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Evening star., 1946-01-30
IS Graduates Receive
Diplomas. al George
Washington High

Diplomas last night were awarded
IS members of the midyear gradual
ing class Of George Washington
High School, Alexandria, by Supt
Of Schools Thomas C. Williams.
Also awarded diplomas ain abb
sentia" were Is former students who
earned their graduation by taking
work at other schools. Many of
these have Joined the armed forces
since leaving the Alexandria school.
Theme of the commencement ex-
|ercises was "An American Youth
What Is Hep" Those participating
in symposium on the subject were
Miss Phyllis Lawler, James Hayman,
Miss Betty McClung, William Blank
ley, Miss Avis Baber and Bert Rudin.
Special Awards Presented.
The program also included the
presentation of special awards by
Edward D. Reed, chairman of the
Board OF Education. Those receiv-
ing the awards were:
Mr.. Hayman, Alexandria Kiwanis
Club Medal for general excellency;
Miss Baber, Alexandria Rotary Club
Medal for general excellency; Miss
Joan Fleegal and Rachmill Schlaif-
szteyn, citizenship awards of the DR..
Elisha Cullen Dick Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
and Miss Jean Ann Rubin and Lewis
L. Clarke, principals awards for
cadet morale.
MIR. Reed also presented certifi-
Gates Of academic achievement to
the following students:
Avis Anne Baber, Martha Louise Butler,
Lewis Lynn Clarke, Jewel Martha Coving-
ton, Joan Mae Fleegal, James Norman
Hayman, lay Claire Lorraine Hudson, Jean
beth Mcclung. Sylvia Isabelle Poladian.
Marguerite Edna Randell, Eleanor Jane
RRsyno,dIs RsynmI' Jean Ann Rubin Ber. N Eudin:
Zimmerman.
List of Graduates.
The list of graduates follows:
Herbsrt Roy Allen. James Louis Anderson,
AVIS Anne BaSer.. Barbara Tart Barrett,
Betty Benbcw. William Blankley. Catherine
Jacqueline Boley, George Edwin Brenner,
Martha Louise Butler, Louis Buttgen, jr !,
Elizapeth jane Butts, Thelma Louise Car
roll. Lewis Lynn Clarke, William Wilton
Clarke, Jewel Martha Covington, Leath
;n Penn !. \. paws. Harvey Thomas Dove, r.,
ter, Vera Mae Fouts, Margaret Patricia
Lee Gillum, Freda Pearl Goldman, Robert
Lee German, Virginia Louise Grimes, James
Norman Hayman, Dorothy Aldridge Hicks,
June Amelia Howard, Claire Lorraine Hud-
son, Mary Eloise johnson, Donald MELVIN
Knight. Charlotte Francis Lane, Jean Lois
LANGLEY. Phyllis Lawler, Daniel Liychak,
GG,srsldine Gerald Mary Luh. Marie Elizabsth Nc
Marion Mendler. Mary Lena Merchaht,. Au-
drey Jane Miller, John Joseph Moody. Mar
garet Bertha Neurnan, Montrue Mae Payne,
Roy Dallis Peyton, Sylvia Isabelle Poladian,
Marquette Edna Randell, Eleanor Jane
Reynolds, Mary Ann Robin, Dorothy
Christine Rowzie, Jean Ann Rubin, Bert M
Eudin, Rachmtll Schlaifszteyn, Frank B.
Tate, T;a H.; Gloria Jean TAYLOR, Dorothy Ethel
Diplomas sin absentia" were
awarded the following:
Ronald Earl Fuller, Charles Warren
Rledsoe, Leonard Max Koishak, George
Zachary Boteler, Donald Eugene Reece,
Earl Maxwell Walter: Hugh Wesley Turner,
beck. Edith Mae sRiveIihufg, John Leland
Renshaw, Courtney Leonard Nails, Richard
Allen MeAgher, James Henry Bryant, jr.:
Earl Montgomery Brown, william Lawrence
Cowhig, Thomas r. Keefe, jr.:; Hush Alfred
Sutherland.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Diplomas ''in absentia" j,
awarded the following:

