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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01
SUVALGE KATINUS IR
LAUKIA BICIQ

Lietuvis is Prancuzijos CIR.
II, 1915, raso:
Per islaisvinima (karui
su Vokietija baigiantis) musu
rajone buvo tikras badas -
iris savaites buvome atskirti
nuo pasaulio ir neturejome nei
duonos, nei nieko kito. Maiti-
homes zirniu ankstimis is dar-
70 ir, jei tai jums idomu, SUI
valgeme pora katinu. Moteris-
kos spjaude, bet man pasirode
kad katinu mesa dar net ska
nesne negu kraliku.
Dabar duona laisva, bet nuo
.~Nauju Metu graso vel ivesti
korteles. Pradeda vel velnia-
voti. Pragyvenimas blogesnis
negu jie giriasi. Mat, musu
rajope jura, kalnai, saule, kak-
tusai ir geles. =.
Al negalima gauti is Ameri-
kos biciu spieciaus jr kick tai
kainuotQ? Cia zmones ju ne
megsta, 0, be to, Vokieciai jas
isnaikino. Klausiu, mes vieti-
niame laikrastyje skaiciau kad
Amerikieciai bites orlaiviais
Prancuzja skraidina. =.
Musu namelis nedidelis, bet
jei atvyksite j Europa, uzsuki-
te ir pas mus. 'Sutilpsime. i.
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Palangos Trejanka

Yra tai augalinis sutaisymas, SUI
sideda grynai is sakneliQ, lapu, zie-
du, seklu ir zoliu Veikia ant kuno
organu taip kad pavartojus ja tula
laika zmogus gauna nauju jiegu ir
energijos. Kiekvienas kas tik nori
butt visada sveikas, turetu vartoti
Trejanka. Mes tai geriausias vais-
ia nuo dispepsijos, viduriu uzkiete-
tejimo, nerviskumo, stokos apetito,
Strides supykimo, neuralgijos, pilvo
sugedimo, reumatizmo, neuralgijos,
kosulio, gerkles skaudejinlo, karscia-
Vino, krupo, blogo upo, bendro nu-
silpimo, inkstq ir kepenu ligos.
kama su prisiuntimu $1.0O.
Pataba: Kartu su orderiu siQskit
ir pinigus, kitaip orderis nepildoma.
D. FLORAL HERS co. Dept. I
Box 305 Clinton, Ind.
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YES ARkLIUS |
EUROPA

j JINRRA, kuri rupinasi karo
mnkentejusiu atgyverdinirnu ir
selpimu, pranesa nupirkima SUI
virs 10000 arkliu ir 800 mulu
sioje salyje, kuf'iuos gabens
karo nuteriotas Europos Sails
padeti JOINS atsistatyti. Pr
miau jau buvo nupirkta Euro
pole esanciu arkliu ir mulq.
kurie dalinami Jugoslavams,
cekoslavams, Graikams ir Len
kams.
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Lektuvai 500 Myliu
Valanda Greiturno

II. S. karo laivyno vadovybe
istobulino pirma isimtinai "jet"
jiega varoma lektuva kariuo-
meniu gabenimui, kurfs gales
skristi virs 500 myliu j valan-
da greitumu.
Vienu tokiu lektuvu pasta.
romis dienomis daryta handy
mai perskristi skersai Ameri-
ka. Is vakaru j rytus atskri-
do j biskeli virs keturiu valan-
du laiko.
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Pastaba Skaitytojams

Kuomet negaunate kurio
Dirvos numerio tai prasy-
dami Administrators pri-
siusti j, nerasykit: "Ne-
gavau pereito numerio",
bet pazymekit: "Negavau
nr. 5, 80, arba Az. Tada
greitu laiku bus jums pa
sipsta tas tilSras numeris
kuriO negeyot.
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N u IA S r Aso
SkUNDZIASI KAD NAUJAI
Is LIETUVOS ATVYKUSIEJI
SNAUDZIA

