embassy and the
other at the Chevy Chase Club.
The former Premier of France, M.
Leon Blum, who with Nine. Blum is
staying at the Blair-Lee House, pre-
fers informal entertainment, so the
French Ambassador and Mime. Bon
net have been inviting in small
groups to meet the couple at the
embassy. Today's luncheon will be
another in the series Of these pleas
ant affairs for the distinguished
statesman and his wife.
The luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club will be given by Sir John and
Lady Mcgowan for the popular Brit
ish Minister of Information and
Mrs. Harold Butler who have been
widely feted since it was learned
they will depart soon for England
Other guests win be the South Afri-
can Minister and Mrs. H. T. An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman and DR.. and Mrs. Harry
Kerr.
MFR. and Mrs. Butler entertained ct
a farewell party yesterday at their
home on Woodland drive for MEM
bers of the staff of the British In
formation Service.
The departing couple will leave
Thursday for New York and expect
to sail April Z on the Queen Mary.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
In the DIPLOMATIC Circle
By Katharine M. Brooks

after his graduation from the Ma
tional University Of Venezuela.
DR.. Alfredo Machado Hernandez
is accompanied by the newly ap-
pointed counselor of the embassy,
DR.. Don Antonio Casas Briceno.
He is distant relative of the pres
ent Charge d'Affaires, DR.. Don M.
A. Falcon Briceno, who will remain
here also serving as counselor. DR..
Falcon Briceno has been CONNER
cial counselor of the embassy for
some time and became Charge
d'Affaires the middle of January.
Washington has missed the de-
lightful parties in the Venezuelan
Embassy since the, illness Of DR..
Escalapte. The embassy, itself, al
ways is Of interest for it is one OF
the ultra modern homes Of foreign
ENJOYS here. It was built under
the supervision OF DR.. and Sonora
de Escalante and the formal OPEN
ing OF the building is one Of those
never-to-be-forgotten occasions. It
was a mild day, fortunately, but
not sunny and the very ingenious
IN theory-contriyance for the
checking Of hats and wraps so con-
gested the entrance that guests
were kept standing for some time
on the front steps and driveway
yes, as far as the pavement on Mas
sachusetts avenue. However, all this
has been readjusted and DR.. and
Sonora de Machado Hernandez will
find no dificulties In their enter
tanning.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
April Wedding
Is Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. .Alvah Tenant
Fowler announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Anne Tennant
Fowler, to Mr.. Albert Edward John
son, son of Mr.. Arthur. w. johnson
of Lakeville, Conn.,, and the late
Mrs. johnson.
Miss Fowler is a graduate Of the
National Cathedral School and
Smith College and at present is on
the editorial staff of American
Petroleum Institute in New York.
She is a native Washingtonian.
Mr.. johnson recently was dis
charged from the service, having
been with the Public Relation
staff Of the Army Air Forces for
three and one-half years, with duty
in Washington, Denver and the
South Pacific. He now is taking a
special course at Columbia Univer-
sity and he and his bride will reside
In New York following their mar
riage.
The wedding will take place April
IS in st. Aigustine's Chapel Of the
College Of Preachers, in the Ma
tional Cathedral OF st. Peter and
st. Paul.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

| n,bach, who Mrs. schwellenbach.
was Anne Duffy before her marriage,
was born in Ireland-youngest of a
family of nine. She was a special
favorite of her oldest brother who
came to this country when she was
a youngster. After he was settled
in Fargo, N. Dak., her brother per-
suaded their parents to permit her
to join him there.
So Anne Duffy first crossed the
Atlantic while she was still a young
girl. She was to make the same
journey many times, for trip home
every other year helped compen-
safe for the separation from her
family and her beloved native land.
As q young woman she trained
for q business career and was con-
nected with an investment company
in Spokane, Wash, when she met
Mr.. Schwellenbach, then an attor-
ney for the company. It often
has been written that she was her
husbands secretary before their
marriage. Actually the only time
Evening star., 1946-03-24