Ronald Earl Fuller, Charles Warren
Zachary Boteler, Donald Eugene Reece,
Earl Maxwell Walter, Hugh Wesley Turner,
William Hunter Leef, Donald Elmer Stro-
beck. Edith Mae sRivenbufg, John Leland
Rsnshaw, Courtney Leonard Nails, Richard
Allen Meaghers James Henry Bryant, IT.;
Earl Montgonery Brown, william Lawrence
Sutherland. =
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-07
MRS. FORRY NAMED
SOCIETY EDITOR OF JOURNAL

The Union County Journal is
pleased to announce the appoint
ment of Mrs. Mignon Forty as
society reporter and editor, begin
ming with today's issue of the pap
er.
Experienced in this field of news
paper work, Mrs Forty will give
Journal readers a complete picture
of social happenings in MarySville,
including club activities, parties,
and personal items. She will appre-
ciate it if anyone having news of
this nature will call her at Ash.
Miss Rosemary WeStlake, who
has reported society news fer The
Journal during the past l8 months,
in addition to other work in The
Journal office, will continue these
other duties. She expresses her APP
probation for the assistance given
her by people in MarysVille and vic
Unity while she was writing the So
ciety and asks that they call Mrs.
Forty at any time.
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BLUE STAR MOTHERS

Mrs. Dana Griffin, president OF
the local unit Of the Blue Star
Mothers of America, presided over
the February meeting held in the
Armory on "Wednesday evening.
The meeting was opened in the
usual ritualistiC form.
Mrs. Clarence Schalip was I'M
tiated and each member repeated
the obligation given by the chap
lain, Mrs. George Simpson. A gilt
of SIS was given to the March OF
Dimes Fund.
A program was presented by
the group of ladies from Peoria,
with Mrs. Ada Shirk, chairman,
giving several quizzes; Mrs. Helen
Jewell read a papaer on the DUAL
tiles of Lincoln, Mrs. Laura Bel
ford, a Bible quiz; and Mrs. Vlr-
ginia Montgomery, a poem when
the Meetings. Called to Order.
A feather race was enjoyed by all
A lunch of sandwiches cookies
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ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE

Mrs. Deborah Johnson, of 637 F..
Fourth Street announces the mar
reage of her daughter, Mrs. Esther
Darling to Ralph E. McCarty, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCarty, 230
S. Chestnut Street, at Greenup,
KY, on January 9, Mrs. McCarty
is the Dental Assistant and recep-
ZIONIST in the office of DR.. Fred
Jones. Mr.. McCarty was recently
discharged from the 95th Division
after three years in the ETO. They
will make their home at 637 f. 4th
ST. u
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PARTY FOR HUSBAND

Mrs. Charles Daley entertained
Saturday evening in her home on
the Milford rd. honoring her huS-
bands birthday. The guests pre-
sent were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Harris and
children, Ronald and Carol, Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Temple and
daughters, Glendola and Mildred,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Parish and
granddaughter, Jean, Mr.. and Mrs,
Vernon Parrish, all of Marion; Mr.,
and Mrs. Harley Bill and son, Err
nest, and granddaughter, Juanita
Ebright, Mrs. Robert Reese, Burt
on Bill and daughter, Donna, Mrs
Herman Fladt and daughter, Linda
Lou, all in or near Marysville, and
the guest of honor.
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P.T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD

The officers and the chairmen of
each committee of the Marysville
Parent-Teacher organization are
reminded 10 attend the Executive
Board meeting to be held Monday
afternoon at $3.50 in the usual
room
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ATTENDS STYLE SHOW

Mrs. n. f. Davis, proprietor of
the Mary Ann Beauty Shop and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rauseh attend
ed the style show held nj Column
bus on Monday.
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VISTST PARENTS

Mrs. Richard Hinderman of
West Seventh Street accompanied
by her children, Oracle and Sam
mie, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kl
lev. at Mt. Gilead
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VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. Bessie Rumell of South
Plum Street had as her guest last
week, her daughter, Mrs. w. w.
Jones, of Osborn. Captain Jones, of
the army joined his wife on Friday
for the weekend. Miss Margaret
Brisker of Magnetic Springs was
also guest in the Russell home on
Sunday.
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SPRINGDALE MISSIONARY

The monthly meeting of the
Springdale Missionary Society
which was to have been held this
week was postponed because of the
death of the father of their post or
Rev. George c. Reed.
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HEARS FROM Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Overley, w.
Fourth St, received word today
that their son, Sgt. Raymond Over
ley, had left Manila around Feb. l.
He has been stationed in the Air
Corps at Clark Field, Luzon.
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basketball tournament.
SILVER CROSS

