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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE SECOND FLOOR" 20xlo0; op-
posite the Hecht Co, at 625 st NV:
owner will only consider certain types OF
business Please call HARRY I FRIED
MAN. Broker. RE. 1855 IL
BARBER SHOP for rent, fully equipped
S25 Der wk. IA. 1912 after 6 pm
NEAR VIRGINIA. end of 14th St. Bridge.
about 1.5Qo feet of floor space in Are
proof building. equipped with 3-phase cleo
srie current water, sewer. gas. Land
SHOEMAKER. 1719 x st. NV, Ma 1855
$40 MACARTHUR BLvD."-owner will
consider leasing this large vacant house
sonable rent to desirable tenant; prop
erty zoned lst commercial Please call
HARRY I, FRIEDMAN, Broker RE 1856
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY" 20 lease this
large, vacant house; zoned lst CONNER
clal and suitable for your business and
home; located at 514O Macarthur blvd
Kindly check the location before calling
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855
1880 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Entirs noor. suit
ssoFe Esa. p. aTTosNEY s3sN PAREaoL Ma 5s57
sd3RE Sd,5 o1.s AND Soa APIs; Is on st. nv. near
secure this central location: reasonable
WILSON BLVD, adjoining Colonial Village
and facing the Arlington Trust Co-Spa-
cicus Broom house for rent to business
only. GEORGE MASON GREEN CO $40
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va CHI 3S3s:
evenings and SUNDAYS. GL. 3S3S IA
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SUBURBAN sAlE-yIRGihIA

