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Evening star., 1946-07-07
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

Aeoha aeam s"farrsisRed hb sPt i0i MRS HoEIo
WAsHINGroN NASH foR r. NEW WY YORK SH 20 un-
furnished or furnished; $50 including utili-
ties, for 3 or more Box 34O-S. Star. -l6
and wants . ). 4 or 5:rm unfurn apt.
sEkVicE4EN 81 sSFis1sG e viii exchange l-bedrm
Field for equal apt. in Brishtwood, Takoma
PIX. or Silver Spring. Box los. Star.
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON. unful-
niShed apt 3 rms. and bath, mid Man
WASH WASH FoR eIS \: ~ Y@Nice nj a-rm. unturn.
apt q bedrmj IN desirable section for
comparable apt accessible 10 N, Y city.
SRw SRv i;,f oRfkWasHiSGToS; Sa will viii exehsnee
:ngton or Vicinity Box Sit, Star.
EXCHANGE l-room. kit and bath apt. in
apt. bids, - min downtown for larger
I-BEDROoM APT. in Arlington TO ex-
change for similar apartment IN Chicaeo
EXCHANGE NV. apt. for ne. 3-rm. and
hail apt. in vicinity OF Wis ave, tor
sim. apt. OF house nr. 18th and ne.
WAsHiNGToN for Atlanta, duplex apt.
bedrm. back porch and yard, y blk
from stores and buses; exchange for
similar or bungalow in Atlanta or VI
cinity. After 5 weekdays, any time Syn
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK, 3i2-rm
apt, modern bldg, | block from 3lOe
Conn; ave, near shoppning district nt SsS SnG
York vicinity. preferably midtown Man
ExCHANGE-Unfurnished, , rms. and di-
nette kitchen. basement bath; no children
2743 Woodley pl. NV, first floor Sbo' m
Guiding utilities, for living rn., bedrm XII
chen, bath; NV. section. NO. 1867 or Dl
2415
DESIRABLE ONE-BEDRoOM D c. apt
in, exchangc for house or larger apt. III
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom apart
ment with screened porch and dlnette
Very modern for one or TWO bedroom
apartment in vicinity Shirlington, South
Arlington or Alexandria, Va. Call Temple
viii EXCHANGE 2-bedroom apartment
Write II sa DAVIb 9rs sffRNsHER III S slS S. Msriyn
ave, Baltimore Fl. Md. =
TXCHANGE -bedrm, lly rm. kit, bath
apt. in apt. bldg. for : or , bedrm. untur,
TxcHASGE six-room apt, so, $40 mo, o,,, in
skirts Northwest D. C. Vlrginla or Mary
land MRS. NJ. H. WILMER, 1916 kalo
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HOUSES FURNISHED

FROM July 10 TIL AUGUST I0--coun-
try Club Grove, N. Arlington. conv. to bus;
bedrms.. ! bedroom retained for short
while by owner; references REQUIRED, no
children. Glebe sos. G. -
WooDRIDGL-cool. residential section
j"ly ; to Sep. -: completely furn. =
rm: det. house, garage;, on E.. buslins;
~ 30 mo, includes utilities. Phone DE
i0;.. 5000 2Hn6 ST. ne. =
3 BEDRMS.. ? BATHS, Chevy Chase, Md f.,
completely furn.. July Sth through Sept.
1th, $500: refs; owne- desires retain /
bedrm. 3 days wk WI S474 -
FAIRFAX, YA.-Larse house on beautiful
estate Of 90 acres; 10 bedrms baths.
; half baths; furnished; $500 per month.
McCAY & McCAY, Mclean, Va. Glebe
FURN. 3-BEDRM BUNGALOW. Arlington:
suhlet from July S-Sept. /, $500; utilities
iurn. Jackson 1871 #
BEAUTIFUL Accotink Valley, now ready.
modern furnished bungalow. 1 acres, lawn,
monthly payments like rent. DI. 2135.
TWO MONTHS ONLY-Chevy Chase. Md.
| block Conn. ave. Six rooms Sl50 a
month. Phone WI 1106 after 10 Am.
6303 MEADOW LANE-S400 per mo-: s
rooms. 2i2 baths, maids room and bath.
recreation room and bar; lovely home.
beautifully furnished; no pets: available
August /. CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
34o3 Conn, ave. EN-. 1900 till pm.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HoUsEsURhjsHep tcon,.) J

