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Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulast
Chancery Court
Jimmy Lee Johnson, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 76Ba
Robert L. Johnson, Defendant
The Defendant, Robert L. john
son is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Jimmy Lee johnson.
Dated April Is, 1915.
Hibbler & Hihbler,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
j. r. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, D. c.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
LOUANk
N. r. Elliott

Mrs, Amanda Johnson of Pine
Bluff made a special visit to
Louann to visit her brother and
sister on April 27th. Mrs.
LeSsie Marie Hawthorne visited
her mother-in-law in Buckner
and returned home on April Goth.
Mrs. Sarah Norful who has
been on the sick list for the past
few years is still taking shots
and is making some improve
ment at this writing, William
Hildreth, Sr., who has been on
the sick list for the past year or
two died Thursday night. His
son, Hopewell, of Chicago; and
one of his two daughters, Mrs.
Eula Mae Henry of Detroit,
Michigan were expected Satur-
day. Mrs. Julia Green is on the
sick list, Her son, T. Thomas
and his wife, visited her on the
28th, and her daughter, Mrs.
Mittie Frazier visited her on the
Goth of April. Ben Oliver of
Ell Dorado visited his mother,
Mrs. Mary Ann Oliver over the
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
ME Thomas made a special trip
down from Rosston to Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Elliott's home to buy
Is worth of candy. Mrs. Nancy
Elliott of Camden spent the day
of April 18th with her daughter,
Mrs. Elnora Andrews of Louann.
Mrs. Lizzia Fisher and her
daughter, Mrs. Monester Toney
and baby of Pine Bluff visited
their sister and aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Nunful. The New Jerusalem
Baptist Church is planning a
Mothers Day program on Moth
ers Day. The Four Kings
Gospel Singers rendered nice
program at the New Jerusalem
Baptist Church on April 2lst
Money raised, $25.l9. M. Bry-
ant is on the sick list this week
end. Mrs. Pauline Hawthorne
Of Buckner visited her sister-in.
law, Mrs. Leslie Marie Haw-
thorne over the weekend.
Mrs. Odessie Jennings is on the
sick list. Cpl. Isaac w. Burch
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Burcf
has returned to camp after
spending a 90-day furlough with
his parents. He has been honor.
ably discharged and is attending
an Ordnance School at Aberdeen
Md.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
WARMING ORDER

County of Pulaski, 81.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Eddie Wood, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 75223
w. H. Wood, Defendant.
The Defendants, Corine Taylor,
Ruth Carter and Rosa Bohemian,
are warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer
the answer and cross-complaint
of the defendant w. H. Wood.
Dated April Is, 1916.
w. A. Singfield,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
]. r. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Ealy Red, D. G.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
NEWPORT
Gladys Mays

The Usher Board of First Bap-
fist Church sponsored a Pew
Ralley on Sunday evening rails
ing Sl73. Mrs. Almeta Harris is
president of the board. Mrs.
Georgia Phillips entertained the
White Rose Club on Monday.
Refreshments climaxing h
meeting. Mrs. Ida Walton was
honored with a birthday party
on Friday at their home on REM
mel Avenue. She was recipient
of many gifts. Sidney Owens
of Little Rock spent Tuesday
here with his mother and rela-
tives. Mrs. Fanchell Burton
Shopped in Little Rock on Fri
day. Mrs. Edna Hobbs and Miss
Rosie Lee Hobbs of Augusta are
here at bedside of daughter and
sister, Mrs, Ellen Reed. Mrs.
N. A. Marley accompanied Mrs.
f. l.. Branch to Camden to the
bedside of Mrs. Branchs sister
who is seriously i'll. On the
sick list are Edd Molten, Miss
Ophelia Reed, Mrs. Ellen Reed,
Henry Buckingham. Conva-
lescing are Mrs. Nellie Simmons,
Willie Manuel, j. d. Davis, Mrs.
Hattie Whitehill, James Frazier,
|. z. Irving, Mrs. Dezzie Reeves.
II was sick and ye visited me
not" Preston Lee Jr. of
Detroit is here on visit with his
parents, Captain and Mrs.
w. II. Griffin and son, William
III, motored to st. Louis. From
there Captain Griffin will return
to camp. Cpl. James Coving-
ton returned to Camp Chaffee,
having reenlisted to return to
Germany. Mrs. Ethel Griffin
spent the week end in st. Louis
with daughter and family.
Mrs. E. l.. Dove accompanied her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Buella Dove,
who was en- route to Chicago for
short stay with her daughter
there. Rev. N. l.. Dove
motored to Newark Sunday to
deliver the annual sermon at the
school taught by Mrs. Vivian
Waugh. +, A. Anthony of
Chicago is here on visit with
relatives. Mack Williams of
Batesville spent Saturday here. q.
The Rex Theater reopened Fri
day night under new manage
ment Norman (Dock) William
son is part owner and manager
of It, New equipment has been
installed and regular shows are
promised in the future. Special
features will be Amateur Night,
and Bank Night Dock is also
proprietor Of Silver Bar Cafe.
He has recently been discharged
from the U. S. Army after IA
months overseas. You are well
come at the Rex. Pfc John
Wesley Boatman of Camp Lee,
Va. and Leroy Boatman of Cot
ton Plant were week end guests
of parents here. Mrs. Katie
Williams of Little Rock spent
few hours here enroute to 1ndi-
ana to the bedside of her mother.
She left her children here with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Williams. Theodore Wat
son of Peoria, Ill, is here en-
route to Little Rock at the bed
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10

