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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05
VoIitve nu Ceskem SO bile oh enem
protest proti zopadnim siIam

Porocevalci a~meriSkega in angleSkega tiska SO p~rerokovai,
ola bodo voltve ma CeSkem, Xxi SO Sc vrsile &c. maja, izpadle V
korist Bene$eve stranke. Ko so bill GLASGOW SeSteti, so uVideh,
da ie zmagala omunisicna-socialsticn koaicija.
VOhtve so Sc vrSile demokraticno - veliko boil demokrati-
emo kot pa Sc n. pr. vrSe V nash juznih drzavah. Vsaka stranka je
lahko posegla vanje. BeneSeva narodna socialisticna stranka je
po svojem programu nekaj sicnega kot je bill Rooseveltov new
deal" all pa kot je bna nekoc progresivna stranka V Wisconsin,.
Zed. drzavam in Angliji zelo vsec, ako ona zmaga. Kajti v Wash
ingtonu in V Londonu komunisticnih zmag nimajo radi.
Levica je V agitacUi "a svojo listo poudarjala, da je imela
CehOslOvaSka V Svoji najvecji krIzi samo emo prijateljico in to je
SovietSka uniia. Ona edna ie leta 1888 poudarjala, da je priprav-
LENA til V bran CehoslovaSke V vojno S Hiterjem, pogojno, da
stori isto tudi Francija, XII je inela z Waldo v Pragi vzajemno
obrambno pogodbo. Toda namesto tega sta Franciia in Anglia
sklenile s Hitlerjem pakt, XII je pomenil izdajstvo mad Ceho-
SloVaSko.
Dne rs. maja so voilci ma CeSkem pokazali, da Munchena
MISC pozabili in nti ne kdo je bill lea 1888 ma mimi strani.
lid voitev ma CeSkem tudi pomeni, da Sc je vecina odlocna
osloniti svoo dezelo V bodoce ma Sovjetsko unijo in pa zgraditi
sociaisticni ekonomski sistem. Pravzaprav je sociaizacija ma
CeSkem V glavnem re izvrSenar
Pc prejSnji vojni je spadala cehsolovaska pod takozvano
francosko sfero vpliva. Njena vnanja politika Sc je nagibala pod
cell V Londonu in Parizu popuscati Hiherju. Romanja angleskih
in francoskih predstavnikov lea 1888 so Cehe ne samo presene-
tia temvec jh tudi do kraja razocarala.
- CeSka je pc svoji kulturi zapadni civilizacii najblizia. No
bena dezea V predvojni Evropi Sc nj mogla ponasati S popolneiso
demokracjo kot 10 je CehoslovaSka imela. In nobena nj gojla do
FrancUe in Anghje, in do Zed. draw toplejsih vezi kot ona. Min
chen je to razmere spremenil in voitve dine rs. maja so polka
yale, da Sc V Pragi ne bodo vec zanaSai ma London in Pariz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05
"Sociolizociio" omeriskega tipo
lie gospodarjem v korist

V Evropi so Sc nemalo zacudih, ko je radio in brzojav raz-
nesel vest, da je naSa vlada V nedavnih industrialnih sporih pre-
vzela" zeleznice in premogovniSko industrijo. To je pc evropskem
pojmovanju socialism ali sal drzavni kapitalizem. A so kmalu
uVldehL, da mas nacin prevzemanja obratov nj ne prvo ne drugo
temvec lie sredstvo prot uniam.
Tega nacina "a reSevanje industrialnih konfiktov Sc je po-
Sluzl najprvo predsednik Roosevelt. Ker ie ia naredba Sc v We
ljavi, je dobro sluzila tudi Trumanu.
