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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NEW HOME. completely furnished, Electric kitchen,
 Full basement with garage. 4 UNIT APARTMENT
 Excellent location
 Completely furnished
 Full basement. SEVERAL GOOD LOTS
 In Douglas; on sewer. ON RIWAY and BEACH
 VACANT , room house
 Partly furnished-Reasonable. HOMES and business opportunities In Alaska.
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| about nine years of age. Deputy Marshal Rapuzzi will take Richard
 Young to Juneau Monday on the boat to wait for his hearing. The boys stole a couple of boats, wreck cd the interior of the Lunde home, stole many items, and several hum dred dollars worth of food The youths involved, with the eXcep- tion of Bailey are wards of the ! Mission.
 Donald Shrewbury who has been connected with the local Signal Corps office the past year. will leave September 12 for the States. He has been replaced by Richard Fisk
 Mrs. Rose Torantino gave birth to a baby boy last Sunday, August 25. at the White Pass Hospital, Dr. Dahl officiating. Both mother and baby are getting along nicely. The Torantinos are living in the house owned by the Rev. Gallant on State street.
 Miss Pearl Hsdsrom, sister of. Mrs. Maurice Wheaton, recently ar rived from Michigan and has taken nursing position at the White Pass Hospital.
 ! Miss Alice Dunn has resigned as nurse at the White Pass Hospital after almost a years service. She will leave Sept. 12 for the States. ] The Wesley Patterson family has moved from the Dedman house on Third Avenue to the house owned by Mrs Ina Eville on Tenth Street. Mir and Mrs. Patterson and two small children recently came to i Skagway and will homestead at Dyea in the spring.
 Mrs Annie Haakenson. who was . cook at the White Pass Hospital for many months. and later at the Skagway Grill, will leave for Seattle soon on a business trip.
 Mrs. George Hooker flew to Ju- neau last Sunday and Tuesday en- tered the St. Anns Hospital for a minor surgical operation. She is home again. much improved in health.
 ] MT and Mrs. Harold Pribbernow and Miss Alice Dunn left Satur- day afternoon on goat-hunting trip on the mountains side west of town.
 Mrs. Mavis Soldin and daughters, lone and Irene, made a few days visit at Whitehorse this week, re- turning home Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Maxine Aubert returned home today via plane from Juneau after a several weeks visit near Portland with relatives. Her hus- band flew to Juneau yesterday to meet her and returned on the plane with her
 During the visit here of Mrs Minna Coughlin, president of the Juneau Womans Club, she was en- tertained at a luncheon at the i Skagway Grill by the local Wonan's Club. Present were Mrs. Coughlin Mrs. c. A. Carroll. Skagway presi- dent; Mrs. Fred Nord, Mrs. Ed ] IRestness and Mrs Victor Sparks, president of the Alaska Federation of Womans Clubs.
 , Several thousands of dollars were , recently stolen from the Eagles Lodge and occasioned much ado However the crime" was soon dis
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