side of his mother, Mrs. Alice
Watson. Bishop and Mrs.
G. w Baber, Bishop j. II. Clay
borne, and DR.. G.. W. Blakely
spent short time here on
Thursday, enroute to Jonesboro.
They dined at the Silver Bar
Cafe with Mrs. 1nez Anthony
Williamson hostess and prophet.
ress. Mrs. Annie Edwards is
visiting relatives in Detroit.
Rev N. l.. Dove attended Dis
trict Council in Jonesboro,
Thursday.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
psC COMMENCEMENT VISITORS

Last week Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Byrd Of Springfield, and
their daughter Mrs Marjorie Premt of Jackson Tennes-
see visitors in the city attending the Spring Commence
Exercises of Phlander Smith College which their
daughter and sister, Miss Evelyn c. Byrd received he A.
degree Miss Byrd maored in social science and is
Der of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Mrs Prewitt nstruc
English at Central High School, Paris Tennessee, and
belongs to Delta Sigma Theta Sorority While here, they
guests of their relatives Mr. and Mrs Reuben Crisswe
GIT 18th Street. and Mr. and Mrs King c. Byrd 1909 Pine
Street North Little Rock Mr. Byrd teaches manual train
ing Jones High School,
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
BETHEL CIRCLE IN TEA OF ROSES

Members of the Lucy Hughes Missionary Circle of Bethel
AME Church hostesses recently at Tea OF Roses at
the home Dr. and Mrs J. NJ Robinson The hostesses
dressed gowns of varied hues and nts
The tables pored huge bouquets of and their decora
tons carried out the design Rare vases, lace table
cloths rich rugs and beautiful table attendants supported
the motif Persons sponsoring and assisting in carrying out
the Mesdames NJ F. Ashford president
T S. Gravelly, M Powell T. Frazier Shropshire, B. Stew
enson, j. " Jordan, b Lee Davis treasurer Bulner
M Robinson Bell B. Wade L. Green, Secretary; c. Crump
A. Ballard Fudge NJ c. Aldridge, and Misses jamie Seals
and Treopia Green.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
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Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
NAACP MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

A. Morehead chairman of the membership drive of the
NAACP and Mrs Estella M Routen, secretary exhibit list
Of memberships gained during present showing that
345 members have paid in $4,000 Although these
suits good this is only fraction of the Little Rock
Public which should be enrolled in the organization It is
hoped that enrolment will increase and thereby enable the
organization to naugurate progressive program Sub
chairmen in the drive Mrs Grover Lotion Miss E. l.
Copeland Mrs Ocie Smith, P NJ Morgan Miss Edna Doug
lass Mrs. J. c. Gladney and Miss Willie Bailey.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
SUNSHINE CHARITY CLUB

The Sunshine Charity Club Mrs H. e. Cuins president,
held its regular monthly meeting Thursday, May at the
residence of Mrs L. Waugh hostess with Miss NJ H. Waugh
co-hostess An interesting meeting was held Two MEM
bers were added the several visitors Mrs Geeden
was presented gift the holder of the lucky number Aft
or business recreation and refreshments the club adjourn
ed to meet again the first Thursday in June at the YWCA
with Mines /. A. Glasco and F. Walton, hostesses
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
MRS. FLORA WILLIAMS FINISHES PSC

Mrs Flora F. Williams wife of Chief Petty Officer Will
Hams and also member of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
Alpha XII Chapter of Phander Smith College, who has
Gently returned for trip the Southwest Regional Confer
Dallas Texas April 1921 received her Bachelor of
Science at Philanders Spring Commencement with major
in home economics and minor in education She plans to
join her husband in Maryland
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
LA JOE DE VIE CLUB