Nekega dine pa Sc DO res zgodno, da DO drzava prevzela vele-
industrijo, toda ne "a dan ali diva. In ne proti delavstvu temvec
v sploSno korist. Seveda, pod sedanjima dvema strankama Sc to
lie DO zgodilo, ker sta ODE proti socializaciji. Unije pa hi storile
pametno, &c hi zacele propagirati socaizacijo industrialnih obra-
TOW. Kajti dosedaj SO re lahko spoznale, da pod sistemom obrato-
vanja "a profit ne bodo nikamor prisle.
Premogovnike je vada re V drugiG "prevzela" in jh vrnila
lastnlkom elm je bill spor z unijo koncan. zeleznice je imela V
svojem podrocju par di. Voditelji zeleznicarjev vedo, da ie
prlvatno lastnistvo transportnega sistema kvarno "a dezelo. Vele-
bankirji, XII ga kontrolirajo, imajo V uvidu samo profile ne pa
HbolJSeVanJe prometnega sistema. 1so velja "a lastnike vseh
druglh obratov. Vsi streme "a cinvecjimi dobicki. In posledice
SO industrialni Sport, stavke, polomi in krize. Ia delavstvo ie tax
sistem poguba. In &c 81 hoce dobro, mora bti "a socializaciio Sc
daj, ne See ko nastanejo depresiie.
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ALI ZED. DRzAVE SvOJO RELIFNO
TAKTIKO PRAVILNO vODUO?

Anderson, XII je predlozil zani
naslov "ambasadorja prehrane'
in ia svoj predlog vsilil svojim
tovariSem. Znano je, da ga ma
ministrskih sestankih mnogi po-
strani gledajo.
Ocividno je, de- Hoover nj ko-
risten administraciii nit V DO
liticnem pogledu donna, nit V
inozemstvu, kjer bi moral reSiti
tezavne probleme prehrane. To-
da vse prizadeVanjo znebiti Sc
tega velikega inzeniria SO ostala
zaman. Ko je minister Anderson
dosegel, da ie predsednik Tru-
man povabil Hooverja maj skraj-
So njegovo PCT okrog sveta, je
bio to brezuspesno, ker je Hoov-
er zahteval, da Sc njegovo poto-
vanje mora nadaljevati prav do
konca.
Takoj pc njegovem povratku
pa je bio objavljeno, da Sc DO
podal Sc ma drugo potovanje -
topot V juno Ameriko, da pre-
isce zaloge ziveza. SploSni Wis
ie, da je predsednik Truman po-
vabil Hooverja ma to potovanje,
resnica pa je, da je ideja nasta-
la V Hooverievi CLAW. V krogih
administracije je ocividno zdaj
prevladovala trdna odlocnost,
da mora Hoover pc tenn potova-
nju V JUNO Ameriko nazaj V
pokoj.
Zavozljano vprasanje vsesplo-
she lakote, problem, XII je bill re-
sno zavozen re pref, je postalo
pc objavi Hooverjevega poro-
ella Sc bolj precinct prerekanja.
Njegovo porocilo je optimistic
emo, ces, polozaj je mnogo boljsi
kot smo mislili. Toda komaj par
dni pozneje je priSel ogorcen Cd
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V relifnih akcijah ne pomaga
nihce toliko kot baS naSe Zed.
drzave. Ampak Sc zdi, da name
sto relifa igramo S TENN dajatva-
mi tudi politiko, nekakno takSno
politiko kakor pc prvi svetovni
vojni, ko Sc je naSa vlada in pa
nacelnik refine akcije Herbert
Hoover gnjavil kako S kruhom
prepreciti boljSeviziranie Ev-
rope.
Hoover slow "a eksperta V re-
lifnih podvzetjih. Dasi je repu-
blikanec, ga je Truman lie pooh
lastil, da maj gre spet pc svetu
ter ugotovi, kje je lakota in kaj
bi Sc moglo ukreniti proti Mi.
V resnici ina to nalogo bivSi
newyorski zupan La Guardia.
XII je nacelnik UNRRA. AmpaK
ga je Truman nekako pomoto-
ma prezrl in Hoovra pa Sc sedai
otresti ne more.