LOVELY Clubhouse, near 18th ana
Columbia ro.konderful location: "a per
room for expsion income now S1,40d
per month; lease to reliable party;
one years rel REQUIRED in advance. as
owner leavintcity. No brokers. Box
FATHER and kh school daughter offer
and sarden ofare-share basis to man
and wife wlthe family and OF good in
come. should I've car: wife must be
honseHesper; sHdetails and phone. Box
WOODBRIDGE ETION-Cool semibun-
saloW; ) room sleeping porch. shade
trees. SHRUBS; sAe, large yard; complete
~ fuTnisned $he; adults only. July.
Agl;h Ausqst septsFr $50 per month.
RENT-ComforSe furnished 3-bedroom
nome IN NV. sfon, automatic heat, for
s65 month toSponsible party who will
assume entire cf OF active elderly senile
man now oceGlng one bedroom: ref
| efences .eaulrtolBox ll9-T, Star.
sa, garden, 81. S2s5 mf long lease. Call Falls
WILL SHARE deeetown home with sim
sIg man, man S., rsdncd Got couple SIS,
NJ NJ; Frr Sn2t ~ ST. NV, -
iurh nome VITA ather veteran and fam
desired Gail sli a7ao. '''' 'N' ."s Ms
s-ROOM new b't detached house; oil
{ IL
Arlington. Va.
AVAILABLE SEP Ist-s5 min. from
downtown Washln,n in upper Marlboro,
IdeaI e fomi fsmiiv 70 bnms mnsws and Boling Field
near shops and sci ls liv rm.. din. rm.,
sun porch downstas 3 double bedrms,
single. , baths, sldns porch upstairs; i
fireplaces. auto. ". oil heat; $3.50
month furn.; refHces required Call
GhSTLEM.S sri, i 4 xlsa0 to Snare t% beautiful.
acre farm near Ok Hill. Md, with cul-
tured congenial yqa couple who have
own car, interesteUn sharing care OF
home. garden, one and saddle horse
with prospect of eNsiye. tenancy; Iaun-
dress and cleaning Imam available. Lo-
Gated % miles frpm epitol convenient to
Fort Washing ton bqng Field. Naval Re-
search Center, Ntvyiard, Naval Air Sta
tion' Suitiano' Ahr$ Field: 500. Box
CHEVY CHASE. Mn Cool home. l mile
from DiStricI me, lock from Wis ave.
IS rooms. paths, nG's room and bath,
garage: no objectioIto children July
/ 5th TO August g: Sb wi IOi5 -
CLEVELAND PARkIbedrms, and sleep
ing porch, house relaely comfortable in
summer, with high billings and shade
trees, available imm lately for > mos
children welcome: " monthly WO
53n6 at 32l4 Newark NV. 10
ARLINGTON, 37l5 I'd Mile Run drive
VIII share new w4urnished 5-room
brick house, large ref all util, furn.: 3
minutes from Pentsgd desire couple for
immediate occupancy;A children or nets
Call MISS VICkERY, l. HS4I 3
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HOUSES ExCHlGeD.

WASHINGTON FOR CHlGO-Will ex-
change lease 2-bedroon we'll furnished
house in Arlington. 3 miles from down
town Washington, near eentary school
tor 3 or 4 bedroom aament unfur-
nished, near Northside, Qago Contact
attorneys. Isham. Lincolnnd Beale, -
W Adams st. Chicago , IA. 03o5 =
TRADE, for Washing ton odcjnfty. Cleye
lano, ONO, conveniently pcated land
scaped Dutch Colonial. 20 hrs old. good
condition; rooms, plus syporch: refrip
orator, breakfast. recreatf rooms. two
airing porcheS; sgS heat. TX 1T. Star
NEW foRk- -WASHiNGTONlVill exchange
detached house Eyack' N Y,
rental SIS, for similar ouars in wash
lnston or nearby Marylai Box 1T.
Star.
-WASHINGI exchange.
modern 3-bedrm. house, Id lot, excel
neishbor,. suburb Phila., nitrate rental.
for similar house this are RE 1900.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HOUSES UNFINISHED.