The Silver Cross Circle of the
Kings Daughters which was to
have met on Tuesday evening has
been entirely cancelled for this
month.
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tel, left Saturday evening for Los
Angeles, California, to make an ex-
tended visit with her friend, Miss
Bertha Crawford.
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NEW ADDRESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Burroughs
of South Walnut Street have re-
ceived a new adresS of their son
Don who was recently inducted in
to the Navy. Donald w. Burroughs,
AIS, Bks 106-Co. 32-A6, u. S. N.
T. c., Camp Perry, Ohio. Don play
ed varsity football on the Marys-
vile high squad for three years.
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CLUB NOW NAMED
Miss Florence James entertain
ed her bridge club at Cookies Cor
ners' for dinner on Tuesday eve
ming. They enjoyed play at the
home of Miss Ave Collier, on Ash
Street following the dinner.
The members of this club, which
has never had a name have played
together for approximately seven
years and at thedinnerdecidedto
name themselves the Just Eight
Bridge Club. The members are
nearly all employees of o. M
Scott and Sons.
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ATTENDS STYLE SHOW

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul HoultZ, Mrs.
Richard Allemang and Mrs. Yer
non Brelsford, as representatives
of the Okallah Studio here, attend
ed the State Hair Dressers Assoc
iation Convention at Columbus
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The
sessions were held in the Neil
House and were attended by hund-
reds of beauty operators from all
over Ohio. The newest and most
unusual methods of hair styling
were shown and Mrs. Houltz sale
it was one of the finest conventions
held in years. Every point OF
beauty culture was studied, even
to hats, custom made before the
eye, styled to any coiffure.
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on North Main street Play will
begin at eight o'clock and refresh
ments will be served.
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. ~
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RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow B. Salter
of Grove Street returned to their
home on Saturday after having en-
joyed a three weeks vacation in
California
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HERE ON LEAVE

Charles RooSa, US. Coast Guard,
arrived Wednesday to spend sew
en- days with his parents, Sheriff
and Mrs. H. S. Roosa. He has been
stationed at Seaside Heights, M.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mrs. Marilyn Applegate enter
tanned with a dinner Friday even
ing in honor of her husbands birth
day anniversary. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl FetterS,
of Highland, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Applegate and daughter, Margaret,
of S. Maple st, and Lee Applegate.
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WEEK END GUEST

Miss Marietta Hayden, who tea
ches at New London, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0.
Eddy and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Nc
Cloud at PhariSburg.
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YORK P.T.A.

The York P.T.A. will sponsor a
feature movie at York township
hall, Tuesday evening, February
u, at 8 o'clock. Popular prices.
Proceeds will be used for payment
on school moving picture equip
ment
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VIEW. CARD PARTY

The members of the Mack Win
get Post of the Veterans of For
eign Wars will hold Euchre party
on Thursday evening at their hall
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Mr., and Mrs. John Smith and
daughters, Patty and Melanie, OF
East Sixth street, will leave Satur-
day for a SiX-weeks' visit in central
Florida. During their absence,
Louises' Beauty Salon, of which
Mrs. Smith is the operator, will be
closed.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NUPTIAIS TUESDAY

Miss Clara Kleiber, daughter OF
George Kleiber, of Milford Center,
became the bride of Alfred Blu
menSchein, son of Lewis Blumen-
schein, of Plain City, at two o.
clock Tuesday afternoon. The
double ring ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. August Gerken, OF
st. Johns Lutheran church.
The bride chose for her marri-
age a floor length dress of white
satin and carried a. bouquet OF
white carnations. Her double strand
of pearls was gift of the groom
Bertha Kleiber, sister of the
bride, was the brides only attend.
ant and wore a floor length dress
of pink marquisSete and a corsag6
of mixed flowers. A silver bracelet
was a gift of the bride.
Herman Blumenschein, brother
of the groom, served as best man.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Blumen
Schein will be at home to then
friends at their residence on Feb. 9
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Eleventh District, Of which the lo-
cal post is a member.
While i'm Cincinnati, Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Miefert visited the WLW
Radio Studios, where Mrs. Davis
was interviewed by Ruth Lyons on
the morning matinee
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GUDE-TYNIE CLUE