Malcolm Hebbs, XII piSe "a
casnisko agencijo ONA, je napi-
sal o tenn sledeci clanek:
Ia amerisko administracijO
je Herbert Hoover MOI, katere-
ga je bila povabila ma vecerjo,
XII pa je potem ostal permanent
no gost-jez V ~lisicjem brlogu.
Minister "a poljedelstvo Ander-
son pa je oni nesrecnez, XII ie
napravil pomoto, da ga je po-
vabil.
Ako pravimo, da ie admin
stracija mnenja, da zavzema
Herbert Hoover re vse predolgo
emo prvih NEST ma polju prehra-
ne, pretiravamo V smeri oIep-
sevanja. Precej obSiren je re
krog, XII 81 zeli, da bi on lepo po-
lagoma odSel, Odkoder ie priSel.
Drzi ga lie poljedelski minister
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govor. Skupina Food for Free
DOM, ma celu katere Sc nahaia
Mrs. Dwight Morrow, je ovrgla
vse, kar poroca Hoover, trdec,
da je nekdanji p%redsednik lie
dell lakoto" in lie tako priSel
do svojih zakljucHov.
Povrh vsega drugega Sc je
veliki inzenir V svojo nesreco
zapletel V nekatere racunske
pomote - porocal je, da je
zmanjsal primanjkljaj psenice
do |. septembra cd II milijonov
ton ma 5000, 900. I~zracunal pa ie
to Stevilko tako, da je dobave "a
april Stel dvakrat - mala DO
mota, XII pomeni 5000, 900 ton.
Poleg tega je odkril neke do
datne zaloge psenice, tudi s.
100000 ton, XII pa 1--WE lie v ME
govi domisljiji.
Hoover zahteva maj stradaio-
ca ljudstVa zmanjsajo svoj Cd
merck kruha, da ne bi zmani-
kalo pSenice. Toda kljub njego-
vim zmotnim stevilkam ie il
njegovega lastnega racuna raz-
vidno, da zaloge MISC zadostne
nlti "a to zmanjSano zahtevo.
Skupina Food for Freedom"
radi tega gotta Hooverju, da ie
otezkocil pregled svetovnega DO
lozaja.
Amerisko zunanje ministr-
stVo je - bodisi namerno ali
slucajno - zakurilo V tel peel
Sc S tenn, da je objavilo nekai
dozdaj Sc neznanih zapiskov pa
rlske mirovne conference IL leta
1919, XII Sc ticejo vloge, katero
je igral Herbert Hoover V raz-
deljevanju hrane pc prvi sve-
town. vojni. Kot da je bill ma
men opomniti javnost ma to, da
je Hoover iznajditelj zamisli, da
je hrana orozje politike.
Odgovornost "a Hooverievo
deloVanje pada ma ramona mi
nistra "a poljedelstvo Ander-
soma, o katerem nekateri zlobni
Jezlki trdijo, da je najvecja po-
lomija Trumanove administra-
CHE.
Jake ~razSirjena je v Washing
tonu trditev, da SO polomiie Tru-
manove administracije posledi-
ca tega, kar nosi ime "vladanie
acknowledges. Znane ie, da so
zakonodajci V sploSnem slabi
upravni uradniki, ceS, da SO bill
vedno vajeni delati lie z mnogo-
steVllnim uradniStvom. Tako
vsaj trdi ia teorija. CHM jih stu
cal nanese ma velike administra-
tivne pozicije, izgube svoio ST.
gurnost, ker morajo voditi po-
sic uradov z neStevilno nastav-
ljencev.
Poljedelski minister Ander-
son je bill pref, predno ie postal
clan Wade, kongresnik in Sc je
stel cello med najsposobneise.
Toda maj DO temu kakor hoce.
njegove zmote V ministrstvu "a
poljedelstvo, V kolikor Sc tice
zadeve svetovne prehrane, so
Vsekakor vec kot le administra-
tivnega znacaja.