NEW BUNGALoW-.cili improvements. on
rent: Cal! WI. 629s ar 6 pm.
WILL LEASE TO enbsS, association or
national organization l1rious New Hamp-
Available in about go d, $500 monthly
W; SCOTT ATREY, 81 F st. NV. DI
1888, or Box I3S-T. ST
MODERN s-RooM HOT for rent to doc
ern MARYLAND; h.-w.h sctric lights: H.
acres Excellent oppohity to develop
set1s6 go9d 9raGlief G. as, as only o aabe DOCTOR has
semidet... > bedrms, fin. r. rm,. give ref
no, children; rent; Ssp, unfurnished.
ALSO one furnished pOt,t IN 81
Evening star., 1946-07-07
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

VERY ATTRACTIVE 2nd-FL. APT.-Liv.
rm, bedrm., bath, kit, porch, employed
couple. , blocks from express bus. No
smoking. SH 24O4.
1912 c ST. N.E.-Swell setup for Govt.
girl. Near FBI Annex, Maritime Service
Good transp. downtown, S37 so mo. Call
Ii 6l93.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Recreation room
apt, Living room, bedroom twin beds
private bath and entrance; uti. and lin
ems furn cooking facilities; 12 block bus
Sa2 so mo. OIL. 61us.
TAkOMA PARK-First- floor Broom APT.
PVT. entrance and Semipvt. bath; , or !
employed adults Call Sligo 436;.
COLORED-REFINED young girl TO share
3-rm. apt. with another gill. 1886 Yer
COLORED-OWNER out of town for nine
months or more of year Will rent or lease
for ! year or more 4 rooms of completely
furnished home on Central ave ne, So 81
per- month Box l4I-T, Star.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
APARTMENTS UNsuRhlsHEp.

FOUR Gb ROOM unfurnished apartment
above store; back entrance only. 1926
North Capitol ST.. Il Sunday.
ONE ROOM, kitchen. seraipvt. bath: use
o. unlim. phone, laundry priv oil heat;
$50 per mo- Union :3451.
WALTER REED AREA-Small studio rm,
and complete kit. PVT entrance, Tor / set
tied. neat employed woman only. seeking
quiet privacy, cleanliness: no drinking;
eentile home; partly furn,, 81 80; state
employment and reIS. Box 4tl-D, Star.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HOUSES FURk. q UkFURk.

GROOM HOUSE, furn. Gnfurn.. fenced
garden; brick guest hom n-car garage,
heated with stove; leasSr / or > yrs,
;3d3 Green st. Sc. Uer 500. FIR
Evening star., 1946-07-07
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

COOPERATIVE APT. near 5th and
Mass. ave nw-l room with foldine
double bed. hall, bath: ; closets, $1,000,
LIVING ROOM. Murphy bed, Kitchen
overlooking Rock Greek Park Price. So
900 cash for equity. Phone Vienna 55-J
Evening star., 1946-07-07
APT. HOUSES For SALE

CORNER 6-unit apt. bldg. individual heat,
gas and electricity: low rent. These are
real apt units. 1200-I2O6 Oates ST. ne
For details call MARTIN I. ISEN, Sun,
90. MO. 64OS. or Monday Ma o6a6
Evening star., 1946-07-07
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

FINANCIALLY SOUND COUPLE. pcrma
nentIy in Washlngton. wishes 10 purchase
] or 2-bedroom apt. IN coop. apartment
house " section, references Il desired
DI 6217.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

HYATTs, MD. 52"3 Decatur st-Furn,
apt, shower bath. oil hot-water heat. near
bus. stores. $S.5u wk. + Rlycrdale puS
Evening star., 1946-07-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

DESIRABLE DETACHED 3-bedroom,
bath home: immediate occupancy: cd
veniently located in Chevy Chase, D.
large corner lot: spacious attractive rool
For information about fine homes call M
Burruss, with INEZ CUSHARD, d. SS4
OPEN FOR INSPECTION till pm. p;
Mass. ave.-Unexcelled location near c
thedral. Completely redecorated, vacar
spacious, 4-bedroom, 2-bath home. Re
sonsbly priced to sell. For informati,
about fine hcmes. please cali Mr.. Burru,
with INEz CUSHARD. DI. sS43; eve
EN- S11S +
fees: ideally situated for physician
dentist; great possibilities for sustain,
income as apis and or rooms; now beil
redecorated: close to Mt. Alto Hospit;
with INEz CUSHARD. DI. ss43; ewes. El
S77S. 20
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
MOVIE PROTECTOR BOUGHT
BY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

