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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-22

ner was held at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. O. Shearer, of Kenton
rd., Sunday. Those who enjoyed
the day were:' Mr. and Mrs. Will
lis Shearer and son, Larry, Mar
ysville; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shearer and sons, Bob and Roger,
Redwood, and Bill, Vance and
Ruth Shearer, of Columbus. The
group attended morning Easter
services at the First Baptist
church in Redwood.
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
A special evening meeting of
Marion Presbytery will be held on
Tuesday night at 7:30 at the
Presbyterian church at Bellefon-
taine. DR.. Robert B. Whythe, of
Cleveland Old Stone church, will
be the speaker. Members of the
local church are urged to attend.
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COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB
Julia Polling, of Raymond, was
hostess of the club for the April
meeting. The president, Virginia
Snepp, presiding. Ada Rogers had
charge of the devotions. Twenty
members answered the roll call by
Scripture quotations.
At the business session "Relig-
iouS Education in the Schools" was
discussed and the club voted to
donate $25 to this worthy cause.
Mrs, Snepp was selected by the
club to serve on the Community
Council.
The program topics The Civil
War from 1850-1873', by Eva Herd
and "Ohio Becomes of Age 1873
1900, by Hazel Thompson, were
very educational and interesting.
At the social hour, in keeping
with the Easter season, baskets
were hidden in the home for each
member and proved very enter
tanning. The hostess served refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Marie Johnson.
Those present were Ruth Jolliff,
Eva Herd, Mary Miller, A d a
Rogers, Hazel Thompson, Emma
Muriel Longbrake, Hazel
Clara Dodge, Frances
OrahoOd, l la Farley Cynthia
Hoover, Mary Wittenbrook, Flor
ence Crum, Martha Spangler,
Mary Skidmore, Virginia Snepp,
Isabelle Rea Fannie Anderson and
the hostess.
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WOMEN MEET

The Business and Professional
Women of MarySville will meet at
$50 pm. on Wednesday, April "a,
at the Oakland Hotel, for their
first dinner meeting. Mrs. Dorothy
Coleman, president of the Spring
field Town Club; Mrs. Stella LeiS-
er, of Hamilton Club, and director
of this district Miss Christine Van
Gordon, and Miss jeanette Hays,
of the Columbus Club, will attend
and will address the members. The
Singing Strings Ensemble will fur
nish music during the dinner hour.
Miss Mary Fisher will preside
over the business. Reservations
must be made with Mrs. Dorothy
Davidson. All business and pro-
fesSional women are cordially in
viitted to attend.
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and Mrs. P. T. Engard and fam
lily of North Maple street hav
ing arrived in Marysville las
Thursday after spending the pas
several months with another son
Mr.. W. F. Engard and family a
Gallon.
Miss Helen Mohler, a business
student in Columbus, spent the
Easter holidays from Thursday un'
til Sunday evening, with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. z. I. Mohler
at their home on Mound st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Williams
and daughter, Susan, of Columbus
were guests over the Easter holi-
days at the home of Mrs. Philips
parents, DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Titus
of West Sixth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
of East Eighth ST, spent Thursday
in Marion at the home of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Chandler, and family
They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Barnhart, of Woodstock
Miss Martha Seeley, teacher OF
the First grade in the East build
ing, spent the weekend with her
family in Jerome.
James T. Carney, son of MIR. and
Mrs. George S. Carney, of West
Ninth street, came Wednesday to
spend the Easter Holidays at his
home. He is a freshman in the
college of Engineering at the Uni
versity of Dayton.
Miss Joan Evans, student at
Ohio Wesleyan University, of Della
ware, is spending her Easter vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. o. Evans, at their home on
West Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Fox, of
Kingston, N. c., are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Lewis Fox,
and brother, Merle NJ, at their
home on South Oak street. They
arrived Tuesday, driving through
by auto.
Miss Margaret Moore, of Dayton
was a weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Cameron at their
home on West Sixth street. Mr..
Don Euverard was an additional
Sunday dinner guest.
Mrs. Mildred Longbrake and
sons and Mrs. Esta Longbrake, of
Raymond, spent Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. William Hagenlocher and
family of near Raymond.
Miss Margaret Hagenlocher, of
Raymond, spent Saturday in Col
umbuS.
Among the students of Ohio
Wesleyan university spending the
Easter vacation with their parents
are the Misses Rachel and Mary
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FAMILY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Huber, of
Edgcwood, had as their Easter
guests their entire family together
for the first time in six years.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Huber and daughters,
Marilyn and Sally, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramon George and sons, John
Michael and Dicky, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marty Lomans and son, Jack,
of Columbus.
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RETURNS TO MARYSVILLE