La Joie De Vie Club girls met Thursday night, April
Is 1900 Pulaski with Mrs Myrtle Ferguson hostess After
the business session. games played and lunch served
Mrs Marie Davis first prize; Mrs Elizabeth Davis
ond Mrs Mavis Stewart third and Mrs Meva Hunter the
consolation prize Next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
unter May g. The club recently celebrated its eleventh
nual spring dance.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
MRS. ANDERSON VISITS HOME

Mrs Eta Anderson, who formerly lived at Fifteenth
Rngo Streets in this city but resides at 32 Enge
wood Street Detroit Michigan passed through Little Rock
her way back to Detroit recently While in Little Rock
she visited the STATE PRESS and her friends, the Bates
Mrs Anderson had Arkansas several weeks visiting
her sick sister Mrs Scott of Arkadephia who a9
been a shut-in for two years.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
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|ARo!u!Ml!lo losyM1
Phone $685.
ABOUT PEOPLE

w. o. Hill will attend the General Conference of the
c. NJ E. Church in ST. Louis and while away will visit in
Chicago, Mrs N. G, Coulter represented Theta Sigma
Chapter at Sigma Gamma Rho Southwestern Personnel Con-
ference which met in Dallas Texas Mrs Flora Williams
represented Alpha XII Chapter of Phander Smith College
Ffty-hree delegates registered the conference John
Kidd of New York City guest of Rev. Lawson L. Love
lace Booker Street this week while his way Hot
Springs for rest, Mr. Kidd is employee of the New
Haven and Hartford R. Company, and also member of
Prince Hall Lodge of New York State
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
JELEVE GRYCE HOME AGAIN

Jeleve Gryce BM &C USNR returned to his home, ll23
West 22nd Street at two Sunday morning after three
years seven months and fifteen days in the service Gyce
home six feet tall weighing 20 pounds, appar
emily unmarked by his long service and delight to the eye
of his father and mother Mr. and Mrs g. Gryce who have
ended their long period of waiting Gryce is the same
genial fellow his friends have always known him to be
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
OWNER OF CATS BAR-B-Q IN CHICAGO

Mrs Louis Barnes of Cats Bar-B-Q left last week TO
Chicago attend of the formal social affairs of the
You be of good food and lovely smile whe
you visit Cats Bar B-Q Highway g., N. l.. r.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
MALVERN
Lonnie Jordan

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Jordan of
st. Louis, Mo. are visiting in the
home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Jordan for several
weeks. This is her first visit to
Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
OUTLEADERS TRAIN

The Scout Leaders Training Course will be held at the
Y w c. A. at eight p May Is Rev J. w Watkins and
Professor L. NJ Chrstophe will be instructors.
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
WARDS CHAPEL

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The Wonder State Singers will appear in recital at
Wards Chapel AME Church. 18th and Hanger Streets Sum-
day night at 8.l5 The public is invited special sermon
will be preached by DR. L. Overall dean OF jackson Iheo
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
HE is A GROCERY MAN NOW

Remember Robert Bradley He has changed his uniform
for an apron. (No he is not K P He is manager of
Patterson Grocery, Fourteenth and Pulaski Robert
promises speedy delivery That would like to see; for
heretofore if you ordered veal steak from some of the
groceries, it would be old before it reached YOU So
let's call Patterson and Phone 4-8945
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
MRS. STEWART WINS CONTEST

Mrs Beatrice Stewart member Of Payne Chapel A. NJ E.
H. Church, Rev L. W. Ellis pastor stenographer in the Pu
ask County Welfare Office and wife of Daniel W. Stewart
1905 Rock Street, crowned Miss "a NJ Zion of Little
Rock Tuesday night, April % Mrs Helen Williams of ST.
Paul A. NJ E. L. Church. Rev. A. W. Kicks pastor also
contestant Payne Chapel reported $4975 through its
CARNATIONS and officials follows Trustees by B. c. Cobb
$780, Stewards Beo c. Clark $6049 Stewardesses Mrs c.
c. Clark $3405 Women Mrs M. Cannon, $3.50; General
Claims, Secy and Treas $5725; Youth Dept, Mrs. Ruth
L. c. Group c. Clark $780, other $685. donations
Mrs B. Stewart, $4,000
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10

logical Seminary on "A Mother in Israeli during the
ing service Rev, L. Patrick pastor, announces that the
church observing Family Week and asks for entire families
to be present Sunday,
Arkansas State press., 1946-05-10
Accident Toll

ACClOcnt Toll
Around 40 to as farm jewellers In
the United States die each day
as resul, of accidents
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
UNION LENTEN
SERVICES SLATED