A 16 millimeter motion picture
protector has been purchased by
the Senior high school, with funds
left for the purpose by the classes
of 1915 and 1916 as their tradit-
ional graduating gifts to the school,
Miss Ferne Mills, principal, has
announced.
Along with the protector, 50 X
73-inch screen was purchased to
show the films. A Bell & Howell
protector, it will be used for class
room work in showing educational
films. Although the outfit is en-
tirely portable, one room is being
fixed up as a visual educational
room, in which the protector will
be used most of the time.
I'VE are very grateful to the
classes of 1915 and 1916 for their
gifts which made the protector
possible for us, Miss Mills said.
1T will be a valuable addition to
our school facilities"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
STUDIO HERE
SOLD TO SMITH

The Stanton Studio, w. Fourth
and N. Court streets, has been pur-
chased from Mrs. Louis Donley by
Gene d. Smith, of Lancaster, who
will continue the operation of the
business at its same location.
Mr.. Smith has been profesSio-
nal photographer for several years,
and before coming to Marysville
was in partnership in the Salyers
Studio, Lancaster. He had been in
Lancaster since his release from
the navy, Nov. a, 1945.
In the navy for three years and
four months, Mr.. Smith was offic-
ial photographer for Admiral Hal
sey, and later, for Vice Admiral
Calhoun. Most of his service was
in the south Pacific area.
Prior to entering the navy, Mr..
Smith operated his own photo
graph studio in Toledo for nine
years.
The Stanton Studio has been
located in Marysville for approxi-
mately 80 years, having been es-
tablished by M. c. Stanton, father
of Mrs. Donley. Mr.. Stanton came
to Marysville from Urbana to es-
tablish the studio here.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
BEEF IMPROVEMENT GROUP
PLANS ITS BANQUET

The Beef Improvement commit
tee of Union county will hold its
annual beef banquet and meeting
at z pm, Nov. 6, in the Lutheran
Trinity church in Marysville. One
of the activities of the committee
is promoting interest in beef
breeding and feeding among the
Future Farmers of America boys
and the All club girls and boys
of the county.
AS an award for the fine work
done by the 49 Union county youth
feeding steers this past year, these
All and F. F. A. members will be
invited to the banquet as special
guests, said w. E. Hall, chairman
of the Committee.
Other members of the commit
tee who are making final arrange
ments for the program, are: Guy
Green, Fred Thiergartner Harold
Bishop, Paul Herd, Dana Lowe,
d. K. Davis, w. M. Mitchell and
Roy Scheiderer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
MILFORD VET
DIES In CRASH
AT DELAWARE
Services Held Today
For William Hammond,
Victim of Truck Collision

Funeral services were held this
afternoon for William J. Ham
mond, p, of Milford Center, who
was instantly killed in a collision
between two trucks in the one
lane bridge over Alum creek on
Route 36, east of Delaware, about
noon Thursday.
Hammond, an independent con-
tract trucker, was hauling a load
of black-top material from the I'm
ion Asphalt company plant near
Ostrander, to the Sunbury rd., re-
location project, in Delaware coun-
ty. He was headed east and about
halfway through the bride when
his truck collided headon with one
owned by Z. G.. Buchsieb, Column
bus fertilizer manufacturer, driven
by Thomas F. Harten, Columbus.
According to a physician who
was called to the scene of the ac-
cident, Hammond suffered a frac-
tured skull and internal injuries
when he was thrown against the
Steering wheel and windshield of
his truck. He died instantly. Har-
ten suffered a severe arm injury
and a student driver in the Buch-
sieb truck, Jackson Wagner, Cir
cleville, Rt. l, suffered body bruis-
es.
Both trucks were thrown
against the bridge abutment. Ham
mond's vehicle was completely de-
moliShed and the other was badly
damaged Some of the asphalt on
HammondS truck was spilled on
the highway, and traffic was par
TALLY blocked in the bridge for sew
erl hours.
Hammond was a veteran of
World War II, having been dis
charged from the army Dec. 4,
1915. He served in the 32nd Div
iSion
He was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hammond, of Springfield.
Surviving him are his parents, his
wife, the former Helen HolycroSs
of North Lewisburg; two daugh-
ters, Linda Kay and Sandra; and
two brothers, Carl and Nelson
Hammond. of Springfield
Services were held in the Fresh
water funeral home in North Lew
iSburg, at l p. m. today, following
with services at 3 p. m. in the Ur-
bana Methodist church, conducted
by the Rev. Homer Gleason, of
Woodstock. Interment was made
in Oakdale cemetery in Urbana, in
charge of the Freshwater funeral
home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
HOME IDENTIFICATION
TOUR is HELD FRIDAY

