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Evening star., 1946-05-13
zehring Of Del Ray Holds
Snappy Pace on Slab

Allowing only one run in 18 in
nings, tanning 80 batters and giving
up paltry six hits while racking
up two wins in a row, Bill Zehring
Of Del Ray is shaping up as one Of
the standout pitchers of the still
young sandlot season.
Zehring, George Washington
High School boy, turned back Silver
Spring Lions yesterday, 20, with
Fones clouting homer in the ninth
TO clinch matters. A week ago the
twirler handcuffed Cowell Boys
Club and his teammates say he's
only getting warmed up.
Washington Flour bumped Airing
ton Rockets, 1913, in the only other
game played yesterday in the west.
ern division, Boys Club Insect
League Fuzzy James stopped the
losers with three hits and struck
| out 13,
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Perry's Kayo Victims
SpIit in Prediction
OF BIB Tilt Result

Two knockout victims of Aaron
Perry today expressed conflicting
opinions on the possible outcome OF
the scheduled 10-round bout bring
ing together Perry and Bee Bee
Washington in Griffith Stadium next
Monday night.
Lew Hanbury. game little bat
tier who recently was discharged
from the Army, picks Perry to win
on a KO within five rounds. How
ever, Billy Banks, a clever boxer
whose skill did not avert a flatten-
ing by Aaron, sees Bee Bee the win
ner on decision.
Hanbury. who gave a good &C.
count of himself before going down
under Perry's punches in 1914, ad.
mits that Washington is the better
boxer. but believes that Bee Bee
will be goaded into slugging it Out
as the fight advances and will be
KOd by that error.
IF Bee Bee makes a defensive
fight of it, he will have a chance,
says Lew, but I think both boys
will be trading -to-toe by the
fifth and that's when Perry will
take him."
Banks points out that he gave
away weight to Perry and boxed hin
successfully until the fifth when hi
was worn down and stopped.
Bee Bee will have the weight
lacked against Perry" Billy says
"and he's better boxer than I was
believe he will outsmart Aaron"
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Jitney Jingle Gains TricoIor
In HyuttsviIle Lions Show

Road Haek--won By Cherry Bounce:
second Helen Horsts Mr.. Murphy; third.
Jolly Scot
Highland Surprise; third. A. W. McDonald's
Flare.
Three-gaited saddle-Won by Earl Plum
mer's American Volunteer; second, Anne
Hagner's After Dark.
Green Hunters-Won by H o. Firor's
Argyle Of Bellwood; second. Mrs. Betty
Hurst's Greylark; third, Marian Currans
Exmos
Novice saddle-won by Flare; second.
Highland Surprise.
Triple Bar-Won by Ralph Grovess Mr..
Taylor: second, George Fitzpatrick's Steel
Touch and Out-Won by Silver Horn;
second. Party Miss; third, Hi Jack.
Workins Hunter--Won by Jitney Jingle:
second. Argyle OF Bellwood; third. Party
Miss.
Knockdown and Out-Won BY c. W.
Phillips Midnight; second, steelroek; third,
Silver Horn.
Hunter Champion-Jitney Jingle; re-
serve, Argyle of Bellwood.
HI Jack
Saddle horse -champion-Mr. Bee; re-
serve, Highland Surprise.
Lions horse ampionship-Peanuts.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Women's S City Pin
Schedule Tomorrow
TWenty-fifth annual Washington
Women's Duckpin Association tour
nament at Brookland Recreation:

