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Regulation No. $50
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The following resolution and
regulation was duly and regularly
passed and adopted at the regular
July meeting, July l, 1916, of the
State Game Commission for the
State of Washington.
RESOLVED: That it shall be UNI
lawful for any person to hunt, take
or pursue Chinese pheasants in
the State of Washington without
first having obtained, and having
in his possession, a Chinese Pleas
ant Hunting Permit.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That
Chinese Pheasant Hunting Permits
shall be obtained from any author
lied license dealer at no cost. and
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the project at Richland. Ashcroft
is located at Baker, Oregon; Ora
ham will live at Walla Walla.
The conference will be held at
the Many Glacier Lodge in Glacier
National park. About one hundred
men will be attending this week.
long training school from Oregon.
Idaho, Montana, Washington and
Alaska. Instructors will come
from the national Office, New
York. s ssesz ys
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ccout Staff Trains
Glacier Natl Park

:. .r.;ning conference is being
-. week for all members OF
- - Scouts staff in the Blue
y 20! , Council. They are r.
bns!ssnn.rmott, executive; Cliff
. assistant executive; JOY
b,a soft. Ben Graham and Lynn
p1ui' field scout executives.
bfona' .hcroft and Graham en-
~ Confessional Scouting from
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington. in and for Benton County.
Leta Inez Moran, Plaintiff
Arthur II. Moran: Charles Grigg. d Q
Grigg's: Joseph B. Bates and Cecile
Bates. his wife: and State of Washing.
ton, Defendants.
The State Of Washington to: Arthur II.
Moran and Cecile Bates
You are hereby summoned to appear
Evening star., 1946-09-30
|Spitalny's Orchestra Gives
Concert at Constitution Hall
By EIeno de Soyn

Sonata in c Minor, op. H." formed
the major part Of the performance.
This composition, given its first
hearing in the city together with
"A Brittany Love Song" by the
same composer a vocal number re-
written for clarinet, and "Allegretto"
Evening star., 1946-09-30

from Godard's Suite op. 116," is
notable for its vitality and lovely
lyric themes. The influence of
Brahms, tracable in Masons work,
is a pleasing element, and speaks
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Open Thursday Mite

To permit oil Woshnetonions who cont
shop during the daytime an opportunity
to take advantage of this extraordinary
1919 discount, Breslou will be open this
Thursday, z noon till P. M.
Evening star., 1946-09-30

highly in its favor. The sonata is
compact, effective and brings out
the fine points Of the instrument of
which Mr.. Forrest is an expert
exponent.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

8. ACRES IN ARLINGTON, VA, near Lee
blvd; wooded ideal fer Subdivision; miles
spsE9 NaEsns50s IS Ro asSe Ed cH 5000 HAG
Y:AcRE TRACTS UP, very easy terms:
JOHN BURDoFT.. Colesville, Md Cali
Ashton tMd) 3s46. -,
srss or me1 AeHf from Taf s Or chufss II fs f
committing to city, Small down payment
pep per acre Sw San' JoHN eEMs WRdHT CO. ca
WHITE oAK.asH acres at White OAK
a CHOICE S-ACRE TRACT. located on
paved paved. road, just ! mile from Rockville:
beautiful view. Price, $3.50 an acre. E S.
PRIGE PEsHiE = SPINE SO ne. 1880: 81, s42e; -
SO down and so psr 10
fGfaS fssEf co Pd ST. isDsssi si
stones throw from B. c. line Biz
enough to plan thousands of HOUSING
ernment's rTeat housins drive Sis
enough for two large business centers.
and s in nea
fast rising values: price may advance any
sazr pEvkEoPEk$eo GSs acre.
nearby Prince GEORGES County: Maryland.
adj. to U. S. Agriculture Dept: property;
Baltimore blvd. frontase Good transpor-
tation; water, sewer, gas and electricity
available; $500 per acre. Box 13-B, Star.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cos acres, near
Ashton, 1.200-ft. frontage. on hard road.
includes one apple orchard. Priced for
GEO II. Williams Co.wW2sHa acres, 40;
f. frontage, 2.6Oo.ft: depth: clear and
SIGN SIGN snidsT' 81 MS soOd 0d .s ,,r.s m6 .o5,,x
sonvseIted into suburban lotsz snidder.
GEO. GEO 'TIh n. WILLIAMS Co.-ee acres. Quaint
Acres; must act quickly. Snider, 81.
GEO. GEO. H. WILLIAMS to.-ao acres, Ash
ton. 1.500-ft, frontage on land rd.; ideal
for orchard: 20 acres clear: property
has not been farmed; excellent topsoil.
eHso.i GEO. II. A WILLIAMS Co.-h acres, !,
acre sarden. y cleared Of timber; 3.rm.
cellar, SO young fruit trees; exceiiens
homesite: Administer 4o11. IS
5A ACRES near Fairfax, wooded: good
road; bargain, So $50. MR.. WESTON, EX
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont }

