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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16

DR.. and Mrs. George COe. MIR Car
penter is in very poor health.
Mr.. d. K. Kimball spent from
Tuesday until Wednesday with MIR.
and Mrs. Fred HomSher and Mr.,
and Mrs. Malcolm Homsher and
family, in Columbus.
Mrs. Mary Whitney, of Marys-
vile, was a Sunday guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Howard and fam
ily. She also attended church SER
vices here.
Miss JoAnn VanAtta was a
shopper in Springfield, Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Homsher
and daughter, Mary Lou, of Xenia,
were Sunday dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cary Homsher.
Miss Catherine Curran, of Col
umbuS, was a Sunday guest of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Cur
ran, and sister, Anna.
Mrs. Frank Reed received word
from her son, Pfc. Walter Z. Van
natta, that he has arrived in Ber-
lin, Germany. This is the first word
from him, since March %, when
he called long distance from New
Brunswick, N. J. He left the States
March "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lynn, of
Columbus, were Saturday evening
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel McHenry and daughter,
Marguerite.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16
North Lewisburg

entertained out of town guests,
Sunday, at their home on E. Maple
ST., when delicious dinner was
served at the noon hour. Covers
were laid for, Mrs. Ruth Hopper,
Mr.. William Wolcott, of Quincy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund f. Hopper,
of Cincinnati; and the host and
hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Hopper came at this time espec-
tally to visit the formers mother,
Mrs. Ruth Hopper, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Beuscher.
Hobart Hill, S &c, will leave
jacksonville, Fla, Saturday, by
plane for Louisville, KY, where he
will take a train for the remainder
of the trip home. He is expected
to arrive in North Lewisburg Sun
day. Mr.. Hill is coming at this time
to attend commencement exercises
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16

and son and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Oberly and daughters, OF Column
Dus, were Sunday dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brill and
son, William. Mrs. OberB and
daughter and Mrs. Woodward, and
son, remained for an extended
visit due to the illness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brill
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kaufman
entertained their card party on
Thursday evening. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kaufman, OF
Mechanicsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
Ter Kaufman; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Kaufman, Mr., and Mrs. John
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. William Sim
onS, Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne,
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Hayes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Hageman, Mrs. Viola
BlumenSchein, Mrs. Eloise Richey
and Mrs. Phyllis Story. The even
ing was spent in playing euchre,
followed by delightful refresh
served by the host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Kaufman.
Eliza Rice, a patient at Univer-
sity hospital, is much improved at
this writing.
Mr.. Haynes is very i'll at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peters, Of
Urbana, were Tuesday evening
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Hageman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richenbach
and family, of Cleveland, were
Sunday afternoon callers h1e.
Mrs. Molly Ingram accompanied
them to her home here after few
days visit in Cleveland with the
Richenbachs.
Miss Mary Ingram, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Johnson, of
Springfield, were Sunday after
moon callers of Mrs. Kathryn john
son and Mrs. Julia Adams.
Mr.. Paul Bushman, of Detroit,
spent Friday with his aunts, Mrs.
Julia Adams and Mrs. Kathryn
johnson.
Mrs. Martha Kimball spent
Tuesday evening and Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Homsher,
in Columbus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16

ming from Portsmouth where they
spent the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bray and
daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Effie Bray
and Mrs. Matte Smythe spent
Sunday in Springfield, with MIR.
and Mrs. Wilbur Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot c. Heath
celebrated their 10th wedding an
niversary Sunday at their home. At
noon a family dinner was enjoyed.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Heath, of Niles; Mrs. Flor
ence Vance, of Zanesfield; Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Heath and son, Dick
ie, and daughter, Rosie, of East
Liberty; Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Henry
and daughters, Nancy, Mildred
and Cora Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Daniels, of Bellefontaine,
and Evans Hughes Heath, of the
home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16
Mrs. Ward Spain.