Twenty-ffth annual Washington
Womens Duckpin Association tour
nament at Brookland Recreation:
Teams-7:3O PM.
Glass D-Statistics II. c. c.. Brook
land Hardware (Brookland), Flae ship Res
class lass vruni'l EWvirsinia Hardware .Rosslyn,
Post Once Department..
Class c-Helen M;arx;,virginia a;n Wiltbank
Ethel era gley;;Florenes Teelysa: v,.
Hazel Ransome-Janie Webb Catherine
san BHeher nouse se
Margie Benson. Doris LIE Clare-Betty Mid
Class F-Angela Daly-virginia Plunkett
DoubIes--9:30 PM
Class B-Marie Aue-Dorothy Aue.
Evelyn Sebastian-Blanche Wexford Flora
Ellis-Margaret Farrell
ve GaSs yaanss ee faob
Eample s sen FTsnces sf Rehr
son. Marie Higdon-Pat Foster. Lu Carter.
Class MARY A. Torolo- -Bernice Alex.
ander. Sara De Hart-Vida Finlayson.
Singles-9:3O PM.
Class B-Margaret Mattingly. Virgins
Glass c-Helen Marx. Frances caul. Lo.
cias pCRosemary stull, Charlotte Cru.
kreSs. 5 Pank IiIlan Beoth @ He f0s yoanssIooa Ssi
nesgy Porch Madss Fultz, Marie Gieb
sehweiger; Helen capone, Maude Cutting
Ms5k Class S SfzaHasfs FEissbeth Little. Elizabeth
Lanestroth. Barbara Luterancik
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Grays, Prey Of Giants
In Opener, Looking
To Cubans' Visit

Washington's Homestead Grays
defeated by the Baltimore Elite
Giants, Al, in the Negro National
League inaugural yesterday in Grit
fifth Stadium, hope for better luck
when they take on the New York
Cubans in twilight game Thursday
in the local ball yard.
The Grays, behind two-hit hurl.
ing by Gene Smith, had a one-run
lead at the end of the fourth in
ming when the Giants sluggers' row
came to bat and blasted a triple
double and two singles for the Wis.
tiers four tallies. The contest was
halted at the end of the sixth be-
cause of rain.
First ball was tossed out by Judge
Almond w. Scott of District Mu-
nicipal Court. and Maj. James
Fowler, war hero. raised the cen.
ter field flag before a crowd of IL 900
Giants - 900 O4O-4 8
Grays --.-..--,--- 0OI OO0-1 5
| Ryrd and TIe RI. cnpith apd Gihsop
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Bourne, Bates Victors
In Class A Of Mixed
Bowling Doubles

Emma Bourne and Ralph Bates,
Brookland Recreation bowlers, were
the Glass A winners in the 10th
annual Capital City mixed doubles
held at King Pin with a combined
score of 778 while Madeline David
son of the C. g. P. Telephone Ladies
League and Kenny Beck, George
town Recreation manager, counted
TIT to gain top honors in Glass B.
Mrs. Bourne posted 366 and Bates
4l2. Miss Davidson bowled 358 and
Beck 1863.
Bowling the tournaments high set
of Ala with games of 1853, 149 and
112, Margie Smith of Rosslyn's
Ladies' District League team paired
with H. A. Wilson, veteran Silver
Spring star, to finish second in
Glass A with ITO. The Fort Davis
tWosome of Elaine 500 and Moe
Meade were third in A with 1853.
Miss 500, newcomer, fired 389
Frances johnson. Ice Palace, and
AL Cissell. Columbia, were fourth,
1853.
Elizabeth Turner, C. & P. Tele-
phone, and George Stevens, Masonic
League, were the Glass B runners
up with IT'S. Lorraine Rosch and
Sol Okum, King Pin, were third,
672, and Rachel Culp and Johnny
Stewart, Silver Spring, fourth, 667.
The event drew record field of
SO couples.
In special match at Greenway
the city's leading southpaw bowlers
handily defeated crack team of
"wrong-footed" rollers by score
of 1,773 to 1,734. Harry Aiken led
the lefties with 1856 while Earl
Knapp was best for the losers with
372.
The unorthodox righthanders won
both ends of two doubles clashes,
with Whip Litchfleld and Julie
Singer swamping Elmer Wesley and
Dick Lee, in two games. 543 to 456,
while in mixed affair, Ruth King
and Knapp won from Marguerite
McDermott and Bub Guethler, 447
to 427.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Yankee Sailing Winner
In CurtuiIed Proorum

