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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-21

Don't Junk yo,ir cid lamp snsdea
with metal frames. Rip off lne old
soiled covers and use them as pat
terms for new ones.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-21
NEW OFFICERS IN CHARGE
or MT. VICTORY AFFAIRS

or MT. VICTORY AFFAIRS
Direction of civic Affairs in Mt
Victory is in charge of a compe-
tent group of citizens, who started
new terms in the various village
offices Jan. /. They are:
Mayor, j. Fl. Morrison; clerk,
Fred Kennedy; and members of
Council, Glenn Alexander, w. c.
Carr, Don Jones, f. P, Golden, Ri
ley Coy and Mr.. Harshfield.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-14

vail 1o among thc s,tf of IusuJc-
fl1'~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-14
CHIEF OF POLICE AND,
WIFE PRAISE RETONGA

-eCause OF tourturing stomach gas
Severe constipation forced me TO
take strong laXatiVes lost weight
until | was almost skin and bones,
and felt so weakened | could hard
Iy walk about the house. Muscular
pains tormented me and kept me
rolling and tossing at night, and
mornings | would almost tupple
over trying to dress Nothing Secn-
ed to help me and reConCIled my
self to suffering the rest of my life
"RetOn9a promptly relieved all
this distress. My appetite returned
elimination is relieved and
oct restful sleep. regained sew
eral pounds. l work in the house
and our yard and garden and feel
fine | didn't believe ii possible for
= ything TO bring ne the grand relief
RetOn9a did"
Retonga is intended to relieve dis
tress due to insufficient flow of di-
gestive juices in the stomach. loss
of appetite, Vitamin B-l deficiency
and constipation Accept no substi-
tute. Retonga may be obtained at
Parker's Drug Store. (Adv)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-14
Mrs. Hudson Was Living
On Soft Foods And Had
Reconciled Herself To
Suffering All Her Days,
She States. Eats Any
thing Now And Can
Even Work In Her Car
den.

81 would no. tale 81 .o01 'or th.
relief Retonea gave nv wife when
she had to live on soft foods and
Was 50 unlerWejpht she seemed no
stronger than a kitten And Retonga
brought me relief. too, from aching
muscles that made me 50 restless
l couldn't sleep soundly, gratefully
declares Chief of Police Dave Hud-
sen of Chicfland, Fla. Happily dis
cusslng her own experience, Mrs.
Hudson stated.
Il didn't dare make myself eat any
thing except soft foods and liquids
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
Mrs. Stanton and Son
Fly to Portland, Ore

Ms Geraldine : Stanton z-e
z=r i've month Old SCI Richard
Gerald arrived b. plane ron Los
ANGELES October fifth. 2ccoupar.-
- b h=- mother Ms. George
Jackson. Ms. Stanton Eas rzceiy.
= - E=- husband Captain Char
: P Stzl:3- AM lis parents
NJ art NJ Charles 4 Stanton
= y : - Ave G-z1tzt star
~ enjoyed immensely Is frs,
s.=w O: rs grandson - Il greet
- them = he a.-9o-- Ms
Jackson left D. plane ~s.h = prom
= 20 return 5000 . enjoy he
s-.=--ly atmosphere surrounding
- yong family i Portland
apt. Stanton zzs recently -=ceiv-
= commissioned zPPo.z--e-r
L ~ regular army al i -oz
assigned % s--ty a. the --ive--
s.-y o. Oregon % co1Ptets his
.5--zl training Il journalism %
-zzl.fy In = public relationship
.--y Ei-1 - Any - Force
~ S-a--o- VII -ak= re Any
career. F1--=-iy director Q.
operations al training :. Got-z-
Fed Ky ar Lock5o---z Any
~ Bass --1=- Colonel BENJAMIN
Dzvs = Stanton : pilot q
5o.1 tighter ar bomber a. craft
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
CLUBS

