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Evening star., 1946-10-04
REpAIRs and sERWcEs tcest.l.
PAPERNG AND PAINTING, A-l work
estimeteS free. Call MR.. BECKETT, DU

REPAlRS and SkkNlGES lCont.l
estimates free. Call MR.. BECKETT, DU.
ffSxIfasiR fSIasi HANGING, this week only, 81 and
up per room; 1916 washable. sunfast pa
PapEIEHGasssG Psalp,E IEGasss fE sSss.a
sss; IA sSSSssissS g PM !; "a; s;1as sssSssSIS
Floor reiinlshing. quality work. prompt at
safER ssnsi2E HaAaNG. M hsso. PAINTING, 20 years.
fass paobss cs shd x0uI
PAfnk M AsEsSS AAaESNe asss ssD ofsaG 9s
sssaS;sI ssssssIs: '0G |ysE .sssIsS I
Prompt service free estimates, no .obliga-
tions; reliable work by experienced white
u: E.4:sst sss's
fSS ffASo iTttisfNa md 1I: Ir:epairins city sr sus;
9sFeR;S,E HTSnn; sn AT ~Sfk agse guaranteed lSf'
PIANO TuNiNG and repair. Call Lincoln
1881 weekdays after pm, Sunday any
iP'hnxssTERrNG AND REMoDELING-cetl-
ings patched or renewed, walls and partt,
SasTGRHa I2as Dow Bs Wits mechanics
No, job too small. Call any time. NO.
PLUMBING and heating. hot-water heaters
aptsfe9 sisf Sh dafE sfEuAsras AR sss pEz
PLUMBING AND Misunderstanding
and remodeling; expert workmanship and
EsaSonabls PRICES iimNnediate ,r. seTyise .TyHe;
f9Sio eoSR Hapt HKHptAi2s-All 4h22s work done in your
SEn Heme Sz ausled Dsans pi sn6lnssssrs; 5lss p
saii RaDiIos REfzIRED. ReH ali ii makes. axes within "a
hours; pickup and delivery, service. W.
ssEy f line sr q tubes 4.ss snd aiz Esdos cs
issfaa k4pio nSRf nsSHRffA1ss. veteran: reasonable day
sodkmassp sod nafnf cana E ass sssa sunday
RADiO TEoUBLEi FTss estimate. Work
CITY RADIO sH0P. og55 e. pm. Friday and
ssaVee EorE % dsys
rseiss rssos sc sS 1850 eo
4o16 Ga. ave" GE. 46ss; 8 a.m.-8 Pm
repair service,
s RRFaERAoN eo
RRErkiaaRTISS RE lsl RpRSSt REPaRs EEK Leonard k.
vinstor. crosisy. Norge srisidaire. iSs.' On On
yersal and ali belt-Griven makes. ME-.
1885, &Sf nhts ia adsys g tsps FL saks ssss
8 MJILsTEAp pI e0$S eye. "a; e44s: A:
hOOFlNG AND SlUAN0, JonnS-ManVllte
with custom made cabinets: long terms,
FILA, free estimates. GATES CONTRACT
RSoFiHos0cosaRtss aNa fSis q SsSet ROOFING CO.
Stag roofs specially. Cali ia. 1857 Of
sd skdooffRd, sfSdd Thinning, painting, roof paint.
es saS M 1spagHhf ssg'tsIns4 az 41ss ssd 'p0usns
SEWING MACHfNEsNWe inspect, oil and
adjust any make. 81; parts for al makes;
al work guaranteed. We buy all makes
NE 4EE laaa Rkrzhs R T. 10 a.R R ins..tsnns sns' b,
Ssos 1865 Or Rss Church assoM
All wost kG Hid i1
TfR5Ts4EHFD cR fGRNirdfh sa sh dtEANEp
homes; woodwork cleaned and polished:
work guaranteed. prompt service. Ho
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. csc. up to
3 II. wide and It. long. Have your blinds
wARsos sssafs II Ssr sHE GdsEn xWa
warEk a n HHEHrEks. aatomatie. M tie sso Gas fired.
b-year guarantee. for r,, immsdiate me late tnstalla- s
MNpdW VIZ speE VARANeEWood W. 1sSI vaiane.s
signed and built to conform with your
interior decoration; cabinets. bookcases,
s. aissass HsRsls. s'sss.z sss el. Iss
sSSf soTrdE 81 H6, f0 sGiok siHe; owNERs-compiese
King st.. Alexandria. Va. al. 5ob5. -
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
& d'ALBERT, INC. s15 10th st. NV
saE Hai'0nsl kINDs s6sS' REPAIR woRx-cemen..
esrpentsr xorf. In. ssss OF AZ. zo4o. 81 3.
Evening star., 1946-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN tcont. ]