Two boats capsized and rain in
terrupted the remainder of the
program, but Potomac River Sailing
Association crews got in a few races
yesterday.
J. M. Blumbaugh's Yankee won
the 20-foot class while G. Hotz' Is
Betsie was home ahead of the
Comets. La Spouse was the only
flnisher in the Lightning class, ano
j. Crafts Pluto won in the Penguin
race. E. WoodWard's Jaunita took
the handicap event.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Browns, 9-3; Indions, 3-4

Totals 36 9x2912 Totals 35 9 80 6
Batted for Mancuso in ninth.
Ran for Finney in ninth.
Batted for Kramer in eighth.
Ran for Schultz in eiehth
I Batted for Fannin in ninth.
Batted for Mack in tenth
Batted for Feller in tenth
Two out when winning run scored.
St. Louis - 600 600 OO3 %
Cleveland OO2 900 01O IA
Runsasteyens. Bradley. Meouillen
Stevens 2). Stolen .bases-Hayes.. Mack,
Bocdreau. Sacrifices Grace. Kramer
Woodlins, Hayes, Case, Christman. Bases
on balls-ofi Kramer, 3; of Fannin: >;
RE sy kpsmsr 9 % 51 zodst Ess5 bs Tee1
Hits-Of Kramer. in Z innings: of
Fsnnin, in / inning: OF zoldak. ! in a
innings. Passed balls-Hayes, Mancuso
Losing pitcher-Zoldak Umpires-Messrs
Boyer, Jones and Romme1
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Dodgers, Is: PhiIIies. d

Totals 3S 1924 Totals 34I327 8
Brooklyn 170 O0I 30Y-13
man. Stanky, Herman, Reiser. Walker 90
Galan alinl e5(' Stevens. Reese, Rojek, Anderson.
Getomparol. Errors-,Wyrostek, Seminick,
Stanky. Iwo-base hits-Anderson. Her
man. O'Neil. Verban. Ennis Home runs
stevens Galan;; Stolen base-Walker
O'Neill and Mccormack Bases on balls
Schanz. 4: -Humphries. /: Lombardi, ?.
Strikeouts-.,Hump /; Chapman, /:
innings: off Humphries. . in 4aa; OH pear.
son: in 4 inning of Chapman i in / "a
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Schan2
| tReese): by Pearson (Walker). Losing
niteher-schanz. umpires-Barr. Conlan,
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Reese Quits as Mentor
Of West Virqiniu Five

MORGANTOWN. w. Va, May IL
Richard A. Dyke Raese. on mill
tary leave for the last four years
has resigned as West Virginia s
basket ball coach.
In his resignation, Raese paid
high tribute to Acting Coach Lee
Patton and the 1916 Mountaineel
quint, which went to the semifinals
Of the metropolitan invitation tour
nament in New York
Evening star., 1946-05-13
BY Lorry Lawrence

Everything seemed to go against
the Hyattsville Lions Club horse
show at Lewisdale yesterdays There
was a torrential rain followed by a
steady downpour, an arena fetlock
deep in mud, an announcer who
wouldn't give the microphone an
instant's rest and some hundred cars
stuck in the deep mire. But the
Lions are a hardy lot and, as the
horses couldn't argue against taking
beating, the show went on until
the championship ribbons were
pinned just before dark.
The hunter championship was won
by Pat Firor's Jitney Jingle, with
the owner in the saddle. Jingle
amassed 10 points to take the tri-
color over Miss Firor's fathers Ar
gyle of Bellwood with eight points
C. Lamar Cresswells Silver Horn
leaped his way through the mud to
the jumper title with 12-point
score, under Linky Smith, who did
a good job of plotting. w. c. Wars
Hi Jack and c. w. Phillips Mid
night, tied for reserve, forced their
owners to flip a coin, with Hi Jack
winning. Earl Plummer's Mr.. Bee
took the saddle horse champion
ship over Hugh Hieschman's High.
land Surprise
Mrs. H. Hurst's pony, Peanuts
ridden by Carolyn Settle, with g
second and third place won the
championship for high point winner
among Lions Club members.
Saddle ponies-Won by Clare Taylor
Baby; second, Peanuts.
| Junior horsemanship-Won by Milli
Beck's jolly Scot; second, Andy Har
greave, jr's Modern Ecstacy; third, Mrs
H. Hursts Peanuts.
Hack and Hunter-Won by Pat Firor
Jitney Jingle: second, Pat Firor's Cherr,
Bounce; third. jolly Scot
i Fine herness-Won by Earl Plummer
Mr.. Bee; second, Hugh Hieschman's High
land SlTprise
Warm Up-Won by c. Lamar Cresswell
Silver Horn: second. Ralph Groves Dandy
third. Penny Delo's Party Miss.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Catholic Pinmen Open
Tourney Tomorrow