DR.. Richard Engard arrived on
Thursday at the home of his par
entS, DR.. and Mrs. p. T. Engard,
1T North Maple street, after haV-
ing his discharge from the army.
He will be associated with his
father in the practice of veterinary
medicine. Mrs. Engard will join
her husband here in a few weeks
after a visit with relatives in New
York. They will make their home
temporarily at the Maple street
address.
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MIGNON M. FORRY, SOCIETY EDITOR
PHONE 4-79ll

avenue, left Wednesday for West
field, Ind, where she visited with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Berger, who accompanied her
home, arriving late Saturday ev-
ening and are returning Monday
evening to WeStfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Randall, of
South Main street, had as their
Easter weekend guests, DR.. and
Mrs. T. r. Coughenour. of Wash
ington c. H.
Miss Mary ReamS, student at
Ohio State university, returned to
college Monday after spending the
Easter holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Reams, of West
Third street.
Mrs. William Engard is making
an extended visit at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, DR..
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

A committee representing the
Congregational, Methodist, English
Lutheran and Presbyterian chur-
ches will meet this evening in the
Presbyterian church to plan the
Daily Vacation Bible school of
which Miss Rogers, teacher of re-
ligious education in the public
schools, will be in charge.
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DINNER PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Werst, of
near MarySville, entertained Sun
day, April IA, with a six o'clock
dinner. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Thomas, of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Midgley and
daughter, Shirley, Mt. Sterling;
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE, OHIO

Mills, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mills, of Edgewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thrall and
sons, Richard and Jessie Lee, of
Columbus, were weekend guests
of Mrs. ThrallS mother and aunt,
Mrs. Anna Taylor and Miss Mable
Newlove, on North Main street.
Miss Miriam Thrall had been a
guest since Friday and Richard
Preston was an additional guest
on Easter.
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GUIDE TYNE CLUB

Mrs. John McAuliffe will enter
tain the Guide Tyne Bridge club
at her home in South Maple street,
Tuesday evening.
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IN WHITE CROSS

Mr.. Ralph Reed, of North Oak
street, submitted to an operation
in White Cross hospital last Mon
day and a second operation was
performed on Wednesday. Mrs
Reed accompanied her husband to
tho hOCDital
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WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION

The Women'S association of the
Presbyterian church will hold its
general meeting Wednesday after
noon in the church. Group One,
with Mrs. r. A. Noble and Mrs.
P. T. Engard, chairmen, will be in
charge of the social hour.
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IN GRANT HOSPITL

Mrs. Frank Smith, of North
Vine street, submitted to an oper-
alton at Grant hospital on We'd
neSday, and is recovering as we'll
as can be expected.
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DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Pitman, of
Columbus, were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mrs. William Mie-
fert and her family at their home
on North Court st.
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PROGRESS CLUB

The Progress club is calendared
to meet at the home of Miss Mel
lie Taylor on West Fourth ST., with
Mrs. Lou HaZen and Miss Name
Finnin presenting the program on
Tuesday evening.
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GIRL SCOUTS

All leaders, assistant leaders and
council members of each troop,
will meet at the home of Mrs. c.
B. Haggard on West Sixth St, on
Monday evening.
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REELECTED PRESIDENT

Mrs. Arthur Lowe, of near Mar
ysville, and a member of Spring
dale Baptist church, was reelected
president of the Women'S Miss
ionary society of the Marion Bap-
tist association at a meeting held
in the Fite Memorial church, at
Marion, on Thursday. Mrs. George
B. Reed was elected Christian
FriendlineSs chairman and both
were installed with the other of
ficers. Those attending were the
Rev. and Mrs. George B. Reed,
Mrs. J. r. Mcdowell, Mrs. Murray
Newhouse, Mrs. Chester Lowe and
Mrs. Arthur Lowe.
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II III III
McGUFFEY LITERARY CLUB