The Be.E=l.te Clz5 @ Beths.
i " : Church held Is reorzzn-
--at.9- meeting las. Monday a.
B=,heIs parsonage -. c. y.
austin J.. pastor o re Church
z-1 hos, ar The Meeting 2-esla-
= ove- IL election 0: tie .ol-
loving officers
Mr. LILA G-azz pres. s.-cs
ta= clubs inception eighteen years
ago NJ Dixie L. M3.- yice-
2-es. M Mar u. Duncan. rec
5r1!nz szcy :9- c5= 13-t co-s4e1-
I've yez- Ms. Jennie ADAMS. =
sist S@c'ys Ms. s1lz Williams
fourth year - treasurer. Ms. Al
1abeu Harris, Chaplain Pretzcinz
,aa election. members gave i1ter-
ss,irg -epa--s O; ,hei- vacz,io1s
E1!ch lad been vs-y profitable
spz--
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
Yesler Way All
Out" for Football

TIE newly organize Ae>ler
Way Boys Club IS now rounding
into shape and Is getting : ac-
Invites into full swing III The
formation OF lis football. team.
The response 10 football -grnou s
and support for re team Las 3 en-
most enthusiastic.
Garfield High school Is assist
ing the new club Nth lis athletic
program and deserves IT, thanks
Of the Boys Cub for rs rev
club % gec started.
TIE club has been give II use
OF SIX lots until so1e-r-n- r=-ua-
ueut Is secured for -h=. SKY
to - kids turned GU resulting IN
the formation Of .a5 football az
two basketball teams Gerald
Hatcher is PRESIDENT Boz Nj
cheI. secretary. art G=o-s= WI
Ifans. treasurer Constitution az
bylaws are nov IN PREPARATION
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
PALATIAL HOME OF MRS. BEATRICE REED
IS SCENE OF GAYEST COCKTAIL PARTY
HONORING MRS. JEANETTE P.BUST0N

Gay=st q re early al social
t=as-s was The cocktail parry Civ
- - M Beatrice Reel aid
daughters 0z=. E--.= azz Jesse.
= October r. their zaIaasl
zzl= % compliment her house
z=z- -l= charming 7.rzc.51s Mrs..
Jeanette Pearson B-s-1z Of Los
Angeles -11 u5t1-=+ I'd VIII Mss
B=--- Ee-l.5z Ms B-s--s z
Portland zlr. Is The saazz-=- O..
- late jim Pearson s5- many
gears with - STANDARD OIL Co.
= Portland So is married .z-o
azz Of -1= A-z=- C.-v.s -.1-zs-
families a-z IS active socially and
s-z-=--z..v " Reed z-s sz--h.
-z-z. notes - -te.- zz-.z- hos
-.-ali-y s-z 7a-ses diversions OF
entertaining surpassed az hing
.zzr5 previously 5--e -zs- he
- ~ more guests z-o-z rz5-
IL t.---.s-s zz-= able . - --=.-
F-=-c1 SPANISH I.z.zz- =-c.
zh.zE =zs-.- surprising zs-z- hey
laz been generously s=--zs -h=
.71.t -=s-==z-z--z TIE -.t-.zh.
sz-r=- conferred around .zzz- ---
- ham despite -=a. =.7--7 p
q. .1z, me sr---=z.zs with
assorted c7.s -=z-s cheese and
szzz--1 =--=z Ez7.zz known
-1s h--o-=s t-- - Ms
Red her daughters AL many
7.E=-s who sa-= her - Port
,a-s -=s.tez. 5.t III unusual
.tzzs o. Lax. z-- - cas- o.
- Gown ard her .1-z= weeks
So here never 70 - forgotten
F-a-g-=t a. - -a--y - Mabel
F-zzs..- s-a Marion Re5=--s Gel
=-7.-.=s t. latter doing 3
r. =-zs z=-=z. Il .e= F.5-z-.ir-
Gardens q : a writing -=0
113zs a-t marching vi Mae
VS.. MOVE s-a- For Al Lang
s9--@ AMI --zz- s=--.----z.s we're
sung -=cort.-zz made a. pie
---zs snapped g: g-=s-s = va-.-
80 -os== ~ s-,v --z -ocs-zey.
t-5-z -h- zr=s.s ~=-= Nes==-s
- ~r-.--r- = s-s- - D.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
FLASH H!