YOUNG VETERAN would Ike singing Job
In local night spot; has night club expert
ence. Call AT. $780,. %
VEIERAN-Experienced hotel clerk wants
position in hotel to learn accounting. BOX
W0UlD LIKE OPPORTUNITY as appren.
tice watch repairman IN evening, Sat ana
EXPERIENCED selling. administration
ex-naval offcer, attending college, desires
any morning employment. 8 to l pm.
Box 27-L, Star. -6
Evening star., 1946-10-04
MOTOR rRAvn..
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

70 SOUTH DAKOTA-Leave Oct. 8, re-
turn Oct. ~; take 2, references exchansed
EN- Q110
Evening star., 1946-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

PIANOS FOR RENT-seyeral attractive
plus hauling. National 1928. JORDAN
PIANO CO.. 1918 7th st. .n.w.-4
HOSPlTAL BEDS. ideal BIDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 Est. NV. National
PIANOS FOR RENr-rPopular models in
spinets and consoles. For full informstion
ny. tAiddis Of ths blockI -
Evening star., 1946-10-04
SITUATIONS MEN and woMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, cook. experienced, for 6-day
week; $50; reference; husband employed.
Box 197-K, Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

GROCERY, DIGS, unusually flne clientele,
Grocery and meats, ST 500 to ST 800 per
wk.: well equipped, beer and wine license.
Grocery, $1,000 per week: exceptional
equipment, cash and carry; low rent.
DGS, in Arlington, over $4,000 per week;
high-class trade: long-term lease. AL.
BERT H. COHEN, CHI. 1861; ewes. and
BAR AND GRILL, colored trade; large
place en- busy street; real money-maker;
not broker. AID. 9476 after 4 p.ms ask for
CoLoRED-RoOMING HoUsEs-we have
several with very good incomes, as low as
$500 down. Don't miss these opportu-
mites. Phone US for appointment. W. H.
SIMONS EX Al al .07S3
Evening star., 1946-03-01

RECEIVES STAR TROPHY-Clifford Newell rght chair
of the Federation of Citizens Associations Membership
and Credentials Committee receives The Star Trophy be-
half of his group for its civic efforts during
Howard p Bailey assistant to the managing editor
Star makes the presentation at last nights Federation dinner
the Statler Hotel. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1946-03-01
|2,34 Wives, Children
|6,O54 5eryicemen
Due in u. 5. Today
by the As,oeioisd Press


Six transports, carrying 6,054
service personnel, are due today at
three Pacific Coast points, while
four more vessels are due to dock at
two East Coast ports with 5,795 men.
In addition, 2,374 war wives and
children are expected at New York
aboard the Queen Mary.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Hadawaska Vic
tory, from LIE Havre Originally due
yesterday, 1,407 troops, including
563d Antitank Aircraft Artillery Air
Warning Battalion; 770th Field Ar
tillery Battalion, Is nurses, 43
WACS, A Navy personnel.
Gen. G. o. Squier, from LIE Havre
"a, ,273 troops, including 18th Evac-
uation Hospital, 1,109th Engineer
Combat Group, 681st Quartermaster
Laundry Company, 815th Antiair-
craft Artillery Automatic Weapons
Battalion, 69th Armored Field Ar
tillery Battalion, 4,366th Quarter
master Bakery Company, 340th
Quartermaster Depot Supply Com
pany, "a nurses.
Alcoa Patriot, from Napes (due
originally yesterday)-1,1l2 miscel-
laneous personnel.
At Norfolk-Carl Webb Originally
due yesterday)-3.
At Seattle-Zoella Lykes, from
'Okinawa 1859 miscellaneous
troops.
At San Observation-Disclosures
on following: Olmstead, from Sal
pan-225 Navy, 1,706 Army: Bur-
leigh, from Samar Originally due
Wednesday)-1,632 Navy; Colusa,
from Noumea-418 Navy, 634 Army;
Cape Constance, from Tutuila-26
Army.
At San Diego - Minesweeper
Velocity-44 Navy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
POHRBY.

