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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-11
M.H.S. WINS
FINAL GAME.
|32-O. FRIDAY
West jefferson Sixth
Victim of Smooth
Marysville Football Team

Marysville high school ended its
1916 football season Friday night
by defeating West Jefferson 81 to Q
before a Shivering crowd of approx
imately 1900.
The victory gave Marysville a
seasons record of six wins and three
losses. The Monarchs defeated,
Mechanicsburg, Redwood, Marion
st. Mary, Mt. Gilead, Sunbury and
West jefferson, while losing to
Worthington, Bellefontaine. and
London.
Included in the string of victories
was the football championship of
the Mid-State league for the second
consecutive season.
The MonarchS simply had too
much weight and power for the
West jefferson lads, and too much
speed in the backfield. At no time
did the visitors even threaten, al
though at no time did they give the
appearance of knowing they were
licked. They fought hard and val
iantly against great odds, and earn
ed the plaudits of the crowd for
their plucky spirit.
Same Smooth Play
In marching TO five Iouchdowns,
MarySVille showed the smoothly
functioning team play which has
characterized its performances all
season long. From start to finish,
blocking and tackling were hard
and sure. Timing was precise and
the offence moved like clock-work
all the way.
The game was marred by sever
al fumbleS on the part of both
teams, particularly early in the
game, but weather conditions were
more to blame for this than any
thing else.
The field was wet, which made the
ball slippery to handle. and the
boys hands were too cold to hang
onto the oval like they normally
would
AS in last weeks victory over
ISunbury, the Monarchs struck
early in the game for their first
score. West Jeff. kicked off to
start the game, and the locals
marched right on down the field
The touchdown came in just eight
plays, with Rogers Juggling the lea
ther across from one yard out.
Dale Bell missed on his place-kick
try for the extra point.
Many Fumbles
The remainder of the first quart
er was featured by pass intercept
ions and fumbles which kept the
ball changing hauds frequently and
neither team getting any place.
West Jeff. got to the Monarch 26
yard line as the quarter ended, but
fumbled and Marysville took over.
Starting from this point as the
second period began, Marysville
once more drove downfield with
one brief interruption as a penalty
set them back Bell finally scoring
from the West Jeff. 20. This time,
his place kick was good. The first
half ended shortly thereafter.
Marysville kicked off to start the
second half, but could not gain and
Continued on page 2. col. 81
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-11
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Anne DiNabOH
 WedS Doctor

More than 500 guests yesterday attended the wedding reception for Dr. and Mrs. Charles D'Alessio, fol- lowing their marriage at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
 The bride. the former Miss Anne Geraldine DiNapoli, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles DiNapoli, Cossett Street, was attended by Miss Meri- lyn DiNapoli.
 Mrs. DAleSsio graduated from Wilby High School, the Grace Hos pital School of Nursing, New Haven and took post graduate courses at the Post Graduate Hospital, New York. pr. D'AleSsio, son of Mrs Michael D'Alessio, Derby, is e grad. uate of Derby High School, Niagara University and the College of Phy- sicianS and Surgeons at the Uni- verSity of Maryland.
 The couple left on 6 wedding trip to Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Mrs. WiIIiann Amelung
 TOPreSidea at GOPPa

Mrs. William Arnelung, Columbia Boulevard, Connecticut Central cornmitteewoman, will preside at one of the parleys at the New Eng land Area conference of Republican women in Boston on Thursday and Friday.
 Twenty one women Republican leaders from Connecticut headed by Mrs. Julia Allen Keeney, national committeewoman and Mrs. Alice Russ Cochran, state vice.chairman will also be present.
 Calling for a discussion of Cam pagin Issues and Campaign Tech niques,' the meeting will be held under the supervision of Miss Mar ion F. Martin, assistant national chairman, at the Copley-PlaSa Ho- tel B. Carroll Reece, newly elected chairman of the Republican Nation- al Committee and three leading members of Congress will be key speakers at the two-day session.
 Others, beside Mrs, Amelung, who will preside at the conferences are Mrs. Corinne Alsop, of Avon, town chairman and staet central conn mitteewoman; Mrs. Marjorie Camp. bell of New Canaan.
 Others in the Connecticut delega' ton will be; Mrs. Alice Russ Coch' ran, Shelton, state vice-chairman Mrs. Anne A. Mitchell, West Hart ford, assistant secretary, State Gen. .tral Committee; Mrs. Harold Pef- ferS, Danbury: Mrs. Claudine Mait- land, Middleown; Mrs. Pauline
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Dora Sanchi
 Wed Yesterday