HhONDLlASl hAU NAUJAI
Is LIETUVOS ATVYKUSIEJI
SNAUDZIA. =.
Vienas musu veikejas is New
Yorko raso:
Oar viena priezastis ku-
II atsaldo nuo veikimo senes-
niuosius Amerikos Lietuviu
velkejus, tai is Lietuvos atvy-
kusiQ inteligentu nesidomeji-
mas Lietuvisku veikimu. Mes
mastome kad jie turetu mumis
saukti susirinkimus ir NUNS
vadovauti, bet ne mes jiems.
Jie yra stipriau suristi SUI
musq senaja tevyne, jie geriau
nusimano kaip veikima vesti
kad is to butu naudos musu te-
vynei ir visai Lietuvos bylai.
Mes jau esame kick nutole
nuo Lietuvos reikalu, ilgas gy-
venimas iseivijoje apdilde mu-
su jausmus link tevu krasto,
0 jiems atnaujinti neatsiranda
jaunesniu idejos vyru ir mo-
teru, tai kan NUNS, praleidu-
stems visa amziu idejos dar-
buose, dar ir siadien aikvo-
tis?.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01

stktsNoS shAAS AsSSNA &iA1hAS Nss 0J
venes Philadelphia, Pa.
kucevicius, Antanas, sunus
Vlado, kiles is Nemaniunu k.,
Birstono v, Alytaus ap.
Kucinskas, Juozas, arba ku-
chins, Joseph, Xxi 1888 metu
gyvenes Brooklyn, N. Y.
Kucinskas, Jonas sunus Mo-
tiejaus, kiles is Paltininku, Ira
ku ap.
kukanskiene- -Gustaityte EIz-
beta, dukte Motiejaus, kilus is
5ilavoto v. Marijampoles a., gy-
venusi Waterbury, Conn.
Kuntauskaite, Ona, kilusi is
kupstu, Pusaloto V, gyvenusi
Binghamton CD
Kurelaitis, Baltrus, k!l2s is
Girkalnio ", Rasein1q y, gy-
yenes Baltimore, Md.
kvedarai, izidorius, Antanas
ir Jonas, k1le Is Kreivlu k, lau-
RACES ap.
nvedarIene- -Janusauskaite, Pc
clo1ele, kiias! is Grauzu k,
Fldukies v, Raseiniu a., gyve-
nusl Chicagoje.
Labonowskei ar Labanauskie-
ne, Stetanija gyvenusi Hoosick
fall, N. Y.
Labutis, Simonas, silavoto ".
MariJampoles a. gyvenes Ka-
nadoJe.
Laksiene-Putinaite, Ona. duk-
te Jurgio, kilusi is Masclu, TAU
RACES ap.
Aatakai, kile is Pikeliu k,
Auclu ", Mazeikiu ap.
LinausKiene- -kairyte, Emilia
kilusl is Seduvos.
Lioge, Mykolas, kiles is Lilo,
giu k, Anyksciu ", Utenos ap
LiuDinskas, Arnestas, klleS Is
Kauno, gyvenes New York, NY
Lukoseyiciene Kazlauskaite.
| Anele, dukte Antano kllusi Is
Sapiegiskes k, Nedzinges "!
gyvenusi Worcester, Mass. (?l
Luksaite, julia, kliusl is Juo-
denu, Plunges ap. il gyvenusl
Chiragoje.
Lukusevskiene- -Capkauskaite.
Stetanija.
Maclulskis, LeOras,. kiles Is
Joniskio, Siau!lu a.
Maknavic,us, Kazys, sunus
SiIvestro ir Unos, klles is Pa
Jevonio k. ir ", Vilkaviskio a
Mantrimiene kundrOtaite,
Agota, kllusi is SaukenQ a..
gyvenusi Chicagoje.
Markeviciene- -Aukstulyte Apo.
ionija, dukte. Kazio, kllus is
Ukmerges a. gyvenusi Detroit,
Mich.
Markowski, Walter, gyvenes
Philadelphia, Pa.
Markunas, Jonas, arba Mar
Aun, John, gyvenes 30 S t o n,
Mass.
Masalskis, Julius, kiles is
Bankiu k, Cekiskes ", gyve-
nes So Morgan st. (l Cnica-
goje, Ill.
Masenas, Domininkas, sunuS
Karolio, kiles is Naujamiescios,
gyvenes Erie, Pa.
Mataciunas, Juozas, sun u
Juozo, kiles is Siloniu k, zas-
liu ", Traku a.
Meksraitis, Pranas, kiles is
Kudirkos Naumiescio, Vilkavis-
kio a., gyvenes Chicagoje.
Menka!tis, Plus, sunus Pi-
.iaus, kiles is Vilkaviskio ap.,
ir gyvenes New York, N. Y.
Mergentiene, Mernik, ar Mer-
genta Mernik, dllkte Juozo, XII
lusi is Varnupiu, Marijampoles
a., gyvenusi New York, N. Y.
Meskiene-l1udelyte, ZuZana, is
I.ietuvos isvykusi 1880 m. If
gyvenusi New York, N. Y.
Mikolaitis, Stasys, kiles is
Grauzu k, Girkalnio ", Rasei-
niu ap.
Mikuciai, Antanas ir Vladas.
ar Jonas, vaikai Rozalijos Val
nauskytes Mikutienes, po an
tru vyru Pocienes, mirusios
1926 1880 mctu laikotarpyje.
MiIasiene-Danusyte, Ona, duk-
te Juozo, kilusi is zerniu k,
Sakiu a., gyvenusi Cicero, Ill,
Miiasius, Gubertas, sunus Llu-
dviko. kiles is Vaisniunu k,
lgnalinos V.
Misevicius, Alfonsas, kiles is
Pumpenq V, Panevezio a., gy-
venes Chicagoje.
Misiunas, Augustus, kiles is
Antatilciu k, zemaitkiemio p,
Ukmerges APP, gyvenes Chica-
goje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01
pAJIEsKoJIAAI
Jieskomieji ar apie JUGS Ii
aantieji prasomi atsiliepsi j:

Consulate of Lithuania
80 N. LaSalle Street
Chicago 2, Ill.
Janulaitis. Pranas, gyvenes
Detroit, Mich.
Jargencas. Juozas, kiles is
Vangu H., kauno ap.
Jasilionis, Stasys, sunus Ig-
no, kiles is Pusaloto ", gyve-
nes Chicagoje.
Jecius, Povilas, sunus Prano,
kiles kiles is Kupiskio, gyvenes
Chicagoje.
Jencius. Juozas, kiles is Picks
ciu ", sakiu a. gyvenes New
Yorke.
Jesmantas, Jurgis, kiles i
silsodziu k, Graziskiu ", Vii.
kaviskio a.
Jogsys ar Jogschies, frikas,
Jonusas, Leonas, kiles is Ske-
riu H., zidiku ", ir gyvenes Bos-
ton, Mass.
Juodclis, Antanas, sunus Ado
mo, kiles is Anyksciu ", gy-
venes Chicagoje.
Juonyte, Marcele, dukte Mai
ziesiaus, kilusi is Daugu ", Ally
taus a., gyvenusi Boston, Mass,
Juozevicius, Juozas, sunus Mi
ko, kiles is Kupiskio ir gyvenes
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Juska, Bronislovas, sunus To-
mo, kiles is siluvos. Raseiniu
a., gyvenes Chicagoje.
Juskevicius, Juozas, kiles is
Pakuonio k, Kauno ap., arba
jo seimos nariai.
Juskyte, Elena, dukte Stasio,
kilus is siluvos, Raseiniu ap.
Kadziauskai. Martynas ir An
tanas, kile is Menciskes k, Kap-
ciamiescio ", gyvene Chicago
je.
Kairiukstiene- Mikalonyte, Ma
rija, dukte Simano, kilusi is
Dusnycios, Seiniu ap.
Kairys, Petras, sunus Petro,
kiles is Aleksandravo k, Pa
nevezio ", gyvenes Kanadoje.
kaladzinskiene, Ona, gyve-
nusi Philadelphia, Pa.
Kalinauskiene, Marija, gyve-
nusi Waterbury, Conn.
KanapOliene- -Tamasimaite, Ie-
va, kilusi is Jurgelioniu, Uk-
mefges ap., gyvenusi Amster-
dam, N. Y.
Kareivos Antanas in Vytau
tas, sunai Antano, kile is ke-
dainiu ap., gyvene New Yorke.
kasey-kaupaite, Stanislava,
dukte Adomo, kiIusi is Dauk-
Sinos Ramygalos, gyve n Il s i
Hartford, Conn.
kasparayiciute-Pakut, Brone,
jos vyras Jonas ir vaikai Ba-
Tvs, Brone ir Apolonija.
Kasputys, Antanas, kiles is
Upynos k, Slaudviles ", Tau
RACES ap.
Kastravickiene-Ki Kirkilaite BIZ
rute, kilusi is Gailiunu H., Pu-
saloto ", Panevezio ap., gyve-
nusi Binghamton (?)
Katauskiene, Antose, gyvenu-
81 Belden, Iii.
katiliene- -Gaigalaite, Grasilda,
dukte Povilo, kilusi is Ratku-
nu k, Salociu ", Birzu a.
Kaunietis Jonas, sunus Ka-
rolio, kiles is Ribokiskio-Kovar-
sko, gyvenes Chicagoje.
Kausaras, Arsenijus, kiles is
Padegines, Dedos v.
kausevicius Juozas, gyvenes
Pittsburgh, Pa.
kavaliauskas, Bronius, sunus
Jono, kiles is Papsiu-Debeikiu
ir gyvenes San Francisco, Cal.
kaveckas, Jonas, Long, XII
les is Pakryziq k. Panevezlo ap.
Kazlauskas, Kazys, sunus Pc
tro, kiles is Pakalniskiu, Veliuo-
nos ", gyvenes Chicagoje.
kazIauskai, Vladas ir Motto
JUS, sunus Antano, kile is Sa-
piegiskes k, Nedzinges ". gy-
vene Worcester, Mass. (D
kincinas, Pranas, kiles is Ma
zeikiu ap.
Klapatauskaite, Marija.
Klapatauskas, Ignas.
Klapatauskas, Mykolas. gy-
venes Chicagoje apylinkeje, ka,
me turejo uki.
kodakauskas, Juozas, $. An
tano kiles is Kirkunu k, Rokis-
| II A. 4
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-02-01