- Dne &c. srpna zemrela
znama osadnice pi. Elizabeth
Kolaffk, manzelka p. Anthony
Kolarfk, 1920 E. Madison st.
We start Sc let. Narodila Sc v
Baltimore. Mimo truchl1cfho
manzela zanechava zde d1tky:
Girard, Dolores, Howard, E.
leanor, Evellia a Joseph. Phi
nalezela ku spolk1m: OltaTn1-
mt a Tret1mu Radu.
Pohreb kona Sc dnes rano v
patek, 80. srpna re SchimGn-
kova Pohr. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava kde "a nj slouzena
Slavna Zadusnf MISE svata. Po-
hfebnf obTady vykonal Vlp.
Jan Taus. PohFbena byla ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- Dne 26. esrpna zemTel p.
James w. Carew, 1417 N. Wa
shington ST., manzel pc zesnu-
lie Rose Carew (roz. Buress) /.
Narodil Sc v Irsku 5. ledna
1874. V Americe dlel As rok1.
Pohreb konal sc %. srpna
re SchimGnkova PohT. Domu
do kostela sv. KateTiny a Cd
tud ma New Cathedral Gene
terry.
= Dne 26. srpna nahle zem-
rel p. Josef Korecky, TOT N.
Duncan ST. We staff sc rok1.
NaroZen byl Ceskoslovensku
Pohfeb konal sc We stredu.
20. srpna re Cvachova Pohr.
Domu ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
= Dne 27. srpna zemrel
nahle p. Josef Mechura, 491e
Pennington Ave, Curtis Bay
We start SO let. Narozen byl '
Rakousku.
PohTeb kona Sc dnes v patek
80. srpna re Cvachova Pohr
Domu do kostela st. Athana.
sius "a assistance Rev. Sandal
gi a odtud ma hrbitov Holy
Cross.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
n aBermudach navsti-
vii Bohosluzbu.

President Truman navsti-
vii v Bermudskem e%piskopal-
MIN chramu Bohosluzbu pTi
cemz vyslechl kazan1 jednoho
80 let stareho anglickeho bis
kupa, ktery Sc %primlouval "a
udrzeni m1ru We svete a "a pTi-
pusteni zid1 do Palestiny.
Presiden 81 vyjel ma male
LODGE re sve yachty Williams
burg do hlavn1ho mesta Ber-
mud Hamiltonu a odebral sc
pax do katedraly Svate Troll
&c, kde mel kazanl biskup Der
mudsky Rev. Arthur Herbert
Browne.
Problem Palestiny oznacil "a
jeden z nejobtfznejsfch v lid
skych dejinach, vyslovil vsak
nadeji, re Dude nalezeno tako-
We resent, ably zidGm byl prece
jen vstup do zasl1bene zeme u
moznen.
Do sve mobility "a anglic-
ky kralovsky dim pojal biskur
Browne tez presidena Spoje-
nych Stat1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Malo kupcI pro nakladni lod;
postavene "a xalky.