This scoop o. TIE zr.tsr from
h A1zs. City u ne City G.
Roses Is 1zrs .-ou o1e os The
7.sygr5zzss ,1=-e RS fall I: =
o. --;=rsz. locally because f. i
about Harold sc5ool5oy- Mitchell
sen O.: H-s Hy--.e Mitchell form
=-.y @: Oakland 13x q Portland.
S-1oo.5o9 Czsiz1zs racket
master. scored Al amazing -
-. b. defeating jimmy McDa1.
sis. re rex Singles champion Al
IN Ross ST51e- Playground this
al. il IL Pacific C0az, Champion
Iou-la1=z. sponsored y he Al
zel CRY Racke- Club Mitchell
Seloc.5oF played = eel tined
game ard vas sharp z-.h his
serves Tie T5--1anzz: rzs host
. many other Outstanding tennis
players
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
RObinSOn's Big Bat
Gives ROYALS Title

With Jackie Robinson. former
I. c. L. = -..-aro1nd athlete and
his seasonal .2ts batting average
showing -1= vay. The Montreal
Royals last -.gh. added the Inter-
nation. leagues Governor Cup
playotts e ,ae.r 1916 baseball
laurels ~ they walloped the
Syraces= Chefs. : 70
Ro5.1s1- - first Negro TO
ever gar q 1=rth y Triple 4 base
ball w. The evenings batting
star vi .-1- airs in five trips to
the p.a.- in addition TO scoring
one r. H played third base for
the wiaa--=.
Tn Royals farm team OF the
Broos.g. Dodgers. thus earned
the r. 20 meet the Louisville
Colonies Champions Of the Amer
can association il the Little
Wor,a S--.=z witch opens satur-
day a louisville. Ky.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
PORTLAND Tacoma WEEKLY NEWS

Civic C1l.g IL or Tine" u.
Hlk= NzszeEz Saturday daytime
october 3 Central Public L.br.
z-E. sectional meetings 800 An
. 1880 4 =. Panel Discussions
RELIGION school Government.
Health Employment Housing.
Public Ac1azoszt.o-s 100 AZ
. 1870 P = Panel Discussions.
A1o-;z ire SPEAKERS
- Gallagher is sel kaoza
author zz5 speaker. HIS best
Known WORKS abe PORTAL. O.. q
Pilgrim azz Color and Co-sc..
=7c=" II Gallagher has been q
fearless fighter for tas equality
= man ard Is the former pres
dent OF Tz..a5eza College. He Is
presently Or he faculty n Pacific
SetooI @: Religion.
Dr. Archibald Carey lsa m.
.s,=-. an attorney ard a member
. the Mayors Committee Or
Human Relations il Chicago. He
: a dynamic speaker. .i-sIes.
L his efforts 70 improve c9-si
-i51s FOR t5z Negro Race CT Which
= is . member.
Or Melville Jacobs : Al inter.
nationally sEozu scientist. SPEAK
=. author az5 teacher. He is :
member d The faculty o: III
University q Washington Dr.
Jacobs is rel known II Port,a-s
so- his brilliant scientific z-zlys.
= q th= -zez question from t1s
=e.e1t.st's point q vtzz. KS nos
zsc=-: publications a-z H!ze
zc1ooI Libraries and Rac.sn Ac
-.3-.
y N.s= Hzsaosa : he Nation
:. Representative o. IL Jzparese
american Citizens Lezzzz He =
keen studez, 0; he soe.al sce1s
ard az unusual able speaker H
1as long 5e=1 interested = C.vl
Ez.;y al h5E 70 at.a.z il.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
Miss AIbertina Miles
Weds MIR. |. Richardson