Tie vaistai apsaugos baltuo-
sius zmones vykstancius j sill
tuosius krastus ivairiais reika-
lais ateityje.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17
A MAN FELT LIKE HIS
BONES WERE BROKEN
DUE TO RHEUMATISM

One man recently stated that
for years he felt like the bones
in his legs were broken. This
was due to muscular rheumatism.
His muscles were swollen and
his legs so stiff and sore that he
couldn't walk without limping.
He was in misery. Recently he
started taking RHU-AID and says
the feeling like his bones were
broken disappeared the second
day. The swelling and stiffness has
gone from his muscles; now he
can walk without suffering and
says he feels like a new man.
RHU-AID contains Three Great
Medical Ingredients which go
right to the very source of rheu-
matte and neuritic aches and pains.
Miserable people soon feel differ
ent all over. So don't go on suffer-
ing! Get RHU-AID. Wolgamot'S
Drug Store.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17

of Mrs. Ida Wilcox, of Kenton, and
Gerald L. Dunkin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph w. Dunkin, of LaRue,
were united in marriage Saturday
evening. June 8, at seven thirty
o'clock in the parsonage of the st.
Johns church, with Rev. II. f.
Pfister, officiating at the single
ring ceremony.
The charming bride chose for
her wedding a smart suit of an
Alice blue shade, with which she
wore a white off-the-face hat and
white accessories. Her corsage
was fashioned of two lovely or
chids.
The couple was unattended.
A graduate of Kenton high
school with the class of 1899, the
new Mrs. Dunkin has been employ
ed as secretary to Principal Paul
l.. Oaklief at the Kenton high
school for the past year.
The bridegroom graduated from
LaRue high school in 1910, and
is now employed at the National
Cash Register company in Day
ton. He was recently discharged
from the Seventh Air Force, in
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17
''LARUE