WANTED TO BUY a house in In D e; aSyN suit II
Rfsf sErGER' Spruce 55625.J' 1--S, ia
E. A. GARVEY. Di. 45os; eve. and Sun
aE 1o Soso R%oM Or Mtits Taomas crcs Md
like possession within 60 days. I am not
and Sur Sun. eE. $500 $3.50, or " write No i
We vsss Can SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value TO-DAY: Our opinion entails no 3 obi
ssson R2as a MI w sf0Enisf sauNp2ks n 81 CO
CASH siGSs BUYHRs e AvaIIABLE for homes m sir ir
free KAY REAlrY RE09P e. aqa IA eSa aoo
s sass AND rSGNR sIARhy nogs aR Rsa9dr
MASSAs MhGs ind RE.hy Go mo self fpgo your house
obliestion, aaIS wilson Blvd. GL. or OK
DON'T ExPERIMENT-Call US to sell your
Free ise appraisals. m k WM. G. LIBBY co.. 7ot
By July no io go or 2sb br ta detsched T. within ]
u mi, D. G.; to 100000: prefer direct, sale
MR. Mr. sHLLER@Ii iI you have a or 3 bed.
room all brick. I would appreciate your
calling me at once: l am in position
70 pay cashi no agents, please. otiVel
SPOT CASH for small or large houses, any
condition COZ Would consider buying lots
WANT TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOUSE
5 to Z rooms, D. c. or nearby. direct
from owner. Call 81. 4166.
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor, can sell your
house fast. Prefer houses suitable fol
renting rooms, any size or price. Also
licensed to sell in virginia and MARYLAND
1910 Vermont ave. Room 2l7. RE. 514o
SIX TO EIGHT ROOM modern house
basement and large yard Close to school
stores and bus nearby. Va. Md. or D. c
Engleside 45-J-2 81
VETERAN wishes TO buy direct from
owner modern 3-beoroom house; desirable
NV. or Chevy Chase Md area; up tc
SIS 500. Call EN-. 1881.
WE HAVE large clientele with cash who
need homes in Brightwood. upper Petwortt
40 price cali KoGop g. BooKoFF. S3l
st. NV. MA. 1889 or MA. 9374 -
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