Beginning March II, the Meth,
odist, Presbyterian, Congregation
al, and First English Lutheran
churches of Marysville will spon-
sor a series of four union Sunday
evening Lenten services. The
schedule of services, all beginning
at 7:30 pm. is as follows:
March 17-at the Congregation
al church, sermon by the Rev.
George W. Dittmar, pastor of the
First English Lutheran church.
March 24-at the First English
Lutheran church, sermon by the
Rev. Rodger B. Sillars, pastor of
the Presbyterian church.
March 31-at the Presbyterian
church, sermon by the Rev. Elisha
KneiSley, pastor of the Methodist
church.
April 7-at the Methodist church,
sermon by a minister to be furnish
ed by the Congregational church.
All are cordially invited and
urged to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
MILFORD YOUTH
Is CHARGED WITH
RESISTING OFFICER
jailed Monday Night
Following Melee With
Night Officer, Patrolman

William Eugene Sudham, Is, of
Milford Center, will be arraigned
before Juvenile Judge John w.
Daley, at 10 a. m. Monday on a
charge of resisting an officer. The
youth was arrested by Night Of
ficer Fred Fox and Patrolman
Ramsey, of the state Highway
patrol Monday night, on the Mar
ysville public square.
Stidham, allegedly intoxicated,
was one of five occupants of an
automobile which Mr.. Fox had OBJ
served driving at a reckless speed
through town, with only one head
light.
On one of their journeys thru
the square, Officer Fox managed
to get the car stopped. He warned
the driver about the manned in
which he was driving and suggest
ed that they get the headlight re-
paired.
While he was talking to the
driver, Mr.. Fox said, Stidham
swore at him and threatened him.
Finally the officer placed him un-
der arrest and ordered him out
of the car.
After they had gone a few feet,
Stidham struck at Mr.. Fox and
the two fell to the sidewalk beside
Wolgamot's drug store. In the en-
suing melee, the officer was
scratched about the face. About
that time, Patrolman Ramsey
drove past and came to Officer
Fox's assistance. The two took
Stidham to Jail in the patrolman's
car.
Stidham, although only Is, Serv-
ed 2 1/2 months in the army last
fall, being finally discharged when
the army learned of his age. His
drivers license bears the age of
II.
His father, Strother Stidham,
resides in Urbana, while his moth
er, Mrs. Beulah Stidham, lives in
Milford Center. Both have been
ordered by Judge Daley to be in
court when their son is arraigned
Prior to going into the army, the
youth had been a waiter in Mil
ford Center restaurant, then own
ed by his father.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
LEGION PLANS PUBLIC INITIATION FOR
IS new MEMBERS AT SCHOOL MONDAY

past, walked off with top honors
in national Legion contests. Assist
ing the drill team in the initiation
will be the orchestra from Frank
lin post.
The affair will start at 8 p. m.
and from $50 to $50 p. m. will be
broadcast by Station WMRN, of
Marion. The initiation class will
be named the Harry A. Eaton
class, in honor of the state COM
mander. 81
Civic, fraternal and patriotic or
izations are invited to attend the
public initiation, Mr.. Creviston
said, as well as the general pub
lie. Members from approximately
25 neighboring Legion posts have
also been invited
Following the program in the
gymnasium, Union post will hold
a party for Legionaires only in
the Memorial building in Legion
park.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
BY THE STAR STUDENT

Well, kids, gather round the old
desk, dust off teachers bell and
we'll ring out with, the glad news.
It's about time the towns oldsters
heard from their youngsters-and
what better method than this.
Just to keep on the right side
of the ledger, we've started the
second half of this school year
with gusto by retrieving two of
our teachers from Uncle Sans
Army. Both soldiers served in the
E.T.O. They are men, y'see-some-
thing new around here. Robert
Wagner is now in the senior high
pounding civics, history, and pub
lie speaking into our cobwebby
brains.
And Donald Euvarard is going
to have our band marching mill
tary style by next football season.
Right now our music director is
taking us through the hoops (and
a few notes too, we hope) prepar-
ing for a grand spring concert.
More of this later.
Signs of the times-our annual
is on the way; It's sure hard to
get back into working harness
after all the picture poSin' that
went on around here last week. No
one escaped that watch the birdie
man from Columbus, the Official
Key photographer; Stude believes
a great deal of thanks belongs to
our camera-Shy teacher, Cecil
Riser. To him goes the credit for
all the extra snaps in the forth
coming annual, and for making
Marysville lenS-consciouS! BY that
we mean, dear readers, that Mr..
Riser's camera Club is a going con-
Germ, and we're all fighting to get
a Kodak and join that dark room
gang.
Chums, I'll just have to tear
myself away Gotta get busy and
borrow me a formal for a r-e-a-l
dance. It's at Plain City and
there's no use asking, you can't
all go. That honor goes to the Girl
Reserves and their favored b.f's.
The Plain City GR's. have invit-
ed us over on Friday night, March
the 9Th, to dance to Johnny Carl's
Band and enjoy a fancy evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
. DEATHS
MRS. SUSAN Nj. GIBSON