XXX sedni Hhrrv+eLnH
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05
Ameriski Haliioni no deIu
"a dezeIo svoiih prednikov

Bivsi newyorSki governor Charles Poletti, XII ina v ameriski
pohtlki veik vpliv, je drzavnemu tajniku Byrnesu sporocil, da
mu Ie zeo nelJubo, ker Sc je ma konferenci vnanjih ministrov v
Parlzu kazalo ltaiji tako neprijateljsko lice. z Italijo hi Sc mo-
ralo pc nJegovem mnenju ravnati kot S prijateljsko drzavo in il
pomagati, kot je nam oa pomagala V voini.
Poletl IN drugi ameriski Italijani SO vsi "pozabili", da ie
ltalJl nacel]eVal nekl "duce', XII je propagiral vojno in vprizarjal
oborozene vpade v Greijo, Etopijo, spanijo, Atlantic in Jugo-
Slavic. In ker SO pozabili ma fasistcne zlocine, zahtevajo, da mai
81 z ltalJo ravna kot da je bila YES cas- nasa zaveznica, z Jugo-
Slavic pa, kt da je bia nasa sovraznica.
Charles Polettl Je predlozil drzavnemu departmental tudi
svoj program "a Italijo, Xxi v glavnem doloca:
- Zed' drzaVe maj dajo Itahji dive in pol milijardi dolariev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05
OVEN:
RAZGOvORI

49, - ~ ~ M
fesor Einstein, katerega govor
je bill telefonicen z njegovega
donna Princetonu, N. j. Da ie
nekaj takega res potrebno V. tel
atomski dobi, We vsak razumen
clovek - &c ne = BIO k~atastro-
ia &C..
Casnikarski porocevalec Jam.
Wellard, kateri Sc je nekaj ted
nov nahajal V Jugoslaviji, je V
Chicago Timesu priobeli wee
clankov o tel dezeli. Clanki, ka-
tere je odposlal il Rlma, so Ju-
goslaviji zelo naklonjeni. V svo-
jem poslednjem clanku zakljuci
takole:
What are my conclusions?
First in foremost, that the new
Federal Yugoslavia is a young ma
ton with a plan, and the will to
realize that plan. This is the essen
tial difference between western
Europe and the Balkans today. tia
ly, France, Belgium and Holland
are nations without definite, force
full plans. They struggle toward
prosperity with the old concepts
and old methods. Yugoslavia, in
contrast, has a political, economic
and moral cohesiVeness which
binds together and directs the ac-
Invites of the entire nation. Recon
struction is, therefore, proceeding
at an amazing speed in this coun-
try.
1t is one of the most devastated
in Europe, as you may have gath
cred from my description Of the
Lika valley. It also is a poor and
backward country.
But what resources there are, and
particularly the resources of the
peoples energy, are being harness
sed to the end of pulling up this
nation by its own bootstraps.
1 saw roofs going on the burned
houses, the railroads being rebuilt,
the bridges put back in, the bomb
rubble cleaned up, the land being
cultivated, the schools opened, the
orphan children being cared for.
And this brings me to the second
question. Is there any opposition
to the Tito dictatorship?
No Opposition
The answer is, mo" - because
there can't be. There can't be, be-
cause no Yugoslav whose home has
been burned down or whose farm
is lying falloW or who is cut off
from civilization by a broken
bridge IL going to object to govern
ment plans to help him recover.
To the vast majority of the people.
the Tito regime represents purely
and simply an efficient, successful
economic scheme of rehabilitation.
Piknik, katerega priredi klub
st. l JSZ dine 20. julia V Willow
Springsu, mora biti velik uspeh.