as sRIcK "a, a;,FAMILY ATS, in suitland,
gE BROS; III NC exclusive agents, DI. $500.
NEAR 7th AND G SITS. NV. - three
stores. 33-room hotel, Otis elevator. A
LARGE ns GO corner 1sr brick and steel building suit
For complete details. cali Mr.1kosenhthal, Shfad
nnss 549G aG pn os sndsy and dsv
LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN g. CO. 1415 K st.
NV: NE: 54oo. A Complete Real Estate
4 GOOD INvEsTMENT-A 1-story and
basement pas IN fire and sound proof building,
chsea. ieasea for S 8 years ears to Universal Film Elk
erty is so unusual that it must be inspect
ed to be appreciated. For further particu-
lars sph Phone %s,6S GO =, 2s44; D1 sl72. MAURICE
CORNER 10th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w."-A
g-story bldg. IN this excellent downtown
the present income is about 1900 per
S%s sS HzSR q fAs faiEs iss
VIZ HAVE SEVERAL lucrative Investments
from $4,000 to 100000. For further
l6-UNIT APT. BLDG. in excel. condition:
se sooa coal Utilities furn
ing distance downtown: annual rentals,
$3.50; priced at 100000 on terms. e. s.
APARTMENT BLDG. of units. total
rent, 1884 month; building relatively new
and located adjacent to Census Bureau
(now being greatly enlarged at suitland;
management services available: $37, 800:
can be handled with $4,000. r. P.
RIPLEY. SH. 1889: Sun. and ewes, sH.
sTG Iaoi NEW M G4R5EN sSRfa APARTMENT develop s
ment; most, attractive Advancement Of
buildings and acres of grounds. Approved
rents nearly S165 900. Cash above LIST
trust. $235, 900. Owing to attractive net
return. this Is Z safe and profitable In
vestment. Presented subject to prior ofYer
We urge prompt action. OHARE E6-
TATES, MA. 05So. 4 -
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES PAID for
and ree spprasas pEoDer5y NS SueS
IHvEE sFRsa RG ahEAfor s Fl siaefS Couple
81 aELHs II sts hss
sITSEk !isS srEfsss 4Szs,a IS sEet
1ifR sst1sf sSSSo to slesSo
bedgms s,s Or pdm more baths recreation Tm
fhEaasf HEaHN ssISoo4 siiso 4oo6 70 $4,000 CRANE
WooDsIDE PARK preferred; 4-bedroom
sahf ssrsss ssSrsss0n up to oil ssSoSo q
CASH BUYERs Ior b {. and Nd property.
Y si ss5ef: ASST I'o Rhsd. ss1
pra!s fAf scoFr sASF s3k s9kpESs Tk E5s
specialist-Please cali for free w and honest
appraisal, with, no obligation. We have
serviee s. suRGEss. es s5a4 afs Penn. smesea. sYe
If If rRoMPT ER GsPa AfEsflos n H to til. sal. o,
YOUR home. business or investment prop
srty is what you desire. call R. A. HUM.
s7so Resnits eis0t SINCE seS 1879 sEg'h Capitol MA
MY PoLICY-Try and match it. Light
ming action. no red tape. excessive cash
prices prices paid condition Notwithstanding any
soa Proof q the puddina dsdins' is sGaD1ss IN ths
s 5ozN D SEsS SEGMASN AN Dias a. mN5s 1871 Dts Sst
: YOUR s6f Q rgR0oPiERrY i. alread, half sold
Then S5sI Pr9perlyy pr ay. listed by COX CO.. DI.
M2sNAs NAN IS Realty hat co. can sell your house
a1s $5hs wilson Wis sS'Rsts bad Gh sth0ol or
NEED AN ATTRACTIVE s.bedroom home
Bethesda: win pay cash No brokers'. k IS
please will buy direct from owner. Cali
WI We Would LIKE to purchase home
from owner, 3 bedrooms, in Silver Spring
cash if desired. No agents. 81. 6229
WANTED-To buy from owner only, 3 or
bedroom home, good NV. section, D. c.:
can pay price within reason up to S14, 900
mi fsMEpIATE EbIa sac scrroswe will buy V your
home or sell to cash clients at full mar
bi5rCa ksf value, Free appTaiSsals; @ M1TcHELL
FROM OWNER, nearby MdMs-rm. house
for cash Or in exchange for 6-rm. house.
FOR PROMPT RESULTS, list your want.
yIth 4; r. HESTER, 1924 r. t. ave. ne.
y MEsE lI maaasa you modern
N sffeIs fs* ia sfaE bedroom house
Ss t..
Md. property: will gladly give you an ap-
praisal on your property if you intend to
sell. Cali MR.. FREDERICK, DI. 3IO0, for
appointment. Ill
WE NEED LIsTINGS-our sales organiza-
ton is experienced in selling homes in
the D. c., nearby Nd. and Va: is ready
to serve you and get you the best price
that the market will afford With prices
changing daily you cannot afford to be
without our service. Phone eve. or Sun,
Georgia 1900 for my personal appraisal
without obligation.. L. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor, 52g 18th st. NV. MA. O753.-,11
FROM OWNER bedrooms, detached
house, good NV. section; restricted. viii
wait Until July 1st; Less than $4,000.
IA. 2S63. or write Box lie, Star. g.
HOUSE WANTED-I want to buy home
for my family in q nice section of WASH
aiH' viii pay YOUR your asking P price. " Ns scHHEF
ER, 1o4 & &kongfellow st. nv. IA; 3774. -
bedroom house in b. G. or nearby Nd.
Clients with cash can Ret you top prices
PAsToR. Iiaa Vermont. M Real Eststs and d
business Brokers. r.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

