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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
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NOTICE
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 5632-A

l SUNAACNS rOG FGBLkSA1aON No. 5632-A
 TO: ALICE ELIZABETH HART,
 above defendant, GREETING l:
 IN THE NAME OF THE UNITED 54AIAo Or AMERICA. you are hereby commanded to be and ap- eear in the above entitled Court. i.e.: Tn the United States District Court Tor the Territory of Alaska, Division Number One, at Juneau, n said Division of said Territory,
 nd answer the Complaint filed gainst you in the above entitled action, ie: That certain acticn wherein William Scott Hart is the plaintiff and Alice Elizabeth Hart is the defendant, which is num- bered No 5632-A on the docket of said Court, within thirty t30) days liter the completion Of the period of publication of said. Summons, which said Summons by an Order made and entered hy said Court n said action on December 18th, l9E6, was ordered to be published for a pe.iCd o1 once a week for four A consecutive and success sive weeks, commencing on De- eubar 18th, 1945, and ending on January 3rd, l947. in case said 5ummons is published, or within thirty (30) days after January 3rd, l947, or within forty (40) days after date of its service upon you in case this Summons is served upon you personally, and answer the Com plaint of the aoove-named plaintiff cn file in said Court in the above entitled action, and if you lail so to appear and answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court fer the relief demanded in his Complaint, i,e.: For an ab- sclute divorce and dissolution of the marriage contract between plaintiff and defendant. And for such other and further relief as to the Court may appear just and equitable
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereUnto set my hand and have affixed the seal of the above en- titled Court at Juneau, Alaska, this 12Sh day of December, l946
 JOHN H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the District Court.
 (Seal)
 By P. D. K. McIver.
 First publication, Dec. 13, 1946.
 Last publication, Jan. 3, l947
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
MERRY CHRISTMAS

The Ross's are STILL after your Xmas tree orders. Phone 590, ext. 52. Bud and Jack (Vets). 450-2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
Mrs. ". Houston
 Given Surprise

A delightful surprise party was given last night experimenting Mrs. Warren Houston on the occasion of her birthday Miss Ruth Rader was the hostess in her apartment in the Assembly. A buffet supper was served late in the evening.
 Guests were AIr. and Mrs War ren Houston, Miss Sheila Houston, Mir and Mrs Harold Houston, Mar garet Gottschamer, Dorothy Wood ward. Cliff Berg and Gerry Russell
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
CITY COUNCIL E 10
 MEET THIS EVENING

Juneau City Council will meet at 8 o'clock this evening at the City Hall to consider the granting of 32 liquor licenses to local establish mcnts. Final approval will come from J. w. Kehoe, Federal Judge.
 Acting Mayor Ed Nielsen will oc- cupy the chair tonight, in the ab- sence of Mayor Waino Hendrick- son in Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
LOST AND FOUND
H0spITAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital has admitted James Sey and John Matson for medical attention, and Mrs. Eli Raves from Petersburg. for surgery yesterday. Anton Sandnes, William Haynes, Joan Williams and Mrs. Dale Hojem and baby boy were discharged.
 Government Hospital admitted Walter Chulin from Kenai No one was discharged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13

There are stone idols on Easter Island in the Pacific that weigh 50 to 50 tons each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13

Candy or sweets should be given after, rather than before meals. Candy or sweets at any time will stop hunger contractions, giving the stomach feeling of fullness, thereby dulling the appetite. This feeling may last for several hours
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
THE WHITE TRANSFER

and Delivery Service is now owned by Jack McDaniels, Jr, who will operate through the same phone number, 7S9. 449-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-13
MISCELLANEOUS

FREE USE Of piano for practice.
 Phone Black 29O 447-tf c C o Secretarial Courses. Mon. Wed. / c to pm. Studio, Lower Q Q Lobby, Baranof Hotel. 445-tf Q 0 @ e . 2
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ACGGEa5

ATTENTION LOGGERS with logs
 for sale contact Juneau Lumber Mills. Will buy from 100000 it. to 10,000,C00 feet. For further
 particulars see Juneau Lumber
 Mills 433-tf.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
HELP WOkAEN

