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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, secretary-cashier, thor
oughly experisnced; preferably part time; me
bsRssEaKss bsaRsslERh asss design. remod assss. fss
tionsi eve. gowns q speciality; reas MISS
RkEcursS Exec 1fSp sins L ~ ss
initiative;. viii start at $50 week where
references. Taylor 1890. 2S'
GIRL, .colored, desires perm. position; D
aag a Sasx VIZ; as elevator OPERATOR hcesnaseo' sas
work. Call No, 1886. Please don't call
CHI GikL. colored, light, refined. experienced
wishes wish n B9Stioan as. as receptionist or once
easrsss eah s0loEad 81 oese wants es
GIRL wants work, light house0ork, from
9 to or 8 to 1880. hours on Sat- DE.
GIRL, colored. wants job as maid, SIS
sad sT carfars, fys days ns week. eau ~. Wsd.
GIRL eatsI colored @ would din like work on satur-
sidsrsd. can TR. 1884 any time THURS. gs.
Lady, viii white. Settled. wants position as
housekeeper; live in; small adult family
suksE.e Nh Sep practical, sst experienced. prefers
Hobart Has5sH0so 3oss. .A a''st Pm
NURSE. available now: any case except
NURSE, practical. colored, wants mater
nifty convalescent,. or child care. AD.. $3.50.
NURSE, practical, white, wishes elederly
patient; So per day; NV. section; refer
ences. Box 432-z, Star.
NURSE-HOUSEKEEPER dependable; for
reasonable, pleasant, elderly patient 500
week; day duty. Box 431-z. Star. 29s
POSITION WANTED in Roanoke, Va,
effective Dec. 2. Stenographer, 10 years
business and personnel experience, desires
position there; leaving Washington this
week. Phone Trinidad 655S.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, wishes full
time work, any kind case. Tues. after
5 pm. all day other. days. NO. 1922. --27
SECRETARY. experienced. wants tempo-
rary work: cal, compose correspondesnce;
TEIETYPE iYIiIET PVo OPERATOR, experienced i tape
and keyboard. willing to work nights on
steady shift; references; salary, $40 wkly.::
permanent Box 1857, Star, 2Ts
WOMAN. young, .colored. wants part time
or days work, 75c hr.. carfare. Michi-
gan 1857 bet. 1913.
WOMAN. colored. desires delivering for
florist, drugstore or delivering Xmas pack
ages, all after 2 p.m. Ludlow 1744.
T1opsfSTGaT III Z sfi nif GIRL FRIDAY seeks change
to CHALLENGING position with top-fiight ex-
ecltiye requiring initiative. intelligence and
tact; energetic, ef1cient, attractive; un-
usual experience, including public rela-
tions, personnel, editing, handling eorre-
spondence; can take, as well as give. or
ders; shorthand ADEQUATE: typing, 20 word;
per minute: $40 per week. Box 435-z, Star
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For Lost and Found Advertisements
See Poee As
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOLL REPAIRING, FLORENCE GRAY
SHOP, 1904 14th St. nv. CO. $500. 80
cali HENRY B. UTz. NO. 1859. Work
ssCSecaoSHnNTaNT-social sSeaoSHnNssTTaaN security, inc taxes
ssa1smsHN1NSU TaE ANNUAa MEETING Of the STOCK.
holders of the Hugh Reilly Co., Inc, will
Be held at the office OF the company
1884 New York ave- MI oas at IN no9h phe Mee elee
ton Of ofdcers for the ensuing year and
before the meeting. Signed, HUGH REILLY
co, INC, by Agnes E. Cady, Secretary
SPECIAL MEETING-Plasterers and Ce-
ment Finishers, Local Union No. 90.
wednesday, November 27th, 1946. IRvIN
TAYLOR Secretary grTpaSs1Rir TTsasyTssi for any
debts incurred other than by myself
fKfEHL Will JESK1fs Eof 81 REsf6NsIsLE
nsSss ysslf c0nsgaffsa safRIE9 Y NJ. STANFORD Jr.,
s5qS So 18th aNsir ST. Aflngt9niiy Gn 9miyInENp on
81 pireetors Ct CAPITAL Transit Co. at #
a dividend of fifty cents (50c) per shars
on the capital stock of the company VIII
be paid on December 20, 1916. to stock- *.
pifoc on December nj /, 1916. The stock transfer
books Of the company will not pc closed
VIM. B. BENNETT, vice president and
fecsfisciL A sPEcIAL MEETING of the members Of
the District OF Columbia will be held q at
the ofice. of the company. 921 9TH st. n W; !;
O'clock noon. RUTH II. GoopsPEEp. sec
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HELP MEN.
AIRCRAFT = Acetylene welders. BEL
LANCA AIRCRAFT CORP, New Castle. Del.

