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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
YOUNGSTOWN NEWS
By Hank

Youngstown, O.. Oct. 1O-At-
tention all girls interested in bas.
ketball. Youngstown is interest
ed in booking some girls basket
ball games with any girls team
on home and home basis.
Girls games serve several pur-
poses: They increase the interest
of both girls and boys in the club
girls games always attract an
audience. Clubs owe it to the
girls to let them take part in the
sports program.
Since there is no girls league
any games played will have to be
arranged between the clubs. So
girls, get some of the others in
your club interested and then
write to La Verne Miller, 1921
frederick ST., Youngstown 9. O.,
for a game with Youngstown on
the nights that our boys team
will be playing Youngstown. Do
not put it off, talk it up in your
meeting now and book a game
soon.
Card Party-Boxing Carnival
October Is is coming soon.
Have YOU bought your ticket
yet: Any member of the Jrs. can
supply you with as many tickets
as you want for only 75c a piece.
Five three round fights are on
tap for your entertainment. Prizes
will be given for cards and light
refreshments will be served.
The basketball season is APP
preaching fast. The Juniors are
giving this Carl Party and Box
ing Carnival to raise money for
uniforms. Everybody wants 10
see a classy uniformed team this
winter. Here's your chance 10
lend helping hand and receive
a nights entertainment in eN-
change. so. lets all get your
tickets now and join the crowd
at the club on the 18th Of Octo-
Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
0eiitlieke >Mrfett iih
pelitiih betGtieet,

&0ln. Die gr5bio,ele &oln bat ia.
tboliiden @eiltlihen erlaltbt, lid)
oftip parteipolitiih 5u betatigen 1.no
al ,ernamnten 8eirdten" tpGblen 81
laiien. Sn elmer Grfldrung uiro, be-
tont, oaB oie fatbolii6en @eiitlihen
oie normalen politiihen &edte zines
prinaten 8iirgers beiiten ,,nb mir il,
ibrem beruflihen 0erbalten Ser
gmtseespalt ibrer geiitli6en 0orge.
lebten unterlteben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
0atr,tttasntittel>
a,aseabeniteuett in
Oeiterreih eeeriin>et

Nclp Yorf. Gare empiing in ieinc.l
Saupihurecu ein &obclgrarmn bon
Colonel Sobn 8. Spnes, lleuer Gbci
Der Care @tIiiion in Sciterreid), BOZ
Gorc isilialcn iett in gSien, SoI,.
! blirL Sini. 8ran5. &loaeniurt uuO
Snnsbrut er0ffent poroele iiro, I'M
eie slbliefcr,ln9 Der Gare Iutstc il,
la1oliben @esenben su beidle.lnigen
Colonel Spnes iagte ierner, Sal;
cr Nc6ston,ler ,sigl, lptihrcno clner
informalen tseier, Elm Care Sic6es-
gnbenpatet iiberrcifte Gr me!ocic
, Nm Neifstan5ler Oic Mnfl,nit Dol,
10000 Care Observation-Disclosures
aus Den &ereinieteu Staoten. lln,
sefdbr 1900 pnn oicisn Natstcl
! lagern in @icn, 5000 bierpon Iino
bereits al Treluroe l,nb Gerpanotc
bon 9lmeritanern, oie oieie beitclcn,
! abseliefert auoroen. ;3irta $1,000
tpeitcre Care Eufcte beiinoen lid,
! idon al ser Sdppei3er 8renSe llno
ser &cit ser Yafete lit aui ocm @eae
naf) Sen pcridieoercn 2agerb1uicrn
! in Sciterreirb.
Ias SpItem bes Tcrianotes bon
Ytoiienpafeten uno Nocr poriibcrgeben.
Sen Saecrlms oerielbsn in lofalcr
SogcrbGuierr, 10 oab lie sur ioiort:.
gen slblieicrlng aui 9eitelll,ng Don
! Nen Gereinigten Staaten bcreit iino,
! lit ein beionoerer Tienlt ser Care.
Srganilation, Seren boiler 9tune mie
folst lit: Cooperative for slpnerican
Henlittances to europe. Snc.
Care lit cine pon Scr HegicrlmS
anerfannte @ilisprganiiuticn, 'reldje
| obne eigenen 8elpinn arbeitet. lmN
iif aus fiinIlnOspanSi9 argelebenen
Silisorgatiiationen 5llianlmeniest,
sic fir oie ,siiriurge IN europa ar
heiten.
SeOes Care Yatct piegt ne,lnunb.
pier5ig Yiunb briltto unb entbtilt %
EillnS netto auserleiene Nabrlnss.
nittel, geniiseno Inn sic Sebensnlit,
tclrationen elmer Gin5elperipn auf
sic Sauer BON 40 bis 80 Sngen 81
perpolli litiinSigen.
Care Yafete tonnen bon Seoers
| mann in Sen Gercinisten Staaten al
Ssrellnoe lno Ger,panote in Seiter.
reid ooer beltimmtem Ieileu Seutid.
lambs perianot lueroen. Die alnerifu.
| niidpn uno britiiten 3onen Seutid).
lambs iinb iiir sic 2iefer,!ne Don
Care Eafeteu ireisegeben uno 9es
i ltellllllgen tltr O1e Stnot Verlln lrer=
Oen aud unsenolnnen. 0elpobncr
, 8crlins In Der rliiiid)en Gone miiiiell
sic Care Yafete in ser amertfaniid)rll
gone in G,nSians nemen. geitcllun,
gen tperoen im 9alrptbureau bon
Care, 80 8rpao Street, Neap gorf !.
9t. g., unaenpmnlem. Ser Ereis te
| trGgt ieit 1. Sftober $40 iiir eli,
Eafet.
/ jSn Seiterreid) uno ben pbenge.
nannten 5eilen SeutldJlanbs fonnei;
sic Gare-Bafetc, infolse ubfommc:,
nit Sen 5l,itGnoigen &eeierungsab.
teilllneen briiben, 5cairei, itelerirri
unb pbne Nk,,g bon Sebensnittel'
rationen eingeiiibrt ,ucrben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
) 1ahre 3mhtka,as
fir fra,a Dmrant