i6la ACRES; modern, 3-bedroom home;
81 hss' fH5 sa.asS :tass e'h
cnifa4Ry ciNGHER ca s1,A A1%nstsr His $500
fine homes near the Washington Golf and
Country Club. studio-type living room.
2Ox40 IT.: bedrms, 31a baths, recreation
double garage; Handicapped lot II0x14S IT.
4 real showplaee that will please the most
aiscrminating i'm buyer Price. sa5 900 Call
LUcHs Co 1905 Il f. st "'fn NV a'23 AA 3s4S. E
~, 9,5o0--Attractive 5-room house on a lot
there is bright; cheerful living room,
dining room. kitchen, . bedrooms. bath
and utility room with warm-air heating
asnt sna psisa. nd aTnsTs tubs vfnsan bling;
down. MASON H1RsT. exclusive agent agent
nRe Phone ALex at she enc ossd o
NORTH ARL.-4 bedrooms; baths, one
lst a.; toilet in basement: ami; imme-
r'' sss wEsnoND fsuSereS pR1vE. Th lls ALEX Va
room row brick. full basement, cold air
sns os hesS oWNEs ls bath modern Kitchen
WHITE BRICK BTNGALow-5 ige. rms,
Ige. wooded iot, copper screens and plumb
LoNohcREs n ieaynT REAhTY elg o.ens oniy
PoPTLAR ARLTSGToN FOR FOREST ST" = This
Colonial brick home consists of living
modern Kitchen. ; bedrooms bath. 'fen fuil
basement. oil &c. heat. storage attic. Level
10 lot a att.setivsly .s lsndseaped with white
with settlement $4,000 Call Mr.. Nal
aGIT; aITR s5I,vR Or sal9, Nth hygE gEIT5ELL,
Fas church stustea an BktGk io
Dn Dlacs 81 in garden garden; 2 BEDROOMS and baths
snnroom of list floor, living room with IRE
PIaee; Pi,,s, - storm windows thronghout, oil heat,
LUcHs CO, 1905 St NV. Ma as45.
OPEN WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY. g IN
$50 pm. Inspect this 3-bedroom house
on lott. front lot al your leisure, Brick
stove End refer.; full ba asement. suitable for
recreation rm.; bedrms. with abundance
Gf eiosst space sna tiled bath House in
cash, Driye out Lee blvd. sia miles from
in Jefferson Village. 90 to No sos Marshs ii il
st. LYON. INC. CHI. 7O7O. OK 1911. j
vACANT-Clarendon. 5-rm- bungalow. COM
Psssy REy oSns5 oy.n, sell
"a baths: only Si0:5Oo, win oofHei go GI :
esFE dob sGTS RGNGSoW5 2Tsps 51 Isa7m
sessei2nsi sEALfYy fas ff9Yy oxsns
NEW NEW HONE ION under construction 900
9sTTosiRsS sk6K hEfIEY nWYSas Gssns ss1s saha
pletely furnished FLOR a very attractiye
psies ns1 located e, in grove of trees setting on
and bath on end floor. living room dinins
room and kitchen. Frigidaire and stove, and
beautiful sun porch on the side: very
!oteiy knotty pine recreation room with bar
and half bath, automatic oil circulating
heat; 50 900 REQUIRED to handle this II
interested. call J. LEE PRICE NC IA,
2ol4 or IA. 1895; evenings AD 1850
ATTENTION. Al. !. GI.-l duplex dwelling which
frances. Each apartment has 2 bedrooms,
~ ~ room: din. room, kitchen and bath,
the purchaser. desires to. can live in
one and rent the other which would be the
same as rent free while the other apart
ment will keep up monthly payments on
property. Conveniently located to buses,
senoois and shopping eenters. Price OF
ether than GIs, 5000 cash requ;red
Aiiq A.I hays Irr otheT he GI property, avsiisbi
IA 80 evenings. AID 1850 10
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large building lots.
Conn; ave. and Jones Mil I'd. Will accent
2nd trust for principal cost OF lot allow
Rs Ws bu to obtain ara. sty /, osn ssv1 to sTs
p. c, by this. lst and End trust plan.
pm. FULTON r. GORDON, T owner, = ii3as
Ege Eyo i5 nowx Nv I;II RI So: $3.50 tn Pm. Is
4 few la:acre lots left. in new 50-acfe
development on .Colesville rd., near silver
so11nsr : gm KAY ,.g. REAaTY ~ Yo co. RA: 2soo:
! square 4540, lot a.. Submit offers Ia
OWNER. Box eo4. Lons Beach /. Calf
SILVER sPRNG-sev.ral choice isa iots in
+ p PERRINo, ss$s4 % coiesvilie lfienrdahssf. rd 81.
BUILDING LOT in waverly Hills 5000
f-acre lot GOOD location to schools
easily arranged convenient to YOUR pockste
book. TALMAGE WILCHER. INC, Reaitor
and Builder. 1888 Wilson blvd, Ari'. Va.
GhLsnoRR6 ad sS,5R g. 8oMks-,o,, soS9i ,.,,n.,1 la
$3.50 sSS sla which meet APPRAISAL requirements;
pay cash for the lot we build. Pa. and
the property Directions: Out Pennsyf.
Alabama ave to Beck St.. down Peck st an ~
directional arrows HrLLsBORO DE.
VELoPMENT CO.. 4706 Bennett ave. sP.
HAWTHORNE cREsrwooD Two re-
beautiful wooded bldg, sites it'ss Choose yoas w,Ss
sSuI S9E ip'asf sfoSg osSGe ae.ssss:. ssss:
and ndo EDWARD E. CALDWELL, Devsicpsrs
o000 Conn. ave W, OR. 2c4a III
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OFFICE SPACE IN the $500 block Conn.
q bsS Sso 6 Ga. f. DE also 4s sso t
IS DoSSToRs: dentists. now sonvertins into #
6'a building in heart Of medical center, sim
slsystor ell va service; Apply, resident mgr, the
es Leo s's Co. st NE RT s4oS
oEFicE sl.slt. SPACE TO LEASE, suitable for
slyd srehitest oxs0 OF professional a6oe Wilson
poS1Sss@ns sns 'sSS suite. of and rooms mss on
she ;Shopping dngn,snt, Sener in new and fast grow
FoT s,ref re
II informstion I, cali WAvERLY TAYLOR, INC,
MODERN oFFlcEs-Brisht, outside rms
at once; Victor Bldg, 724 9th St NV.
b6sT 6sas rRANsTER IA sfsR rorNr-pes,r.1e ,,l,.
NV. See it to appreciate it. GE. lay ss4s
DENTISTS ATTENTIoN-First-f,oor Of
nee with second,for apt, to associate
fssDmen TWo ofrrcEs B. a4s atfSsosv. stsr
unfurnished Also desk space mail and
telephone service. L, j. coW1E, 500 Eye Eye
OFFICE IN sUITE-Telephone,. reception.
near Mayhower. RE. 1858; 10
of Clarendon; ideal for doctors dentists,
INSURANCE Arms: etc. For information cah
ATTENTION DENTISTS --3-rm. suite with
Venetian blinds, in North Arlington, pusy
area FRED ) aEoRaE, Si7s 5'' y. pHchebe eiebe
rd.. Gil. 6777. OK. DIAL III
IN DOWNTOWN BLDG.-Desirable once
space now ayailsble, Phone RE. 794o.-lO
WILL SHARE ONCE and stenographic serv-
ice, prominent. downtown ofiice building:
rsss9nasie ..s S,n so rent Box 24l,T Star. TO-
F st: NV, opposite Hecht. Co: excellent
for for, partitionins int several offices. Please
DESK SPACE-Immediately available to
real estate operators, with or without tele-
phone service; at 17l3 NJ st. NV. Bright
ThsIrF ghss seY mo iurpisurs Can Mr. Taber
NEAR eth AND L SIS. N.w.-s large
tsE & et,s.; gE. bsis. sp'' 0'o''' 'or @14 rent
and bath; all utilities furnished, Sl25 per
month. r, g. DuNNE, AT, $500. 10
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