Piknik je MANFRED namenjen V
pomoc Proletarcu, kateri potre-
buje vse naSe sodelovanje. ze-
lett bi bio, da sodrugi pc nasel-
binah organizirajo slicne prired-
be V pomoc nasemu listu. Ne
samo, da DO to listu V veliko po-
moe, ampak je tudi prilika "a
agitacijo "a move narocnike. &C.
ne V tiskarni stalno naraScajo in
treba je, da drzimo mas list V
solventnem stanju.
V nash listih sem cital, da Sc
je napotil mas Big" Tony il
solncne California ma obisk V
naSe kraje. Upam, da kadar pri-
de Tone, S svojo soprogo naSo
prestolico - da Sc tudi pr mas
oglasi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-05
XXX sedoi "bratsko"
~orqunizuciiu

Ku Klux Klan Sc je V DRAW
Georgia registriral "a bratsko
(fraternaD organizacijo.
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for each of said years are certified,
extended and collected. Said tax
shall be placed before and In pref
erence to all other items and for
the full amount thereof. The FUNDS
derived from said tax levies here
by required shall be placed In a
separate and distinct fund which
together with all interest collected
Ola the same shall be irrevocably
pledged for the payment of the in
terest and principal of said bonds
when and as the same fall due.
Section ;. That said bonds shall
be first offered at par and accrued
interest to the Trustees of the sink r.
ing Fund in their official capacity
and if said trustees refuse 10 take
any or all of said bonds, then said
bonds not so taken shall be adYer-
tised for public sale and sold in the
manner provided by law under the
direction of the Finance Committee
and the Clerk. but not for less than
their par value and accrued inter-
est. the bond sale advertisement
shall state that any one desiring TO
do so. may present "a bid or bids Tor
such bonds based upon their bearing
"a different rate of interest than
hereinbefore fixed provided how
ever. that where a fractional inter-
est rate is bid. such fraction shall
be one quarter Of one per cent. or
multiple thereof; the amount of the
bond or certified check to accompany
bids shall be SIG. 10000; the pro-
ceedS from the sale of said bonds,
except the premium and accrued
interest thereon and the amount
of said bonds issued for interest,
shall he used for the purpose afore-
said and for no other purpose; the
premium and accrued interest re-
ceiVed from such sale and sinking
Fund to be applied in the payment
of the principal and interest of said
bonds i'm the manner provided by
law.
Section s. The Village Clerk is
hereby directed to forward certi-
fled copy of this ordinance TO the
County Auditor.
Section Z. That this ordinance
shall take effect and be in force
from and after the earliest period
|alloWed by law.
Passed November 2S, 1916.
G. J.. KINGSMORE
President of the Council
Attest: GEO. =. SCHEIDEREn,
Clerk Of the Council
Approved: WIN. +. ASMAN,
Mayor
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Nos &c 16 inclusive on the lst
day Of January, 1919.
Nos. !, to - inclusive on the lst
day of January. $50.
No. % to 81 Inclusive on the lst
day of January. 1851
Nos. 33 TO 40 inclusive on the LIST
day Of January, 1852
NCs. Al 10 As inclusive on the LIST
day of January, 1858.
NOS. az so SO inclusive on the LIST
day of january, 1854.
Nos. 81 to o. inclusive on the lst
day Of January, 1855.
Nos. % TO ~ inclusive ON the LIST
day of January. 1856
Nos. 73 TO so inclusive on the list
day of January. 1850
NCs. ST to SS inclusive on the LIST
day January. 1858.
Nos. SO 10 SO inclusive or the lst
day OF January, 1859.
Nos. 81 to i04 inclusive on the lst
day of January. 1860.
Nos. 105 to 1l2 inclusive on the
lst day of January, 1861
Nos. l13 90 120 inclusive on the
lst day of January, 1862.
Nos. 12l to 12S inclusive on the
LIST day Of January l963.
Nos 129 to 1876 inclusive ON the
LIST day of January 1864.
Nos. 1871 to 144 inclusive on the
1st day of january. 1868.