UNUSUAL BUY. open daily 2 to 4---Brick
and frame. 3 bedrooms, de luxe bath up
large living room with fireplace dining
room. de luxe kitchen. beautifully
equipped full basement: steel-beam con
sstruction: auto; oil heat, full bath, built
in garage. The most beautifully land
scaped grounds we have seen. De, luxe
100 North Emerson St; Arlington. Va
HALL REALTY CO, exclusive, GIL. 1868.
Ewes. call Mrs. Doering, Falls Church
ARLINGTON. VA.-Price. S15,75O; home
and income: II rooms; present income be-
sides owners living quarters, $3.50; close
in: possession within so days. v. EHR-
HARDT, 3219 Columbia pike. GL. 1855.
6-EOOM HOME, bricktex; 3 bedrooms, full
as 6aS Sment, coal heat, screened .porches;
Ridge I'd. rd;. Arlington Va. jackson 1904,
ALExANDRIA, Belle Haven. golf course
s,sd ssecsdtionMsExcMlusive on ~ eli Home. bedrms.,. 2
med poss.; SCI. 500 with $4,000 cash CH.
$40 or OK 1910; PREVETTS REAL
~
Evening star., 1946-05-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. bedrooms
bath. living room with fireplace, garage
$4,000; Box 26-E, Star, g.
needs 2-3 rm.. bath, furn., cabin or cot
tage on Potomac or woods. site within 10
mi. w:-n;w. Of city: reasonably near transp.
IN si1, 900 10 $4,000 BRACKETS. AR.
lington or Falls Church-6 rms. 3
bedrms.: electric stove outlet in kitchen
full basement, oil heat. garage optional
lot at least 60x10O with some trees
prewar brick or stone construction; not
more than 10 yrs. old; have So, ,000-S3
500 cash and balance S75 monthly fol-
principal retirement: no brokers. Boz
344-B. Star 6s
Evening star., 1946-05-06
PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-Flats. apartments and stores
for clients. Write MI Walter, B. F. SAUL
CO., 925 18th st. NV, Wash. 3, D. c.
WE HAVE cash clients desirous of pur-
chasing. Immediately. income pre- roducing
property. THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Real
tors, 1o1 10th st. NV. MA. 0165; eve.
Evening star., 1946-05-06
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-Ground with sewer and water
available, for new homes Will cooperate
with brokers. Write Mr.. Walter, B. r.
SAUL CO., 925 18th ST., NV. Wash. s.
Evening star., 1946-05-06

Si,h VI IN PRATT CO., NA M s6ss; eyss'
1905 Sc" sontl
bath, bungalow. eUNN & MILLER. fItLETs 5ot SOC
coLoRED6 T. 300 BLK. 4th. Arm. br.
N BAsJLiKo realty &C Go. a. S'' H."
eo5oR6D es4k sd s1o1f9 1s, near 5s Gs
1st f.; lily. rm.. bedrm;, din: rm, kit; snt
f. so6 3 bedrms. and bath; lot 25x142 love
or, 3 small apts: quick sale, 81 $50; small
lst payment, BALANCE like rent; near cars
R3N Wsrder sta5 and Newton pl
Ems $na ss@''s s!Sn: r%s sPd s1fh basss: 55let Fl
near cars and everything: quick sale price price
s-15 SES b?F i've lSsE sSss
Charming row brick, with 7 lovely rooms
bath, gas and cleo: located near shopping
schools, churches, Transportation Cal
0p pm LEO 'hs NJ Sase co. ea II
< st. NV. ME. 5400. Complete Rea
coIoREDwSEAR iEpsst.sR 18th and H SITS. ne
nice rooms, bath, full basement, auto
ame5 proe sfep 9 teams oYp 5G5
DAVIS co, MA. O352. g
COLORED-NEAR 9th and E sts sw-
Well-constructed row brick, 8 nice rooms
bath, h.-w.h.; conveniently located t,
everything; priced right for quick sale
COL OLORED-RANDOLPH PL. N.w.-Uni
block, row bridk, rooms, 1h baths; ha
! 2 Kitchens; oil heat, full basement: sub
stantial cash required. A.. D. TORRI
REALTY CO., 1925 No. Cap. st. HO. 1900
CoLoRED = 800 BLOCK L st. ne,
rooms, bath, 2 inclosed porches. full base
ment. INV h.. r. w. HORAD, Broker. Cal
iaa rooms and and bath bob brick sd6 h6-yh AIsola
PRQVIDENT REALTY CO, exclusive agent agent
eGtosLLo;REE661isaRsoSoKLANp-petachedL,71o etsLo; E6 BRO IL 1o
rooms 2 baths, Edd tpll cellar, h:-w,h:, coal
ne ment reg reagired siis .n PRoyIDENT REALTY
Ss4b; Sun. call Mr.; CLARK. NO. 5s6s. =
COL0RED-19OO BLOCK 1st st. NV: de.
sirable 10-room row brick, oil h.-w.h.
price, $15 5,000: substantial cash. Fol
appointment call NO. 2141. - :
Col 18th & RE- rooms
3 baths, h.-w.h.. cellar: house extra wide
Substa ntial down payment. Ask for A. W
COLORED-NEAR SHERMAN AVE. ant
Irving st. n.w.--6 rooms, tile bath h-w.n
1880, terms. MR.. v. THOMAS, NO. 1909
HE. ll60. -6
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3 ACRES IN ARLINGTON, VA, near Lee
blvd; wooded ideal for subdivision; miles
LINDSEY, rs No. Glebe rd, cH. 5000, CH.
62i3r r,.crs ,p -. 80
Evening star., 1946-05-06