Vladnf prodejnf kampan ma
odbytf 1900 z obrovske flotily
obchodnfch lodi zbudovane "a
valky, uvazla ma "mrtvem bo-
du."
Az dosud prihlasili Sc kupci
pouze pro 1,4OO lodi a vladn1
lodnf komise oznamila, re Vi
ce nez 1000 jest nynf v "reser-
WI flotille" zakotvenych v u
stf rGznych rex, coz naznacu-
je, o jak veliky "zbytkovy'
problem Sc jedna.
Odhaduje Sc, re priblizne
5000 nakladn1ch lodi postave-
nych "a valky Dude v koncfch
zakotveno v 1sti asi p1l tuctu
rex, ably jich bylo pouzito "v
prfpade move valky.'
Je to trikrate vice neil po-
Get lodi zbylych z prvni sveto-
We valky, jez rezavely dive de-
setiletf mfru zakotveny v Che
sapeake Bay, v 1stf Teky Hud-
son a jinde.
z nosnosti $1,000 900 tun
lodi zbudovanych Spoj. Staty
behem druhe svetove valky,
lodni komise prodala $50 lodi,
"a nez prislo do narodni po-
kladny $3.50, ,0OO a pro
dals1ch 1,070 byly obdrzeny
aplikace.
Vice nez polovina re 1,4OO
lodi prodanych bylo koupeno
rGznymi cizimi vladami a OBJ
cany, pfi cemz vlady mali tn
vyhodu, re mohou zaplatit pou
re 25 procent hotove a ostatn1
We 20 rocn1ch splatkach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM.
DOUBLE MAIN E

Pro pffstf 1tery, dine 8. zari
Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel kr1z-
kovych zapas1 v Coliseum pfi-
pravuje velice slibny program.
V hlavn1ch dvou zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu jed
ne porazky 1cinkovati budou:
Jan Blears, 200 lb. (Cham-
pion of England) VS.. IVAN
Komaroff, 22O ID. (Russian
Starr
Angelo Savoldi, 22O ID. z
Hoboken, N. J. VS.. Ben Rosen,
245 ID. (zidovsky zapasnlk).
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazky 1cinkuji
George Macricostas, 223 ID.
(The Golden Creek VS.. Her
bic Freeman, 275 ID. (Jewish)
Bronx.
Able Stein, 218 ID. z Coney
Island VS.. Milo Steinborn, 223
ID. z Memphis.
Tony Sosenza, 210 ID. (The
italian Adonis) VS.. Pat Welsh,
218 ID. z Atlantic City.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Rakousko pozaduje vyrizeni
otazkY TYrol.

otazky Tyrol.
Rakousky zahranicni ministr
Karl Gruber apeloval ma mi
rovou konferenci Fl narodG, a.
by vyrldila spor jeho zeme
Italii o JIM Tyroly a priznala
Rakousku ucast v mezinarodni
sprave Terstu.
Zaroven pax Egypt zadal u
znanl Libyie jake samostatne
zeme, jejiz sprava byla by pre-
chodne vykonavana Arabskou
Ligou, jejlz clenem Libyje by
Sc stala.
Debata O techto apelech by
la odlozena do %. srpna, kdy
Iran, jehoz delegace nepfibyla
v cas-, mel predloziti svdj ma
zor.
Albanie i Kuba pozaduji pl-
ne clenstvi v konferenci. Vedle
toho Albanie pozaduje, ably
nacrt italske smlouvy byl tax
zmenen, ably il mohla pode-
psati.
Rakousky zahranicn1 mini
str naznacil, re otazka, komu
JIM Tyroly mely by pfipad-
nouti, mohla by byti urovnana
plebiscitem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

Is novych pFipada. NejvysSi
to pocet, hla$eny v jednom dnu
V Chicago bylo hlaseno 1e
novych pf1padG onemocn6nf O.
brnou, nejv6ts1 to pocet, jakJ
az dosud byl hlaSen V jednom
jedinem dnu a tTi prfpady v O.
kresu.
DR.. Bundesen Sc %vyjadfil, re
nelze dosud S ~urcitostl Tfci, IDA
pocet nemocnych dosahl nej-
vYSSihO rozmachu,d dr.. Piszczek
mysl1, re w to horst nebude.
Journal of the American Me
deal Association popisuje, ia
Ike jsou pfiznaky onemocneni
obrnou.
Pacient nejprve ochuravf
talk, re vec IDA Sc byti ned1le-
aitou. Slaba horecka trva "a
az SO hodin. PAX klesne ma
nOrmalni teplotu, ktera sc ne
m6n1 jeden az osm dni. Osob6
sc pfi tom dar1 dobre, nebo do
sti dobfe. PAX u dospelych Sc
dostavf bolenf hlavy, u d6tf
tez nekdy. Koneene nemocne-
no pocne boleti ~svalstvo, oby-
cejne nejdf1ve ma krku a v "a
dech.
Paralysa Sc dostavf druhy,
az ctvrty den a obycejne dosa-
hne maximalniho rozmachu We
AZ az II hodinach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Prijem "a prodej zbozi z
r odhadnut " CSR
ma Ia miliard korun.
ma Ia mill