Nos. 145 to l54 inclusive on the
lst day of January 1866.
Nos. 50 to l65 inclusive ON the
list day Of January, 1867.
Said bonds are issued for the pur-
pose of constructing additional san
itary and storm sewers and alter
ing the present sanitary and storm
sewage syst ems and 20 provide a
fund for the payment OF not TO eN-
ceed one years interest on said
bonds, and under authority of the
laws of Ohio and Of The Uniform
Bond Act and under and in ac-
cordance with a certain Ordinance
Of the said Village entitled An or
dinance Providing for the Issuance
Of Bonds Of the Village of MarXs-
Vile, Ohio for the Purpose of Con
structinR Additional Sanitary and
Storm Sewers and Altering the
Present Sanitary and storm Sewage
systems" passed ON the 9TH day Of
November, 1916.
Said bonds viii be sold to the
highest bidder for moi less than the
face value thereof and accrued in
tereSt.
All bids must state the number
of bonds bid for and the gross
amount of bid and accrued interest
to date of delivery. All bids to be
accompanied with a bond or certi-
fled check, payable to the Village
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WOMAN NINETY SWEARS
IT KEEPS HER ALIVE

''T was all stuffed up-full of gas and
bloat - couldn't get nay bowels to
work." says Miss Hanna Dietrich of
st. Louis, Mo-, in a recent letter.
Couldn't eat a thing and would sit
and wonder IL my time had come.
Then tried Pru-Iax. Now I feel years
younger, can eat anything want and
my bowels are regular again."
This wonderful new herb medicine
contains Cascara and SIENNA. If you
are bloated with gas. Suffer heartburn
- Indigestion - vertigo (dizziness) -
clogged bowels-lack Of energy-slug-
gishness of mind or body, due to con-
stipation, then do as Miss Dietrich does.
Use Pru.lax and you will be astonished
at the results. Caution: Use Pru-Iax
only as directed. Money back if not
delighted with result.
GET PRU-LAx TODAY
CMD
JamisOn's Cut-Rate Drug Store
Marysville, Ohio
Payne's Drug Store
Milford Center, Ohio
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c H URCH ''.
f,. Ann0 u nc { 00 nTS.

The annual Christmas party
sponsored by the Women's Mis-
sionary Society for the women OF
the congregation will be held in
the Parish House Thursday even
ing, Dec. 19. All the women of
the congregation and friends are
invited to attend
The Parish school children will
present their Christmas program
in Luther Hall Friday evening,
Dec. 20 at 7:30 p. m. All are cord
tally invited to attend.
The Primary and Beginners
departments of the Sunday school
will meet for their Christmas
program rehearsal Saturday after
noon, Dec. 21 at 2:30 p. m. in the
church.
Catechetical Instruction Satur-
day afternoon. Juniors at 1:30;
Seniors at 2:30 o'clock.
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be furnished for the pies.
Mrs. Don Webb attended the
Christmas meeting of the Reserve
lass of Central Methodist church
It Redwood, Wednesday, Hostess
IS were Mrs. Mildred Pfarr, Mrs.
Marguerite Cramer and Mrs. Mar
,uerite Penhorwood. Gifts were
presented Mrs. Anna Livingston
md Mrs. Minnie White, teachers
)f the class. Mrs. Mildred Pfarr
jang the beautiful Christmas
song, 0 Holy Night" and Mrs.
Naomi Warrington read the
Christmas story Election of of
ficers was held and Mrs. Hazel
Teets was elected president. An
exchange of presents was next on
the program after which the
hostesses served delicious re-
freshments. The meeting was held
in the church parlors and the ta-
bles were beautifully decorated
in keeping with the Christmas
season. The next meeting will be
New Years day with a pot-luck
dinner and will be in the church
parlors.
Mrs. Blanche Bumgarner, of
Columbus, spent a few days last
week at the home of her brother
E. B. Bumgarner. Mr.. Bumgarner
hasn't been very well lately
Robert Webb spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight An
dreWS in Delaware.