A---=- Z gown O. tradition.
8. #---- r 1et combined WIKI
- cay .=-z-H veil a1- car
-zzE bridal 5o-7-z. O. gar
-=--ss z-t -ez== Miss A-5s--.-a
3..-s became the BRIDE q NJ
L=@1=. Richardson. i = AZ II
se--s. wedding 0c- = A. 500
?. - a. - home o. - brides
A. NJ 3-a-- Red Il :. Z
5o--=g The bride vzs gwen Z
marriage b. 1e- --1l= ". Redo.
W ---.1z Hz-s---. Ezs HI
brides z--=1 za-,- NJ Saz.5g Col
a. z, - --5- IA KEY. J.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

- NJ. DIX Jackson AID his
=s-=- Ms Dorothy Garrett. break
- 1z--g azt 1-1= eo-r-ss.e.
a.-= Jane Xxx on R.zzz#zr tr.g
=--z-l 7=-g .5- re Eo19-et
aiming W. Reed All ta-z5-
- Her - zaz A. her sew
- 3L- aaz Mr. M BIZ
stzC.=-5ol. dinner Ms. Clara
Pickett ard Ms E.s.s Nancy
$50 t=a1-t.zl flora. z.-s Thz
parting vas ----y sad 1E=- -tzz
ezz= for z5ez tv= shea Mrs
B1z--z h. plane -9os her flight
hzzE 20 Z. 4. l. q l11z distance
- ara .=--z-s since Ez- arrival
50 promises 20 return il he
-=z- future Sc vas royalty e1-
.=--z--=E.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

F.1-=--= I 4 e prominent
$o--5T=s. soprano xbo vii d.T.
.z= The spotlight viz Henry Gay
Bel organs. =1e- he ding car
waters Locz. ass ard Auul.z-g
present . grand recital a. Be.1e.
4 u : Church, Friday. No.
=z5s- t5.h.
Inactive = her A.. during he
Ts- years. Mss Hooker las zP-
FEARED L -=c.,zIs = c.-es i
Oregon Tzsa.zz-5- al Czl..5-.
Ia ard Las =:-t.-5 zl-1 q nun
De- g. IL masters AID q, 2-s-
SCI; Is g-1=- he persona. s-7er.
s.si5- @, NJ Fred L Olson.
Mr. Be- comes uo-e-,z-.lg
g, O: -=..-=Esz. . exec zzzi1
.1-t- The souls O: many a. -az
keyboard q IL mighty organ
Many o.is- -e=.-=-s . .zis ara
recall t1s days Tzsz NJ Bel
-=.g-et supreme ~ ~ mighty
console q. .a= Broadway. J-1zz
II a-- Liberty Theatres 5o.1z
as=<.s= Z Seattle a. cities Y
California
Assisting .t4ss - z-=a. a.
SIS ~tu y readings - s.a--o-
4 Duke zh7 has many tine.
5rov=t . = z-zz. szv1-..=
C1t=- ~ direction . h a.
NJ C. Y Kszz.1s " Duke
gaze c=ct.ziz Z Portland. Seattle
ard Omaha Nebraska 5ar.1z spare
the II -al-oat service. soue
tl-= ago
H-s Rzca=. Bake. z-ztra.4 C.
1zs.c :-o- 0b=r,t- University VII
accompany Mss E5ok=- z1-l=
Ms B4,sg J=a- D.kz t+-yzz--
DID s:-5e-. 0: music I'll aeon
pa1y L=r sa-z=-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