Members of the w. S. J. club
met recently at the home of Miss
Alma Riley, with Mrs. Pearl Park
er and Mrs. Mary Weist, assistant
.hostesseS. Officers were elected as
follows:
Mrs. John McElheney, president;
Mrs. William Holland, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Clyde Robinson, sec
retary; and Mrs. Park, treasurer.
A picnic will be held at Roadside
park in August, it was planned.
Mrs. Orville Boblenz was host
ess to the LaRue Town and Coun-
try garden club, last Monday. Mrs.
M. C. Clements presided at the
business session while Mrs. Bob
lenz, Miss Lauretta Scheckler and
Mrs. O. M. Sheridan were on the
program.
Harold Kissling, son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. O. kissing, of near Laiue,
has enlisted in the Navy and is
undergoing training at the Great
Lakes Naval Training station. He
was graduated from LaRue high
school with the class Of 1916.
The approaching marriage OF
Miss Betty 10 Cochran, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jay w. Cochran,
and Carl E. Flesher, son of Mrs.
Edith Smith, of Marion, is being
announced by the parents of the
prospective bride. The wedding will
be solemnized. at 7:30 pm. June
80 in the Union Baptist church
at West jackson, by the Rev. Mar
vim Lewis.
A bake sale will be held by the
Mary Martha circle of the LaIsue
Methodist church on June y.
Plans were completed at a meeting
of the Circle held last Tuesday at
the home of Miss LaVerne Weiss
The organization also planned tc
sponsor a girl at lakeside Insti-
tute this summer.
During the business session, pre-,
sided over by Mrs. Doris James
fellowship committee consisting
of Miss Lena Dale Mulvaine ano
Mrs. Viola Adams was appointed
Mrs. Doris Hughes had charge
of the worship service, while Mrs
Geraldine Grim es, mrs. Vera
Moore, Mrs. Catherine Wright
Mrs. Lulu Buyer, and Miss Ethe
Carter, Ruth Dickson and Lena
Dale Mulvaine were on the pro
gram.
Miss Eudora Wilcox, daughter
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= VALLEY ROAD
BY MRS. EFFIE DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Wells have
been visiting relatives and friends
in ParkerSburg, w. Va, recently.
He received word later that his
brother was admitted to the hos
pital.
Mrs. Charles Grubbs and daugh-
ter-in-law and grandson, of near
York Center, called on Effie Davis
Tuesday evening.
A number of members of the
Methodist church of Claiborne
were present at a meeting on
Thursday evening at Grace chap
el.
Nellie Sidle called on her sis
ter, Winifred White, on Thursday,
near Essex. She is very poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Davis and
Vesta Harris called at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Davis, of New
Dover, Thursday.
Mrs. M. L. Mcdaniel and child
rem, of Marion, spent Thursday at
the hhome of her sister, Mrs John
Sidle. Mrs. Margaret Disbennett
was an afternoon guest.
Dorthy Laird called on Nellie
! Sidle Saturday.
Mrs. Esther Wheeler was called
to the home of her mother, Mrs.
Clara Norris, Friday, on account
of the severe illness of her mother.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Stainer and
daughter, his mother, Mrs. John
Barland, of Marion, Mrs. James
Price and Mrs. Emile Collins, of
| Redwood, called on Mrs. Glenn
! Davis, Thursday afternoon. Edna
and Frank Mulvaine were also
| callers.
! A number from this community
attended the Bible school demon
stration at the Baptist church al
Redwood, Friday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Sides brother, Err.
nest Bumgarner, of near Watkins
was taken to the Mt. Carmel hos
pital Thursday and was operated
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson
entertained over night guests or
Sunday night.
Several relatives and friends
from this community attended the
funeral of Mrs. Clara Norris, OF
Sunday afternoon, at the Clai
borne Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark AM
daughter, of Redwood, were Sun
day dinner guests of her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton YearsleJ
of Broadway, were guests of thei
son, Herman, and family, recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thompso
were Sunday guests of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Willard Watts, and fam
ily, of near Westerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davis an
Phyllis Clark spent Sunday after
noon at the home of their son, lie
Davis, and family, of New Dover
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Garden Club Tour