Praha (CTK) - z odhad-
nuteho pTljmu IA miliard ko-
run "a prodej zbozi UNRRA
pfidelil vladni rozpocet pro
vydaje ma pomoc a obnovu v
Ceskoslovensku v r.. 1916 Gel
KEN tri a p1l miliardy korun.
Zbytek celkove odhadnute
castky Dude vydan v 1dobi pc
ii let Poole zvlastniho dodatec-
neho programu pro pomoc a
ObnOvu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Opstne otresy zems ma Haiti.


Ciudad, Trujilo. = Opetne
otTesy zeme postihly hlavn1
mesto Dominikanske republi-
ky. Ida vznikly nejake sko-
dy doposud znamo nenl, avsak
tyto otresy byly zfejme KRAFT
siho trvani nez ony re 4. srpna.
Pocfnaje 4. srpnem Domini-
kanska republika byla postize-
ma deseti otTesy zeme, jimz pa
do "a obef 70 lidskych zivotG
a vice nez 10000 lidf ztratilo
sve obydll
Mlrny otTes zeme byl tez po-
citovan v Mantle, avSak po-
zdejsf zpravy nehlas1 zadne
melody neb skody. Otres byl
pozorovan v 5 hodin a trval
20 vteTin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
. Nemecka pojede 500 zidov-
skych bezencH do BoIivie.

Berlin. - z americkeho O.
kupacniho pasma bylo zaveze-
no do Belgie 500 zidG, kteri
proJevili ochotu sc vystehovat
40 Jihoamericke republiky b.
LIVE.
Major r. E. Neiman z anne
rickeho hlavniho stanu ozna-
mil, re We Spojenych Statech a
Jlhoamerickych republikach
bylo jiz usazeno 1862 zidov-
skych bezencG z vychodo-
evropskych zemf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30

Norimber. - Americky pc.
neralnf navladnf T. Clark pro
hlasil, re ma podzim Dude po-
staveno pred soud 8 americ-
kych novinafd a radiovych
hlasatelG, kteTi "a valky pra-
covali We sluzbach nemecke
propagandy.
Jedna Sc pry O choulostivou
Vec a proto pTfpady must byti
pripraveny co nejpecliveji.
Clark pribyl do Norimberku
v doprovodu sve zeny a sveho
syna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Nemocnych vyslouzilcI je
pouze 10000.

Die zpravy vrchn1ho vojen-
skeho lekare Norman T. Kirka
byl "a rok zmensen pocet ne
mocnych a ranenych vyslouzil-
Gu osetrovanych v nemocni-
cich ma 10000 muz1. Pred ro-
KEN bylo v nemocnic1ch $780,
900 nemocnych a ranenych vo-
jak1 a vyslouzilc1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
OBRNA ~NEPRESTAVA.

Is novych pfipadd. Nejvys$i
to pocet, hlaSeny v jednom dnu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Verny stoupenec uctil Bonita
Mussolini-ho.

Rim. - Kytice cervenych a
bilych .jirin byla nalezena pTi-
pevnena ma sloupu milanske
gasolinove stanice, kde parti-
zani povesili "a nohy mrtvolu
Mussolini-ho, jejz loni popra-
viii. Ke kytici byla pfipevne-
ma stuzka S napisem: "V1dci
yenuji jeho nejvernejsl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Predbszns ornament zabav.

" nedeli, 22. zarf Verejne
Cvicen1 a Celodenni Vylet 2.
Okrsku zupy Vychodn1 Bel
camp, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-30
Guverner Dewey slibuje BOZ
prot Ku Klux Klanu.