Section "a" and "E" teams will
open the 18th annual Washington
Catholic Bowling League tourna-
ment tomorrow night at the Green
way alleys. with singles at 7 o'clock,
teams at and doubles at 10 pm.
Tournament Chairman Ed Kelley
announced Section "C'' teams will
roll Wednesday night, Section ID
Thursday and Section "F" will con-
clude the four-day event Friday
night Ed Weeks, Bob Dent and
Claude Nichols will assist Keeley
The handicaps allowance will be
IS per cent of the difference between
each contestants average and
scratch. The entrance fee is $1.25
per man, with the team event
charged against team prize money
Evening star., 1946-05-13

Totals 81 II 2713 Totals 35 927 IA
Batted for Klieman in nth.
St. Louis --------- 600 062 100
Runs-zarilla. Mcouillen (:l.. Lucadel-
70. Judnieh. Stevens: Helf; Shirley la),
cRristman. Mack. Ross: Two-base hts
Shirley. stevens. Three-base hit-Ed-
wards. Home run-Rocco. Stolen base
and Berardino: Boudreau, Mack and Roc
co; Lemon. Boudreau and Rocco. Bases
o shsey Hesnpias 3 On Lsmom ssSnods
l J; by Lemon. 3: by Shirley. l. Hits
OF Reynolds, s in Az innings; off Klie-
man. 2 in q inning: of Black 3 in |
inning; off Lemon. 2 in 3 Innings. Los
ing pitcher-Reynolds. Umpires-Messrs
Jones. Rommel and Boyer
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

TODAY.
Baseball.
st. Anthony at Gonzaga, $3.50.
Roosevelt at Navy Laundry
School, 400.
Catholic University at WASH
ington College.
Track.
Catholic University at Virginia.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Detroit.
Anacostia at Wilson. Central at
Western. Coolidge at Tech (inter-
high series), 400.
Priority at st. Anthony, $3.50.
Landon at Georgetown Prep,
$3.50.
Charlotte Hall at Washington
Lee, $3.50.
Fairfax at George Washington,
$3.50.
st. Adams at Friends, $3.50.
Richard Montgomery at Blair,
$3.50.
Woodward at Gaithersburg.
2:30.
Golf.
Anacostia VS.. Western, Prince
Georges; Wilson VS.. Central.
Manor; Coolidge VS.. Tech; Ken
wood dnterhigh series), 400.
Women's Post Cup tourna-
ment, Prince Georges, 9:l5.
George Washington at Johns
Hopkins.
Track,
Coolidge, Bethesda, Blair.
Landon at Western, 400.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
French Netmen Mop Up

PARIS, May Is R).-France's
Davis Cup team completed a FIVE
match sweep of its European zone
elimination sereis with Great Brit
ain by winning the final two singles
matches in straight sets. During
the three-day series, the British
squad was able to win only one
set.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
SECOND GAME.

Totals "a 727 8 Totals 81 327 :
'Batted for Dickson in fifth.
Batted for Rice in seventh
Batted for Krist in seventh.
Cincinnati " 900 O5O O0O-a
St. Louis - 900 O01 O00-l
Miller. Musial. Errors-Miller. Blackwell
Dusak. Two-base hits-Hackwell. Musial
Home run-Hatton. Stolen base-Haas
Sacriflce-Lamanno. Double play-Kleir
to Marion to Sisler. 6ases on balls-Of
Barrett, s.: OF Krist, /; of Blackwell. 3;
oil Donneily, L. Strikeouts-By Barrett
,: by Dickson, ]: by Donnelly, 3: by
Blackwell, / by Krist, /. Hits-On Bar
rett: in 4ia innings: OF Dickson. ir
p inning Of Krist. o in innings; of
Donnelly, O in : innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Barrett tWest. Losing pitcher-Bar-
rett. Umpire-Messrs. Barlick. Pinelli
and Ballanfant
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Reds, As: Cards, FL
FIRST GAME