MINK-You benefit by B years of selected, successive breeding of Yukons out of finest strains obtainable. Improve your herd by purchasing from the Chilkoot Fur Farms, Haines, AL aska. Guaranteed Satisfaction.
 (365-)
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less and conscientious worker at the Sanatorium and will be great ly missed.
 Mrs. Malcolm Moe has spent the greater part of the week in Juneau, leaving Skagway Wednesday via Alaska Cotstal Airlines. Shirley has been the guest of Phyllis Olsen during the absence of her mother.
 Mrs. Virginia stephen was a Whitehcrse visitor Thursday and Friday. returning home Saturday afternoon. She spent the time with her husband, who is a member of the White Pass bridge gang.
 Miss Brownmiller, new school teacher for HaineS, was an arrival in skagway on last Sundays boat. and left for Haines on the Este beth Tuesday noon.
 Mrs Minna Coughlin, OPA ofil- cial from Juneau who is sutstitut- ing for Mrs. Robert Sanford who was called to the States by the ill., ness of her father flew to Skagway Tuesday and spent two days here. While in town she called meet ing of the board to discuss matters pertaining to the OPA. She return cd home Thursday.
 A party of nurses and employees of the T. B. SanatOrium made the trip to Denver Glacier last Sunday and report it one of the most beautiful spots. scenicaIy. to be en- anywhere. There is a tWo-mile hike to the glacier after leaving Denver station on the rail- road. The Forestry Service has maintained the trail into this seen ic country.
 Thursday evening about l5 Skag- way residents met at the McVey heme about 9:30 o'clock and thens to the home of the re- gently married J. D. Trues for an old fashioned charivari. The pro- verbal little bird having arrived first the bride and groom were ome and waiting for their callers. Earlier in the evening the young CT generation had also charivaried.
 Dr. and Mrs. P. I. Dahl returned home Saturday afternoon after a several days visit with friends at and Carcross.
 The past week Of almost perfect W W-ather has found the majority of picnic-minded. Numerous parties feeling more ambitious have hied themselves to Upper Dewey Lake for a bit of fishing. Several parties also made the three hour hike to the berry patch near Upper Lake and were well rewarded for their efforts.
 The hearing of the four youths recently caught a few days after they started out on a life of petty theivery and breaking and entering several houses in town was held Thursday before Commissioner Me- Cam. Miss Hazel Forde, social worker from the Juneau Welfare Department. was present at the hearing which resulted in Richard Young being bound over to the Grand Jury as this was his second Cffense; Winner Austin was re- manded to the custody of the Vel fare Department and taken to Ju- neau by Miss Forde, and seventeen year-old Bailey is now back in the tuberculosis sanatorium, and the baby of the group was paroled to to Mission, having been in the ma ture of an innocent bystander of
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Two real estate transactions were recorded here during the week past John Marinovich sold a Douglas lot to Mike Pusich and Juneau Realty, Inc. sold Highlands lot to Edwin and Dorothy M. Hildre,
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covered and most of the money returned. It was phony, but was needed for the next dance.
 Joseph le Lynch, Virginia Car roll and Douglas Blanchard are Ispending a vacation trip at Haines. An Executive Board meeting of the Skagway Woman's Club was recently held at the home of Presi dent Dorothy Carroll and the com ing years program outlined After the business meeting was conclud- ed the hostess served cake and coffee to Edith Lees, Second Vice President, Mrs Art Larson, Corre- spending Secretary, Mrs. Anne Hestness, Recording Secretary Mary Cedarberg, Publicity Chair man, and Mrs Victor Sparks, Pres Iient Alaska Federation.
 Vernon DeHaven will leave to- morrow morning for Whitehorse where he will take the bus to An cherage. Mir. DeHaven will be gore several weeks.
 J. c. Stone. member of the De-
 partment of Health from Juneau, has been in Skagway several days len business matters connected with
 his department He will fly to Ju- neau tomorrow. Major Haas, with
 whom he has been visiting, will leave on the same plane and spend a couple of days in Juneau before proceeding to Lewiston, Maine.
 The F & F Store which has been under the management of Bill Feero. Jr., the past year, closed at neon yesterday in order that in- ventory might be taken as Bill is resigning in order to devote his time tc his show and other inter ests. The store belongs to Herbert Riefe. who also owns the Riewe Semi-Self Service Store on Broad way. MT. Riewe spent the last flew days in Juneau.
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BUILDING PERMIT

One building permit was issued g here by City Engineer J. L. Mo Namara during the past week, tos A. P. Lagergren. for erection of an 8-foot by l8-foot stora-a shed ad- dition to Handy Andys Shop on South Franklin street, frame con- stIucticn, estimated cost S100.
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minor; Herbert K. Dinsmore, sen
 fenced at Petersburg to 90 days in jail on a charge of petit larceny.
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NewsY Noies From Skagway