iSranffurt a. 80. Die 43 Sabre alte
@9lG inn Saupnnal,nsrama, aatblee'l
ytaIb Durant, tpurbe auegen ibrcr
gcteilie,,me an Sem 0ie6itabl Ser
nit 81, 100000 be,uerteten beliilden
&ronilouelen 81, elmer 3ufttmrS'
itrafe BON fiilaf Subren l,1S slltss
itoBung aus Ser umerifaniiden Mr.
mee perlteteilt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
l11t6 ;Slamluenfphle, heute noe

8as. uno islamnenfoble, bellte noe,
gen Meangels an Mrbeitsfrdften,
einIhueilen MIR 27OO-2800 Somen
9ie gelegidaft ber 3efe 56blt iebt
327S Mann, oarunter $50 1eutibe
&rieseefaneene. Mom 6etont, tuie
ih1pierig es lei, Die 2eute belte tpic.
Der CUR Mrbeit in ser @rl,be su &c.
tpinnen - cine Nadtriesseria iabruns
nit Ser Nolen iibrigens nidt allein
oaitebt. -
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

einb ste unS sSpre ansebDrtAeH
nRttaIteb TIM Qranfsnperetn nnD
Central Wertanb? Wenn nitbt. iett
ID 0te Seit beiautreten. Nm aenaners
Nnfprmattpn rnfen Ste ben 4s3eI'
tertreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Scim TriibitIf