Guverner Thomas E. Dewey
sllbil, re Dude bojovati proti
Ku Klux Klanu a kterekoli po-
dobne skupine, pokud Dude
guvernerem statu. Prohlasil,
re nebude zadneho "bilbois-
mu" v jeho state.
Mluvil ma konvenci statn1
Federace prace a prohlasil
"Mus1me zvysiti svou bde-
lost prot obnove bigotnosti a
nesnasenlivosti, ktera jedi v
noci v b1lych plast1ch."
Posledn1m presidentem
Nemecka byl fezn1k cd Tan
nenbergu, marsal Pavel Hin
denburg, ktery odevzdal bu-
doucnost celeho sveta nakaze-
nemu psu Hitlerovi.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-28
N. .LEWISBURG

Mrs. Kenneth Melvin, second
grade teacher has been called to
Chicago, by illness of her mother,
Mrs. Burleigh Woodruff has been
substituting for her.
The North LewiSburg Fire dept.
was called to the Ray Aspall farm
Tuesday morning. The house was
completely burned. Very f ew
things were saved.
Daniel Welty S &c has returned
from a weeks leave with his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs Dan Welty.
Pfc. Richard Holycross. is spend
ing a 3O-day. furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Holycross.
Kenneth Stuart S 1/c has been
discharged from the navy. Efe and
his wife will make their home in
Dayton, where they were before
his entery into the service.
Sgt. Charles Reams son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Reams has receiV-
ed discharge from the army.
The condition of Mr.. Jack Ken
nedy who had a major operation
in Doctors Hospital, at Columbus,
Friday is fair.
Mrs. Knight Judy is slowly re-
covering in the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Willis.
Mr.. Porter Gibson, north Of
town, is confined to his home with
the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Corbet
have both been confined to their
home with flu.
Mrs. Lucy Reeds condition re-
mains about the same in the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Leland Cope
land
Mrs. Eugene Thomas has been
confined to her home this week.
Mrs. Lewis CrOwder has substi-
tuted in teaching for her.
Mr.. Clarerce Timpson has en-
tered Springfield City hospital of
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Evilsor
are the proud parents of a eight
and half pound baby boy, born in
Champaign county hospital, Sun,
day morning at 2 a. m. Mrs. Evil.
/ iSor was formerly Esther Turner
of North LewiSburg. This is the
second child of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Morrow ar,
the proud parents of a baby boy
born in Champaign county hospi
tai at 1890 p. m. Friday Mr.. Nor
row is member of the High Schoo
faculty at North Lewisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shelpmal
are the proud parents of a bah!
boy, born in Mary Rutan hospital
Tuesday. This is the second child
Mr.. Lloyd Coon, school photo
grapher, of Findlay, made his an
nual visit at North LeWisburg hig
school Tuesday to take the elias
picture.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eastma
were evening callers at Mr.. G. A
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During the first half the lead
changed several times with Lewis
burg leading at half time, 1915.
The decision came in the third
period when Lewisburg added IL
points to boost its score to 28 to
20. Creviston was high point man
with II points on the Devils.
Brown came in with 13 points for
the Township.
The Township Reserves won by
a count of 10 to Z.
Mr.. Donald Smith, Mr.. Robert
Moody, Mr.. Harlow Chapman and
Mr. Richard Russell were combin-
ing business and pleasure, visit
ing in Urbana, Sunday night.
Mrs. Bernico Kizer and son,
Donald were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mrs. Maude Rich
ard. Mr.. Kizer has recently receiv-
ed his discharge from the army.
Mr.. Harry Freeman, III Miss
Donna Patrick, Miss Joan Spain,
and Ralph Woods made a visit to
Urbana, Saturday night.
Mr.. Donald Woodruff was a Wis
itor at the home of Barbara Med
die, Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffin and
daughter, were visitors in Urbana,
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eastman
were visitors. at Mr.. and Mrs.
Lantz's near Kingscreek.
Mr.. Harlyn HolycrosS, Miss Ed
die Organ, Mr. George Organ and
Miss Ellen Towlin were business
visitors in Urbana, Sunday night.
Anyone having news for this
column is asked to please contact
the correspondent, Miss Barbara
, Bahan, between 5 and z p. m, and
she will be glad to have it pub.
lished. The phone number is SO r 4
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OSTRANDER