The wedding of Miss Dora Eleanor sanchi, daughter of Mrs. Mary sanchi of Meadow Street and Vito Salvatore Prestone, son of Mir. and Mrs. Rocco Prestone of North Main Street, were united in marriage yesterday morning at s:30 a. m. at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. The church was decorated With palms, Easter lilies and spring flow CTS. The Rev. Edward Farrell off- cited at the ceremony.
 The bride, given in marriage by a cousin, John Facondini, was attired In a white net and lace gown styled with portrait reckline, gathered bodice full skirt cut entrain, and long sleeces that tspered to a point at the wrist. Her fingertip veil Of illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls and she carried prayer book marked with orchids and lilies Of the valley.
 Miss Rose Sanchi, sister of the bride was maid of honor. She wore & yellow net gown fashioned with an embroidered bodice with pep lum, and a full skirt. She wore matching picture hat edged with pleated net and carried bouquet of assorted spring flowers. hTe bridesmaids were Miss Ann Sanch sister of the bride, and Miss Jane Prestone, sister of the bridegroom They were attired in gowns of blue taffeta fashioned with fitted bo. dices and net skirts. They wore Jus liet caps and carried bouquets of as- sorted spring flowers. John Santuc- ci was best man. Ushers were Daniel Prestone and James Rosa.
 A breakfast was held for mem bers of the immediate families at DiNapoli's Restaurant. Mrs. Sanchi received In a beige suit with brown accessories and was assisted by Mrs. Prestone who wore a black dress and coat with black accessories. They both wore corSages of gar- deniaS.
 Tie couple left on a wedding trip to an announced destination. The bride wore a f,icfsia suit with navy accessories, mink furS and a cor- sage of orchids. Upon their return they will reside at A Wyman Street,
 The bride Is e graduate of Crosby High School and the St. Mary's Hos pital School of Nursing. The bride groom Is c graduate of Wilby High School and was discharged from the Army Air Forces after three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Annual SeSSiON Held in Hartford

The Department Association of Ladies' Auxiliary Patriot Militant, I. Q. o. F., of Connecticut met Sat- urday at odd Fellows Hall, Hart ford. Mrs. Clafabell DodSon, pre-. sided atthe afternoon session.
 The memorial service was con. ducted in honor of two members of the Waterbury Auxiliary with Mrs. Frances owens, president, in charge of the services. Mrs. Clara Gidle, was soloist and Irene A. Joie was accompanist.
 Officers for the ensuing year were elected and appointed by members of the Canton T. R. Martin, No. 8. These elected included president, Mabel Clark; secretary, Lillian Johnson, past president Cora Canny, treasurer; officer of guard, Eleanor Monroe; chaplain, Lettie Flood; seminal, Julia Marggraff {; right aid to president, Mrs. Frances Owens, past president, left aid to vice president, Louise Clark: right aid to chaplain, Clara Dibble: left aid to chaplain, Martha Cady; fi- Iiancial committee. Eleanor Monroe, Martha Cady and Louise Clarke; publicity, Louise Clarke; ways and means committee. Mrs. Frances owens, Cora Canny and Julia Marg- grafE. Also attending were Mrs. Laura Peterson and Mrs. Mabel Gardner.
 The Hartford Auxiliary was hos tess to all attending the session. supper was served in the banquet han.
 At the evening session the newly elected and appointed officers were installed by Mrs. Lillian Johnson, past president and Capt. Harry Owens of Canton T. R. Martin, No. 8 of Waterbury. Mrs. Clara Dibble was Soloist at the installation cere- monies. Catherine Wood, presi- dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of Waterbury presented Mrs. Clarke, president with Q gift on behalf of the Waterbury Auxiliary. The next Department Assembly will be held April io47 in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
VictOriGSchGGck
 To Speak Here

Mrs, Victoria Schaack, daughter of the late Chief Justice Johnson of the Supreme Court of Liberia, will speak on Thursday ct 6 D. m. at the Grace Baptist Church. She is cur- rently 0 special student ct Yale Un- lverslty School of Art.
 The speaker has attended several United Nation conferences. It was through the efforts of Mrs. schaack's father, who made several trips to this country to negotiate a five million dollar loan that e branch of the Tirestone co. was in- stltuted in Liberia.
 Mrs. Schaack has travelled exten- slvely over Europe and America and has studied in Switzerland, Ger many, England, and ct the New England Conservatory in Boston, she will return to Liberia with her husband ct the beginning of the year to found a vocational training school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Jean MacBeth
  WedS Veteran