<The McGuffey Literary club
will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dana Griffin on S..
Chestnut st. Mrs. Jessie Scheider-
er and Mrs. Flora Coder will be
assistant hosteSSes. The program
leader will be Mrs. Edna Smith
and Mrs. Bessie Crider will be in
charge of the quotations.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Werst and F.
M. Sweeney, of Watkins. This was
in nature of a welcoming home
celebration for Mr.. Thomas, who
has just returned from serving 1S
months in the European Theater
and is now discharged, and a fare
we'll dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Werst, who leave soon to ac-
cept a new position as assistant
manager of the Mccoy Co., at
Youngstown.
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LIONS CLUB LADIES MEET
The annual Ladies Night of the
Lions Club was held at the Oak
land Hotel on Tuesday evening,
with a six-thirty dinner. The ladies
took over the meeting by having
their own president, who was Mrs.
Chester Auer, in place of Mr..
Arthur O'Keife; Mrs. Cecil Riser
in place of Mr. Jack Ehlen as tail
twiSter; Mrs Harold Cameron in
place of Mr.. Cecil Riser, as lion
tanner; Mrs Fred Simpson, song
leader and the women appointed
Mr.. Willis Shearer as pianist. A
hilarious dinner meeting was en-
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MOTHERS STUDY CLUE

The Mothers Study club will
meet at the home of Mrs. +. Tom
Gaumer, on West Seventh ST. Mrs.
Dalton CriSt will be the assistant
hostess. The subject calendared is
Faith" with papers as follows
Training d Child's Faith" Mrs.
Hal Warrington; The Religious
Leader" Mrs. Louis Baker; This
or That" Mrs. Margaret Wilson,
which will be followed by the gen.
eral discussion on Wednesday ev-
ening.
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IN GRANT HOSPITAL

Mrs. A. Z. Beaver is improving
following her operation at Grant
hospital. She is in Room 388.
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MINISTERING CIRCLE
The Ministering Circle of the
Kings Daughters will hold its
annual guest dinner in the Parish
House at 7 pm, April 30. Members
are asked to send in reservations
to Mrs. Martha Hill by April "a.
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EASTER DINNER
The annual family Easter dim
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SUNDAY GUESTS

Miss Dolores Dixon, of Column
bus, and Clarence Dixon, of New
California were Sunday guests of
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Dixon, son,
Floyd, and daughter, Dcanna, of
near Broadway Corners.
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Betty Jane Guy, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. Ralph Guy, of Elwood
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ARRIVED HOME

Charles Floyd Dixon arrived
Saturday at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha Dixon, of
near Broadway Corners, after re-
ceiving his Naval discharge from
Charleston, S. c., on April 18. He
has been in the service since Feb.
1914, serving % months overseas.
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Mr.. Donald Euverard, local mus
ic teacher in the public schools,
ssESent the Easter weekend at the
new home of his brother-in-law
and sister Mr.. and Mrs. James
CarneS, near Cincinnati.
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THREE

joyed
N ~ III
READ THL JOURNAL
ADVERTISE IL THE JOURNAL
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Miss Judith Kingsmore, a fresh
man at Heidelberg university, at
Tiffin, came Thursday to spend her
Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kingsmore, of
North Maple street She will re-
turn Wednesday. Miss Kingsmore
has been pledged by the EngloSS-
ian Literary society, which is a.
mong the upper class literary Soc
ieties and occupies a prominent
place in the social and academic
life of the college.
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E.D.R.M. CLUR

The E.D.B.M. Club will meet al
g pm. Wednesday with Mrs. Scott
CreviSton, w. Fifth street.
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James T. Carney, son of MIR. and
Mrs. George S. Carney, of West
Ninth street, came Wednesday to
spend the Easter Holidays at his
home. He is a freshman in the
college of Engineering at the Uni
verSity of Dayton.
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BROUGHT HOME
ATTEND NONEIRMATION

Mr. and Mrs. Luther hSman and
daughter, Susan Lynn, Mt. Gilead;
Miss Margaret Asman, Mrs. Philip
Bishop, Fred ASman and DR.. and
Mrs. p. d. Longbralc, all of MaryS-
Vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Nc
kinley and daughters, Suzanne and
jamie, Springfield, attended serv-
ices at the Bellefontaine Lutheran
Church, Sunday, at which time the
class of which Carol Asman was
d member, was confirmed. Carol is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. II. G..
ASman, 217 East Columbus avenue
Bellefontaine.
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ANNUAL CONVENTION HERE
The local Trinity Lutheran Miss
ionary society will entertain the
18th annual convention of the Wo-
mems Missionary Federation on
Thursday. The morning session is
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-22

Among the students of Ohio
Wesleyan university spending the
Easter vacation with their parents
are the Misses Rachel and Mary
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Miss Joan Evans, student at
Ohio Wesleyan University, of Della
ware, is spending her Easter vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. o. Evans, at their home on
West Fourth street.
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Miss Martha Seeley, teacher OF
the First grade in the East build
ing, spent the weekend with her
family in Jerome.
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JUNIORS AT NEW CALLY
Plan PLAY NOV. 8