Runs-Lamanno, Wander Nicer. Haas.
Miller, SLAUGHTER, Brecheen. Errors
Walters, Martin. Two-base hits-Musial,
Haas Home run-Miller. Sacrifices
ODea, Mccormick, Klein t2). Double
plays-Lamanno and Miller: walters. Mil
Ter and Haas: Klein: Marion and Sisler:
Brecheen. 9; of Martin. 1. Struck out
By Walters: d: by Brecheen. 6. Hits-on
Brecheen, IL in 9b innings; by Martin.
l in ~ inning Hit by pitcher-By
Brecheen CLAY Losing pitcher-Brecheen
Umpires-Messrs. Ballanfant Barlick and
Pinelli.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Cubs, ;; Pirates, |

Totals q 724 II Totals 20 so7 o
GATED for Heintzelman in seventh
Batted for Gerheauser In ninth,
Ran for Salkeld in ninth.
Pittsbursh 600 100 OnO-1
ShSaso 1,-- 010 020 0Ox-3
1, Runs Colman Hack. Cavarretta.
Double, plays--Fletcher (unassisted1: Gus.
OF Heintzelman. 4: off Pascal. 8. Strike
99uts-By Heintzelman: 3; BY GerheauSer
8 in innings: off Gerheauser. in y !;
innings. Passed ball-Liyines ston. Losing
pitcher-Heintzelman: Umpires--Messrs
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Powell CoIesviIIe Hero

Jake Powell. an ex-big Lacquer,
smacked triple with two on in the
final frame to give the Colesville
Cardinals an 11-9 win over CATH
ersburg A. c. yesterday on the
losers diamond
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Red Sox, ;; Yankees, !

Totals 81 327 6 Totals 30 3 27 13
'Batted for Chandler in eighth
New York - 600 OO1 0O0-I
Runs-Metkovich t2p, Williams. stirn-
weiss: Errors-.Rizzuto go, Majeski
Ihree-base hit-Stirnweiss. Double play
balls-oh Chandler 7: of Harris, >.
Strike outs-By Chandler, 81 by Harris. s.;
by Russo, . Hits-Of Chandler. in s
innings; Russo. none in inning Wild
pltch-Chandler. Losing pitcher-Chand-
Ter Umpires-Hubbard, Weafer and
Evening star., 1946-05-13

Dated Tor Roberge In IO[n
7Batted for Cutler in 10th
New York ------- 800 100 900 1-5
>, Runs-Pike, Mize t2p, Lombardi. Joyce,
Hopp, Sanders 90. Rowell, Masi. Errors
sserL, Ro6eree, Cutler; Two-base. hits
Graham; Home runs-Joyce, Mize Sand
eTs Sacrifices-Rucker, Rowen Double
pIays-Blattner to Mize: Mize to Kerr to
Mize:, Bases on balls-On Trinkle, i; Oh
Lee, =. Struck out-By Joyce, 4; BY Lee,
Hlts"Oh Joyce. ii in ga innings: Oh
Irlnkle, 2 in y, inning Hit by pitcher
BY Lee tRuckeD. Passed ball-Lombsrdi
losing pitcher-Joyce. Umpires-Messrs,
GoetZ and Reardon
Evening star., 1946-05-13
SECOND GAME.
Totals "a o s24 Totals 81 7271 12
7 Batted for Kerr in eighth,
Rallied for RlldriHl ir, AZ

Batted for Kerr in eighth
! Batted for Budnick in eighth.
Batted for Roberge in eighth.
New York rk-------- 900 900 1O1-o
Boston --- 200 010 OK
Il, Runs1ERigney, Rucker. Hopp. Holmes
~, Sanders, Rowell cutler, Wright. Err
rors-Rigney, Marshall Two-base hit
Hopp.- Three-base hit-Hoimes Sacri-
fSice-Fernandez; Double play-Wright to
balls--Of Koslo. 2: oil Fischer. 4: oil
Wright, 7. Strikeouts-By Koslo. 4: by
Fischer. J.. Hits-On Koslo, S in 5 in
in ! Wild pitch-Koso Losing pitch
er-koslo. Umpires-Messrs. Reardon and
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Tigers, 4; White Sox, !