Rev, William E. Hawks, pastor oi the First Congregational Church Woodhury, ofilciated at the marriage of Miss Norma Jean MacBeth and Edward Blakeslee, both of Wood. bury, last Saturday afternoon.
 The bride, given in marriage by her father, Glen Macbeth, was at tended by Miss Doris Macbeth oi New Haven, a sister, as matron ot honor, and Miss Rachel Dawson Of Boston and Woodbury, as brides maids.
 The bridegroom, who is the son of Col. and Mrs, George R. Sturges Woodbury, has as best men, his brother, George c. Sturges, and as ushers. Glenn Macbeth of Mid dletown, brother of the bride; Ho- mer Crane of Hillside Avenue, cou- sin of the bridegroom, and Robert Richards of Woodbury.
 A reception was held in the church chapel for the guests,
 The bride is a graduate of Wood- bury High School and Pembroke College, in Brown University, Prov idence, The bridegroom, recently discharged from the Navy. where he had served since July 27, i943 is a graduate of Woodbury High School and completed his first veal of study at Green Mountain Junioi College, Poultney, Vt,, before en- l tering the service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Bud TeWbner
 Feted byFriendS

MT. and Mrs. Oscar Teubner of Chipman Street were hosts Sunday evening at a homecoming party in honor of their son, Bud Teubner PhM, 3/c, who was recently dis charged from the Navy at Lido Beach, N. Y.
 Those attending were: Virginia Walsh, Benny Viellette, Marie Des- cheSnes, Robert Gauvinh Mary Ma jauskas, Sonny Walsh, Marcella Barnes, Joseph McGrath, Lois Cole man, Larry Kvietuts, U. s. M. C., Mary Yarzab, Richard Argenta Betty Phelan, Frank Argenta, Betty CreeIn, Fred Papp, Deborah Green Chuck Yarnala, Kitty Del Gaizo Marty Litschsuer, Dudie Santore Charles ArnbroisaitiS, Marjorie Noo- nan, Jerry Jacuzio, Georgiana Rich myer, Ernie Litschauer, Dorothy Ercoliani. Kenneth Judson, Amelia Walsh, Jimmy Teubner. F. B. De- licks, Colby Hughson, Mary Cusack, and James Mcdonald of Hartford, Mae Teubner, Bud Teubner, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Walsh, and MT. and Mrs. Oscar Teubner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Contract Bridge
 MANOR BRIDGE CLUB
Sterling Studio.

Topscorers in the Monday after noon bridge tournament held un- der the direction of Mrs. William Meyers of Hinsdale Avene were as follows: North and South, Mrs. Ed ward Mraz and Mrs. John McCor- mack 63k; Mrs. Daniel Martin and Mrs. Arthur Field, 471a; East and West, Mrs. James McArdle and Mrs. Roger Peabody, 5O1s; MT. and Mrs Robert Treat, 48. Official standing, Mrs. Arnold Smith and Mrs. Nell son Squires, 188h; Mir. and Mrs Treat, 187; Mrs. Peabody and Mrs, McArdle, 184; Mrs. George Roland and Mrs. William Moffat, 176.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Chapter" Holds
 Spring DGnce
MRS. DONALD ,. POST

About 76 couples attended the spring dance sponsored by the Wa terbury Chapter, College of St. Eliz- Abeth, Saturday night ct the Hotel Elton. Mrs. Francis B. Feeley and Miss Nancy Grimm were co-chair- men.
 Those attending were: MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Jarvis, Jr., Miss Doris Downs, Andrew Lawlor, Miss Eleanor Grimm, George McNamara, Mir. and Mrs. Randall J. Mccarthy, Miss Mary Mccormack, Jeremiah Murphy, MT. and Mrs. James Me- drath, Miss Lucille Dee, John Min leucci, Miss Polly Walsh, Robert Bowen, Miss Madeline Dzinsky, Robert Jackson, Miss Rosemary Keenan, Robert DowneS, Miss Doris Murphy, Basil Schwarz, Miss Mitzie Downing and George 1T. Largay, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Francis B. Teeley, Jr. Miss Rita Delaney, Perth Anlboy, N, J., Edward Fitzgerald, MT. and Mrs. John ]. Neagle, Mir. and Mrs. John r. Aubrey, Mir. and Mrs. Paul E, Donovan, Bridgeport; Mir. and Mrs, John Kennard. New Haven; Miss Nancy Grimm. Charles D. O'Connor, IT., Mr. and Mrs. James A. Feeley, Miss Jean Bender, New Haven; Ar- thur J. Mcdonald, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Philip Veillette, Miss Pauline Mil- Ter. Joseph Millerick. MT. and Mrs, Robert 9chuster, MT. and Mrs. John c, Medford, Miss Anne Moore and Pvt. Mark A. Tierney, Jr.
 MlSs Rosemary Neagle. James J. Mulligan, Miss Eileen Lanouette, Shelley Croft, Miss Irene pauloSki, Jesse Palen, Miss Eileen Mccarthy, John J. Bedel, Miss Mary Qilmar- tin. George Bolan, Miss Rosemary Bolan, Herbert Croft, Miss Ther- esa Pelletier, Victor Lemaine. Jr., Miss Frances Cuddy, Robert Lam son. MT. and Mrs. Frank '. Jones, Miss Constance Vellen, Dino Mucci, Miss Peggy Sheehy, Edwin O'Dea, Mir. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Miss Eealey, Owen Kyle, Miss Louise Culhane, Robert Ryan. MT. and Mrs. Richard Wright, Mss Mar jorie DiPietro and Thomas Doiano.
 Also, Miss Polly Fleming, Louis DiCoStan2o, Miss Barbara Fleming, Robert Boucher, Miss Tiny Capar- aso, Joseph DiPietro, Mir, and Mrs. Francis D. Altman, Mrs. Eleanor Hard Shove. Edmund Bowen, Miss Frances DzlnSky, James Mc0rath, Miss Betty Banford. Hal Gallup, Miss Dorothy Doyle, Patrick Mur. phy, Miss Anne German, John BTeen, Miss Mary Louise Parsons. George T. Began, Miss Lorraine quinn, John J. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Roy M. O'Neil, Miss Christine Finn, Thomas Leonard Miss Mary Dillon and James Corrigan.
 Music was by Cliff Skaters Orch- estra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Caban1-GOniLLO
 NMpti0B Held