TWenty-fOur people interested
in home Identification accompan-
led Victor Ries extension flori-
culturiSt from Ohio State uniVers-
ity, and D. B. Robinson, agricul-
tural agent, on a home beautifi-
cation tour of Union county on
Friday. Problems pertaining to the
arrangement of the farmstead,
trees, shrubs, and flower arrange
ment as well as lawns were dis
cusSed by the group on the Mr..
and Mrs. Rowland Bishop farm in
Union township, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Roahen's farm and the Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Green farm in York
township.
Home Identification is one of
tine improvements too often ne
elected on our farms, says Mr..
Robinson. Mr.. RieS offered many
practical suggestions for increas-
ing the beauty and arrangement
of the faImstead. Mr.. RieS was
also guest speaker Thursday eve
ming for the newly-organized gar
den club, of which Mrs. Dalton
CriSt is chairman, Mrs. r. + Turn
er vice chairman, and Mrs. Henry
Geer, secretary treasurer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
VIEW PLANS BOX SUPPER
AND ENTERTAINMENT

Final plans for the annual box
supper to be held at the Mt. Vic
tory town hall next Wednesday
evening, Oct. %. beginning at
o'clock, were announced by chair
man, Bus Moore.
A grand program has been ar
ranged by the committee with an
evening of music, entertainment,
prizes, and fun, followed by an
auction of box luncheonS donated
by the ladies of the community.
This program, the first of a SER
les of entertainments planned for
this section, is sponsored by the
newly organized William Britton
Post No. 6817-Veterans of Foreign
Wars from the communities sur
rounding Byhalia, Ridgeway, and
Mt. Victory.
Members of the program COM
mittee include Walter Ewing, Err
ME KoontZ, James Wright, and
chairman, Bus Moore. Each lady
that brings box supper is asked
to place her name on the inside
of the container. The auction of
the boxes will start at 9 p. m. and
boxes will go to the highest bid
der. Proceeds will go to the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars of these
communities. Everyone is cordially
invited
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
Ex-MorysviHe
Girls Ist Novel
To be Published

A new mystery mover, Blood on
the Beach, written by Helen Hol-
ley, a former MarySville girl, will
be published on November l, by
Mystery House, New York City.
Although she has written sew
eral short mystery stories which
have been published in various
magazines, Blood on the Beach"
is Mrs. Holley's first full-length
novel.
Mrs. Holley is the former Helen
Mullen, whose father, Ed. M. Null
len, was postmaster in MarySville
from about 1906 to 1916. The fam
lily resided on West Fourth street
here and Mrs. Holley was gradual
ed from the Marysville high school.
Mrs. Holley's husband, Frank
Holley operates a chain of five and
10-cent stores in and near Miami,
Florida. Their home is now located
in Coral Gables, a suburb of Mi
ami.
The Mullens moved to florida
about 20 years ago, and Mr.. Mullen
died there about three years ago.
Mrs. Mullen resides with her
daughter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL
PLANNED AT PHARISBURG

A Halloween social will be held
in the Pharisburg school building
Friday evening, sponsored by the
Alicia Sunday school class of the
Pharisburg church.
The evenings entertainment will
begin with a grand march at $50
p. m. Included on the program will
be play, Mother Gets Hat"
There will be masquerade prizes.
including the funniest single person,
funniest couple, best masked single
person and best masked couple.
Admission will be 10 cents for
unmasked persons and 5 cents for
those in costume. Refreshments
will be served at standard prices.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21