Runs-Moses, Mayo. McCosky, Outlaw.
Moses, Jones, Moore, Trout. Greenberg.
Stolen base-Appling. Double plays-Ap-
ping ana Jones; Trout, Lake and Green
berg. Bases on balls-Off Lyons, 4;
Of Trout. .. Strikeouts-By Trout 4.
Passed ball-Tresh. Umpires-Paparella
Grleve and Summers
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Minor Leagues
By the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUl

by me AsSCCioie0 EIeSS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse \ y ! .s59 sS!' Buffalo Y S! SIS
Fo$5S's E$ s5$ s };5:iy Es:S,ss;1 city
M9Hf5ssi' forpnse. IA: Bsaslo,, sfssin0ff ia 80
sSSs.,t.5 lssSsSs45Sr sSSi,.
;:!:t ::!: : &! Nj: 81: I|
Toledo. sM7: Milwaukee, 3I6
indianapolis' Is: Minneapolis IS
St. rsS sStEHFRs HER lss@s5'@1f sssociArloS: I%9'
Ataptaa n1ans Az 5 fhtagss f. gdse iS i 4S3 81
Ns5hRills MsRRls : sSo sS gHas i 3ft 3ft
Results YESTERDAY.
1RH'i;s Si5%R5aiS;hag: ): .; %55,I5 Ettis RoeS; 5-s
,tsesa xsS oTsas S5a III % c5.d atts Ss9knss
Dallas y; y L esa Rss peaumt Y Y is i .ef4 F.
Tuiss Aa'o L = $ sss ss esIDqEt oRIs e isa isa
Results YESTERDAY.
Tulsa. 81; Houston %.
Oklahoma City. 10; San Antonio
Beaumont. 6: Fort Worth. 8.
Pacific COAST LEAGUE
srcisco 30 30 Is So; S. Diego 20 Is .444
LAngrs % 16 .636 Sacra'to IS y 400
Oakland 27 IS 500 Seattle y q 1856
Hollyw'd - 2l .512 Portland Is 2S .349
Results Yesterday.
San Francisco. St: Sacramento, 5-3.
Gsklsna; fsi Anaeles S. T Sea1t1ei poetland md Co.
Hollywood, st; San Diego 6-3
Evening star., 1946-05-13
Braves, 81; Giants, 81
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 $40 10 Totals 43 IS 80 l.
.Batted for Roberge in I0ln.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-10
KeithtOWn

Keithtown - Jan. 9. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Chandler visited Sunday
at the home of Carl Delaney and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chandler and
daughter Gloris spent few days
recently at the home of his parents
Ard Chandler and family.
Lucille and Ann Jane Henthorne
visited over the week end with Hela
Dodds.
Nina Steward spent the week end
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edd
Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ard Chandler and
family spent Sunday at the home
OF Charlie McMannis and family Of
Reinersville.
s 1-c William McMannis, Jr., has
returned to Charleston, S. c., after
spending a 80 day furlough at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
William McMannis.
Paul Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford Baker was discharged from
the U. S. Army on December 25, and
is at present at the home of his par
ents
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-10
DeXtpr l'ity