ALTERATIONS-Some one to take over es-
nIaSlshed noa business; no capital required
ALTERATION HANDS for womens suit.
and coats, Good salary. See Mrs. Carroll
JOSEPH R. HARRIS CO., 1924 st. NV
ALTERATION HANDS, experienced. suits,
dresses gowns; finest daylight workroom
bstWssn ssgEs a wsre snd FFAplo"irz on lats 5 st.
ing ing in es Bethesda area Please apply in per
ALTERATION HANDs-sEAMsTREssEs ior
eeass 5ets and dres, Agpy
ALTERATIoSN II HANDS SiD for vomen's dresses.
suits and coats. GARFINCKELS, F st.
ALTERATION OPERATORS. white, wps expsri-
enced, dresses and suits. MRS. JOHNSON'S s
DRESS SHOP 1907 Conn. ave. NO. o504.
ASSISTANT to nurse and receptionist in
physicians office; about 25., white, gentle,
aafternoon and evening hours. Salary. SIS
ASSISTANT AUDITOR and bookkseper,
Ike PEI aoT Tts seneTal Of
Hve Tse. w9rk 9d =, and syitchboard: salary, $40 a
Ss 81 moToK maeoSFasele co oneefs fsc Apply Aa
ASSISTANT eBookKEEpER for exclusive Ms5
specially shop; bright young woman with
requirement tesan z mt vKAPLoWrTz, 18th St. he
assfsTAsfd sssfs ssfd BUYERS for variou, denas
those with merchandising experience pref
Apply IsTI6 employment office, 4th floor, LANS-
6oEoH q 6Ro.' 7th' sth and sts. NV.
ASsoRTER snSspTiIs al and marker woman. white, to
sSR2SsfRs %%sasoRTos9 oRs5s9n abR8 APRS
Asso,s1Ekss White s.Dsrisaesa assssEk
LASNsRys seaa ssP Pfy St Apply WASHINGTON
iAssoKTERs and assemblies en- a,M for dry clean
sANTARYe cfEaNEfRsd sER fSsd s5s gsy 1aaS aaS
BAKER for modern cafeteria; excel. work.
Give full qualifications, BOX 1ss-M, Star.
i8I BEAUTICIAN, dC good salary and commission.
select clientele. WI. 1928 between and
bISuTfcIAN 81 uSf!s,i exp good position 27 for all
and commission. CALVERT HAIRDRESS.
BEAUTICiANs. all-around operators want.
ed; also manicurist; large guarantee and
q. commission; 612 18th st. NV. -o4
BEAUTY OPERATOR, first-class shop: good
hours; @ must be experienced. ANiTA'S,
BEAUTY OPERATORS and msnicurists, sx-
perienced; highest salary and commission.
Apply employment ofice, 4th floor. LANS-
BURGH & BRO, 7th. Sth and E SITS. NV
BEAUTY OPERAToR-steady position for
FRED HE HAIR R0 sTYhisT. & phiIlPsys hAiIRDsy
sSEai saaGTx sgs wanted to work in
and salary csii 81. isis. iss0 e0 @s5
Evening star., 1946-02-24
HELP MEN 8 WoMEk.