UaTuGH 0llD AouE
The Woodstock + our Seasons
Garden Club enjoyed a tour Mon
day afternoon and visited the gar
dens of the club members. The
last place they visited was at the
home of Mrs. Ed Kimball and a
picnic supper was enjoyed there.
The members in the party were
Mrs. Cora Wren, Mrs. Kimball,
Mrs. Edna Mcmillan, Mrs. Clyde
Overfield Mrs. Moulton Martin,
Mrs. Charles McCarty, Mrs. Avery
Murray, Miss Mabel Briney and
Mrs. Hayden Morecraft.
Church Trustee Meeting
The Universalist church Trus-
tees met at the parsonage Monday
evening with all members of the
board present.
Bills were paid and it was de-
cided to discontinue church serv-
ices for the month, during July or
August. The time will be set later.
Mrs. WestfaIl Hostess
Mrs. James Westfall entertain
ed members of the Just Seventeen
club at her home Wednesday eve
ming. Bridge was enjoyed until a
late hour. Mrs. Avery Murray re-
ceived the prize for high score,
Mrs. Robert Smith, the travel
prize. Other guests were Mrs. Don
Robinson, Mrs. Ernest Turner,
Mrs. Ralph Newton, Mrs. Charles
McCarty and Mrs. William Black.
The hostess served refreshments
late in the evening.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park jr.,
Of Columbus, are announcing the
birth of a son. This is the second
child in the family. The baby
is a grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Parks.
Word has been received here of
the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs,
John King, at their home in Cleve-
land. Mrs. King was formerly Miss
Jean Ballinger, of Greenville, and
wei known here. This is the first
child and has been named, John
Ballinger.
School Board Meeting
The Woodstock School Board
met Wednesday evening in the
high school building and hired
Joseph S. West for superintendent
of the Woodstock schools. He sue
ceeds w. K. Whitehead, who has
accepted the superintendency OF
the schools at Harrod, Ohio.
| Personals
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17
WOODSTOCK

Jack Burnham, of Piqua, spent
the weekend with his family here
Miss Darlene Westfall, of Ur-
bana, was here on business, Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nance
Arthur Nance, and Mrs. Elmer
Holt, of Springfield, went to Hunt
ington, w. Va, Friday, to visit
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nance will accompany them home
Monday.
f. T. Bradley, of Mechanicsburg,
was q visitor here Friday.
Mrs. w. II. Sharp, Mrs. d. w,
Sharp, Mrs. Mary Donahue and
Kenneth Donahue, of Urbana, en-
ioyed dinner Sunday at the Red
Brick Tavern, at Lafayette.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17
NOTICE ON
FILING INVENTORY

The state of Ohio, Union County.
Probate Court.
To Leonard FogIe. Mable Myers,
Conrad Fogle, Dorothy Herriott,
Clarence Fogle, Marjorie w. Fleming,
limo Boecher, Marie Schwemmer,
Birdella Woodland, Mildred Smith,
Leon Anderson, Eleanor Saiter, Dom
ala Anderson creditors and attor-
ucys representing any Of the above
named parties.
You are hereby notified that on
the 14th day Of June A. -. 1916, an
Inventory and Appraisement Of the
estate of Susannah Perkins dcceas-
ed, late of Dover Township in said
County, was filed i'm this Court.
Said Inventory and Appraisement
will be for hearing before this Court
on the 29th day % -unc, 1916, at
1000 o'clock, \. NJ.
Amy person desiring to file eXcep-
, tions to said Inventory must file
them at least five days prior TO the
| day set for hearing.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, this 14th day of June,
/ 1916.
JOHN W. DALEY,
Probate Judge
June 17-1t
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READ THE JOURNAL
COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF UNION COUNTY
OHIO