The junior class of New Cali
fornia high school, will present
Bolts and Nuts" a farce in three
acts, at 8 p. m, Nov. 8, in the
township hall.
The cast includes the following:
Rebecca Bolt, manager of the Bolt
Sanitarium for mental hygiene,
Miriam Bouic; Bonita Bolt, Re-
becca's niece, Joan Gamble; Lutte
Spinks, a maid, Helen Andrews; !;
Martha Grubb, the cook, Mary
Ann Schacherbauer; Twink Starr,
Benita'S fiance, Andy Wollam; DR..
HippocrateS JOY, a psychiatrist,
Malcolm McKitrick; Henry Goob-
er, the porter, Charles Rinehart;
Phineas Plunkett, a lawyer, Jack
Sprague; Miss Prunella Figg, a
patient, Helen Walker; Cadwal-
leda Clippy, a patient, James Fry;
Mrs. Gertie Glossop, a patient,
Juanita Morley; Fontabelle, Clos
sop, her darling child, Edna Young
blood; Jack Gordon, an inferno,
George Sewell; Mary Jones, a sec
ond maid, Dorothy Bowersmith.
The admission will be 40 cents
and 20 cents.
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NOVEMBER S
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hundred attended.
Complete list of candidates, and
the various questions and issues
which will come before the voters
Nov. 5 are as follows:
For Governor
For Governor Frank j. Lau-
Sche, D.; Thomas j. Herbert, r.;
Aria A. Albaugh, social labor tick
ct
For lieutenant governor George
d. Nye, D.; Paul M Herbert, r.;
Pater NJ. Kapitz, S. L.
For Secretary of State-CharleS
F. Sweeney D.; Edward J. Hum
mel, r.
For Treasurer of State James
T. Welsh, D.; Don H. Ebright, R.
For Attorney General Timothy
S. Hogan, D.; Hugh S. Jenkins, r.
For United States Senator (full
term) James w. Huffman, d;
John w. Bricker, r.
For United States Senator (un-
expired term) Henry P. Webber,
D.; Kingsley A. Taft R.; William
FarkaS, S. L.
For Representative
For Representative to Congress
(at large) William NJ. Boyd, D.;
George II. Bender, r.
For Representative to Congress
(Seventh districD-Carl H. Ehl,
D.; Clarence j. Brown, r.
For State Senator G3th-31st
district David Edward Nolan,
D.; d. A. Light, r.
For Representative to the Gen
eral Assembly Clifton l.. Caryl,
r.
For County Commissioner
John C. Wolff, D.; Walter Farr-
ington, R.
For County Auditor-Frank T.
McCurdy, r.
For County Coroner (uneXpired
term)-No candidates.
Judicial Ticket
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For Judge Of the Supreme Court
term commencing Jan / 1870
Charles =. Zimmerman aud Gin
ton Dewitt Boyd.
For Judge of the Supreme Court
(term commencing Jan. 2. 1910
Herbert S. Duffy and Charles S
Bell.
For Judge of the Court of APP
pealS (Third district George S
Middleton and Clarence u. Ahl
Bond Issues
MarySville village $165,000 for
the purpose of constructing addi-
tional sanitary and storm sewers
and altering the present sanitary
and storm sewerage system
Union township S124 ,S0S.50 for
the purpose of erecting and equip
ing a gymnasium in memory of
those mon and women who served
their country from Union town
ship, Union county, Ohio, in World
Wars / and IL.
Tax Levies
MarySVille schools > mills for
5 years for current operating ex-
penSes.
Allen Local schools 3 mills for
, years for current operating eX-
penses.
Jackson township la mill for 2
years for current expenses.
Liberty Local school 3 mills
for years for current expenses.
Taylor Local school 3 mills for
3 years for current expenses.
Millcreek Local schools mill
for 3 years for current expenses.
Peoria Special school, 3 mills
for 5 years for current expenses.
York Local schools mills for
; years for current expenses.
Jerome Local school 2 mills for
3 years for current expenses.
Chuckery-Darby school 2 mills
for 5 years for current expenses.
Redwood Villages mills for 5
years for fixed charges and cur
rent expenses.
Washington Local school 2 mill
for 5 years for current expenses.
Jerome Special schools mills
for 3 years for current expenses.
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AWARDS FOR HALLOWEEN
CELEBRATION HERE OCT 80