BOOKKEEPER, radio station; knowledge of
Eemilngton Rand billing machine preferred
VIZ. Apply MRS MoBBERLEY, 1000 Conn
sUou aye, i { to & 30 -
hos Shosiss mas &c sSp
enced. Call GIL. $500, between 5 and s..
BooKKEEPER-Real estate-builders' ONCE.
Salary. $50, wk. to start: Excellent on
ppT pGs for %1 sds sdyancemeRt s SHAPIRO NC
IRs, tine YOUR our, city Write TAx-sAvER sYs-
cAsHIERMcapable t' of handing ian; ing payroll.
ryion aryi, Sl'ssOs 20 81 Os9. depending upon @ ex-
anA references: BOX s5-L, Star. -24
CotPLE: white OF ,eolored; woman for
W S0 to work on fsrm Tood salary and
aishsd twice week: references required !;
S,nnts g miles fIa fI9m Falls Church Call Falls
coufhE, ceSTff to to live In wife good cook and
snd bes ssrd %
COUPLE, colored s125 mo. to start: live
day and Sunday Of after breakfast. WI
5:5~.SHEs sRs apsH2Ssss I
FARM fo eoouPIE ';e on small general farm farm in
nearby montgomery County: no dairy; SAL
nishinss: wife to DO occasional houssswork
Man sSta ASp Tsa,Y WIFE Boy We S2a aboS sa 30
old, who want home with a small fam
ily., no children. to assist with housework
and grounds; comfortable quarters, sepa-
washington. State eSperience. e. r SALARY de- de-.
fipsd' Ras ofk fektersnces s,s religion and address
sHS NAN oish OR WOMAN sIs for general once Work
Bookkeeping experience in construction
work desirable; good position with estab-
oFcf r ma5oom soa serks s'aT pasi
ton, good salary. Apply PEOPLES DRUG
RePP9Tment oTs st
or darkroom technician wanted great ex-
perience unnecessary. excel opportunity
FIR. 5000. Ext. 647.
sECRETARY-oFEICE MANAGER. expert
tion: Montsomery County. resident pre-
eaS5 'e Or sH BOX staa
STENO.-FILE CLERK-If yor are worried
oyer your wartime appointment and would
days. vacation. group insurance "a and 10th 9TH
efRfi supPGY fGnsaes Co. Y5Ss 81
ssseh is and assas 5PsPaaasR'
to 1915 on Saturday, ali holidays. Apply
Mr. HEDLUND' Room 500, 1101 YER
n
ATTENTION, Government employees: We
have positions available for Saturday and
evenings, for experienced shoe sales
people excellent earnings. Apply WIN.
HAHN. 5th and K, 1907 F, 14th and G,
;l2l2 18th. 44S3 Conn. ave -26
REAL ESTATE OFFICE needs clerk, some
typing; opportunity for night school stu
dent TO study part of time on job; S25
week: Bog 4O3-L. Star. -24
ADVERTISING LAYOUT MAN or woman
for lee. dent. store organization in Wash
ington. Exper. in handling lge. volume of
tunity with a real future 4O-hour week.
pleasant working conditions with many
benefits. State qualifications and exper
Our staff has knowledge Of this ad. Box
21 an. Star
UNUSUAL SALES opportunity
COMPENSATION plan, most. favorable ever
offered by this 43-year-old company, larg-
est OF its kind; unusually large cash ad-
vanceS against commissions; leads fur
nished: no door-to-door canvassing: expert
enced district manager will give you thor
ough training: cash, in on big demand for
this company's product, now greater than
ever ever before: give age and full Information
RANGED. Box OR, Star 96s
Evening star., 1946-02-24
HELP MEN.

M4s T. fso fs1a Montso ssH ds1'ssr sHs
M MxSpSG MEN, ex-service, free to travel
mo- mo- training given; permanent position
spiR1fG sl3h 1fffyaassaeni aote Plaza Apply Monday Mr.
Jobs, Contact E. 4. DRUMM' Room 2iS
at5o tn g ST ST. nm, to H. and to A. also
UNITED AiRLINEs has opening for cargo
g;t agents S,, Tor men men between ages Of 20-3o
necessary; .duties. at Washington National
Airport. Apply Monday between 10 am
and ano 4 pm to MR.. " A.; BOuvE, south
esonc0urse. cones, Sc. terminal bldg.' Washington Ma
OUTDOOR clerical work experience not
necessary; nee training paid for: 1s to 45
sshoay %eek week. Asps Rer n pe2soh
seaaa. RPIHasS TsHNsr RsiHssr co emsoy ans !:
Take Route No. 10. Rossiyn streetear:
No. 80 Gfsa ehn aesSss sreee
fIouREscENr is BACK. Sale of fixture. m
future. Complete selling outfit absolutely
Week Tee RSsh NohnH name pro th
TURING CO, 5o42 Cottage Grove, Dept
nCoADENlLhL SONsIhUC1lON MEM ex
per. men are invited to write briefly, stat.
ing their experience, age. when available
ETC.: advertiser wants to develop a perm
organization of such men for contempla tee
large scale operation. Box 320-J, Star
REPRESENTATIvE OF HIGH CALIBER-
We. manufacture fine furniture, home fur
nishings and appliances, sold by leadin1
department, furniture and other retail
stores. Our Nationwide distribution Is
backed by Consistent advertising in con.
sumner and all-important dealer publica-
tons. Our products are already well.
established in this territory. We want q
top notch salesman: he must have drive
ambition, personality and character; he
must have sales experience, although not
necessarily in our line. Earnings will be
substantially larger than average based
on commission, salary, or both. Give full
details SO that personal interview can bt
arranged Write Box 461-K, Star. -2e
GOOD, RELIABLE FIRM wants older mar
for home territory. Bonus and weekly
check. Exp. unnec. McBRADY & CO.
l047 Van Buren. Chicago 7.
SNAPPY 1916 SPRING line ladies' anc
misses sweaters. Nationally advertised in
Life. Mademoiselle, Seventeen. Calling fol
Girls, etc. Want man acquainted better
class stores in, Maryland, Washington. D
c.. and Virginia. Commission basis. Nc
objection to sideline Give references FIRST
letter. REGINA KNIT SPORTSWEAR CO.
80 West Adams. Chicago.
SENSATIONAL sELLER-H History Of worlt
War II. Big profits. Elaborate outfit sup
piled. write RIVERSIDE REss. Iowa
Evening star., 1946-02-24
For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poge A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES

iNIso! INCOME l,nl,t TAX RETURNS prepared BY
ssXpe+t sNN &c Sconsultant, evenings, Saturday and
MSooMES TAI kEf6RNs-rax ks4fj consultsnt. Mas
Ssu AID. 1922 between and 9 am. for
TOUCHUP AND REPAIR service in YOUR
home. om1e. Furniture and upholstery. North
INCOME TAX returns prepared by tax
St; NV, National 6916. Pes
EAEkCisE, take 1T easy, reduce, gain
Ne nnsEisat3 relax eve. classes Mon. and Thurs.
TAX ACCoUNTANT-Re. Sill or Spruce
i4oo6-J. ie3 Income Income tax returns, and special
bookkeeping service, weekly. monthly and
fbSRRastfsTliE bRafTiENGR GResIGHaRlf
reliable in making oreanization charts
statistical work, accurate templates, ma a.
shine &. N,Ss SaeyyssIopments: GE. 4739.
very low cost; only S10:iS per month month for or
snn9as dvaseds e. ase S5 IND fsgh yagss
KEMToNEMkemtoneainnesO s aneO W With nA trim nnl' to
match; styleing suites References. MR..
BkT BkIckIA9TRs nsRsnt uNIoS ~ No aE 500 g.
Pm Pyshisn TsmDle' "f9 foi5 Si 9Th 1 st. lsts
INCOME TAX Returns prepared: So any
time by appointment Why wait? 80
INCOME TAX RETuRNs ffasGe prepafed 14 46g4 6y ap
CASH GP 10 $4,000 should find US US /.
home, but hasn't. Would you consider
selling yours? No agents please. Box
AssIsTaNccE ON INCOME TAX retuTns-
Reliable, sincere help; any time or by
appt;; reas. FIR. 1886. 644 G st. Sc
JR. MISS personality class. posture. table
gsnnSFS sHp4o Goors 1E ss5s aes in clothes FASHION
INCOME, TRUSTS AND ESTATE TAX re-
service. DU. 1875.
It Set $4,000. in Maryland. MR.. HARTz,
HILL BILLY BAND WANTED for immedi-
ate employment a1 Gp Mo- Call MR.. WILBUR after
eoLoRE6 swine WHSS BAND WANTED D4 for
immediate employmeangt, Call MIR. WILBUR
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts CONTRACTED by any one other than
myself. myself JOHN P. THOMPSON. 425 Ran
ACCoUNTANT-s1 one-Dollar-A-week 81
Bookkeeping and tax service for small
business; books started and kept; monthly
P&L and financial statements rendered for
the small sum of lone dollar per week"
Call Clinton SCI for interview KOONTZ,
P. Q. Box 1927. Washington, D. c. 25s
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one but myself
CHARLES H. ANDERSON, 45O9 Emerson
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared By an
experienced accountant. SAUL S. SOBER
Once. 2132 Pa. ave. NV ME. 0431
Evening star., 1946-02-24
HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, top man only. take charge
%esR BeR ss 9eI saar salary 81
ACCOUNTANT, temporary, requires con
en- With eorpoTaon
AZ eoPS Ia dtR + for peTna
nent position with long-established down
tions; excellent starting salary and rapi
eSG eop$ $oR WkTER SE1 under
fao Sas
paign, folders, booklets, radio scrirt r mus mus
accompany application. Will be returned
STATE starting salary. Box 330-M, Star
AGENTS-Todays sensational seller Au.
thentic history of World War IT. Memor-
ial @ EDITION n6 Agents are ,7 earning from So :ot
AReHfTEeTURAL eaiHI eR BkaFrsMaN 81 Apply b,
letter, stating qualifications. ARCHITECT
2SS AseHTEeTJRf ffe5 ia c0fSs RsEa resaen
Isauss fast s?d sssry opsn snDe MR
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN-Reason.
time employment. Box 221-M. Star.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMEN, capable
LEON, cHATELAIN; JT., Resistered Arehi;
good salary and future: top layout man
HssHsrSNf IsRsS sSn RNz for custom ss cons
establishment; some experience essential
al replies cpl s confdential Boy 36oiH, Star
long-established retail house, conforming
to accepted high ethical standards, has
opening , an unusually attractive
with high school education or better; def
nitely require tipping and .stenographic
ability as an adjunct. All replies answered
in confidence, Box l6S-J. Star
ssod Thse
DRY, 1927 K ST. NV.
AUTOMOBILE BODY and fender meta
nan, unusual proposition to the right
man: permanent position with firm that
onss i sSnf MakE sasRfs to sand make and Te
xUToMoBILE BODY AND FENDER MAN;
era 9S' ~fsa ssi Elm
AUrdMosihE At 5stbsifa mEcHANrc-mckee w2s se2s,c.
the best men, Absolute top wages. over
time Il dssireS Apply as Enee Big post
AUS 4 Ss5, MEcHANrcs-Because NE of our ex-
paanding service facilities our company
steady. permanent employment to expert
enced auto MECHANICS; INQUIRE about what
town to- location It While there are sti few
CONDITIONS, See Mr.. Nelson, HILL & TIB-
BETS. INC; Lila Vermont ave. NV
AUTO. MECHANICS 15) needed imme-
diately: good working conditions, heated
only experienced mechanics need apply;
SIoo weekly See Mt. Worsham, LOGAN
MOTOR co. Ford), I'LL 18th st. NV
AUTO. MECHANICS (2), with tools, work
in large Oldsmobile leadership; must be
familiar with General Motors cars; fine op-
portunity to the right men. KEARNEY
OLDSMOBILE CO, No. z New York ave
ne. See Mr. Tolson. "a
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oldest
Chevrolet dealer desires the services of z
able auto mechanics. To the. right mar
work ard permanent % employment; Apply
SON, 1879 18th st NV.
AUTO PARTS JOBBER needs salesman
with or without experience for parts and
equipment sales; good opportunity with
AUTO TRIMMER OR UPHoLsTERER, 81.
day week; steady Job. Apply 1921 L st
AUTO TRUCK SHOP FOREMAN, must be
thoroughly experienced and capable OF
taking complete charge of shift. State
euaIifications, age and references. Box
BEAUTY OPERATORS, fun or part time;
salary and 50% commission: beautiful air
eonditioned salon HEADS BETHESDA
BooKKEEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER, ex.
perienced in automobile business; good
salary, permanent position. AL AUTO
WORKS, SH. 1131. PA
Evening star., 1946-02-24