BLADENSBURG RD. AT n. Y. ave-For
sale, 10000 square feet .nd-commercial
vacant ground. lies well; convenient 10
freight terminals. transp and all major
business districts. Ewes. and Sun. cali
M NJ Ssely, OR, o1os. BOSS & PHELPS,
10000 SQUARE FIT. of industrial ground,
located in Wash, conv. for rr siding, in
RAsILIKp REALTY CO. ia
INDUSTRIAL VIRGINIA, $4,000 50. IT,,
rr siding suitable for group of ware
houses or one large plant REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC, 4763 Lee hwy. CT. o5sl.
10000 SO. FIT. in Hyattsville. Nj almost
adjacent to TT. siding, between r. /. and
naisimore fsa,t nor, aves. nov, divided into lots
WIN totsl lrontage OF AS #. on corner OF
6-rm. modern home and Gear garage on
one lot and workshop on another lot. The
buildings are valued at about $40 0On hut
are included in the very low price of SOC
q 50. IT. for the land. I believe l can prove
WA. 5S4S %
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT.)

MOST DESIRABLE, newly and attractiveW
DECORATED: light manufacturing psTmiss-
able: corner 9th and F SITS NV. Call HI.
PRofiEssIONaI iiSSi .'s MESnFour rooms. COM
pletely redecor ated: heat furnished OF.
Nichols ave. in growing Anacostia. GEO.
S, KING CO, Established 1895. 211o
ENTiRE nULDrNG. nrst commercial;
ton. 3lst street near NJ Three-year lease.
$500 month Box INT, Star. -ls
IDEAL FOR trade association or a large
company. 2 complete buildings near Capl=
tol, NV. location; buildings may be rented
together or will rent any part OF premises.
this is an excellent location because Of
its convenience to all Government build
ings. Address replies to Box 496-S, star,
DUPONT CIRCLE, of Conn. ave, desir-
able 2-room suite for professional perN
sons Redecorated DU 554s
WILL sUBLET ell or part 15xi7 furnished
or unfurnished ONCE mr. 9th and n.v,i
DoWNToWN LOCATION on Eye st be-
tween 9th and 10th: lse. rms, redeco-
rated. Call ME- 25O6. Ia
DESIRABLE OFFICE. 45n 20. IT., near
White House. faeins Lafayette Park. VIII
onsider sharing reception room. Ex.
PRIVATE OFFICES. furnished If desired;
ofhce BLDG. excellent location, Box 1o-a,
PARTY WANTS SHARE OFFICE. 21st and
Penna., must be connected dental medical
CENTER OF cIAREND6S. 2 up-to-ds,. m
suites for professionals. clinic: commercial.
1s29 n. Irving St. Arlington. GE. 1853
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

is YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE:-We have
waiting prospects with ample cash for
your business. For prompt and confidential
results call Mr.. Stein, business chance
dept.. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN IL CO l4l5
E st. NV ME. 5400 Complete Real
Estate Institution
WANTED-space for storage and repair of
Venolng machines: store, basement or
what have you9 Please cali GE s503
after pm
BUILDING, suitable large printing plant:
noWntoWn location preferred; will buy or
lease Box 1927. Star -1S
Evening star., 1946-07-10
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGINIA

CLOsE-N ARLINGToN-Detach frame
LIST floor, bedroom and bath living room
with fireplace; End floor, 3 bedrooms with
are large; attractively planted, large lot:
owner occupied: possession with title:
first offering. LEE REALTY CO, 73e 18th
ST. Ma. 642I till 9 pm 10
TW0-FAMILY UNIT apartment, complete
with separate entrance. Located in Del
Ray. Large lot adjoining included with
on terms. If you're looking for house
with income. investigate this at srice.
AL BAKER e. SON Realtors, 624 King
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME on %
acres, committing distance Washington,
barn, euesthouse,. tenant house and other
necessary outbulldines, Price. S37.5O0
ROWLAND WOLFORD, CHI 342l, --12
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STORES FOR RENT.

1.t COMMERCIAL. in Mt. Pleasant, on
18th St. l6 fl. by 10 II. storeroom. kitch-
storeroom. ~ No. % 1888. ~ 'A 10
VICTOR BLDG. 724 9th st uv-A few
good retail stores still available Phons
new, located prominent retail
areas. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1858 --la
NEW BUILDING, 18th and H SITS ne, ad-
jacent Sears Roebuck and Giant Market:
10000 so. IT; / floor, fronting i25 II,
on Benning rd.. zoned I'd commercial;
usable for ofnces, dept. stores and mer-
chandisins. showroomS, etc. Cross pen-
tilation. Open all sides VIII finish to
suit tenants requirements Will divide
Available so day. LOUIS BURMAR, RE.
l.6S Ifs
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OFFICES WANTED.

FURNIsHED OFFICE wANTED-Must Be-
located in q modern once blds, vicinity
18th and SITS. NV; will buy or leass
your fully equipped ONCE or will consider
If suitable; highest references pieass
call Mr. FRIEDMAN, RE !tR6 IL
Evening star., 1946-07-10
SUBURBAN SALE

FEW MODERN HOMES brick and frames
MO Va, D. C: Sl0,95O up, terms: 4unit
APT, converted mr. Capitol. right price
terms: n. =. RYON CO.. GE 6l4R I'll
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SUMMER HOMES.
LOTS FOR SALE

WILDWOOD, N. J.-For rent, new 2-bed-
room. furnished apartment: near beach. -.
Ideally located. Ho. 66l2 after & m.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY-Furnished house, 4 bed
rooms, 3 baths; beautiful surroundinss
avenue. Margate IL.
NORTH BEACH PARK tMDa HOTEL on
water front-Rooms for rent: community
DU qo30 IA
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PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERLY For SALE

CHARLES $. GUM needs good investment
property for many clients having substanr
llal cash Call FR. 1905 until o pm.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE WANTED.

DESK SPACE. with telephone and mail
service downtown location. Ma 1896
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, centrally located
garage. can accommodate Is additional
cars. trucks, trailers etc. Phone Mich
igan 500. is
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANT TO RENT warehouse space 1000.
5000 So ft., will share. Gail Temple 24s1
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with secretarial service
DAN OSTROW. Gig 9th ST. NV RE 0926
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BUILDER,S HOME. clean AS ,

T AUG. 1st-For GI
llow. 4 rms. and bath,
School bus close for
% Pentagon BLDG, in
For inspection. call
LYON. INC, 2004
No 10
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25
C. RI E TING s

The Northwestern Fair Association extends it's greetings to the inhabitants of Alaska, and cor dial invitation to attend, aid and assist us in our Eighth Annual Fair The first seven such fairs were a success in every sense of the word This is your fair and your whoehearted cooperation will make it, and all others that follow, pendulum by which to mark progress.
 Within it's far-flung boundaries, Northwestern Alaska presents wide range of climate, physl- cal features and industries as to appeal to almost any taste Here you find diversified groups of peo- pie living in various stages of civilization. As a whole the people of Alaska rugged and vigor- ous as the land in which they live. Northwestern Alaska is a land of romance; mountain ranges pos sess magnificent scenery, wild animals, fishing, garden truck and mineral deposits that beckon the miner, hunter, trapper, fisherman agriculturlst, traveller or any other lover of Nature, to revel in their bounty
 Northwestern Alaska is the land of the Eskimo. Here is race of people which has been gleaning
 living from this part of the country for generations These native people hardy, rugged, energetic and resourceful. Had they not been they would not have survived the scourges of time. One can read ily see these characteristics of a hardy race by checking the ancient civilization of their native GUS toms arts and crafts.
 The annual Northwestern Alaska Fair pictures the advance of many phases of life in this North land. We aim to foster, encourage promote and ad- vance the mining agriculture, fishing, dog raising, reindeer business arts and crafts, educational, so- cial and economic interests of Northwest Alaska
 It is with feeling of anticipation that we the people of Northwestern Alaska, interested in ex- pansion of industry and population look to the many airline companies for postwar part in SUD-
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25
SOCIAL HYGIENE
 DAY PROCLAMATION