ffANcz AiRcRAfT CORP. New Castle PPsl.
Aggo .g .se9 soDr .ss ssD gHaPHa nFs
hosspitaIization' hos ssiaHs' Apply Mr.. joyce rows
ATTo Auto sb6B1cE s6BE NAN s7 ana g. PAINTER
snteed sSe salary anq F tSs ss4s comm a0lo Gs0f
Aoa9 hode9n FIGHT bfds plens sn q sht and heat
better than top pay. permanent position
e thorogga mFs Ss not apps man hs
R9st9n Ssh Is e sssfas ssSf Rs
auTo & Ksy MEEeafANfo NEEsefsi III @ sess deal IN City
99pm ET6 pmREooEEIAS tis5 most %oasTh
shop in WASHINGTON; al new eauipment
Gell-lishted shop; excellent WORKING GO Son; N
ditions: top vases: $4,000 PASS: stSo SItR SIitS
pay. Come in and talk it over with rsll BIZ
RsFsS seFyfs safks cosP
auTo MHcH2Nic f ist s Glass must be
perienced: good wages excellent 44lp ySrking rkiTo
STToMoTrvE SD MOI W MEcHANIcs. Mi to work on
motor trucks: your future is assured In
an essential INDUSTRY TOP wases Y, e. ezcsirent
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.. 901
Bladensburg I'd ne. FR 1900. .a
AUTO PAINTEhS, gusIanteeQ salaIy anu
cations with pay, free h1spitaliyaslt1asonH. ~ On
AUTO PARTS MAN-Asgressive young or
middle-aged man to train as parts man
ager in live organization; must be able
to handle detail work along, with other
duties: salary open to right-type man;
excellent future and earnings assured.
MARYLAND MOTORS. INC, Rockville,
Nd. Phone 522. After PM, SH. 2655.
-27
AUTO WASHMAN-Experien in wash.
Ing and tire. repairing; good salary and n
commission. Apply BARBERS ESQ SERV-
ICE, 10th and Maine ave. s:w.
BAKER. experienced Sp Nc Sunday pp g9Ek; )
seedd paga pasaa Appftg hpapftgoTs ays Hyattsvie
ExRTENDER-sober, honest and with 1st-
ALFoN5o's RESTAURANT, 14o3 L st. NV
srcYCLE MECHANICS. one experienced
one helper. Apply MARYLAND side OF East
orn ave. ne. ut Goth st. go
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRLS, o. would like to apply
for g.h.W. or bus Job; no cooking. NO.
ccXxGRafENTRY AND REPAIR WORK wanted.
Also storm sashes fitted. Have storm
sashes on hand. SH. 1894. -
GIRL, 13.. viii work after school hours;
small family; ltys in; some salary, rel
GIRL coiored. desires Job as mothers
helper. lyht housework. TR. 4910. ?7.
with child a: nlotheriess home or en-
ployed couple; live In; sman salary. R.
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MOTOR TRAvEL.

expense plan, convenience Of passenger and
car owners same destination. Private Sc
dams daily, Miami. Calf, and all points
west; refs. exch. % Mass, RE. $3.50. 30s
DRIVING BUICK station wagon to Mex
leo City on December L. Take two pas
sengerS. References exchanged. Call AID.
S4S4 all day Sun. weekdays after pm. .
GENTLEMAN DRIVING new sedan, Okla
homa, Nov. 80. take one or two: route
DISCRETIONARY. Ma. 1920. Ext. 1117. 27s
urday; reasonable. Cal TR. 462S sfter
GOING TO LOS ANGELES. '4s Chrysler.
1916 CAR-Army Navy game: $40 round
trip. MIR. PENCE, SH 2451, 8 pm. to
d m. WedneSday and Friday only. -
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REPAIRS and SERVICES.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted All work guaranteed.
RE 1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..

oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
s1 EE ,ll17. UNITED TYPEWRIPER CO..
siS SbbiAa lsss n sMacH1NEs. RHH typewriters, pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea-
ss salf sIsnssaf Hs sRs
AWNING AND shD CANVAS H0S iIs sEkvTcE M COM. COM.
Rst Rss Tepsns SKoTnR eaa g. M 5n
CAMERA REPAiRING. Can FULLER i,
d,ALBERT. mo. National 4712, s15 10th
CAMERAS, movie equipment repaired by
experts: all foreign and domestic makes.
ss Is from re eeaT e
ssa es sSsR
repair work Portable 0s class saur brick ipsbb bars
sSs se SEsE SsI VA ,nsas.a sSs r.e7.sson
Msc2alcs naaos 464 snstims
CEMENT FLOORS laid in colors. looks Just
like asphalt tile; big saving. Call bet
tciikaNfNG ri sN 20 Il = Upholstered furniture and
sensational results guaranteed. work done
L soHE CEuEa aEn sams e 30 ESs $751; eau
RsvIak6RINNGa sss skaNNsas siMs sasrTs Rslss ave-
HRPSsFitf FPSREs snd Rrns
day and night service. Tn. 4319.
ELEC. RANGE, dishwasher and aispossi ROSE
i34a 9th st. n.w..AD 1876.
ELECTRICIAN. veteran, licensed In p g.
Nd and Va. old and new nomes W,rsa, no
EGECTRiC VIKING, nxtures; extra outlets.
repairs; old houses q speciality, REGAL
ELECTRIC CO: 360g Ga. svs; EA1 A. nSyi. ~.
LoNd d STONE FLOOR SERVICE. RA.
s71d7ps : saNnxn Ann REFrNIsHED-old
aosnrs made new Reasonable prices.
White mech, M. MORRIS, SH. 2277. 80
FIO0RR 6ANDED and finished, cleaned
and Waxed; work done p; &. W. AND Nd
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcens. J

WOMAN, colored. wants work after $3.50
pm NO 1875 --2S
WOMAN, reliable, desires days work Of any
snoa sind' experience sood reference. ORR 70.
WOMAN, colored, wants laundry to do
At home: win nick up. NO, $3.50. ---27
morning work. experienced good city ref
erences: SIS and carfare. FIR. $3.50.
TWO GIRLS, coloredt desire work in room
ing house or private home. Call HO. 0788
from 10 Am. to . 2: m. 29s
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SITUATIONS MEN end WoMEN.

HAIR NSTYLIsT for q sub. shop: salary and
commission: full or part time. HEADS,
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 1916. .-27
STATISTICAL CHARTS and graphs pre-
pared by experienced craftsmen. CAPITOL
STATISTICAL DRAFTING. AT. 0s99 eyes.
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RuslNEss opPoRTuNITIEs.

Hardware STORE and lock business:
wash most complete and modern hard.
ware Appliances and locksmith business,
In one Of the busiest NV. locations; q real
opportunity for the proper party with rub.
starltial cash Can HARRY SHENK.
Broker. RA. 1900. 0..--29 Us.
CONTINUED on Next Psss) Sss
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BOOKKEEPER, secretary-cashier, thor
oughiy experienced; preferably part time;
pleasant personality and appearance.
Randolph 2gI2. 2s.
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nnatiRa sANDYn AND REFINIsHED-oid