dishwashers, day or evening work. Good
SALARY salary Apply steward, WARDMAN PARK
MEN e. eredt ave ooe hoe wGSasS eosdSgn Fd
opportunity with Washington's largest
credit store ann1s M pqslton top salary 4s
MEN l2). to work on farm, who are not
ali That IS IS 's shat a9
want to, work I have two. good houses
s,naa xth orchaTds hard sa5deps sna plenty Of Are
( miles south Of Waldorf on road to
MEN, coIored; truck and shipping room
See Mr. EGsHAN Else 5Sa s sw
MEN, age Is to 80, for. service station at
time and hall for overtime. tn unfforms saTs and
laundry furnished; all positions available
are permanent and should be considered
f0E fatn the IF future Apply GHLP LFa OIL CORE
NIGHT CLERK to receive phone calls and
II pm. five days pei, week; Sundays. 10
am n; to to II pm Excellent opportunity for
WORKER to ears more income
NIGHT FOREMAN. duplicating plant; good
pay and o29portunity fer dependabe sober
ana mane ssps
bilitye Of supervising Others REQUIRED; Write
SHT Z seta o msnsge sns seryce Sta sa
tion from IL pm. to am, veteran pre-
ferred. Apply LADMILLS' SERVICE CEN
TER Wisconsin ave. and Que st. NV 10
m. MONDAY. "a
OFFICE MAN-Due to promotion in our
organization we are looking for man to
train for job of degree day control oper-
atorr. in our. fuel, oil dept. Man selected
must be able to type some, be sober. de-
pendable, conscientious and interested in
learning very important part of our work
II you can qualify and are sincere. write
details fully to Box 2l0-J, Star. "a
PACKERS, experienced In packing china
and Grating household goods; returned
servicemen given preference. Cali j. W.
HITE, National 6900
PAPER HANGERS, S14 day. Apply rear
OF 2o22 L st. NV. JOHN W. JOHNSON
PASTRY COOK, thoroughly experienced
and excellent working conditions Abby
personnel ofice, HOTEL sTATLER, 18th
PAINTERS l0) Apply on lob, 1909 a
st. NV. See EDWARD A. MANDERs sum
day or Monday.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-20
COUNTY'S YOUTH
WIN POSTER PRIZES