Whereas, the Territory has well met it's responsibilities to service men and women, youth and work ers during war in safeguarding their health and welfare, and
 Whereas, this responsibilyit must not be neglected in peace time but must be accepted more energetically than ever, and
 Whereas, venereal disease, pros titution and promiscuity seriously undermine the strength of our cit izens, destroying lives, disabling tens of thousands, and running the happiness of millions, and
 Whereas, the American Social Hygiene Association has requested that day be designated as Social Hygiene Day, the observance of which contributes to the eradica- tion of venereal diseases and the building of better health, better homes and better communities, and
 Whereas, civilian and military,
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25
PAGE SEVEN

plying efficient reliable, speedy and comfortable air transportation to and from Alaska, and between villages in this vast territory For best results Alas kans want competitors in postwar air transporta- tion
 glance at the list of premiums will point out that not only is it accurate record of progress, but will show you the advancement that has been made in this part of the Territory since the days of the gold rush. This fair not only will be enter taining, but very educational. IL will be a stepping stone to future generations.
 We invite you, and all, young and old, to CO., operate that this fair will be outstanding con trbuton to the community in which we live.
 A DOUG JOHNSON. President
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25

medical, legal and social organiza- tions of this nation, Territory and community are cooperating in these worthy efforts,
 Now, therefore, I, C. Earl Al brecht, M. D., Territorial Com missioner of Health, do hereby proclaim March 6, 1946, as Social Hygiene Day for Alaska and do hereby urge all people to give wholehearted support to the ob servance of this day for the pur- pose of advancing the campaign against venereal diseases, promis- cuity and prostitution during the postwar years.
 Under my hand and seal, in Juneau, Alaska, this first day of February in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hun dred and Forty-six, and of the Independence of the United States the One Hundred and Seventieth.
 C. EARL ALBRIGHT, MD.
 Commissioner of Health.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25
Division A
TERRITORIAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT J. w. Thompson. Superintendent
 GENERAL RULES
GENERAL RULES

1-The Educational Department of the North western Alaska Fair Association is open to all pu- plS of the schools of Alaska who shall have attend ed school at least twelve weeks during the school year, last, preceding the Fair.
 2-Each entry must give the name and post of flee address of the exhibitor must be accompanied by certificate from the exhibitors teacher stating the age of the pupil that the exhibit is the bona flde work of the pupil during the school year last preceding the fair, and that the pupil attended school in this Territory (namng the school at least twelve weeks during the school year 3-The entry must state the Division Class and Lot Number of the prizes for which the exhibit is entered otherwise the exhibit cannot be entered 4-ln awarding premiums for letters, compost tions papers and penmanship the judges will con- slider spelling and neatness as well as thought ex- pression and style
 5-Owners must call send postage for return of exhibits after the Fair.
 6-First and second prizes of $1.OO and 50 cents except in class exhibits where first and second prizes of $500 and $3 % will be given
 Class I-Elemeniary Rural Schools 1-Best general exhibit of Rural School work
 S2ooo. first prize: slo.oo second prize: $500 third prize.
 Class Parliamentary Schools IA of five dollars will be paid for each
 teaching project exhibited by each room or
 grade. 2-Best exhibit of art work by room or grade 3-Best single hobby exhibit by individuals
 Eighth Grade Lot
 Best abstract art exhibit 2-Best written letter, form and content. 3-Best illustrated autobiography
 Class III-High School Academic Lot Best set of five business letters. 2-Best true Alaska story 3-World History-best practical map. 4-English, best pictorial illustrated story. 5-English, best original short story 6-English, best map showing sources of English
 language. 7-Best original poem.
 Class IV-High School-Vocaiional
 Manual Training Best sample single stroke lettering. 2-Best isometrc freehand drawing from model 3-Best photographic freehand drawing from model 4-Best sample ink instrument drawing from model 5-Best working drawing made from sketch. Homemaking 6-Best cooking apron. 7-Best washable dress. 8-Best layer cake, white. 9-Best baking powder biscuits. 10-Best chocolate fudge candy. 11-Best lemon pie
 (Wednesday-DivsionsC C and D
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25
EIGHTH ANNUAL
 FAIR
 OF THE Northwestern Alaska Fair Association April III, l2, Is, I946 Nome, Alaska