,Sn 3attoauice (aatto,pit) eebt 81,
Iisfuliion iiber oie Musl lieollng Ser
0eltiden bel elmer fsriibItiidsunter
baltuna in Der Tila bes @onupocil
bon Sberidyleiien 1ueitcr. Ger berlt'
fene Spred)er llnierer pberlhlelilteil
Baltaeber an ser bcbaglifcn Moor
aentafel hit eim einitiger 6iibrer oer
polniid)en AHinoerbeit in Geutld).
Sberih!eiien, ieiner3eit iogar einnal
Mitalieo oes be,tiden Meld)stagcs.
10000 Ieutid)e iino bis oabI,l
aus Sberid>leiien a,'s9eiieoelt NOR
oen. Ser Yolcniiibrer ans Dem ebe.
maliaeu bcutiden Sd>lelien lit iiber'
seugt. oab bieies ~Glearing" Der
NationalitGten perniinftigen neber
legungen entiprid)t, aut tpeIn es
babe mandylnal &onflifte nit Der
Meniblidteit nbiebt. 'slber Die Gr'
fobrul9en nit ocn Gc,ltlden reht'
ierti9en eine flare ltno barte No
iuna. Nem es i'm alten 0eutldlanS
aeaen Die Yolen ging 10 bcnerft CT
nebenbei, bann iparen alle Gelltld)cn
einia, bon ser GuBerlten &e6ten biz
aur Guberiten 2infem Gr erinnert
audi at sic Yolitit oes Heid)es, Die
Voltsoeutid,en IN 8olen als "Stiit'
punfte" 3u beniiben fir Die Serlpirt'
lid,ung ibrer aggreiiuen 3iele: SSlr
tuoaen fein areites Mtal erleben, oos
8olfsoeutde angcblih ~befreit" tper'
Dem miiiien; mir ,pollen Sronlnpa
idyaifen, ShluB MAIDEN. Wtan aplll
ole .26uie I'M Yels" losaperoen. Ca'
bel iin6 sic Ginbiirgerungs9elese
Yolens tolerant; ,per ir9enotpie pol
,,iid)e 8oriabren nadppeiien tanl1.
tpiro eingebiireert. Sel.te nit pol,
niIden Ndrnen bebalten mir nit
su,uofub. @ir trbllen ood) feline
Steppe bier iln @elten. l(no Die @s'
,pohru,ng ser 2eute, Die aus Dem
Often fonlinen ltll0 bier allgelieoelt
ueroen, miro Sabre oauern.
s(n bieies realiitiide &olleg ilber
Die Nusiheioung BON 0eutlden uno
Bolen ihlob iid cine Beiihti9uns
Der aoblenerl,ppe ,Stafos3oapp Crit
ber Delbriif- Sfnht) bei 3obr5e,
ebemaligen Sinbenburg (mitten I'M
a,.almenoen, grauen oberifleliiden
8ergaperfs- uno Observation-Disclosures
airf), 6ie in eetpiiiem Sinne eine
SGlftration sm ben polniid)em 8eleb'
r,lngen bot. Dieie @rl,be foroertt
veinlt" tGslid 60O0-700O Sonnea
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

are you and your relatives ms1l
and Central verband? II not. nov
u the time to join. For more Infor.
bcrs Of the Sick BENEFIT Society
nation call the local representative
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10
Git, 8liee tinter Sen
pelniisten perka,,e
Shlrb bon Settp |.

H1c)filng &pblfurt, 100 Tie sic Gnas
laitoer itbcrncblnen. Wir ipilicn Ocn
Nreslauer %iBebiirderrcilber Eoo-
gorstp Cant, OaB CT inns @eleacubeii
gnb, nuf Dem 9reslaucr 8ahl)oi
e1l'e 'plhe traurige Musiieoler.Gu,
ipoltaoe 5u bclid)tigen uno uns IN
BOILER Srhn9sloiigfeit nit oicien
Telltid,cn, sic ba, nit u1befanntelu
3iele, nod @eiten soecln 1T ipred,cn
Sol,slom fitate lid) Scr bereititebenoc
"Siiteril'g". Sn icocm ser gcoerftcm
8ilterlpogen lperbeu 3O--35 Gerio-
ner einal.artiert iont ibrcnn @epiif.
l(no oteics lit reht reipcftobcl. Die
Seltte Siirfcn on Sobicliafcitcn nit.
1tebll1en, lpas lie trnaen lnpS aui
9anoforrcn an sic 8abn id,lcppeu
tonnen. s(llcroines nliiiien Tie Dol.
crit Dor elmer Hepiiicnsfonmiiiion
erldeinen. Sic biirfen 500 Morf in
bar mitnebmen, nidt aber @crtiotcN
Sdp1u,d, Sparfaiienbiidlein, sic ib
men abgenonnlen ,pcrben. Gin Iruu
Hot: ibrc Sdppiegernnltter beii;t
MIR tpenige Wtort 8argclb, abcr nod,
300 Wnrf I'M Sparbiihlcin, troboem
'bebolten bie Nepiiionsbeamten oos
giihlein 5uriif (nlon cntriiltet lid
nidpt all5ulaut bariiber. Nud, in al=
oeren 8,reaufratien iilub iold)e 9iif-
fel ourdaus benfbor). @ir frageu
einen fotboliiden 8ciitlihen, ser aIs
observation-disclosures sen 3ue Sc.
gleitet: Sm nllgemeinen gebt cs nit
red,ten Oingen 5lt bei bieienl MussIg,
aber eine ,,nlotige Sdrte lit es, oie
Seute crit 1A Stluroen porber 5:,r
Ncpi1ion uno 5ur Sdnmll,ng m,Ij,ls
bteten llltb tDre WoDtllltgell perelts
e1e Stllnoe nad) sluigebot 81 Der
iicseln lailen, ipie oas tben ON &or-
tag geidpben iei. 9lui sic bel allen
YtGnnern lmo Jrailen geltellte Sra.
&c, Oh tic 9ier bleiben lpiirocll, ipenn
cs ibncn erlaubt ntre, erbalten mir
ialt ausl,abmslos bic glei6c sln:'
mort: licber fort no1 bier; bcnn buS
Ncben bier lit auslittslos iiir llns.
mir erbaltcn MIR gall5 9erillge, inl,
rcgelnlGijiec Srbensinittclratipnen.
aan, geringe 9Gbne. miiiien unlerc
Wobnungcn rGllmen iiir Tolen llno
miiiien Srpbnarbeit lcilten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