Personals
Miss Virginia Collinson, of Mar
ysville, spent the week at the home
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Pennington, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington spent
the weekend at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Collinson, in Mar
ysville. They attended the Hill
climb Motorcycle races in West
erville, Sunday.
Miss Francis Wehe spent the
day, Sunday, visiting friends in
Galena.
Mrs. Ethel Kaufman and Mr..
Otis Smith spent Sunday in Spring
field visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Kaufman and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller.
Burrel Hall, better known as
Bill, has been discharged from the
Great Lakes Naval Center. After
serving three years in the Euro
pean and Pacific theaters.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glen Robinson, of
Fayette, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Stratton and son, Darrell, spent
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Westfall, on
E. Maple st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes en-
tertained for the day, Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Blackford and sons,
Mr.and Mrs. William Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Barnes and daugh-
ter, of Urbana
Mr.. Maurice Wheeler spent the
weekend in Bellefontaine visiting
at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes at
tended the theater in Bellefontaine
Sunday evening.
North Lewisburg Methodist Parish
Frank Beuscher, Pastor
Union Chapel
Preaching service 9:45.
Church school 1890.
North Lewisburg
Church school $50.
Worship and sermon 20:45.
Prayer and Bible study, Wed
nesday evening 7:45.
Mingo
Church school $50.
The Annual Methodist Confer
ence will be held in Toledo, May
q.
A special Mothers Day program
was given in the church Sunday
morning when recognition was
given to Mrs. Chamberlain, aged
96, mother of o. J. Chamberlain,
as the Oldest mother present in
church service. Mrs. Arvilla Loud
en-, 85, was the oldest mother pres
ent in Sunday School. Mrs. Bernice
Hill was recognized as the mother
of the most children present at
Sunday School.
Mrs. Glen Blazer had the best
attendance for the year. She at
tended Sunday School 40 Sundays
out of so.
Hospital Notes
Mrs. Robert Crowl was admitted
May II in Champaign Co. hospital
for medical treatment. Her con-
dition is very serious.
Daughter Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Newman
are announcing the birth OF an
eight and one-half pound daughter.
The baby has been named Lois.
Graduation Calendar
May 10, Bacealaureate.
May %, Commencement.
May IS, Alumni reception, dance
FLA. Election
FLA. held an election with +.
R. BrelSford, vocational agricul-
ture teacher, as group advisor OF
the Future Farmers of America.
The following were named as Off
icers for the years 1916 and 1947:
president, Roger Jordan; vice-pres-
ident, Omar Dooley; secretary,
Donald Kent treasurer, James
Bahan; reporter, Harvey Watkins;
sentinel, Harold Lee Baker.
Personals
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. McColly
motored to Warren, Ind, Thurs
day, where they attended a fun
eral.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Hayman Porter
of Columbus, were Saturday call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs, Waen Hempy.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Coe, of
Ostrander, were Saturday evening
dinner guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
George Coe.
Mr.. f. *. Carpenter returned to
his home, Tuesday, in Carpenter
after a few days visit here with
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-16
Lunch Dessert
Snread

Spread gingersnaps with cream
cheese and put together, sandwich
style, for dessert for the lunch box
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Bull, junior yearling F'fest, L..
ID. Caulk, Wyoming.
Bull senior calf-F'irst. G.. Wal
lace Caulk. Wyoming; second, G.
c. Simpson. Houston.
Bull junior calf - First. l.. ID.
Caulk, Wyoming; second H. Rob
bins Webb, Lincoln.
Cow. five years First. l.. u.
Caulk, Wyoming; second &. e.
Simpson. Houston.
Cow. four years First. l.. y.
Caulk. Wyoming: second. G.. G.
Simpson. Houston.
Cow. three years First, L. Rob
bins Webb, Lincoln; second. q
Wallace Caulk. Wyoming.
Cow two years FIRST. l.. ID
Caulk. Wyoming; second q. c
Simpson. Houston.
Heifer, senior yearling - First
l.. ID. Caulk, Wyoming; second. q
c. Simpson, Houston.
Heifer junior yearling First
G. c. Simpson, Houston; second, l.
ID. Caulk, Wyoming.
IIeifer. senior calf-Fist, G
Wallace Caulk. Wyoming; second
&. c. Simpson, Houston.
Heifer. junior calf-First, l.. Il
Caulk, Wyoming; second l.. Rob
bins Webb. Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Applique project-First. Made
line Foulkrod; second. Evelyn
Bergquist.
Any other project-First. Nora
Marvel.
Woven Rug-First. Vera Mes
Messick; second. Mary Morris.
Brush Backs First. Harvey
Carter; second. Garrett Adams.
Other type brush First. Walton
Foxwel; second. Arthur Warren.
Box Construction First. Chas
Carter; second. Walton FoXwell
Waste Basket-First. Andrew
Matthew's; second, Garrett Adams
Bird House or Feeding Station
First, franklin Marker; second,
Albert Matthews.
Framing Project - First, John
Fragomile; second, Garfield Berry.
Foot Stool - First. Raymond
Matthews; second, Paul McClain.
4 Utility FootstOol- First, Albert
Endberg; second, Dennis Dorsey.
( Flower Stand - First. Joseph
/ Cummons; second. Harry LOOMS
I Taylor.
Table-First, Arthur Matthews
second. Donald Warren.
Book Case-First, Charles Wal
ey; second, James Patrick.
Medicine Cabinet-First, Arthur
Warren.
Turning Lathe First, James
Spencer; second. William Ryan.
Hand or ship carving First
Charles Valley; second, Arth e.
Matthews.
Paint or refinish jOb-First. vii
liam Frame; second. Wallace
Forbes.
Any other project First, JOIN
Allison; second. Albert Matthews
Pair of shoes repaired First
William Ryan; second, AndreN
Matthews.
, Broom First. William Ryan
second, Charles Valley.
Mop First. Albert EnGbri&; see
Ond. John Allison.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
DELAWARE COLONY