Eight Union county youth made
posters advertising local farmers
institutes and farm and home days
which were entered in the state
contest and placed among the
winners.
In the high school group, includ-
ing the 10 to y grades, Gerald
Claar, of MarySville, received fifth
award and Anna Catherine Good
an, of Redwood, tied for eighth
The second division included the
seventh, eighth and ninth grades
and Paul Towards poster of Rich
wood, was judged fourth best in
the state with Hazel Greer and
Mary Belle Hamilton, both of Mar
ysville, tying for eighth place hon
ors. The lower grade division in
cluded the sixth and all grades be.
low and Louella Kay Staley, OF
Marysville, ranked fifth in the
state with Catherine LeMaster
tying for sixth and Janet Jacobs
tying for eighth.
Each of these girls and boys will
receive cash rewards for their win
nings. Those posters placing high
est will receive the opportunity OF
entering in the State Junior FAN
contest.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-20
MARYSVILLE MEMORIAL DAY RITES
ANNOUNCED PARADE AT CEMETERY

l p.m.-Ceremony honoring dead
of World War II at the Honor roll
board on the courthouse lawn in
charge of VFW auxiliary, with
Company G, Ohio State Guard and
high school band taking part.
lis p.m.-or Immediately after
the ceremony on the courthouse
lawn all who will attend Memoir
ial service at Oakdale cemtery will
leave for the cemtery. Transporta-
ton will be provided for Co. c.,
oand, school children and others
who do not have transportation.
2 p.m.-Parade forms at en-
trance to Oakdale Cemetery anC
marches to soldier circle where
the Memorial Day address will be
delivered by Gwynn Sanders, a
veteran of World War II. Immed-
lately following the address Sa-
lutte will be fired by Co. G, after
which taps will be sounded.
In the event of inclement wealth
er the address will be delivered in
the high school auditorium at 2 p.
m.
The parade order of march will
be as follows:
Parade Marshal Capt. Robert
MacIvor, and Staff; flags and color
guards, high school band, World
War II veterans, Blue Star Moth
ers, Co. G, Ohio State Guard, Span
ish-American War Veterans anG
auxiliary, World War l veterans
and auxiliaries, Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, school children, citizens.
There will be no parade on down
town Marysville on Memorial Day
Capt. MacIvor will be general
chairman for the day, and will be
assisted by the following: J. S. Nc.
Camey, band, George Schlegel,
flags, Ernest Allen, transportation;
Mayor William ASman, city decor
atiOnS,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-20

ucation. A musician himself, he
has done much to further the
study and appreciation of music.
The Conservatory of Music, e.
Established in 1918, today enjoys a
national reputation. Among the
buildings which have been added
under President MeeS is MeeS hall
music building erected in 1926. In
1918 the doors of the University
were opened to women, also made
possible by DR.. Mees. Today, in
point of service, he is the oldest
college president in the nation and
as such is regarded as the dean of
American university presidents.
Included on the commencement
program, in addition to DR.. Mees'
address, viii be a cello solo by Miss
Sara Wright and a vocal solo by
Miss Barbara Hush, both members
of the graduating class. Other
music will be by the high school
orchestra. Professional and recess
sional will be played by Miss Jean
Graham.
Following DR.. Mees' address, the
graduates will be presented by
Supt. II. w. Carr to Charles l..
Splitter, president of the Board of
Education. Mr.. Splitter will, in
turn, present the diplomas to the
seniors.
Class sermon exercises will be
held Sunday evening in the audi
torium. The sermon will be given
by DR.. Hastings Eells, of Ohio
Wesleyan university. The Rev. E
lisha Kneisley, pastor of First
Methodist church, will be presid-
ing minister, assisted by the other
local pastors. Miss Graham will
play professional and recesSional
for the class sermon program, with
special music being by the high
school chorus.