80 Bei;en Gle bel GiEfGufen bar
Iu' Fin. hab Sie Die ansetee IN
.BolsshIatt" apteier haben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-10-10

.1be Gbriitian grience Monitpr"
Bolton, lit ser glniihf, baB Sic Silie,
sic Mmerifa Gbi,,a aeleiitet bat.
Gbiangs Mesier,,ng ha5u ermutist
babe, genau bas @eeenteil 3u tun,
a,Htatt elm aonpromib 81 ihlieben
Cine s(enoer,,ng unierer Yolitit IN
gbi,ra fheint notapenoig.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
INCOR HOTEL WINS
A THRILLING GAME

The Incor Hotel basketball team
from Magnetic Springs defeated
the Eagle Tool five from Spring
field, Wednesday evening in an
overtime 49 to AZ score. The reg
ular game ended with a score of
AZ all.
G. Mitchell scored a foul shot
to tie the score, when there was
only IS seconds to play. The In
cor team stalled the ball the few
remaining seconds in order to keen
their opponents from shooting a
desperate shot. In the overtime
again G. Mitchell came through
with a field goal. The Hotel boys
played very cautious ball the rest
of the way, stalling most of the
time.
In the Eagle Tool team, Rueger
an outstanding guard, scored II
points, mostly on foul shots. He
was closely followed by B. F'oulk
who got three field goals ant sever
fouls out of eight attempts % make
13 points. Potts, the Eagle Tools
6 foot, 3 inch center, got II points
For the Incor team, Weaver
led the scoring with Is points. G
Mitchell made 8, Simpson, 7, w
Mitchell and Coder, 6 apiece, Nc
Allister, A and Streng, 3. Clifford
and Cramer completed the line
up for Magnetic.
The ball game was won from {
foul lane, as each team scored Is
field goals, but the Incor boy,
made 13 foul shots to the loser.
II. The game was very well PLAYED
The Springfield team led 13 t.
II at the first quarter. The Hote
boys came from behind to lead q
% "a at the half-time. Again
Eagle Tool boys led Soto 38 wher
The third quarter closed and the
game ended a tie.
The InCor team will travel tC
| Delaware, Wednesday evening Il
play an eX-service mems team II
the Willis high gym. The mex
home game will be played January
IS, with the Ignition club from
Columbus. A dance will follow thi.
! game.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
HARRINGTON AND
McCURDY RUNNING

With the final date for candi-
dates to file for office only a few
weeks away, interest in this years
primary and general election is
beginning to pick up in Union
county,
Two officials have already an
noUuccd themselves as candidates
for reelection to second terms.
Frank T. McCurdy. county aud
itor, announced Monday that he
will seek his second term in that
important position, while Walter
harrington, county commissioner,
is seeking his second term in that
post. Mr.. MCCurdy resides in Ray
mOnd, while Mr.. Farrington's
home is in York township.
Local politicians have been cir
culating petitions for state and
district candidates for several
weeks, now, and interest in the
various races will increase as the
May primary nears.
Only four county officials are to
be chosen this. year. They are aud
itor, one commissioner, Common
Pleas judge and representative to
the General Assembly.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
YOUTH ON PROBATION
FOR AUTO THEFT