Dresser Scarf, outline stitch -
First, Edith Spencer; second, Eliz-
abeth Joseph.
Belt, easy stitch-First. Rather
inc wilkins: second Martha Ar
ney.
Hot Dish Holder First. Louise
Hamilton; second. Ruth Ann Car
ey.
Bean Bag or other project -
First. Myrtle Jones; second. Jean
CANDLES.
Curtains, embroidered - First.
GiOvena Bruno; second, Helen Ann
Frame.
Scrub Brush-First. Dennis Dor
sey; second, William Tomlinson.
Bread Board First, David Ba-
ker; second. Walter Cristadora.
Simple Book Ends-First. Ralph
Murphy; second, Stephen Tearl.
Napkin Holder - First, Harvey
! Prettyman; second. Frances Gold
| Kitchen or Bathroom Fixture -
First. Carr, Palmer; second, Geo
Forbes.
Any article. outline stitch First
Evelyn Bergquist; second, Grace
F'Oulkrod
Any article. chain stitch-Bea-
trice Henry; second. Mary Hill.
Italian Hemstitch project First
Evelyn Adams; second. Evelyl
Bergquist.
Crocheted. project First. Ger
FH.1
eransi
Sweater, knitted First. Elsi,
Benson; second. Dorothy Hamilton
Child's Sweater, knitted First
Elizabeth wilkins; second. Flor
ence FOulkrod.
More difficult sweater - First
Geneva Niksa: second. Helen Me
Claiferty.
Hand IIemming First, Genev;
Niksa; second. Louise Flowers.
Darning and Patching First
Grace Foulkrod; second, Louise
Flowers.
Dress-First, Madeline Foulk
rod; second. Catherine Fleetwood
Apron First. Sarah Adams; sec
ond, Eleanor Frame.
Hand woven lunch set-FirSt
Helen McC laiferty; second, Clar
Marvel.
Hand woven table runner, plail
First. Florence McGrimms; sec
Ond. Eleanor Frame.
Hand woven table runner pat
tern Firs Clara Marvel; secOnC
) Helen McClafferty.
Hand woven polliw First, Elt
amor Frame.
Cross stitched pillow Firs
Clara Marvel; second Madelin
FOulkrOd.
Cross stitched table runneF
First. Marion Outten; second. AIic
TomlinSOn.
!. Any other crossed stitched pre-
: ject First. Eleanor GOgnOn; Sc,
ond. Geneva Niksa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Bull, Junior yearling 'irst, Will
7 am A. Curry. Princess Anne: sec
ond, Albert j. Bailey. Hebron. Md
Bull, senior calf-First. &. l..
Timanus. Queenstown. Md: sec
ond. John McNaugh, Newark.
Cow, three years First Berkley
Farms. Newark; second. John Me-
Waugh. Newark.
Cow, two years First. Berkley
Farms. Newark; second. j. How
ard Whit. Middletown.
Heifer, senior yearling First.
Berkley Farms. Newark: second
John McNaugh. Newark.
Heifer junior yearling First. J.
Howard White. Middletown: sec
ond. Horace Woodward. Whining
ton.
Heifer, senior calf First, &. c
Simpson, Houston; second. Horace
Woodward, Wilmington.
Heifer. Junior calf-First, Hor
ace Woodward. Wilmington: sec
ond, John McNaugh. Newark.
Aged Herd First. John Nc
Waugh, Newark
Young Herd-First. John Me
Waugh, Newark; second. q. l.. Tin
anus. Queenstown. Md
Get Sire First. JOh nMcVaugh
Newark; second. j. Howard White
MiddletOwn
Product of Dam First. Bcrklr
Farms. Newark; second John Nc
Waugh. Newark.
AyrShireS
Bull, three years First. /. Rpl
bins Webb. Lincoln.
Bull. two years First, l.. /
. Caulk. Wyoming.
Bull. senior yearling First. Vii
. ginia 1uffes. Kennedyville, Md
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Pony, over 3 years, under As
inches high-First, Rodney Caulk,
Wyoming; second, Medford Car
ter, Dover.
Pony. under 3 years, under As
inches hiT5-First, Edward Hobbs.
Harrington.
Conformation and Performance
All age Walkers First, Harold
POOre, Frederica.
All age 3 and gated Saddle
t-rses-First. Grace Short. Smyr-
ma; second, Leon Russum. Wyom-
ing.
All age Hunter Chases-First,
Ola tingham. FELTON,; second,
Edward Chambers. Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW
H0lSteinS