country. In the evening one dimes
out of doors under lighted palms
while natives sing Bahamian songs,
their voices caressing the soft air
and drifting out into the night.
Any one who thinks this is the hard
life fell on his head when a child.
The Washington traffic is terrific
In Nassau. Mr.. F. Lammot Belin is
there; he has q house near the
Porcupine Club. Bunny Baird Is
there for a few days from Palm
Beach with her mother. Bunny is
the one for whom Mrs. Edward T.
Stotesbury gave a gorgeous debut
party. Jock and Betty Mclean are
at the British Colonial and Camp
bell Schmidt is at the Royal VIC
toria where Nat Luttrell spent last
week when he blew in from Palm
Beach. Mrs. Theodore Bassett of
Rye, N. Y, the former Sue Slater,
has house at Emerald Beach.
The James Hale Steinmans' house
must be like Union Station. Jim
Raider visited them last week end,
Billy Church has been there all this
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Exclusively Yours
Betty BeaLe-
Nassau Beachcombing High Class;
Parke Bradys to Go to The Hague
Bnchrdch Photo.

past week and Frances Rust and
Eddie Gardner arrived at the Stein.
mans activated household this week
end for visit from Palm Beach
Marilyn Hines flew her plane down
to Palm Beach and Britten Browne
too. Mrs. Howard Myers and daugh-
ter, Betty Dillon, will leave Tuesday
for q months vacation at Mountain
Lake, Fla. Betty Is just back from
II months in the Obi theater with
the Red Cross when she flew into
just about every nook and Granny
of those foreign lands.
X X y y
Tony Walker brought his Cali
fornia bride to Washington about
two weeks ago and then had to dash
right back to report for more Ma
rine duty somewhere on the Pa
cific blue. Cute looking, brunette
Martha will remain with the George
Walkers here until she can rejoin her
husband, whenever that may, be.
She was a second lieutenant in the
Marines when she met First 1t. Tony
in San Francisco, where he was on
limited service recuperating from q
serious wound he received on Peleliu
Tony's going to remain in the Ma
rine Corps and hopes to join his old
division, the 1st.
+ X X
Due for q wlrirl are those mem
bers Of the sub-deb group who viii
be invited to the Hugh D. Auchin-
closs' lovely home. Merrywood, or
March 80. There viii be q dinner
dance that evening for Mrs. Auchin-
Gloss daughter, Jacqueline Bouvier
and Mr.. AS son Yusha. The latter
is on his spring vacation from Grotor
and Jackie arrives home today fol
the same reason from Pennington
Another purpose for the party is the
visit OF Nancy Tuckerman, who Il
Jackie's roommate and Phyllii
Wright's niece. Yusha, by the way
(see BEALE Page BAD
Evening star., 1946-03-24

she ever worked for him was during
his campaign for the Senate In 1884.
Mr.. Schwellenbach, she recalled,
made last-minute decision to run
for the Office, filed as candidate
three minutes before the deadline
and then pressed some of his friends
into service at his campaign head
quarters. After his election she
made another Of her trips to Ire
land. When she returned she and
Senator Schwellenbach were mar
ried in a quiet ceremony in Chicago.
Mrs. Sehwellenbach made her first
appearance in Washington as a
Senate bride and the Capital hoted
with approval the tall, slender
brunette with fair complexion and
Irish eyes that are deep hazel. Dur
ing the next five years she and her
husband formed many friendships
which have been renewed since
Judge Schwellenbach was sworn in
as Secretary Of Labor last July.
In the Capital their home Is a
furnished apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel. Most of their house.
hold effects are still in Spokane,
where Mrs. Schwellenbach looked
after 14-room house during the
years her husband served as Federal
district judge post he accepted
shortly before the end Of his Senae<
term.
In Spokane Judge Schwellenbacl.
took prominent part in such or
ganizations as the American Legion
and the Rotary International. Mrs.
Schwellenbach says her own role
was strictly that of Rotary Ann"
Since his appointment to the cab
met, she has continued to center
her activities about her husbands
interests.
Both like to read but their tastes
differ. The Secretary favors who
dun-its" for relaxation. His wife
(See LIDE. Page B-A
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Dinner Partv

DR.. and Mrs. William D. Tewks-
bury gave an informal dinner last
night at the Chevy Chase Club for
their son-in-law and daughter, Col.
and Mrs. John Harry King, Of Boil
ling Field. Among the guests were
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Burton M.
Hovey, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur
Trudeau, Col. Russell Sharp Of San
Francisco and DR.. Calhoun Stirling
Evening star., 1946-03-24