Mrs. Frank E. Smith, of near
Magnetic, will entertain the Guide
Tyne bridge club at her home at
8 pm. Wednesday.
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COLUMBUS VISITOR

Mrs. Hollie Morse of Columbus
was the weekend guest of Mrs.
Roy Morse and daughter, Miss Lu-
lu, at their home on West Sixth
st
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DINNER GUESTS
SANS SOUCI
KTATTFR KLUB

The Klatter Klub will be enter
tanned by Mrs. George Whitney at
a one o'clock luncheon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Verne How
ard, of near Milford Center, on Fri
day.
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YouNGsTOWN GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Denhart, of
Youngstown, have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of
West Fifth Street, the past several
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Doel-
linger were also dinner guests in
Tuesday evening in the Stevens
home, while other guests were in
vited to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Den
barton Monday and Tuesday even
ings.
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HOME

Mrs. George A. Nancy of West
Seventh Street has returned to her
home after visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Kreger, in Chicago,
the past several days.
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CLUB Now NAMED
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BROADWAY EVER-READY

The Broadway Ever-Ready Club
which was to have met on Februa-
ry 13 has been postponed until
February 20 when it will meet with
Mrs. Edward Amrine. The Postpon-
ment was necessary because of the
basketball tournament.
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W.C.T.U. TEA

Mrs. Anita LeMaster win be in
charge of the program for the
Frances Willard Silver Tea, to be
held Friday afternoon at two o.
clock in the Little Chapel of the
Methodist church, i'm place OF the
regular evening meeting,
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
A. S. FeltS, of Delaware. a state
worker.
This will be the annual guest
meeting of the local group, each
member bringing a guest and men,
berS of the other units i'm the coun-
ty are cordially invited.
Mrs. FeltS, guest speaker, would
like to have a short business meet.
ing of the members of the w. .C.TU.
at 100 pm. Friday.
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WIN FAIR BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. John Harrington, jr., was
hostess on Tuesday evening 10 the
Win Fair Bridge Club at her home
on West Third street.
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FOR REASSIGNMENT
Capt. and Mrs. Richard Engard
left Monday evening for Kansas
City, Mo. Capt. Engard is report
ing for re-assignment to active
duty in the Army after having
spent a 45-day leave at the home
of his parents, DR., and Mrs. p. I.
Engard, on N. Maple street.
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Z ATTEND VIEW. CONVENTION
+! Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. McCamey, OF
Sycamore street, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
| ton Kiles of Plain City, Mrs. N. f,
Davis of East Sixth ST., Mrs. Will
am Miefert of ~ Court ST., and
Russell SewelI, of East Fourth ST.,
attended the Mid-Winter Confer
ence of the Department of Ohio
held in Cincinnati, Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday of last week.
Mrs. A. V. Shoemaker, of the
i Westwood Post, in Columbus, was
elected to fill uneXpired term as
president of the Auxiliary of the
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w. S. C. S.

w. y. y. -.
Between forty and fifty members
of the Women'S Society of Christ
ian Service of the First Methodist
church of Marysville motored to
Delaware on Wednesday afternoon
to be guests of Dr. and Mrs. George
w. Hollister. Mrs. Hollister ad-
dressed the group, describing and
giving the history of the many
beautiful Shinese antiques, bronZ-
es, pieces of rosewood, carved
ivory, Ming pottery and oriental
rugs, which furnish their home.
She was assisted by DR.. Hollister.
A number of the articles were well
over a thousand years old, and one
piece of bronze has history dat
ing back to a number of years be-
fore the time of Christ. In her
most precious can be loaned to
ter told of the difficulty they had
in bringing their priceless posses
sionS to America after the invasion
of China by the japanese.
Since they are returning to ia
pan in April it will be necessary
for them to dispose of many
articles and they are hoping the
most precions can be loaned to
some museum.
Following an inspection of these
lovely pieces the hosts invited the
group to share with the last of
the fragrant Jasmine tea which
they had brought from the Orient.
This was accompanied by delicious
small cookies.
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VISITS GRANDPARENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Bell jr., and
little son, Steven, were Sunday
guests of Mrs, Bells parents, DR..
and Mrs. p. +. Engard, of n. Maple
st. Little Steven remained to spend
the week with his grandparents.
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O.E.S