SKAGWay, Alaska, Aug. 3l.- Special Correspondence - Score cards and napkins with witty and clever little verses provided much merliment at the lovely bridge par ty given at the Phillip Olsens at tractive home Friday evening when 24 guests were present to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Olsen The friendly big living room was decor ated with beautiful boquets Of snap dragons. blue bachelor buttons and nasturtiums. At the conclusion of play guests were bidden to take their places in the dining room, at the beautifully appointed tables where tall gleaming white candles and small colored ones cast a soft light. Centering the large table were gaily wrapped packages with colored ribbons leading to each place. When the hostess gave the order to pull the ribbons the pack ages were found to contain delight ful little souveniors of the evening. Mrs. C. J. Rogers had high score.
 Because of the numerous enter tainments held for the tourists on the Canadian boats. the Chamber of Commerce has been postponed the past two meetings.
 Mir. and Mrs. John O'Daniel, bet ter known as Johnny and Bea. were passengers on the Tongass for the States on their way to Texas to visit Johnny's folks They are not certain that thsy will come back to Skagway Johnny has been ac- tive in the American Legion Post here as Adjutant and he also had an active interest in the Boy Scouts. Howard Ballinger is talk ing his place driving for Percy Cotton.
 The dance Monday night for the crew and passengers of the Norah filled the Eagle Hall and everyone had a wonderful time. At 10 o'clock the dramatization of the Shooting of Dan McGrew was given and was enthusiastically received. 4 Juneau woman received the gold nugget for the most phoney money turned in.
 MT. and Mrs Kari Larson made a trip to Whitehcese this week
 Miss Ella Mathews is nov en- ployed as a telephone operstor for the skagway Municipal Telephoae Company.
 MT. and Mrs. Morgan Reed aud sons. Kenny and Bill spen- threa days in Juneau at t..e convention of Liquor Dealers. The report fine weather and an enjoyable time. They made the trip by plane. MT. and Mrs Reed are owners and op- orators of the Igloo Cocktail Bar and Snack Bar and Reeds Liquor Store.
 Major Rudolph Haas, physician and surgeon in charge of the Skae- way Tuberculosis Sanatorium, will leave Monday for Seattle where he vii receive his discharge after which he will proceed to Lewis ton, Maine, where he will resume his private practice, interrupted by the war. His address will be 300 Main. Major Haas has besn a tire
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
 To own a pleasure cruiser at a bargain price. Use it for hunting and fishing this fall and sell ill Spring at a good profit. Sleeps three, space for additional bunk. Galley and head. Chrysler 110 h.p. motor Ready to go. See at Small Beat Harbor, float five, number 31E362. Phone Blue 323
 (365-tf)
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KIRSTEN'S Beauty Shop, Phone 556, 3rd and Main. Specializing in permanents. Open evenings. by appointment. (293-3tD
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ROOMS-Kitchen privileges. Home
 Hotel-Ph. 886.
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NICK ROCOVICH
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Wallet containing money and valuable papers. If found please return to the office of Percy's Cafe.
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ROOMS. Down.
 town location. DarnelPs Sport Center. Phone 829. t360-tD
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STROLLER WALKER. Ph. Black
 39O. t365-t2l
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Woman's purse, Evergreen Bowl, Sunday night. Identify and pay for ad.
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HEATED STORAGE-Ph. 861 Cash
 Cole. (260-tD
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PRIsoNERs BRorrnEr r,

U. s. Marshall William T. Ma honey returned here from Ketchi- kan yesterday, by air, with the three following prisoners in custody for transfer to the Federal jail here:
 Dixie Johansen, bound over at Ketchikan on forgery charge: Leonard K. Larsen, bound over at Petersburg on a charge of contri- buting to the delinquency of a
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LOST Rubber hip boots, size 6 on
 Highway. Phone Black AT.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL TRADE Krough grand up- right piano for smaller model. Phone Green 750.
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ELAS - ELKS ELKS
 First meeting of Fall Schedule tonight Initiation-Feed. adv.
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Empire want Ads bring results,
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WANTED

CARPENTERS, inside work. 6 day week. Call 34 evenings. t355-tf)
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NANTED-Woman or man dish washer, also waitress. Call Percy's Cafe. (291-tf)
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FOR CHARTER = M. s. Jazz. at Boat Harbor Ph. 861. (256-tD
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EXPERIENCED BEAUTY operator. Phone 3I8 or write Box 124, Ju-
 neau. (346-tf)
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GRADELLE LEIGH
REALTOR

Member ISatrouaI Real Estate Assn. Phone 557 Corner End & Franklin
 Fairbanks Gilcher Bldg. 3rd Ave
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WANTED-Used furniture. 306 Will
 loughby. Phone 788
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WINTER k POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies Developing - Printing = Enlarging Artists Paints and Materials of
 Finest Quality Wholesale - Juneau - Retail
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3 ROOM furnished house, oil range and bath. Inquire 513 Willoughby.
 (363-t3)
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WANTED