Plans have been completed and
awards arzlounced for the big Hal
lowe'en street carnival and dance
Wednesday night here. A hugh cell
ebration has been planned by the
local Parent-TeacherS association.
The awards are:
Best dressed woman, cold-wave,
Mary Ann Beauty Shoppe; fun
niest dressed woman, pin, Hill
dreth's jewelry store; most origi-
nally dressed woman, $40 in mer-
chandise, Judy's Gift shop;
Best dressed man, Reynolds pen,
Rexall drug store; funniest dress
ed man, blanket, Weiss Bros. most
original dressed man, $40 in mer-
chandise, Boyd's Dept store;
Best dressed girl, funniest dress
ed girl and most original dressed
girl, each SIS;
Best dressed boy, funniest dress
ed boy, and most original dressed
BOY, eacn 90;
Best dressed couple, $40; fun
niest dressed couple, SIS; most or
iginal dressed couple, SIS;
Character costumes; animals,
50; clown, 50; patriotic, So.
Dancing; jitterbug, best couple,
$5; and waltz, Fat Forty, couple,
SIS.
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YORK HONORS
All MEMBERS
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cobS, a member Of the county Jun
ior Fair board, Anna Oller, a mem
Der of the county Junior Fair
board and winner of the individ-
ual home economics demonstra-
ton; Phyllis Kerns, winner of the
county clothing nd nutrition
judging contest and member of
the county Junior Fair board;
Marybelle Cornwell honorary All
club camper and Junior Fair board
member, Dorotha Fish, winner in
county. demonstrations; and Ro-
berta Geho. second in All club
undergarments project
Several organizations through.
out Union County are donors of
4-H club awards. They are:
Citizens Federal Savings and
Loan, Marysville; Nestles Milk
Products Inc, Marysville; Union
County Farm Bureau; Farmers
N t ION al Bank, Plain City;
Clancy's Cone Corner, Marysville.
First National Bank, Marysville;
WilSon-WilliamS and Sons, Auc-
tioneerS, Marion Union County
Pomona Grange; Thomas Imple-
ment Company, Marysville; B. M.
Youmans & Son Elevator, Plain
City; Redwood Lions Club; E. B.
HOStetter Company, Redwood; :;
Marysville KiwaniS Club; Kauf-
mans food market, Milford Cen
ter; Asman Packing Company,
Inc, MarySville.
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DEATHS
CHESTER A. EVANS


Funeral services were held al
1:30 pm. Sunday for Chester A
Evans, 40, of Columbus, native OF
Marysville, who died at the home
of Robert O. Lee in West Mans
field, at pm. Thursday. He had
been i'll for the past two years.
A son of Grant and Eva May
Gee) Evans, he was born Feb. l3,
1897. He was member of the
Glenwood Methodist church in Col
umbus, and was affiliated with the
Knights Of Pyhtias. American Leg
ion. and Veterans of Forign Wars.
He served in Marysville's Comp
any E, 166th Infantry regiment,
during World War /. Mr., Evans
was gassed three times during
World War /, and spent consider
able time in hospitals as the result.
He was an operator of the Col
umbus and Southern Electric co.
until i'll health forced his retire
ment.
He is survived by one daughter,
Ruth Evelyn; two brothers, Robert
o. Evans and Walter M, Evans,
and two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pearce and Mrs. Marietta Hale,
all of Columbus.
Interment was made in Oakdale
cemetery.
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MILFORD CENTER LADY
TO OBSERVE IO5th BIRTHDAY

Mrs. LouiSea Winston will cele-
brate her 105th birthday at her
home in Milford Center on Nov. A.
At one-time a slave, Mrs. Winston
was born Nov. a, 1841 in Somerset,
Ky.
She now resides at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Smith,
in Milford Center, where a family
birthday celebration will be held in
her honor on Sunday Nov. g.
Friends are invited to call at the
home anytime during the day and
evening.
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of gross neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty. They were mar
ried July y, 1945 and have no
children. Plaintiff is restored to
her maiden name of Elsie Belle
Wolf.
Hearing Set
Hearing will be held at 10 am.
Nov 6, in the case of Owen Potter
against Beulah Potter, for the
possession of a 1898 Chevrolet
automobile which defendant al
legedly refuses to turn over to the
plaintiff.
Case Dismissed
Upon motion Of the defendants,
the case of Samuel w. Brubaker
against Addie Z. Brubaker and
others has been settled for want
of jurisdiction