OEO. N. WILLIAMS SO.-hTDnSlOn fOI-
est; rms; ! bath: a.story brick; o. &C.
GEO. h. WILLIAMS CO.-Beautiful old
home. rms, bath: 1lA acres. Milburn,
GEO: ii. Williams co.-Beautiful home
in Alex near Mt. Vernon hwy. Has every
as7 aa2 baths gyps; built in 1910; sls.55o.
MI SicE EH s.sToR2 s5RS; BRICK HOUSE. well M fur
all modern conveniences and handy to all
buses, shopping center and churches; This
ideal for your transportation needs. Price,
SlG59o: deyn nns payment is S5555 AL
Alexandria; A. ks de.; Va. Phone TIE. 734s and
iMMEDfAfE occuPANcY-charminWe old
festored n and eaupeed with 'oii oil feesRf
modern, kitchen with refrigerator and gas
stove. double drawing room with fireplace:
n6o srd sos %sRn ress9sshy PRICED At
Alex ssls evenings, ai ssos e. yr
RHs v1oasa osf fk
and three ba tbs, hrst-floor lavatory, maid S
room room and bath oar and rsereation room; posses
MARsMAdL 5sR IL III 9f1ss oass Alex sso1; res, 9v.
FALLS Is -, cHGEGH-Distinetive 2-bedroom.
| roundings. Equipped kitchen, full base
LEY & BUCKLEY, 4el7 Lee hwy. cH.
FALLS CHURCH-5-room brick. new, 2
story; bedrooms, all large rooms; open
fireplace; wooded lot: quiet neighborhood;
$l2,950. terms. MAC LINDSEY. Is North
Glebe I'd, Arlington, CHI. 5000, CHI. 62I3
ARLINGTON, vA.-e-room brick, e-story:
3 bedrooms, air-conditioned heat. gas
range; outside. entrance to basement: lot
72xl!0o: Ready for occupancy; S13. $50
NEARBY VIRGINIA. on Lee highway, %
miles nile, FROM FRI D. C. Very nice English CO.
Sfdlnd1,ss Of Living room. dining room, kitchen,
finished on 2nd floor, space for another.
Fun basement, h.-w.h.. Gear garage. Priced
at S10,950. Reasonable down payment.
MAYNARD sAYLEs CO., Realtors, Falls
ARTISTIC BUNGALow. s16,s5o. in Lyon
village-Completely surrounded by high
hedge, on a level corner lot, we have this
ornate brick bungalow with loaded win
dows, fancy slate roof. etc. for sale. It
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-09
= MIDDLEBURG
By JOAN BLACKBURN

Carroll Watkins, of the u. S.
Navy, has reported back for duty
at Detroit, Mich, after enjoying
a 30-day leave at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wat
kins.
/ Mrs. Elsie Riley, Perle McDonal,
Gladys ReamS, Irene Dixon and
Helen McComb attended the Red
Cross banquet at the Church of
Christ, in Bellefontaine, Tuesday
evening.
Frank Boles, of the u. S. Mar
inc Corps, has been enjoying
short leave at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Boles.
Mrs. Elsie Riley and Mrs. Perle
McDonal are attending the Rebec-
ca Assembly being held this week
in the Southern hotel, in Columbus.
Class No. 6 of the Methodist
church, held a meeting, Saturday
evening, at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Bishop, of North Lewis
| burg.
The girls All Club, of Zane
township, got off to a good start
for the coming season with a meet
ing held Thursday evening at the
home of their advisor, Mrs. Paul
Spain. There are nine members in
he club at the present time and
Mrs. Lillian Simpson is to be their
assistant advisor. They chose as
in cir ma m e, "Happy-Go-Lucky
Girls, with Jean Blackburn, preSi-
dent Barbara GTubbs, Vice-pres-
ident; Barbara Akers, secretary
treasurer; and Miriam Henry as
reporter.
The teachers of the school held
dinner party Friday evening at
the home of the superintendent,
j. B. MuSSer, and wife.
The Soft-ball teams of the school
are getting in good practice for the
soft ball tournament to be held
this week at BellefOntaine. They
played three games last week, the
girls winnink two and losing one,
with the boys winning one and los
ing two.
Sunday evening, May II, bacca-
laureate exercises will be held in
the Methodist church with Rev.
| Robert DunaWay, of Huntsville,
| delivering the sermon Rev Dun
away is the father of Miss Vera
DunaWay, one of the high school
! teachers.
( Commencement exercises will be
given on Friday evening, May II,
in the school auditorium with a
minister from Columbus giving the
address.
May II will be the last day of
school with a big basket dinner
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-09