pleasure zt.a his business rip
t=-e tbs ze4k- : former Po---
lander " s-ews-- : =-to-i-z
meeting ard renewing many 0:
h.s Old trends ot -1z t:2rs a1z
earlier yez-s before Portland ~
- population had increased -
V1=- &. as Ike 6tz family.
=v=-E ca s-z- =z-t o-zer Auo-z
-hos= n. z-s me Ral5a Flowers
ne : ? N3--tso-s. NJ L=-o-a
H=-ts-=o-. wills : 2zi+ -
B-o~1. t. Hooker rs "Cre1~
49, w Ez-e o-az-z az "
S.eEz-- z5-=s % So tz-s-= ,=aT-
- E.s presence ar gz- -z..1-
a, - \ 2 : Lzzzz. al &C.
L-z -'-- I: Bethel S-.-ey KS
-a-.,=s.s:=o- -. - --7o-scz
= B=-te, - ,---s- Cz.-.1. -
St=va-- recalled -z-T rlzasaE-
memories despite cs-E v.o have
stepped 6et.1t III cs--ai-. ,Lz.-
Woes stIs-c=t
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

and Z5zlzt= .zst a-ez ezi .
amp Mss MAJ Q former RI
Reserve. ard member - the B-sl-
-ess and Industrial Department
O. the ! y C. A. ras 11ch
1.----z t5r her mother. 3,rs Bez-
tree ze-- E-J SIS .a.---.y sel-
accompany z-o15 u CIR. Scouts
20 camp Tes-w.1t =. IC. c. 4
=c-=- from Le- ue.za55rl554 %
assist -1a Girl Ccaf leader Ms
Charles s.1rs Ms MOT reports
A. enjoyable TIP despite .1clln-
sc Weather.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
OBITUARY

N. Stz-li-z Williams q Nor-h
Gz-.z-b=l- :. passed away. Sal
--tzy. oc-o5=- z1ta following I
prolonged Illness Funeral arrange
-e--z = charge Q: Miller Tracg.
Tce deceased zG t14 husband y
Della a. s-eptz-t=- . Gertrude
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

The T5.z = orr franchise - or
.1--7.-zs. E=zp1- = al time. lie
weapon which ~ lse il fight
.1z for CT rights as citizens o
q democracy. Il zs fail 70 vote
Fe tal 2 % our za.y. We eel
have an opportunity O. Soveube
> % cast CIR vote = The election
for tLe 1zl who z= believe Kill
enact .zEs O. democratic Prize
.1.=. ard execute -zz- Likewise.
% T1ER DUTY - GO TO The
POLLS AND VOTE
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
aEcuP GRATING

Ms Ella Stephenson. is IL
5roy=[ after ,~o weeks ill-=ss Il
re hone q L=- laughter. Ms
Pearl c S,=Ez-- 33-5 : Z Mar.
Fte-= Sc : spending A. .-te-
.-i;= s-zE
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
Low % VOTE

s3c= as ~ oaH-: acre
-z- 1s5 :-s -or-=s-- -zg csc
r. --sf=-=-==- 80 -. --t
.--3~ away ~ sz-r=z .et=.
80 w5r-- - -cc-- --.- =
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
ALBERT RAY
JOHNSON
Republican Candidate for
C0R0 NER
Experienced in
Crime Detection
Successful Business Man
HEADQUARTERS
4HG 3th & Cherry Bldg.
Main 1871

-. -o1lc.de cases are IN
9-s.lgz-=t y tie Coroner.
Coroner should Be x
----a r. crime detec-
- --- Rzr J9a Hson has lad
years. experience IN po-
-s- Tc-k retiring from the
saz--.= Police Department
e years ago with n *
client record
- s--=-a1 II world Var /
5-5z-- President q seattle
Acre 40. | Frsternal Or
- q: Eagles
SO 1zg-r = The Seaa.or
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
- sosRt

So rc-- 60 .a-s .-s.=z5 Il
----.-E L. of=- . your t--11=-
T. z-t g T5-- sea- P1oey.
sac 8 20 2c--ts - "a one
= ar O: - O-= granite kst-
- z-l w1oE=- rs--= = spoon
=oa7- directions on y1-- al O..
- PIT -- thumb q your
-1s=. shake yer fingers = -E=
tz-ez=-. E=.P.zz yourself: BEFORE
--sE-z Others
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
PORTLAND SOCLALS

" Les 2 S-=Ez-. .: Bu-,=
Montana = combining BIZ =
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23

Mss lesser No-r. . re Mo-
S.s-=- - salon 5.zzz=zt :-17
- -s-ai duties = sales iztg
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1946-10-23
;, NJ, MCSWAIN REAL ESTATE co.