MRS. SUSAN M. GIBSON
Mrs. Susan NJ. Gibson, aged &c
years, died at her home in New
Dover, Wednesday evening at 10:-
30 o'clock after an illness of three
years.
She was born August y, 1879,
and was the daughter of John and
Mary (Allen) Thompson.
She was married Dec. "a, 1897
in Watkins to Asa Gibson, who
survives. There are two sons and
two daughters, Merle Gibson, Mrs.
Nancy Rausch, Frank Gibson and
Mrs. Mary GOff, all of Marysville.
Also surviving are seven grand
children and two great grandsons.
One brother and two sisters are
living, Morey Thompson, of Mar
ysville; Mrs Maude Williams, of
Fostoria and Mrs. Bertha Weeks,
of Urbana.
She was a member of the Chris
tian church at Watkins.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Saturday at the Miller
Funeral home, conducted by Rev,
Elisha Knenisley. The interment
will be in Oakdale cemetery
Friends may call at the residence
after Friday noon. Funeral Direc-
tor L. H. Miller is in charge of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
MILFORDCENTER

for duty overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry RudeSel, of
Kenton, were Sunday afternoon
and supper guests of MIR. and Mrs.
John Smith and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rudcsel were former
residents of this place, where Mr..
Rudesel operated the Kroger
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houser ar
rived home Saturday evening from
a six weeks motor trip through
the South and West. They will
soon take up their residence on
the Clarence Harris farm south of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pullins en-
tertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Pullins of Marysville; Miss
June Hoy, of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Houser and Harold
PullinS.
1t. ii. g) James Connolly ar
rived here Sunday evening from
San Francisco, Calf, on a few
days leave with his grandmother,
Mrs. Alta Connolly and brother,
Ralp Connolly, and family He has
been serving in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Mrs. Will Reed of Unionville
Center, was a weekend guest of
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Kimmell.
Master Jimmie, six years old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Scheid-
erer, of Milford Center, suffered
very severe accident Sunday
morning. He was playing with a
toy airplane. 1t came down Strik-
ing him in the eye, detroying the
pupil. He was taken to University
hospital by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Scheiderer and car
ing for their little daughter dur
ing their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Connolly
and family, Alta Mae and Charles,
and Mrs. Alta Connolly called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CreviSton
in Logan county Sunday afternoon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07
PATROL STATION
HPLANNED HERE

Plans of the State Highway Pa
troll to open station in Marysville
were revealed by Patrolman c. D,
Ramsey to members of the local
American Legion Auxiliary to the
Highway Patrol, during meeting
of the group Monday night.
Patrolman Ramsey, who said he
has been assigned to this area to
work out of Marysville, said he is
now trying to locate a house so he
can move to this community. Open
ing of the Patrol station here de-
pends upon how soon the Officer
/, can find quarters.
1t is possible that second pat
rolman may be stationed in Marys-
vile to work with Patrolman Ram
sey he said. Their principal work
would be in handling traffic cases
and automobile accidents, and
render assistance to local law en-
forcement officers as needed.
The Partol Auxiliary, which Mr..
4. Ramsey met with, was organized
among Legion posts of the State
early in the War as a civilian de-
fense unit. The auxiliary to Union
post was one of the outstanding
patrol units of the state, and was
commended highly for its wartime
efforts.
Louis p. Rausch is captain of the
Y Union post Auxiliary Patrol.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-07

Plans for a mass, public lnltla-
ton of IS veterans of World War
II, have been revealed by Scott
Creviston, commander of Union
post No. 79 of the American Leg
ion.
The big affair will be held in the
Senior high school gymnasium on
Monday evening, and Harry A.
Eaton, state legion commander,
will be the speaker. Any veteran of
World Wars l or ii who has not
been contacted by a member of
the post but wishes to be initiated
into the Legion at Mondays pro-
gram is asked to contact Mr. Grew
iston or other Union post offic-
ials prior to that time.
Conducting the iniation cere-
mony will be the drill team of
Franklin post No. 1, of Columbus,
recognized as one of the finest
Legion drill teams in the nation. 1t
has, on several occasions in the