MRS. WALTER HAROLD
LANE, T.
The CheUy Chase Presby-
terian Church 1Das the scene
OF the ,Dedding OF the former
Miss Lucia Mack, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton E. Mack.
Bdchrdch Photo.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Ball Frdav

The Executive ONCE of the Sec
retary Of the Navy will give a ball
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
new ballroom Of the Shoreham
Hotel. Music will be furnished by
a 13-piece all-veteran orchestra and
more than a thousand people are
expected to attend.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
DebAtante HOn0red

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen Jones
entertained last night at q small
dance in honor Of Miss Edwina Pou
Walden, one Of the seasons at
tractive debutantes. at their home
on woodland drive.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Cabital silhouette
Wife of the Secretary of Labor
Centers Hobbies About Erin
Bv Frances LMe-

A small, framed photograph of a
lovely old two-story, white store
house in County Monaghan, Ireland,
hangs in the apartment of Mrs.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

ing batherS pile
into glass-bot-
toned boats that
take them across
N a S sau harbor
to Hog Island
just 10 minutes
away. Here So
ciety's b e a c h.
conbers loll and
lunch on Para
disc Beach or at
the pre- + e r red
nearby Porcu-
pine Club which
is one of the
m ost exclusive
clubs in the
Evening star., 1946-03-24

lenbach, wife of
the Secretary of
Labor.
This is one Of
her dearest pos
sessions, for it is
a link with the
home she hasn't
seen since 1888,
just before war
clouds over Eu-
rope stopped e d
civilian trav e |
across the At
lantic.
M S. Schwel-
Evening star., 1946-03-24

Down in the beautiful Bahamas
the turquoise blue of the water
contrasts with the bougainvillia red
that climbs the walls. Every morn
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-03-28

And another sure sign of spring
snakes sighted in Orange township.
Elmer Anderson reports having killed
a blue racer measuring five and one
half feet in the Cal Ewing woods
last Wednesday. 1t was in the early
morning and the snake was too slug
gish to flee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-03-28

Ohio. is authorized to eenterliFe paint ex-
tensions of State Highways within the limits
of village. and
WHEREAS, Extentions Of ftate Highways
No. p. 5I2 and sss lie wi9in this village.
and
WHEREAS. This oranafee shall in no
manner relieve % siischnfssf the said village
from any claim or elaiuss of any nature
arising from. or growing fout Of. the main
tenance by the Denarpeft of Highways Of
the State of Ohio of - highways in said
village. and the said kiEage shall save the
State Of Ohio harml@ - from any and all
Now. THEREFoRk.
Be 1t ORkAINEDs IA the Council of the
Village of B&akeniaM State of Ohio:
SECTION ITT%N& hdFeby declared TO be In
the public int sres@ thu the consent Of said
village be. al said c&nsent hereby is. given
to the Dena rsznent of Highways of the State
of Oht0 Nfor said Dabartment to centeriine
paint 4 State Highways within said village
as nereAbefore set ouk
SECTION ?: That the Clerk be. and he
hereby Is. directed to furnish 10 the Director
of Highways and u the Board of County
Commissioners of Allen County. Ohio.
certified copy of thi4 Ordinance Immediately
upon the taking effecf thereof.
SECTION J. That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed: March 10. 1896
l. L. SAwMILLER. Mayor
Attest: Ruth Durkee. Clerk SO
so
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Elrose

Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Graham
and family of Waynesville spent a
few days last week at the d. d. Will
hanson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stauffer
spent Monday evening with Mrs.
Emmeline Nonnamaker.
Mr.. Walter Williamson and friend
of Detroit spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Williamson. They
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Marshall.
Union Prayer services at the Olive
Branch Church Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chauncey Klingler spent Fri
day at the Ami Nonnamaker home
Other callers during the week were
Mrs. Purl Hartman Of Findlay, Mrs
Mary Hartman and Cloyee Hartman
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tenanee BY the Department of Highways Of
the State Of Ohio Of said highways in said
village, and the sad village shall save the
State Of Ohio harmless from any and all
such claims.
NOW, THEREFORE.
Be it ORDAINED. by the Council Of the
Village of Bl0ffton, State Of Ohio.
SECTION [: II i hereby declared to be m
the public interest that the consent of said
village be, end said consent hereby issNgiven
to the Department Of Highways Of s6e State
of Ohio for said Department to@centerline
paint the State Highways withip said village
hereinbefore set out.
SECTION 2; That the1 C}Erk be. and he
hereby is. directed 10 furs&h to the Director
of Highways and TO tb4 Board of County
Commissioners of AlleD bunty. Ohio GER
titled copy of this 0pfnahce Immediately up
on the taking effecnethera,ef.
SECTION 3: ThN this Ordinance shall take
effect and be force rom and after the
earliest period allowed by law.
Passed: Marcy Is. 1916
Attest: w. %. Geiger. Clerk.
w. A. HOWE. Mayor. ~
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only water provided on board ship.
And speaking of Greece, Charley says
there you can see initiation in the raw
all business transacted with unse-
cured paper money and it takes five
pounds of paper currency to buy a
two pound loaf Of bread. A pair OF
shoes costs about 10000 drachmas,
the Greek monetary unit, which would
be equal to about $4,000 in pre-war
value.
Robert Mitchell of Berkeley, Calf,
who lived in Bluffton more than 40
years ago expects to visit here some
time this year, it was learned by
friends the first of the week. His
father the late yves" Mitchell was
a former Bluffton druggist.
Russell "Russ" Gratz, who did yeo-
man service on Pirate basketball
teams during his high school career
has kept up his prowess out in the
Pacific area where he played for
ward on a team in the final round of
an Army basketball tournament held
in the Philippines, according to word
received recently by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Gratz. His team,
runnerup in the finals played before
a crowd of 5000 cheering servicemen
on an outdoor court. Postponement
of the game because of rain, brought
it in conflict with the sailing time
of a transport to Japan on which
Gratz was due to leave. The trans
port, however delayed sailing until
after the game in order to permit him
to participate in the tournament fl
nails.
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pearance of mid-April the first of the
week with farmers busy in the fields
and lawn mowers being limbered up
fact is Lawrence Zuercher moved
the Methodist church lawn a week
ago which probably is the record for
this spring and brisk demand
for onion sets-and believe it or not
one optimistic soul has already plant
ed potatoes =. and Buttons streets
getting their first patching and crush
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of HoytvilIe, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hamilton, daughter Betty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nonnamaker, son Ralph
and Chas. Nonnamaker.
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Moss1
fWE
Des4oAoI

Spring-unpredictable and coy--is
staying longer than anyone had anti
cipated when she breezed in a week
ago :. and Bluffton had every ap-
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LEGAL NoTrCE

III Enc.d St, OAK PaEk. Illinois. win take
notice that Ralph GarrcA her husband. on the
5th DAY Of March. ls4sl has filed his petition
for divorce on the groyhds. of extreme cruel
8667e. of the Common Pleas Cosps of Axen
County Ohio. and tha* said caA3 VII be
for hearing in said Cert on the Nh ,dAy Of
Ra5ph Garrett 81
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NOTICE OF 4ppoSrAMr
THE STATE OF 0HID ~

Estate of Amos Grab Deceased.
Lavina Zimmery ofxR. ID. No. 2. Blnffton.
Ohio, has been Appointed and qualified as
Executrix of the esta5e of Amos Gratz late
of Allen County. OhN. deceased.
Dated this 18th day 8of March 1916.
RAYMOND p. SMITH
Probate Judge so
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
THE STATE OF OHIO

THE SEFf II Ut VEf*V =
Allen County. IS.
Estate of Allie B. GatteiI. Deceased.
Glen M. Cattel of ~ ID. No 5. Lirraa Ohio
has been appointed add qualified rs Admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Allie b. CatkeIl late of
Allen County. Ohio. Deceased.
Dated this 22nd dag Of Mach ede46.
RAYMOND r. SMITH, Probate Judge
81
ORDINANCE NJ II6
(Seetion il7s-i2. DhiQgGenerai Code)
Granting Director of Highways Authority to
Maintain Centerlines on State Highways
Inside Village Corporation.
WHEREAS. The Director of Highways.
under Sec. ll7S-A2 of the General Code of