Cow, two years FIRST. Peggy
Ann Adams, Denton; second. Bruce
Clark. KentOn.
Senior Heifer Cow First. Peg
gy Ann Adams, Denton; second.
Wallace Cook. Jr.. k.astOn, Md.
Senior Heifer Calf First. Pur-
mel f. Friedel. Jr.. Viola; second,
Caroline Cook. ElktOn. Md.
Jerseys
Senior IIeiier Calf First, los
eph Mitchell. Ilockessin; second.
Floyd Blessing, Houston
Guernseys
Cow. two years First. Philip
PiersOn, HOckessn.
Senior Yearlins Heifer First
David Woodward. Wilmington.
Junior Yearling Heifer First
Steven BarZewski, Newark; sec
ond, Marvin Patterson, Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Senior Heifer Calf-First. Jo-
anne Barzewski, Newark: second.
Barbara Teitler. Glasgow.
AyrShires
Senior Yearling Heifer- First.
X meth Prettyman, Houston.
Junior Yearling Heifer First.
Eden Roberts, Lincoln
Junior IIeifer Calf First. Jim
Simpson. H.
I0lSteinS
Bun, > Second, Melvin
Fox. Bridgeville.
Bull, two years First. b. f.
Firedel, Viola.
Bull senior yearling First
Ralph Black, Houston: second
Joseph Penuel Milford.
Bull senior calf; Bull. junior
Calf-Both awards to p. f. Erie
del. Viola.
COW. five years First. p. r
Friedel. Viola; second. Morris Ad-
ans. Denton, Md.
Cow, five years Both awards t
Morris Adams, Denton, Md.
Cow, three years Both award:
to T.. f. Friedel, Viola.
Cow, two years First, Morri.
Adams, Denton, Md; second, p. F
Friedel, Viola.
Heifer, senior yearling - Boil
awards to f. f Friedel, Viola.
IIeifer. junior yearling First
F. f. Friedel, Viola; second, Nor
ris Adams. Denton, Md.
Heifer. senior First. Nor
ris Adams. Denton. Md; second. I
f Friedel. Viola.
Ileifer. junior calf-First, f. +
Friedel, Viola.
Aged Herd FIRST. p. f. Friede
Viola
Young Herd First. +. f. Friede
Viola: second. Morris Adams, Der
ton, Md.
Get Of Sire First. p. +. Friede
Viola; second Morris Adams. Den
ton, Md
Product of Dam First, T.
l'rlcdcl. Viola, second, Morris AZ
;fFS. Denton, Md,
Gucrn>eyS
rull. three years First. J. How
ard White AiiddIctown; second. Y
ny Kirby. Milford.
Bull two years First. John NJ
Waugh Newark; second. Walt'
Patterson. a,eWark.
Bull. senior yearlin& Firsl , oil
McNaugh. Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Sow, Twelve months Both
awards W Jacob Dudkiwitz. Mar
shallton
Sow, six months-First. Neal
Warrington, Georgetown; second,
Philip PiersOn, Hockessin.
Sow. six mOnths-First, Donald
McElwell, Newark; second. Eu-
gene Williams, Georgetown.
Boar, under six months First.
Donald DudkiwitZ. Marshallton:
second, James TOulsOn, Whining
ton
Hampshire
Sow, eighteen months - First.
Carl Stafford, Newark.
Sow, under six months; Boar.
SIX months-All awards to Carl
Stafford. Newark
Market Hog
Hog, IS to l25 pounds First
Carl Stafford, Newark; second,
William Woodward, Wilmington.
Hog, 1875 to 175 pounds First,
William Woodward, Wilmington;
second, Eugene Williams. George
/ town.
Hog, l75 pounds and over-First
Neal Warrington. Georgetown :;
second, Philip Pierson, Hockessin.
PercheOnS
Nor. G., years First, William
AttiX. CheswOld.
Grade Draft
Nor. g., years First, Elmer
O'Day, FELTON,; second, Carl Tuck
er, Greenwood.
Nor. e.. 4 years-First, Everett
Harrington, Harrington; second
Lawrence McClements. Smyrna.
Nor. c., 3 years First. Charles
H. Roland, Viola.
Nor g.. 2 years First. ElwoOd
Long, Wyoming; second. Leland
Bahannon. FELTON,.
Nor. G., year-First Joseph
Birmingham, Smyrna; second, Ed
ward CoulbOurne, Seaford.
Nor. G.. under years First
William Webb. GOldsboro. Md; 81 &C.
ond. c. F. Aiken. Harrington.
Saddle Horses
Best Stallion First NaOm
Scott. Greenwood and Georg,
= Downes. Dover: second. Arthur
Lewis. Leipsic
Nor e.. years First. Bill llar
e ri?gtOn. CheswOld; second, RALPH
Tucker, Milford.
Nor. G., years-First. Dan
Gooden. Wyoming; second. Jacl
Webb. GoldsborO. Md.
Nor G., 3 years First, Webste
Archer, Townsend; second. Her
: bert Cain. Harrington.
Nor. G., = First, Mediocre
Carter, Dover; second, Jany-@ Nor
ris. Harrington.
Nor. G.. l year-First, Mrs. Hell
ell Brown, Dover.
Filly or Stallion, under | year
First, Percy Grey, Denton. Md.
? Mules
Best Team. work First, Edwar,
Coulbourn, Seaford.
Male Colt. | year-First. Mrs
Helen Brown. Dover
Mule Colt. under l year First
: Elmer O'Day, FELTON,.
Ponies
: Pony. over years, over 45 inche
high-First. Arthur Lewis. LeipSic
second, Edward j. Scanon. 3rd, Dc
0 yer.
Pony. under 3 years. ov 4
/. inches high-First. Elmer war
: rem. Dover; second. Donald Atti,
Cheswold.
= Pony. under years, over 4
|, inches high First, Elmer Warrel
Dover: second. Donald AttiX, Che!
t. void.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Aged Herd First, L. D. taulk,
Wyomin&e3 second, L. Robbins
Webb, Lincoln.
Young Herd-First, l.. d. Caulk,
" lming: second. L. Robbinsc
" Oh, Lincoln. o.
Get OF Sire-First. l.. D(esCaulk.
Wyoming; second, G.. &. Simpson,
Houston.
Product of Dam -- FirsEA l.. ID.
Caulk, Wyoming; second. l.. Rob
bins Webb. Lincoln.
SHEEP
DOrSetS q
Ram Lamb. Eve. two years:
Eve one year-All awards to Gees
A. Brown, Denton, Md. G.
Grade Sheep
Ram lamb. Eve. two years; Eve
lamb-All awards to Joseph Brown
of Denton. Md.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Additional Prizes At
Ihe kent-Sussex Fair
LIVE STOCK
ELn raIn