Dexter City, - Jan. 9 - Mrs.
Chauncey Speaker and daughter
Connie of Steubenville spent several
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
P. R. Blake.
Misses Agnes and Lula Sullivan
of Marietta spent the week end
with their aunt Kathryn Sullivan
and other ~elatives.
Ira "P5rt" Young, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Young of Crooked
Tree has received his discharge and
arrived home last Saturday. He
served in the South Pacific.
Bruce Miller and Junior McMan-
mas left last Friday for Charleston,
S. c., Navy yard where they are sta
toned on the U. S. S. Murray. They
spent 30 day leave at their homes.
Mrs. Walter Ward of GAINESVILLE
spent several days with her uncle
Mr.. and MHrs. J. o. Miller.
Fred Devol, Beverly Robinson,
Barbara Hutcheson, Patty Bord and
Adele Miller attended the basket
ball game at Lowell Saturday night
between Lowell and Dexter City. 80
to 80 in favor of Lowell.
Howard Morris spent last week III
Columbus.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-10
RenrOCk

Renrock, Jan. 9-Renrock Grange
held their regular meeting Friday
evening. A program of music, read
ings, talks and games proved very
interesting and fitting for the bee
ginning of new year.
At the next regular meeting,
work in the first and second degree
will be given a class of candidates.
A party was given at the Brook
field school building Thursday ev-
enlng honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy
Nabor and family who are moving
from the Hedge farm to operate a
dairy farm in northern Ohio, Geau-
ga Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Thorla were
McConnelsville visitors Friday.
Carlos Reed, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ermine Reed recently spent short
furlough with home folks.
John Coyle, and John Allison have
both returned to their respective
camps after having spent a fur
lough in the w. E. Coyle home and
with other relatives.
Charles Stoneking enjoyed an 8
day furlough with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Stoneking recently
His wife accompanied him back to
his camp in North Carolina.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-01-10
Olive Green

Olive Green - Jan. 8. - Miss
Lizzie Gould was a Thursday caller
of her friend, Mrs. Ocie Harmon o.
Sharon.
Do to the presents of the flu the
Sharon grade school will present
their operetta called "Where Was
Santa p" at the Forest Grove high
school at 8 o'clock Thursday even
ing.
The admission is adults 30 cents
and children Is cents.
Among the Caldwell callers were
Stanley Stewart, his mother, Mrs
Ettei Stewart, Mrs. Irvil Armstrong
and son, Joe, Oliver Anderson, and
sons, Harry and John, Floyd WI5 IN
and wife
Genalda Danford, of Caldwell, was
a Forest grove school visitor, the
thee days last week.
!. q. and Ralph Nichols left Fri
day fol Illinois.
Lizzie Gould was Saturday call.
er on hvil Armstrong and family.
Dara Caldwell, son, of Vernon
Caldwell and wife, is spending a fur
lough at his home.
Lloyd Jacobs, who was recently
discharged, is now employed in Can
ton.
Mrs. Ocie Harmon and son, Earl,
of Sharon was last Sunday caller,
of Lizzie Gould.
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Sharon

Sharon, - Jan. 9. 49, Members of
the Mystery club of the Methodist
Sunday school were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Marquis,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mamie
Parks was co-hostess.
Mrs. Edna Wiley presided and
had charge of the devotionals and
the business session. Plans were
made for an all day quilting in Feb
ruary. The following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year.
President, Mrs. Pauline Haga, Vice
President, Mrs. Lucille Marquis,
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Ma
rie Morrison.
A social hour was enjoyed with
Cora Marquis winning the contest
prize. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Members of the Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian church were entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Marie Nor.
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south Olive

South Olive - Jan. 9. - Mrs. M
C. Ogle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 0gle
attended the funeral of the formers
brother, Marcus Cain in GAINESVILLE
Monday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harper ar.
rived here last week from California
where Mr.. Harper received his dis.
charge from the Navy. They viii
make their home here.
Mrs. Sally Adds spent New Years
Day with Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hols-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carter and
son David visited his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Davis, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam McMann and Mrs. Tur-
ner of Macksburg called on Mrs.
Rilla Luke Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Nora King and Mrs. Mary
Lois Colley spent Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Gertie Haines and
Mrs. Mary Vaughn.
Rev and Mrs. o. N. Adds of Can
ton were guests of Albert Adds
and family one day last week.
Mrs. Rilla Luke of this place and
son Elmer of Marietta visited Mrs.
Sophia Dutton in the Swan hospital
in Cambridge, Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton
and son Tommy are moving from
the Carter property here to a farm
they recently purchased near Som
erset.