Loren Earl Grimes, w. Fourth
ST., Marysville, has been placed
under temporary probation to his
parents, as the result of a series
of automobile thefts in this vicin-
ity, in which he was implicated
last summer and fall.
The youth was placed upon pro-
baton by Juvenile Judge John W.
Daley upon recommendation OF
the State Bureau of Juvenile Re-
search, to which he had been com.
mitted by Judge Daley. Terms OF
his probation are:
He must report each Saturday
morning to Judge Daley, in com,
pany with one of his parents; he
must be off the streets by $50 p
m. unless accompanied by his
parents; and his driving rights
have been suspended until furth
er order of the Court.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
FOX DRIVES PLANNED NEAR
MARYSVILLE SATURDAY

Sponsored by the Heart of Ohio
Fish & Game association and the
MarysviIle high school F. F. A.
chapter, three fox drives will be
held in the vicinity west of MaryS-
vile, Saturday. The first will be-
gin at 10 a. m. and there will be
two in the afternoon.
Those participating will meet in
front of the Senior high school in
MarySville at 10 a m., and will
be taken to the drive area in school
buses. Area captains will be John
Barker, Virgil Graham, Myron
Polling and Harold Polling.
Shotguns will be permitted in
the drive for all participants more
than 16 years old. No rifles will be
permitted, and it is requested that
there be no solid slug loads in
shotgunS. No dinner can be served
in connection with the drives, be-
cause the sponsoring groups coulc
not locate any churches in the area
, to handle this detail.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
MISS KENNEDY In
SPEECH CONTEST

The state Semi-final Prince of
Peace Contest, sponsored by the
Ohio Council of Churches, in which
Beverly Kennedy, from MarysVinc,
the winner in the District Contest
will speak, will be held in Column
bus next Sunday evening, Janu-
ary 20, at Fifth ave. United Breth-
rem Church, according to Rev. B. F.
Lamb, executive secretary of the
Ohio Council of Churches.
Other speakers in this semi-finai
contest will be: 10 Ann HolbroOk,
Hamilton; Hope Fugitt, South
Point; Maurice Heller, Canton;
Betty Gillespie, Toledo and David
Lacy, Newark
There are three semi-fnial con-
tests being held at the same time.
The two best speakers in each will
be chosen by a group of three COM
petent judges to go into the finals
of the state contest to be held at
the Pastors convention in Mem
crial hall, Columbus, "wednesday
mornin, Jar? 30
The 20 conestantS in the three
semi final contests are the SurVi-
vors among 1000 who entered the
opening contests in local churches
and schools throughout the state
on Armistice Sunday
The winner of first place n ithe
final contest vii receive $500 and
a four-year free tuition college
scholarship, the winner of second
place will receive S100 and two
year scholarship and the winner OF
third place $50 and one-yeai
scholarship. The a+her three speak
ers in the final Ccntest will each
receive S25 each.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
ManylNarysville BusinessesL1nproving
Stores with Alterations, NewEquipment

gamot said The new show cases
and counters are in natural maple
finish, and greatly enhance the
appearance of the store, in addition
to improving its facilities for Gust
omerS.
Gray Hay Co.
Gerald Gray, proprietor of the
Gray Hay CO., on the Columbus rd.,
has completed several buildings to
increase storage facilities n d
make possible the addition of other
lines connected with the building
trade.
The original storage building
was made larger and a second
floor added, and office space has
been increased by Mr.. Gray. He
also plans to handle complete in
Sulation service, and is equipped to
take care of roofing and siding
jobs. Jack" DiSbennett is manager
of the lumber and building mater
ials division of the Gray Hay co.
New Paint Store
Rollin Mills is preparing to open
a paint and wallpaper store in the
w. Fifth st. room occupied, before
the war, by the McKitrick Barber
and Beauty Shop. He expects tC
have a full stock of paint by about
Feb. 1, and line Of floor coverings
and window shades will be added
later. He also plans to do a limited
amount of painting on contract.
In the same room with Mr.. Mills
Clark McKitrick has opened a re-
frigeratOr service shop. He is pre-.
pared to repair and service al
makes of refrigerators and cooling
systems, and may handle a line oI
home freezer units later.
Asman's Drug Store
AsmanS Drug store, in f. Fifth
St, next to the Strand Theater
will be improved with the install
alton of new counters and SHOW
cases, and laying a new floor
Charles Asman, proprietor, an
nOunced. Work of laying the new
floor. has already started.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
l{Ea@ews q: :: Courts
-1l
PROBATE COURT
Licensed To wed