SERVICE MAN and wife want small apt. No children, no pets A. R. Bertelsen, Gasineau Hotel
 C362-t3)
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SEAVIEW APARTMENTS. Under new management. renovated. and 3 room apartments. One block from Federal Bldg.
 (241-tf)
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PIANOS RENTED and TUNED, Anderson Shop.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, S7.50. Paper Curls. sl up Lola's beauty Shop. Phone POI. 315 Decker Way.
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1 less and conscientious worker at the Sanatorium and will be grea5- ly missed
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covered and most of the money returned It was phony, but was needed for the next dance.
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Vernon DeHaven will leave to- morrow morning for Whitehorse where he will take the bus to An cherage. Mir. DeHaven will be gore several weeks.
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Spring at a good profit. Sleeps three, space for additional bunk. Galley and head. Chrysler l10 h.p. motor. Ready to go. See at Small Beat Harbor, float five, number 3lE362. Phone Blue 323. (365-tf) BED DAVENPORT. Phone Blue GA after 4:30 pm. (362-t4 KAY IMPERIAL guitar with case; w5od-coal circulating heater; double bed and coil spring; single bed and link spring P O. Box 87l, Juneau. C365-tQ .30-06 REMINGTON. Riley Fur long. opposite Gun Club, 219 mile on Hiway.
 WILLOWS NO! But; the next best buy in town. '39 Plymouth coupe Hurry 146 Willoughby Ave, goo am. to 300 pm.
 29-FOOT troller, ready to go, sleep two. Call Blue 464
 IDEAL LOCATION FOR INSUR- ANCE OR REAL ESTATE BUSI- NESS; long lease-will sell req sonable furniture and fixtures, and pending future business. Write P. o. Box FOL- Juneau, Alaska. (363-t3) OIL HEATER, Phone Douglas l65.
 (363-t3) 1885 PONTIAC COUPE. Priced req sonaply. Apt 15 upstairs. BOA Will loughby. (363-t3) CRUISER BOBBY G, 31 it. long, sleeps six completely outfitted. See l. Goldstein. (360-t) ATTRACTICE LEACH property, 5 room furnished house, bathroom, large basement, laundry tubs, washing machine, garage, garden lot, Plymouth sedan. Inquire at De Hart's Grocery, Aux Bay
 (36O-t6) TWO UNIT APARTMENTS fur nished, good residential location, S4,000 down and terms. One apartment ready for immediate occupancy. Apply in person to owner 510 9th St., corner of Harris between pm. and pm. (360-tf) BATHTUB, 50 gal. hot water boiler, large oak dining table. Phone 452. (359-tf) CHICKEN fertilizer in sacks, easy to haul. Shores Poultry Farm.
 (353-tf) HUNTER CRUISER Clipper" = 31D415, sleeps four-toilet-Ker math 95 h.p motor. ideal for cruising, fishing, hunting. Can be seen at Float stall 4. Phone Green 40 between and g pm. 18-CU. FIT. Frigidaire compete with unit suitable for sharp freeze. Juneau Florist.
 i UNABLE FURNISHED house with oil heat and Flamo cooking. Liv- i ing room in knotty cedar, with l firelace. View; also garage 12 it. ! by 40 it. Plymouth sedan and skiff. One black beyond Aux Bay store, beach side. Bus transpor- tation. Howard Day $3,950 cash.
 (344t4 29 It. GARWOOD CABIN speed boat, Al shape, new 110 Chrysler motor, just installed. Phone TIT.
 (340-tf) GOOD ICOME PROPERTY. Apt. house and cabin. See owner 142
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Because of the numerous enter tainments held for the tourists on the Canadian boats, the Chamber Of Commerce has been postponed the past two meetings.
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FOR RENT

2-RM. CABIN, s4s W. 9th St.
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MT. and Mrs Kari Larson made a trip to WhitehCese this week
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Joseph le Lynch, Virginia Car roll and Douglas Blanchard are pending a vacation trip at Hdnes.
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Miss Ella Mathews is nov enl- plcyed as a telephone operator for the Skagway Municipal Telephoae Company.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Miss Joan Evans returned to her
home on w. Fourth St, Sunday,
after a weeks visit with Miss
Myra Rowley at Pontiac Mich.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Miss Joan Boerger, west of town
is visiting this week with Miss 10
Houck, of Plain City, in Houck's
Cottage at Long Lake, Mich.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

1t. and Mrs. Eugene Burns, E.
Fifth St., left Tuesday for a two
weeks visit with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. August w.
Prange, at Hardin, Ill.
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WEAVER REUNION

The 23rd anniversary OF the
Weaver reunion was held at the
playground, with % present. Fol-
lowing bountiful dinner, officers
were elected.
Chestine Nelson, president; Ber-
tina Rausch, vice president, and
Leah Hamilton, Secretary-treasur-
er.
The out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Barbara Bishop and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chestine Nelson, of Dayton;
Mrs. John Weaver, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Weaver, Mechanics
burg land Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Hamilton Woodstock.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