LIVE STOCK
Chesag' Whites
Boar, Is months; boar. under civ
iohths; s'h@. two years; sow. un-
eF Is months; sOx, under six
lohths; aged herd; young herd
II aAards to Isaac Thomas. Marv-
el: Md.
Poland China
SOW, under six months: voung
erd-All awards to Kouffman
arms. Houston.
Spotted Poland China
Sow two years-Both awards to
gorge +. Sapp, Harrington.
DurOc Jersey
Boar, six months-First. Clavton
all, Princess Anne, Md; second.
eroy johnson, Princess Anne. Md.
Boar, under six months-First,
haddeus Warrington. George
'wn; second, Neal Warrington.
georgetown.
Sow, two years-First, Thaddeus
arlington, Georgetown.
SOW, twelve months - First,
haddeus Warrington, Georgetown ::
.cond. Howard Anderson, Princess
nne, Md
Sow, six mOnths-First, Neal
arlington, Georgetown; second.
haddeus Warrington, Georgetown.
SOX, under six monthsAFirst
haddeus Warrington, Georgetown
scond, Howard Anderson, Prin-
'!ss Anne, Md.
Aged Herd-First. Clayton Ball
rincess Anne, Md, and Thaddeus
harrington. Georgetown.
Young Herd-First, Neal War
,ngton, Georgetown; second. How
ID Anderson, Princess Anne, Md
Hampshire
Boar, Is mOnthS-FirSt, Glenmal
arms, Chestertown. Md; second
:. w. Buchanan. Dover
Boar, twelve months First. Au
N'ey, Jester. Dover.
Boar. six months First. f. w
ruchanan, Dover.
Boar. under six months First
-nbrey Jester. Dover; second. lie,
;lrey. Bridgeville.
Sow. two years First. +. w
-nchanan. Dover.
Sow. twelve months First. Au
,'ey Jester. Dover.
Sow, six months First Glen
ar Farms, CheStertOwn, Md; sec
,ld, f. W. Buchanan. Dover.
Sow, under six months First
nbrey Jester. Dover; second, Jacl
ebb, Goldsboro. Md.
Aged Herd-First. f. w. Buchan
/, Dover.
Young Herd First. +. W. Blu
lanan, Dover.
Berkshire
Boar, two -McClement
aothers. Smyrna; second, Georg
oOre, Bear.
Boar, six mOnths-First, McCle
ents Brothers. Smyrna; secOnC
Gorge Sapp, Harrington.
Boar. under six months-Firs
cClements Brothers. Smyrna
cond, George Moore. Bear.
Sow, two years-First, McClt
ents Brothers. Smyrna; secont
Gorge Moore. Bear.
Sow. Is monthS-Bot awards I
cClements Brothers, Smyrna.
Sow, twelve months-Firs
Gorge Moore, Bear; second. No
iements Brothers, Smyrna.
Sow. six months-First, McClt
ents Brothers. Smyrna; secon'
Gorge Moore, Bear.
Sow, under six months-Fi
Gorge Moore. Bear; second, Nj
dement's Brothafs, Smyrna.
Aged Herd-First, McClemen
rothers. Smyrna; second. Geors
oore, Bear.
Young Herd-First, McClemen
rothers, Smyrna; second, Geors
OOre, Bear.
JUNT0R SWINE SHOW
Poland China
Sow. six mOnths-BOth awar'
David DudkewitZ, Marshallton
Sow. under six months-F'ir!
dward Greene, MiddletOwn.
Boar. six months-Charles Ha
'idge.
DnrOc Jersey
Sow. eighteen months-tlr'
onald McElwell. Newark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR
TAX nEED
lHnnAR Hill No 1901

b NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Ieocasdio Lopez, the holder of the
Following certificates, has filed
said certificates for q tax deed to be
issued thereon. The certificate num-
bers and years of issuance, the
description OF the property, ana
the names in which it was assessed
Certificate No. ZIG. Year of Is
Description of Property: OCEAN
I ACRES. KEY LARGO, PLAT
nook /, PAGE 1SS, LOTS 30, 80 q
az. SEC. rs, TWP. 81, X. 80: SQH
ia. Fl-205. AS recorded in Monroe
county Records.
Name in which assessed, }. roster
~'AiI of said property being in the
S,ounty Of Monroe, State Of Florida.
! GynlesS such certificate or ceru-
fitates Shall be redeemed according
10 Law the property described IN
.such certificate or certificates VIII
be sold to the highest bidder at the
fcourt house door on the first Mon
sigV in month of December, 1916
which is the End day of December
1916. s ao+o,,or
iI946. 100, -, xv,p
Clerk of Circuit Court Of
Monroe Countq, Florida
nov l-S-15-22, l946
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-15
Nose and LeoRG Stores
Among Most Beautiful
Here In Kew Vest

One of Key Vests most beau
tiful stores is the Rose Juvenile
Bootery, at 619 Duyal street. in
the new Valdez Building. This
new establishment is owned and
operated by David Rosenfield.
who specializes in Medi-Cross
magic comfort for children's
shoes, shoes for little tots and
growing boys and girls.
Al the same address is to be
found the Leona Speciality
Shoppe. owned and operated by
Benjamin Berman. This shoppe
specializes in lingerie, nylon
stockings, ladies' silk and cotton
robes. mid-riff pajamas, girdles,
bras, blouseS and sportswear-
featuring sizes for larger women.
II is also headquarters for uni
forms for all purposes.
Their opening announcement
appeared in Wednesdays paper.
The store is artistically appoint
ed. being done in white wheat
finished fixtures with mirrors in
set in the walls. The windows
are most inviting and the entire
decoration scheme gives the
store an appearance of ele-
gance.