WSite ss92u mech. III. MORRIS, sH. Sa77. 80
FLOORS sANDED and finished, cleaned
and swaxed; work done y. c.. Va. and Nd.
Cal. q. TAYLOR, WA. 1120. 3Ss
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20% discount on all purchases and many
Sss eRosss 4h soSs benefits esss1gga APgRs
s5h ssfhhNoGEafHERcLRRk, s5e ssa s.sL ability to
crate bookkeeping machine an asset; ,.Ep gqqd 8
sssisry; sss oIn permanent' mar o-das wA, Myb EMnb1
TEAcHER, TEA HER who who can teach French to
younger children: live in if desired Gall
THiEPHoNE FL PHONE OPERATOR for PIX switch
board; experience in large. once heipIui'
stons sns ne' asd ssssasiia SALARY HAYER co
ThLEPHoNE FL + DiT; OPERATORS, experienced
Fatss $50 RaDs
have been other changes in working prac:.
tices, Including reductions in lengths OF
Of returning to this work Visit one Of our on +
employment ofices, 727 18th st. NV, 1859
H & cahEEsAfasRr 9RfR essniR5Sr iP65romc aai ThlH
TYPIsT, exper., high school graduate;
oas Appa Sth Essf HI5shs soss
TYPIsT wanted. experienced, for gsneral
| g. CoE. investment Securities. 1000 Wood
TYPfsT. permanent position excel; saIsry, as =
fITPTAINs fTPIsT asS G afNRRan asR oIFIel worker.
pf Ina ssys nepla gaod
Resident Reside Of Sc. Wash. preferred. Can
TYPasT Hiidsf lsSEa GES. Ass oFiqcE 9 WORKER; ssay
HsaaI xspIy Psfaasasaas assasoN goslS Co. foss
tTYPIST-CASHTER for local office OF ma
tional loan organization: interesting work M
ipaid vacation. AETNA FINANCE CO.,
1912 Rhode Island ave-. Mt Rainier, ~ Nd.
WAITRESS, colored-Must be neat. for
| restaurant. Night work only. 736 Both
St ne Cal after pm .nn,v I ,1fsr !
pm. BROWN DERBY, 1888 Conn. ave ave.
,rprss .,,,ta aos,,,,,. .or, ,,nifoSn,s rTTfisy
furnished. COPLEY PLAZA, 1924 Cue St.
WAITRESS, white. for part time tiunchl
from IL am. to 3 pm: good pay. COED
working conditions and good meal. Ian
FAR EEsTAuEANT. 25 Carroll ave; 5! Ia
WAITREssEs. white. fun or part time;
good pay. Call FIR. 200. EXT. 27s:...
IWAITRES8EE, Tor 1st-clnsS reStauranI,
good money; no Sundays. ALFcNSos
RESTAURANT. l403 I st. NV. -2S
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MARKERS, white: fulI-time positions. Ap-
ply employment ONCE 2nd floor. THE
HECHT CO. 7th and z sts. NV. --226
MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTOR for home
study dept with interest In science; pern1a-
nent position. Ho. 1920, Mr.. CALLAHAN.
Evening star., 1946-11-27

,r life insurance COM
ay week; no Sat. work;
. pleasant working con.
IS LUND, Room T02,
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ecutiye, requiring initiative, intelligence and
tact; energetic, efficient, attractive; un-
usual experience, including public rela-
tions, personnel, editing, handling eorre-
spondence; can take, as well as give. or
ders; shorthand ADEQUATE; typing, 20 words
per minute: $40 per week. Box 435-z. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-27

statesmen N-MANAGERS-Libert Magazine
plus nationally advertised premiums: fas
deal, high commissions. Write FINK
DISTR. CO., Dept. 3, 113 W. 42nd ST., N.
Evening star., 1946-11-27