4ea v W FLANDERS PORTLAND g. ORE
Office BR = Res. ST. $3.50
FOR
Under 5000 floors. cleo. fireplace eLAb-
5RO-0u home On v crate library. oil automatic
sppt Needs painting ar conditioned furnace.
an5 some paDeri1< bu5 finished basement
z.b A. i. for only drain 81
NJ, - bad On Easy terms all $1,000
H. Brown BR $50 5000 will handle. Bal SO
poou- ,aa Z RnssAu pr m L D. simpson. BR.
Mostly furnished has f-AFH'S' I'll er'1= m
age fruit and lovely nome On = "AH''Ao.--
=. - ~ Full basement. fuel
Foundation. L-F<e u~aAo1Ia
venenrly located The full rooms upstairs I1lh-s-
go So dom income Of s1O0 Per
L D. simpson BR $500 . rooms oo"n7'4As -Hi14
nish.d. fuel
furnace, 2 garages, flowers,
AAGSHl eENI nome N very shrubs garden space
good = L 1->tf1-- O-1 bus In
uful room upstairs WIZ mediate PISS sacrifice at
kitchen and 800 600 L. -.--,s
down WITH o@th hAEuF'-'- Thos. J. Brown BR. $50
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-11

daughter, George Rumbaugh, Of
Armbulst; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Willis, Greensburg; Nh and Mrs.
John ". Wallace. West Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karol Rush and chill
dren left for their home in Hagers-
town, after a visit here with Nh and
Mrs Ralph Murphy.
Mrs. Mollie Fike returned with her
Son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hall, to Hitler, Pa, on
Sunday.
W J. Glenn and Paul Fisher visited
Lawrence Selby at Price hospital,
Confluence, Pa, on Saturday. Mr..
Selhy jumped from a load of hay and
fell ON a pitch fork which pierced his
stomach. He is slowly improving.
Mn. and Mrs. Guy Cover and son.
Baltimore. spent several days here
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. G.. Rush
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Wilburn, Bit
finger, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reese, Union
town, We're calling on relatives here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush. Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Cover spent Sunday in
Windber, Pa, with Mrs. Covers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skellion.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fred Twigg and
daughter, and James Hileman, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hileman.
Mr. and Mrs Glenn HENDERSON and
son, Of McHenry. and Mrs. Frank
HENDERSON, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. Fred Humbcrson.
Claude Rush. Harold Bachtel Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Hoff were calling
on friends in Oakland on Thursday.
Miss Helen Rush, Cumberland
spent the weekend here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ROUGH, former
ly of Marklesburg, have moved in the
apartment over Savage's Funera.
Home
Mrs. Nellie Wheeler, Mrs. Leaf
Hook, Mrs. Kaye Fike and Mrs
Carrie Dewitt, were shoppers in Oak
land one day last week
Clarence f. Tearer, SSM SIC, has
returned home after spending Is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-11

the home Of Nh. and Mr~. Edward
Dixon.
Mrs. Lizzie Everly and son Carl
Mr.. Harry Schlossnagle and Miss
Hazel Schlossnagle were Cumberland
shoppers on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Turncy, Mark
| leysburg, visited Mrs. II. L. Shoe
maker Monday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. ". + Dunham, Mr..
and Mrs. W. E. Shoemaker and chill
dren. were Thursday evcning dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. Spear,
Oakland
Mrs Bertha Fike and daughter,
Carol, Of Uniontown, and Mrs. Play
ford Thomas, of Laughlintown,
visited Mrs Ralph Fille, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Ralph Fike spent the week
end in Morgantown, ". Va, visiting
her father. p ". Thayer.
Monday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Fike were Floris
/ Guyer, of Upton; Jane HENDERSON,
Oakland; Mrs. Emma Fike and Mrs.
| Charles Nedrow and children.
Eleanor and Byron Fike spent
Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. Hir-
am HENDERSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friend, of Bal
timore visited relatives here over the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-11