A pot-luck dinner and surprise
party was held Sunday honoring
the birthday anniversary of Mr.. j..
A. Knots. The dinner was given
at the Knots home on the Marion
rd., by the six sisters of Mr.. Knotts.
They are: Mrs. Lulu Hagenlocker,
Ostrander Mrs. Esta Longbrake
and Mrs. William Hagenlocker,
both of Raymond; Mrs. Providence
Mills, Marion; Mrs. Sam Jones, of
Delaware, and Mrs. Leonard Bell
vile, of MarySville.
Other guests for the dinner were:
Mr.. Hagenlocker, Mr.. Jones, Mr..
Bellville, Mrs. Knots, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Grant, Toledo; Miss
Reneva Knots, Johnny and Mary
Burns.
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( Miss Joan Boerger, west of town
is visiting this week with Miss 10
Houck, of Plain City, in Houck's
Cottage at Long Lake, Mich.
Mrs. Carl Ehninger and daugh-
ter, Nancy, of Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Smith, of Marion; Mrs.
Nell Teets, Broadway; T/5 Dewey
L. Shirk, Ft Hayes; Eugene Rose
berry, Alfred Shirk and Willie
Ferrell were Sunday guests at the
Hartshorn-Westlake home on the
Kenton rd.
Miss Joan Evans returned to her
home on w. Fourth St, Sunday,
after a weeks visit with Miss
Myra Rowley at Pontiac Mich.
1t. and Mrs. Eugene Burns, E.
Fifth St., left Tuesday for two
weeks visit with the Iatter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. August w.
Prange, at Hardin, Ill.
Miss Marjorie Alexander return
ed to her home on Chestnut ST.,
Monday evening, following weeks
vacation with her uncle, DR.. c. c,
Croy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Kaherl, at Chicago, Ill.
Miss Joan Evans, of w. Fourth
St, will leave this afternoon to GO
to Frederickstown to visit Miss
Jane Herendeen. They will go on
to Newton Falls to a houSeparty
at the home of Gloria Ann Stevens
| Miss Evans will be accompanied tc
Frederickstown by her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bader, SON
Paul ,and daughter, Ruth, of Bas-
il; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bader
and daughter, Bonita of Columbus
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| w. Hill, of near Pharisburg.
| Mrs. Bessie Amerine and grand.
son, Max Amerine, and Mrs. Irene
Lee and son, Don, spent Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Hill, of near Pharisburg.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-22

Miss Ruth MariIyn Fladt, of
Locust ST., will leave Saturday for
weeks stay at Camp Mowana,
near Mansfield. Miss Fladt viii be
a supervisor of a group of high
school students at the Lutheran
Youth camp. She will also have
charge of one of the girls cot
tages.
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AT STATE FAIR

Miss Dolores Rausch left Wed
nesday evening for Columbus,
where she has been selected to
serve on the Junior Fair Board at
the Ohio State Fair She will rep
resent all the All Club girls in the
state of Ohio. Miss Rausch's head
quarters during the fair, will be
the All Club Building. She will
return Aug. 81.
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DELEGATES RETURN

Mrs. Pearl Mccullough, Mrs.
Carl Kreakbaum and Mrs. Gale
Baldwin returned home WedneS-
day after serving as deegates at
the American Legion Auxiliary
convention. Approximately 1000
ladies were present for the success
full convention at Cleveland.
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DAUGHTER Is BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II. Lewis
announce the birth of 5 lb. II OF.
baby girl Wednesday evening in
Jane Case hospital, Delaware. This
is their second child, the other a
son. Mrs. Lewis is the former Mary
Ellen Thompson.
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IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frank Taylor underwent a
goiter operation Tuesday in San
Antonio hospital, Kenton. She is
in Room 322. Mrs. Taylor is the
former Rose Marie Vance.
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Village. They attended two ball
games in the evening. They also
got to see Greenburg play ball.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Grubbs, To-
ledo, were weekend guests of their
mother Mrs. L. L. Grubbs, at the
F. D. Outland home, East Liberty
Their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Nelson GfubbS, Pemberville; Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll GrubbS and son,
David Lewis, of Dayton;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Reed and
son, Gary Alan, Toledo Joined
them Sunday, for a birthday cele-
bration, in honor of the formers
wife, and mother.
A delicious birthday cake was
made by Mrs. Carroll Grubbs.
Each received nice and useful
gifts.
Ice cream and cake was served
in the late afternoon. A host oi
friends joined in wishing then
many happy returns of the dav.
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VACATIONING IN DETROIT

The R. o. Grahams, of Columbus,
and the Dana d. Chandler family,
of Marion, have returned to their
homes, after a visit with their
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Ell
la Chandler, and their sister, Miss
Marie Chandler, of Detroit, Mich.
Together they spent one day at
! the Ford Museum and Greenfield