time, Pm 70 II PM, nisnes wesh, 1,,
McREyNoLD's PHARMACY. 18th and ID G
Stock sssi uir' CLERK for receiving and marking
offers attractive salary with opportunity
for advancement to capable young man.
Apply oface, THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP,
ssnthPERvIsoR, white. for night cleaners:
hours, 11:30 pm. to am: good pay;
appy D1soa oe Ho
TEck TEL a9nD pRyERs I'VE ga RsL safs 81
Apply SINCLAIR REFINING co. 1927
!ss4y .lsss ssss Mon s1gsfs9ss ss sgss
WATERS WATERS for for fast arst,class restsurant;
g9rH1RANr g9Ss R0Rey and 14S r. sundays I sa
Sssaissa a ssEs aa sss Z zsIt
WATCHMAKERs = 5-day, 4o-hour week
MRooDwsRD ARSossD RH'0snfS Z fLoSrHRoP, e:3o1s daily daily "a
salary, salary Die pleasant Working conditions; OBJ
THE qIap'ss5 Yo5uNd MEMS SHOP, 1919 + St.
YOUNG so,e NAN .sas shss @ aeso ssssy foF
steady good pay 70 Sr hoaTs Tovles gsr sax sNax
TToNAL, LAUNDRY Co, p Pierce st. w.
YOUNG MAN. ambitious, with self as
surance and leadership. for responsinle
position; an excellent opportunity for the
right person; some typinE ability. HIRSH
COIN MACHINE CORP. 1909 New Jersey
YOUNG MAN. 22-25, some restaurant ex-
perience; good salary; no Sunday or night
work. Apply 6l0 F ST., THE HEIGHT co.
YOUNG MAN, mechanically inclined, TO
service office equipment. Phone MA. 5o43.
YOUNG MAN: high school graduate pre-
ferred: clerical work for newspaper ex-
perience with figures helpful; permanent
position with increases. Apply personnei
once. Room 504,. Star Bldg. THE EYE
NING STAR I101 Pa. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN, Jewish, tUslearn kosher deli
catessen business; steady work; no eye
YOUNG MAN-To sell electrical appliances;
good opportunity National 6683. ,,,..
YOUNG MAN, Catholic. for inside selling
position with. o future; S35 wk. TO start
Replies confidential. Describe yourself and
your qualifications fully In 1st letter "a
Boz 426-X. Star. ---zf
Evening star., 1946-11-27

ATTENTION, Virginia RESIDENTS = Atticl
finished, recreation rooms added, porenei
terms. OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING
CO., GL. O2l1. o.
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PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10

Beginning Ave. arysve Following
household goods:
Tree-pece Velour living very good; dining
suite; metal beds with springs;
springs Majestic machine; number
dresserS;
writing combined drop table; sectional
book shelves; upholstered
nValds table, white wicker
tray single beds Wilton
l2X2 Administer rug; 9X2 Olson number throw
lamps walnut extension table; kitchen cabinet
bathroom
wicker porch chair furniture walnut flower stand
table aluminium small
oil aluminium cold packer chicken
doors; quilting frame pipe kitchen
garden Sashes
goods dhes cooking utensils fishing other
ar Heatrola. 10
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CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mrs. Painter and son, George,
of Columbus, were dinner guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Warren Painter,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bell attended the Lam
caster fair on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Well enter
tanned her sister and nephew from
West Virginia the past weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. f. K. Bars, of
Savannah, called on friends at Clai-
borne Sunday evening. Rev. Bars
gave the address Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist church for the
homecoming service.
Anna Lee Potts, Mable Warner,
Shirley Howard and Patty War
ner, attended the youth meeting
at Redwood Methodist church
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rebecca Ellenwood was
honored with card shower on
Tuesday, it being her eightieth
birthday
Friends of Mrs. Mary Webster
will be sorry to hear of her Illness.
She is confined to her bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Howard at
tended the Lancaster Fair last
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Patricia Warner was the
Saturday night guest of her friend,
Janet Sieg, of Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette
and children were dinner guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar RoSette, of Redwood, Sunday.
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= RIDCEWAY
By MRS. JOE BEATTY

Mr.. Dick Richardson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Richardson, of
RidgeWay, and Miss Navada Burd,
of Kenton, were united in marriage
Monday afternoon at 1:30 at New
Hampshire, with Rev. A. E. Oliver,
officiating. The wedding reception
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Wentz, of Kenton. aunt and
uncle of Mrs. Richardson. The
young couple will live on farm
south of Ridgeway.
Mr.. Pat Mcclure, of PataSkala,
and his mother, Mrs. Elma Vaughn,
of Grove City, and Mrs. E. j. Kel-
ler, of West Mansfield; were week
end guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. o. Stump.
Mrs. Verne Collins, Mrs. Oscar
Robinson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Conklin made a business trip to
Lima, Tuesday.
Mrs. Calvin LogSdon was a Wis
itor Wednesday at the home of
Mary Stump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dilla are the
proud parents of daughter. Lin
da Kay, born Tuesday morning at
the McKitrick hospital, Kenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright, of
Lilly Chapel, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Stump, of Belle Center,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. o. Stump
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Ramsey are
spending a few days in Mississippi,
on business.
A party was given by Rev. Stat
ford for the young people in the
church basement, Wednesday eve
ming. There were % present.
, Games were played and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Lola
Beatty and Mrs. Mary Ansley. The
refreshments consisted of brown
bread (baked by Rev. Stafford),
cheese sandwiches, cookies of var
ious kinds. and fruit punch. After
the party the young people, wit
messed the shooting stars at 10 o.
clock.
Ralph Ramsey entered the Me-
Kitrick hospital Wednesday for an
appendectomy operation.
Mr.. Charles Boerger, of Marys-
vile, was an overnight. guest at
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> 'BOKESREEK
BY MRS. HALE GRAY