napolis makes the most money
out of Pimlico. Out of every dol
lar that Pimlico takes in the
government gets 81 cents. Next
comes the horseman who has
brought his horse to Pimlico to
race and provide the spectacle
which Marylanders want. Out of
the &C cents left the horseman
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lew and Mrs. Cora Lee, Of Terra Alta,
W. Va.
\ large number Of Friendsvillo
persons attended a reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Oakley Hoff
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Lowder-
milk. Of Valley Point W. Va. Others
attended from Fear, Markleysburg,
and other nearby points.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-07-11
Quiz For MarYlanders
Answer to Question I:

Believe it or not, in 1745 an
advertisement appeared in the
Maryland Gazette announcing
that a wrestling match would
be held between races for any
citizens who WISHED to contest.
The prize to the winner was a
pair of London Pumps"-shoes
to you. Horse racing has been a
Maryland tradition for over two
hundred years and is today
Maryland's most popular sport.
Answer to Question 2:
The money which makes Mary
land racing possible is provided
by two people-and two people
only-the horseman who brings
his horses to Maryland racing
and the man or woman who goes
to the track to see the racing.
These two people-no one else
provide the money which makes
Maryland racing possible. With
out the support of the horseman
and without the support of the
public, there would be no horse
racing in Maryland no matter
what the State of Maryland,
the State Racing Commission or
the Racing Association wanted
to do about it.
Answer to Question 3:
The State Treasurer at An
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Misses Virginia and Dorothy Shoe
maker We're visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spear
Oakland, for several days.
Mrs Mary LaFevre, Of near Bal
timore. is visiting her father and sis
ter, Dorsey Guard and Miss Jessie
Guard
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Shaffer, and SON
and family, Of Cass, We're Thursday
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Fikp.
MIR. and Mrs. Warren Lint and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Lint, Canton Ohio
returned to their homes after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs H. /. Shoemaker
and other relatives at Addison, Pa
over the 4th and the weekend
4 number of local folks and mem
bers of the volunteer fire company
attended the picnic and parade at
Oakland on July 4th. The firemen
with their truck also attended the
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ming.
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Mr, ana MIS-. D. II. h'moa"Sh an"
daughter, IeIt Tor 'h1f nome q.
BroWnlleId' Fa'' allef spending sew
eraI days with Mr. ana MIS- harvey
Friend ana ME- ana MIS- aubrey
custer
Mrs. Evangeiine Glenn and daugh-
ter. Brownie. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Ford were Friday dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Commodore Wakefield
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shcmmcs anG
DAUGHTERS of Braddock. Pa. were
Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. ]. Rose. Mr.. Rose re-
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THINGS YOU MAY
NOT HAVE KNOWN
TILL NOW

takes % cents, leaving a. cents.
Next comes the cost of operating
Pimlico, most Of which is wages
for employees. This takes 20
cents. After Federal taxes PIN
leo has 2 cents left for divi-
dends. This explains who makes
the most money out of Pimlico.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-16
Mile O Dimes Leaders
To Report Progress in
Minute Talks on Radio

Officials Of the Mile O. Dimes
campaign to fight infantile paraly-
sis have arranged for zone min
ute talks" during which spokesman
for Government agencies, business
houses, labor unions, social groups
and similar organizations will tell
radio audiences how much money
their units have raised in the cam
paign.
The broadcasts will start as soon
as the groups are ready with initial
reports. So far. two Government
agencies have been allotted time:
The Agriculture Department, which
will report at 12:45 pm, January
% over VOL, and the Labor. De-
partment, which will report at IL 80
am, on January 20 over WWDC.
In most cases, drive officials initi-
ate Arranging the broadcasts by
writing persons in charge of group
solicitation and finding out how
their individual drives are progress
ing. Arrangements are made with