Statements Of Judge Richard L.
Cameron in passing sentence upon
Robert Mayhugh, Tuesday, and
Mayhugh's remarks, were as fol-
lows:
BY the Court: Mr.. Mayhugh, you
may come forward.
By Mr.. Myers: Step around here,
Bob.
By the Court: You may stand
there. l want you to be where you
can hear me.
On last Friday the court allow
ed you to withdraw your plea of
not guilty to murder in the first
or second degree and to enter a
plea of guilty to manslaughter on
the statement of your counsel as
10 the proof that they would fur
nish the Court today. l want to
say that counsel have furnished
that proof as they said it would
be proven except as to one thing.
There was no confederation of
your statement as to what Mr..
McElroy said to you at the time
you shot him.
However, watching you on the
witness stand and your narration
of the story, l believe you told it
as you believe it to be. 1t seems
to the Court that you were so
full of liquor, if it is true that
there was liquor in this car, that
you might not be able to judge.
1t also seems to the Court that
it might have been impossible for
you to get away from these men
while you were out with them be-
cause of your condition of intoX-
ication and you being crippled, etc.
But it was your duty, of course,
not to return to that car with
gun but to resort to the legal way
of securing that car. You had no
right to use the gun, and if you
hadn't taken it out there, there
have been anything hap
pen.
Now, do you want to say any
thing further to the Court before
sentence is pronounced upon you?
BY Robert Mayhugh: Well, l.
| didn't have no intentions what
ever of using the gun when went
out there. only / did think that he
might, you know, get out and go
on, and / didn't want to leave
him-have him to have possess
sion of the machine, you know, or
| would have went up and | would
have used the law on him before,
but / thought he would go away
first, see, because l didn't know
what he would do with the ma
chine, and that is the reason
took the gun out with me, so l
surely thought he would, you know,
&c. on.
BY the Court: Is that all you
wish to says
BY Robert Mayhugh: Well, /
wish to thank the everybody for
what they have done for me and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
NAB TRIO HERE
FOR BURGLARY

Three tree trimmerS who had
been working in the vicinity of
West Liberty were arrested here
Friday morning by Logan county
Sheriff, assisted by Sheriff H. S.
Roosa, on suspicion of theft. They
were returned to Bellefontaine to
answer to the charges.
The three men were Ellis M.
Coy, Kentucky; Ray Yates, Day
ton; and Danny Marion, Cincin-
natl.
They were suspected of having
broken into a clothing Salesman's
automobile in West Liberty and
taking number of sample articles
of clothing, according to Sheriff
RooSa. They are also accused of
having stolen a stove from house
in West Liberty which they set up
in the cabin where they were liv-
ing in that town.
Sheriff Palmer, of Logan coun-
ty, spent the night, Thursday, in
the trio's cabin in West Liberty
after the clothing theft had been
reported, waiting for the men to
return. When they failed to show
up, he started driving to other
towns in this vicinity, hoping he
might find them.
Finally, Sheriff Palmer spotted
their truck on N. Vine st. here.
He and Sheriff RooSa found one
of the three asleep in a cabin
which they had rented at w. Fifth
and Vine SITS. The other two men
were found in Hans Rausch's res
taurant in w. Fifth st.
Sheriff RooSa said some of the
clothing which had been alleged
ly stolen from the salesman was
found III the cabin here, and more
OF It IN the truck. Yates was even
wearing a pair of pants SAID TO
have been taken from the sales
mans car.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-21
DISSEMINATION PROGRAM
is PROVING POPULAR

Several calves over Union coun-
ty have been born during the past
month as result of the artificial
dissemination breeding program
started in Union county last De-
cember by the Dairy Service unit.
At the present time, 1878 cows
have been signed for this service
according to figures released by
j. S. Horn, artificial dissemination
technician.
All of these calves recently born
are strong and healthy and out of
sires of the Holstein, Guernsey, and
Jersey breeds which have proven
themselves to be real producers.
Artificial dissemination is one of
the big improvements added TO
the dairy industry of Union coun-
ty which brings in about % percent
of the farmers income, said Coun-
ty Agent D. B. Robinson. Anyone
interested in obtaining this service
may sign in the Agricultural Ex-
tension office in Marysville.