The regular meeting of Mary
Chapter No. 9, Order of the East
ern Star, will be held Friday eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock in the Masonic
Hall.
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TO ENTERTAIN CLUB

Miss Verge Kerr of West Sixth
st. will entertain her bridge club
to dinner on Saturday evening.
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WOMAN'S PARLIAMENT

Mrs. Claude Skidmore, of Ash
street, presided over the regular
meeting of the Woman's Parlia-
ment held on Thursday afternoon,
in her home. The committee num-
Der A presented the program in the
topic "The Great Dilemma. Very
interesting and well prepared pap
ers were read by Mrs. Cleo Beck
on, What the Negro Wants, and
by Mrs. Carrie Sharrer whose sub
ject was THE Negro Genius, Mrs.
Helen Williams presented Its a
Dark Business, a chapter from
the book, Home by the River, by
Archibald Rutledge.
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PILGRIM CIRCLE

Mrs. Rolls Titus, of West Sixth
Street, was hostess to the Pilgrims
Circle of the Kings Daughters on
Tuesday evening. The program in
cluded devotions given by Mrs. Lin
us Thrall on the book of Joel,
using Joel as her text Mrs. Titus
presented, Foremost of Christian
PersonallitieS" and the QUOTA
tions prepared by Mrs. Lou Hazen
were from Washington, Lincoln
and L Longfellow. Refreshments
were served while the group remi-
niSced on school days.
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FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The Friendship Circle will be
entertained by Mrs. Leroy Burns
at her home on East Fifth Street
on Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
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OAR.
The Hannah Emerson Dustin
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet
Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Hopes on
West Fifth Street Following the
roll call a paper on Famous Fig
ureS in American History" will
be given by Mrs. William Coleman
A paper on Famous homes in Am
erican History" will be prepared
by Mrs. EnoS II. Bonham, TO be
read at tho meeting
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Balder-
son, of West Ninth street, enter
tanned on Thursday evening with
family party in honor of their little
daughter, Sues, third birthday
anniversary. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Robinson and chill
dren, Steve and Ginney; Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Burroughs, and Mrs.
c. H. Anderson.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
READ THE JOURNAL
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MRS. MIGNoN FoRRY, SOCIETY EDITOR. PHONE 4-7gll
FORTY-sECOND ANNIVERSARY

FORTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Beightler
of South Plum Street were honor
ed on their forty-second wedding
anniversary Saturday at a dinner
given by their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Beight-
ler, and their little daughters,
Joyce Ann and Nancy Sue, in their
home on West Sixth Street.
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AKRON GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Southland OF
West Fifth Street have as their
guests their daughter, Mrs. Will
liam G. Massey and sons, Tommy
and Billy of Akron. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Huffman and children
Jane, Dick and Bobby, of Colum-
bus, S,were additional guests on Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Huffman's
parents.
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DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Asman anc
Mr. and Mrs b. j. Southard were
guests at dinner at the home oi
Mayor and Mrs. William Asman or
Tuesday evening in honor of the
latter's daughter, Susie, it being
her ninth birthday.
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SANS SOUCI
Miss Jean Graham of Soutf
Court Street will be hostess to the
Sans Souci Bridge Club on Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock at hel
home.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvGLLE. OHIO

and coffee was served, from table
lighted with, red white and blue
candles, carrying on the patriotic
motif, at the close of the meeting.
Mrs. Griffin announced that
group from Milford Center with
Mrs. II. II. Kettler and Mrs. J. H.
Simon's as co-chairman, to be in
charge of the March program.
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RETURN FROM NEW YORK

10 ulIlner on Saturday evening.
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RETURN FROM NEW YORK
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills, of
Edgewood Terrace have returned
to their home after spending the
past ten days in New York.
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HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. Flora Mccoy, of West Six
tn street has returned to her home
after having been a patient in the
Miami Valley hospital at Dayton.
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VISITS IN CITY
Mrs. Leroy Burns of East Fifth
Street and Mrs. Weldon Shaw of
w. Fourth Street were visitors in
Columbus on Tuesday
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IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Fay Serith, formerly of S.
Plum Street and the Oakland Ho-
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TO VISIT FLORIDA

Forty at any time.