Our aim is to advance, foster, promote, and courage the mining, agricultural, fishing dog raising reindeer business, arts and crafts, eGuca- tonal, social and economic interests of Northwest Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-25

and a the
 Whereas civilian
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
e MIDDLEBURG
BY MISS JOAN BLACKBURN

BY MISS JOAN BLACKBURN
Church
Sunday school Sunday morning
at $50. Church services Sunday
evening in charge of Rev. Cooper
School
The basketball teams won their
games Friday evening aginst
Zanesfield. The varsity team 5
game score was 13 to 8 in our fa-
Vor.
The new movie protector that
has so long been looked foreward
arrived Friday evening.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kinney had
dinner Sunday, January 27, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lovett, of
Bellefontaine. Mrs. Kinney spent
Wednesday and Thursday, Janu-
airy % and "a with her daughter,
Phyllis, who is in nurses training
at Columbus.
Word has been received that
Denton Moffit and Ladru Lock-
wod who were stationed on Oki-
nawa with the u. S. Army, sailed
for the United States January 20.
Porter Gibson was admitted to
the Mary Rutan hospital of Belle
fontaine last week for treatment.
Luther Hagar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hagar. reached home
Sunday, January u. He is serving
with the u. S. Army and will re-
turn to Camp Roberts, Calf, after
his furlough, Feb. 13. His brothers,
Donald and Clarence, have recent
ly been discharged from the Army
and are now also at home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07

Will Kent, Girls Industrial Home.
Mrs. Clarence Buck, of Rockford,
is spending this week at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Byers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Elliott, OF
Columbus, were supper guests Sun
day OF MIR. and Mrs. +. c. Milburn.
They were callers at the home OF
Mrs. Rex -IIostetler
Mrs. Frank Dorward and Anna
Stearns were dinner guests re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mills,
in Columbus.
Shea Mackan, who has been in
a serious condition at the Jane NJ.
Case hospital, following an auto
mobile accident, is slightly inn
proved
Jean Hagenlocher was home
from Columbus for the weekend
and had as her guest Sallie How
ard, of Columbus.
MIR. and Mrs. George Evans spent
Thursday at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald InneS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
Ostrander News

Mrs. Newton c. Rochte, of Bow
ling Green, spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ufferman. Sunday dinner
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Glendening and sons, of Raymond.
Pvt. Earl Simmons returned TO
Barksdale Field, La, Monday night
after spending a 10 day furlough
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. Robinson and with his parents
| i'm Redwood.
Mrs. Rolly Rayle, of Rawson, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Rayle and Mr.. and Mrs. 2a.al Lig-
gett
Albert Wells, of Lima, and Bliss
Wells, of indianapolis we're callers
Monday evening at the home g
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland Tossey.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emerson Finch
and daughter, Janice Lee, of Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Finch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Stimmel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Conklin were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Avis
Collier, in Marysville. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen James and
George Taylor, of Marysville.
Following church services Sun
day morning, the Sunshine circle
of the United Brethren church met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Boring
in White Sulphur. A covered dish
dinner was enjoyed. The meeting
in the afternoon was in charge OF
the president, Dale Conklin, and
opened with several songs and a
prayer by Mrs. Howard Williams.
Routine business was transacted
Following this the Otterbein Guild
held its monthly meeting in charge
of the president, Dolores Stevenson
after songs, the Scripture lesson
was read by Mrs. c. B, Burns and
prayer was offered by Mrs. Dale
Conklin. Each member took part IN
t h e missionary program. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Williams and family; Rev. and Mrs