The School Association held its
regular meeting at the school build
ing and was in charge of the vice
president, Donald Dean. The meet
ing was opened with the Lords
Prayer and 7outine business was
transacted. Members were urged
to bring in their tax stamps and
mebers of this committee are Mrs.
Harry Pearl and Mrs. Lloyd Rob-
inson. The report of the purchasing
committee was given by Mrs. Will
Winston and the new first aid kit
recently purchased was on exhibit.
The birth anniversaries of Mrs. G.
r. Patton and Donald Dean were
recognized. For the program Mrs.
-Iallie Patingale showed her tech.
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BY MISS BARBARA BAHAN

C. F. Timberlake spent the
weekend in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart,
of Dayton, have been spending
few DAYS at the home of MIR. ano
Mrs. Albert Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Murray
were business visitors in Marys-
vile, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Westfall
were in Urbana, Saturday evening
Mr.. nd Mrs Dwight Westfall
were in Milford Center Monday
afternoon on business.
Miss Mary Bahan, of Urbana,
spent the weekend at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bahan.
Mr.. Dick Westfall, of Woodstock
spent the weekend at the home
of Ned Bahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Scholl ano
sons, of Columbus, spent Saturday
evening in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess McColby.
PHYLLIS Tomlin, Juanita Corbet
and Thelma Dean McClung attend,
ed the Community dance in Mil.
ford Center, Saturday evening,
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nicolored pictures of Mexico and
Canada. Refreshments were served
at the close OF the evening. The
next meeting viii be held the Sec
ond Tuesday in February. The re-
freshment committee for that
meeting is composed Of Mrs. Paul
Liggett, Mrs. Hubert Smart, Mrs.
Carroll IToneter, Mrs. c. L. Wright
and Mrs Mrs. Harry Waugh, and
members of the program commit
tee are Mrs. Clifford. Smart, Mrs.
Homer Howison, and Mrs. Rex
Hostetler.
The Ginger class of the Baptist
church held its January meeting,
Thursday evening at the homo of
Mrs. C. r. Patton. The program
was in charge of Mrs. F. c. Cobb
and opened with the song, MY
Jesus / Love Thee" The lesson
Istudy, the twenty-second chapter
of Matthew, was in charge Of Mrs.
Cobb, closing with the Lords pray
er. After the entertainment in
charge of Mrs. Patton, refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mrs. Ralph Mosely Mrs.
Samuel Scott, Mrs. w. l.. Glesen-
camp, Mrs. f. c. Cobb, Mrs. Wal
ter Hickok, Mrs. William Winston,
Mrs. Donald Dean, Mrs. Clyde
Mead, Mrs. Gordon Turney, Mrs.
Clifford Smart, and Mrs. Patton.
The next meeting will be held the
second Thursday in February at
the home of Mrs Cobb with Mrs.
Rex Hostetler as leader and Mrs.
Winston in charge of the enter
tainment
The Philathea class of the Pres
byterian church held its regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. A. H. Kile,, and was
in charge of the president, Mrs.
Stanley Larcomb.
Mrs. Edwin Mackan entertained
the members of her sewing club al
her home north of town Thursday
with needle work and refreshments
were served. Members present
were Mrs. Ray Russell, Mrs. Harry
Rinehart and children, Larry AND
Cheryl, Mrs. Joy Newhouse and
son, Carey Mrs. Cleland TosSey
and daughter, Judith, Mrs. Samuel
, Scott and daughter, Barbara, Mrs
Will Winston, Mrs. Ralph MoSeley
and Mrs. Shea Mackan. Mrs. w. H
Howison was a guest. The next
meeting will be the last Thursday
in February at the home of Mrs
Shea Mackan.
Scioto Grange held its regular
meeting and installation Of Officers
Monday evening at the hall witt
Harlem Hall of Utopian Grange as
the installing officer, assisted by
Mrs. Hall. Officers installed We're
Abner Herd, master; Gerald Aug
enstein, overseer; Mrs. A. H. New
house. lecturer; Clayton Parks
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