Charles L. Richardson, Il farm
er, of Peoria, son of Jay r. Rich
ardson, and Elnora Wood, q, of
Peoria, daughter of Frank l..
Wood.
Kenneth P. Carey, 20, soldier,
of Milford Center, son of Pearl
Carey, and Mary L. Leibold, 19,
office worker of Millcreek town
ship, daughter of Arthur Leibold,
The Rev. George S. Ager was eX-
pected to solemnize the marriage,
Everett J. Smalley, "a, truck
driver of 255 w. Third ST., Marys-
vile, son of Joseph Smalley, and
Edith Appleman, 19, of Broadway,
daughter of Floyd Appleman. The
Rev. Mr.. Herd was expected tC
Solemnize the marriage.
Will OF Josephine Morrison
The will of Josephine Morrison
late of MarySville, has been en-
tered into Probate.
Her household furniture she di,
vides among her sisters, Anna
Maugans. and Myrtle Miller. be-
neice, Lamont Cordrey and heI
friend, Kate Turney. She directs
that her real estate be sold anC
the proceeds are to be divided a,
mong the same ladies and her sis.
ter-in-laW, Ruth Morrison. Anna
Maugans and Myrtle Miller are
nominated as executrices to serve
without bond. The will is datec
Sept. Is, 1943 and witnessed by
Milo L. Myers and AInet Mayer.
Anna V. Maugans was named
eXecutriX under bond of $4,000
The estate is valued at S12,500 anC
E. J. Morris, Louis P. Rausch anC
Charles G. Carr are appraisers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
METHODISTS SET PARTY
FOR RETURNED VETS

Returned veteran and their
wives and other adults will be
guests at banquet to be held in
their honor by the three adult
classes of the Methodist church
Sunday school at $50 p. m. Wed
nesday. A turkey dinner will be
served by ladies of the church.
County Supt. Gale w. Baldwin
has been appointed chairman of
the general committee. Others, con-
nected with the affair will in
clude II. E. Frederick, toast-mas-
ter; Mrs. Ralph Fox and Mrs.
Dwight Hush, music committee;
and Mrs. E. K. White, chairman of
the nursery committee.
Invitations have been mailed,
but any who may not receive an
invitation is urged to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
MONARCHS SWAMP
MECHANICSBURG
65-1O HERE TUES.
Visitors Are Outclassed
From Very Start AS Both
Varsity, Reserves Win

Scoring almost at will, Marys-
vile high school turned in a
humping 65 to 10 victory over an
under-manned Mechanicsburg high
team, Tuesday evening, in the To-
cal gymnasium. The Monarch Re-
serves made a clean sweep Of
things by taking the preliminary
AZ to II.
Although Marysville partisans,
and particularly the school kids,
had plenty of opportunity to cheer
the ball was going through the
hoop about every other second it
seemed like-the game was too
one sided to be really interesting.
AS the score implies, it wasn't
even much of a practice game for
.the Monarchs. They penetrated
MechanicSburg's defense like water
through sieve, and the Indians,
on the other hand, couldn't get
within firing distance of Marys-
ville'S goal. Indeed, someone of
the MarySville team would gener-
ally take it away from Mechanics
burg before they could get it past
the center of the floor.
BY the end of the first quarter,
Marysville had an 18 to 5 lead, and
it was 80 to z at half time, despite
the fact that the second team play
ed much of the second period. At
the end of the third quarter, the
score stood at 49 to 9, and the fin
al period was more Of the same,
! The only speculation at any time
was as to how high the MonarchS
could make the score.
MechanicsDurg scored only
two baskets the entire game, both
in the first period. Their other
/ points were all on free throws, two
each in the second and third per-
iods, and one in the fourth.
Frank Diehl was high scorer for
| MarySVllie, racklng up 70 points
despite the fact he played less then
half the game Mechanicsburg
simply COULDN'T guard him, nor
for that matter, could they dc
much about stopping any of the 10,
Gals and all got their share OF
points.
The preliminary was just about
duplication of the varsity game
after the first quarter. The open
ing period ended with the little
Monarchs They're taller than the
Varsity, on the average) in front
5 to 3. The half-time margin, how
ever, was 19 to 3 and the third.
quarter margin, % to s. Billy Wal
Tailed 10 points to lead Marys.
ville's scoring, Hunt netted six foI
Mechanicsburg, including one bas.
ket scored by Wall, who dropped
the ball trough the wrong hoop or
4 one occasion and the points were
/ automatically credited to Hunt as
captain of his team.