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FORM OF NOTICE OF SALE OF
BONDS
Legal Notice

BcS1b NOttcS
Sealed proposals viii he received
at the office of the Clerk of the
Village of Marysville, state Of Ohio,
until II o'clock noon eastern stand
ard time of December 81, 1916 for
the purchase of bonds of the said
Village in the aggregate SUM of
$165, 100000, dated the list day Of
January, r947, Said bonds will be
one hundred SiXty-fiVe Cl65) in
number and numbered one TO one
hundred siXty-fiVe, both inclusive.
Each Of said bonds viii be of the
denomination of 100000 and will
draw interest at the rate of two per
centum per annum, payable semi
annually on the first days of jan
uary and July of each year upon
presentation and surrender of the
interest coupons to be attached to
said bonds. Anyone desiring to do
so may present a bid or bids for
said bonds based on their bearing a
different rate of interest than tnat
hereinabove specified, provided that
where n fractional interest rate is
Ibid such fraction shah be one quar-
ter of one percent or multiples
thereof. Said bonds viii be due and
payable as follows.
Nos. / to inclusive on the LIST
day of January, l9iS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-12
: REDWOOD
Sunshine Circle

OunSnlne NlfcIe
The Sunshine Circle Of the
Kings Daughters met at the Cen
tral Methodist church Monday eV-
ening.
The meeting was opened by the
offering of the Kings Daughters
prayer. Mrs. Grace Cushman read
a Christmas story which had been
written by Mrs. 0. W. Frum. The
Youth choir Of the Central Meth
odist church, sang several selec-
tionS under the direction of Mrs.
Hartley Harger.
Guests of the Circle were Mrs.
Alvi Graham, of Marysville, who
heads the work in this state that
the Kings Daughters are doing
for the American Indians; Mrs.
John DeVoss, of Milford Center,
who heads the work in this coun-
ty; Mrs. T. P. Sieg, who is a trus-
tee for Maplecrest, home for
girls which the Kings Daughters
maintain at Bucyrus; Mrs. Zane
Randall, president of the Cheerio
circle, and Mrs. Fred Erwin, jr.,
president of the Victory circle.
Lovely refreshments were served
by the social committee headed
by Mrs. S. r Sanders.
Many Prizes Won
Last week several men from
Redwood exhibited at the Day.
ton Fancy Feathers club at the
Coliseum in Dayton.
Mr.. David Robinson brought
home a number Of ribbons. He
won several with his dark Corn
ish chickens; first cock bird, first
cockeral, first pullet, first young
trio. He also showed Black Red
Old English Game Bantams and
won first cock bird, and won first
cock bird with his Old English
silver duckWing.
Mr. Norman Dickson showed
Black Red Old English bantams
and won second cock bird With
his All Crested White Polish Ban
tams he won all awards. Mr..
Ralph VeStal showed White Coch-
in bantams and won first cock
bird, first hen, second cockeral,
first pullet and first trio. Mr.. VIM.
Morrison entered Light Brahmas
and won first, second, third and
fifth cockeral in a class of twelve.
He won first cock bird in a class
of five and second and third pull
let in a class of six. He also was
aWerded the special award for the
best display of Light Brahmas at
the show. About 500 birds were
entered in this show. Last Satur-
day, Mr.. Ralph Vestal took some
of his chicken to the Cleveland
Poultry show, where about 1900
birds were shown from every
state in the union and some from
Cuba. He brought home first
|cockeral, first pullet, first trio in
the Anconas. With his White Leg
horns he won first cock bird, first
hen, second cockeral and second
pullet He also showed Black Red
Old English Game bantams and
won fourth hen, third cockeral
and third pullet.
I Mr.. Henry Hecker, of Pharis-
burg, also attended this show and
exhibited Black Cochin bantams
and won first cock bird and sec
ond pullet