Miss Joanne Gonillo and Wllfred J. Cabana were united in marriage yesterday at a double ring cere- nony at St. Lucy's Church, Rev. Felix Soclio performing the cere- mony. Mrs. Thomas Ainico was vocal soloist and Mrs. Jerry Mascoli presided at the organ.
 The bride had as her attendants Mrs. Louis Russo as matron of hon- or, and Mrs. Ralph Parlapiano and Mrs. Robert Signorl, who served as bridesmaids. Robert Signori at- tended the groom as best man. Ralph Parlapiano and Vito 0onillo were ushers.
 More than 100 guests attended a reception ct Sabol's.
 The couple will honeymoon in Canada. Miss Gonillo, Q graduate of Wilby High School, is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gonillo, Oak Street, and MT. Cabana, . graduate of Leayenworth, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Cabana, Hill Street. The bridegroom, 0 vet eran of four years of service with the Army, spent three and 6 half years in the European theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23

Ward, old Saybrook; Mrs. Ida Waterbury, Stamford Mrs. Flor~ ence Harrison, Mystic; Mrs. Lillian Frink, Canterbury; Miss Helen Smith, Milford; Mrs. Harriet Reds field, New Haven: Mrs. Edith Miron, Hartford; Mrs. Anna.Mae Switaskis New Britain and Mrs. Clara Lewis Monroe. County presidents, Mrss Florence Abercron1bie, Stratford, Fairfield County; Mrs. Marguerite Cooley, Stafford Springs, Tolland County; Mrs. Florence Tibbals, Wa- terfoyd, New London County and Mrs. Edna Sharpe, Abingdon, Wands ham County.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
More Than 15O
 Attend Party

The card party sponsored by the Waterbury Public Speaking Club at the Central YNdCA was attended nH more than l5o people last night.
 Mrs. Irene Cables, chairman Oe the affair, was assisted by Mrs. John Washburn, who had charge of table prizes and Miss Mary sheehan, who had charge of door prizes. Arthur Purinton headed the chairs and tables committee.
 The refreshments committee was composed of Mrs. Mary 0arrick, Miss Marion North, Ray Ferris and Phillip Won Tobel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Engagements

MT. and Mrs. Wilfred Godin Ponham Street, announce the en- gagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Dorothy Alice Godin, to William John Goggins, son. of MT. and Mrs. George Cog gins, Huntington Avepue. The we'd ding is scheduled for Saturday, June IS, at the Blessed Sacrament Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
Book ReUiew
 Planned Tonight

The Lutheran Daughters of the First Lutheran Church will hold their regular meeting tonight ct S:l6 ct the parish house on Grove Street. A book review by Mrs. Robert Hey- denreich will be given on David the King" Prior to the review 6 short business meeting will be held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
East End Community Club Meefs Tonight

The East End Community Club will meet tonight at 6 o'clock in the Anderson School Gymnasium. New developments in the city tax Fevaiuatlon case will be discussed and a report on the branch library location will be given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-23
733d F.A. Association In Reunion Meeting

All members of the 733d Field Are tillery Battalion have been invited to attend a reunion meeting to be held at the Central Y. M. o. A, Thursday at 7:30 p. m.