this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard
were weekend guests of the lat
, ter'S brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carmen and
family, of Detroit, Mich. Robert
Kirby returned home with them
for a visit He has been in vet
erans hospital for some time in
Michigan.
Nellie and Ruby Sidle called on
Effie Davis Thursday.
Blanch Bumgarner, of Column
bus, was a guest of their sister,
Nellie Side, Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Disbennett spent
Saturday evening at the Side
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Cheney en-
tertained company Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Baker en-
tertained company last weekend
from Ada.
MIR. and Mrs. James Howard and
family were Sunday dinner guests
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-09

will be guests of Mrs. Don Bale
on May IL.
] Mrs. Gary Horn and Mr.. an,
MIS-. Morris Noteman, of Plail
City, called in the home of an oil,
! school mate of Linmorth schools
Mrs. Wilma Moore, of Columbus
! on Sunday. Mrs. Moore's husband
Mr.. Edgar Moore, was found deaC
in his bed Saturday morning from
! a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown
: and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Brown, were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Brown and family
Miss Esther Flowers was hit by
a car in Plain City Saturday morn
ing and taken to DR.. Karrer'S off
ice for medical attention.
Mrs. White met with an acci-
| dent while cleaning house by fall
ing from a. step ladder.
Mrs. Clara Harris, of Columbus,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ken
meth flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holderby were
visitors in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Kilbury, Sunday, and
they made a trip to billiards to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Skeggs.
The Chuckery-Darby Junior-Sen-
ior banquet was held Friday even
ing at the school hall.
The members of the Fortnightly
club regret beyond words the news
of the loss. by death, of their very
much loved m e m b r, Amelia
Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Condor and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman were
Sunday guests of c. w. George and
family.
Mrs. Paul Daley gave a miscell-
aneouS shower for Mrs. Molly Lou
Fenner, who has been living with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis, and
son, were the weekend guests of
David Flowers and family.
MIR. Harold Huffman, fromI
North Lewisburg, was caller at
the homes of Mrs. Latham and Mrs.
George.
The Horse Euchre club will meet
with Mary Hall on Thursday af-
.ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Faudree |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Faudree, !
of Springfield, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wake. |
Willie Goldsberry is absent from
school because of illness.
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CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Miss Jennie Murphy and Mrs
Minnie Langstaff, of Redwood, is
spending a few days at Miss Muir
phys home here. Miss Murphy is
very poorly. Mrs. Rebecca Ellen.
wood is assisting Mrs. Langstafi
in caring for her.
G. W. Moore has been real sick
since Saturday. A number of rel
atives and friends called Sunday
His daughter, Mrs. Mary Kates, ot
Marion, is helping care for her
The ladies grange team will go
to Byhalia Wednesday night to
put on work for the grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark are
moving back to Redwood this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shirk and
son, Kenny Lee, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Potts Wednesday ev-
ening.
A number of visitors attended
services at the Methodist church
Sunday morning, Mrs. Minnie
Langstaff, of Redwood; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Reams, of Ada; Mrs.
Donald Reams and the Misses Dor
othy and Mary Alice Reams, of
Bluffton. The ReamS sisters pre-
sented three numbers with accor-
lion and song at the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Phelps and
of Florida, were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle
Rosette and family.
Mrs. Clara Norris is confined to
her bed and is under the doctors
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Norris and
their son-in-law and daughters,
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Wilgus,
of near Ostrander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis and chill
dren, of New Dover, called on the
formere's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Davis, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Thompson was call
ed to the home of her father, Geo.
Moore, of Claiborne, Sunday morn
ing on account of his serious ill
ness.
The young people will have
charge of a Mothers Day program
Sunday morning at the Claiborne
Methodist church. Every mother
is asked to be present.