Case No. l5S9S
Virgil Dean Mitchell, by Ruth
Young, his sister and next friend
PLAINTIFF VS. Ruth Hopkins Nit
chell Defendant.
LEGAL NOTICE
Ruth Hopkins Mitchell, whose
place of residence is 1926 Paput
Street, Wilmington. California. will
take notice that on the 10th day of
June, 1916. Virgil Dean Mitchell, by
Ruth Young, his sister and next
friend, filed his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Union County
Ohio, under Case number 1888
praying the Court for a divorce from
the said Ruth Hopkins Mitchell anC
for equitable relief.
Said party will take notice tina
this cause will be on for hearing
on or after the 10th day of August
1916.
VIRGIL DEAN MITCHELL
BY: Ruth Young. his sister and
next friend.
William L. Coleman, Atty. 6-l7-6N
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GAGE FOUR
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to express my sincere ap-
probation for all the cards, flow
ers and gifts sent me during my
illness in Doctors hospital and at
home.
Rachel Robinson
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-17

MIR. M. +. Freeman spent the
weekend visiting in Akron at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lenord
Freeman and son.
Marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Westfall
are announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Mildred, to Paul
Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meford
Hall. Rev. E. A. Brown officiated
at the double ring ceremony, held
in the parsonage of the Urbana
Methodist church, Saturday, June
8, at 1870 pm.
For the OCCASION the bride was
attired in a navy blue dress with
white accessories. The groom'S
sister, Mrs. Fred Hess, was matron
of honor while Mr.. Hess served as
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will make
their home at present, after a visit
in Indiana, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hess, who reside near
Brush Lake.
Hospital Notes
Mrs. E. L. Richards and baby
were dismissed June 8 from the
Mary Rutan hospital and return
ed to their home in Middleburg in
the Freeman ambulance.
Mrs. Byron Brit, daughter of
Mrs. Ray Griffin, was taken, June
Il, to Doctors hospital in the Free
man ambulance.
Mrs. Mettfe TIinson, who has
been a patient in Doctors hospital
in Columbus for a number of days,
has been dismissed and returned to
her home on North st.
A Stillborn baby daughter was
born at 2 am. Friday, June IA, to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Molder Bur-
ial was made in Maple Grove cem-
etery by the Freemen Funeral
Home.
Ball Game
The North Lewisburg Firemer
will play the Moose Club, of Ur-
bana, at $50, June 90 The Fire
men have a standing of 3 wins and
| 2 losses.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wynn pr.
are announcing the birth of baby
daughter Monday, June 10, in the
Mary Rutan hospital, in Bellefon.
taine. Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Thorn
hill are the proud grandparents.
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Property Sales

$50 Acres, 8 miles out. Quite
well improved. Land level and
mostly in bluegrass pasture.
Nearly all farming land and in
high state of cultivation. This is
an idea investment at $50 per
acre. State road.
IO5 Acres, 6 miles out. Nicely
improved, and as to the land will
ask that you see the crops. This
is a nice home at $4,000. State
road.
1875 Acres, 6 miles of Plain
City. Two sets of buildings, one
set modern and the other in
good condition and semi-modern
Ideal home. See the crops; this
will tell you about the land.
State road.
275 Acres. Darby Plains,
miles of Plain City. Buildings
are the very best. House of Z
rooms and fully modern. Out
buildings and barn best condi-
ton. This farm is ideal and best
in central Ohio. State road.
The Above Farms are shown
by appointment only
80 Acres, close to- Ostrander,
Extra nice buildings, and semi
modern. Land very fertile. This
will suit YOU. This by appoint
ment only.
18 Acres, 6 miles out, nicely
improved, and productive soil.
$4250.
Have a Few Houses listed
Better ask about them before
sold.
List With Us your property.
We give quick action.
E.H.Hatton &Co
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Chuckery Darby Rural Schools
Board of Education has this 14th
day of June, 1916, filed their petition
in the Court of Common Pleas I'M
ion County, Ohio. under case Mum
Der .., requesting the honorable
court to transfer the sum of SG5S.93
left in the bond retirement fund OF
said school district to the general
fund of said school district.
Notice is further given that said
cause will be on for hearing on ol
after the 10th day of August, 1916
Signed by the Chuckery Darby
Rural Schools Board of Education
by William L. Coleman. Prosecu'
ting Attorney. Union County. Ohio.
6-17-1t