Mrs. Leonard Coins, son, Virgil
Lee, and daughter. Judy, Mrs.
Bertha Swimming, daughter, Dian
and Mrs. Halle Gray, and son,
Barton, spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Fay Jackson and fam
lily, of Bethel.
Mrs. Bertha Swimming and daugh-
ter, Dian, visited her sister-in-law
Mrs. Halle Gray, on Monday.
Miss Norma Porschet spent Sum-
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Porschet and family. She re-
turned to her work in Columbus,
Monday morning.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray was a
supper guest one evening last
week of Miss Betty Cooley. In the
evening they attended the weiner
roast at Larry Drums home.
Ottie Gray and family spent
Sunday evening at their sisters,
Mrs. Wesley Swimming, and fam
lily. Dana Jackson, of Bethel, is
spending few days at the Swim
ming home.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray spent
one evening last week with the
Guy Senger sisters in Broadway.
Ada Goff, of Redwood, spent
Monday evening with Wayne
Shearer.
Ottie Gray and family spent one
evening last week with their SON.
in-law and daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins.
Bill Shearer, of Columbus, and
Larry Shearer, Of Marysville,
spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Shear
er.
Barton Gray spent Thursday and
Friday with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Co.
inS and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins,
sons, Ronald and Virgil Lee, and
daughter, Judy Kay, spent Sun
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-10-17
KNOXVILLE
CENTER
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

A rally day celebration was held
here at the Methodist church Sun
day, Oct. 13. Mrs. Collier rendered
a beautiful violin solo accompanied
by Mrs. Henkle at the piano, MIR
Meade, of Plain City, livened up
the congregation by leading church
singing before the church service
following Sunday School. A most
interesting sermon was delivered
to the congregation by our minis
ster, Rev. Light, after which a
pot-luck dinner was served.
Roy Robinson and sons. Of Col
umbus, called at the George home
Sunday to visit with his mother,
Mrs. Lola Robinson.
Mrs. w. A. Fisher, of Columbus.
was a weekend guest of her BROTH
er, c. w. George, and family
Mrs. Lou Cooperider watched
over the sick son, David Henkle,
while his mother resumed her du-
ties as teacher of primary room of
Chuckery Darby school this week.
AT this writing David is improv-
ing nicely.
Mrs. Ina PyerS was a business
caller in Marysville, Friday morn
ing.
The Booster club held their
first meeting at the school house
last Tuesday evening.
Carole Ann Horn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVelle Horn, of Mil
ford, was a guest of the Smith and
DAWN home, also a visitor at school
of Patti-Jo George last week.
l. Meryl George, want to eX-
press my appreciation of such a
beautiful thought put into words
and sent me by the Girl Scouts
during my illness. 1t was such a
help to receive so many cards, ano
flowers and interested enough tC
call. Thanks to all.
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the Sinclair Eosrger home Wed
nesfiay night
MIR. and Mrs. Sinclair Boerger
and family spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Boston, of Plain City.
Mrs. Mary Stump was an over
night guest at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Haley Stump, Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles Boerger, of Marys-
vile, and Mrs Bernard Boston, of
Plain City, were visitors at the
Sinclair Boerger home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman William
son and family Of Dayton, were
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsvILLE. OHIO

callers at the Joe Beatty foTSsa
Sunday
MIR. ana Mrs Frank Ptigh All
daughter, Opal, of Kenton; M.
and Mrs. Harold Pugh, of Bowling
Green, and son called at the joe
Beatty home Sunday.
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POMONA GRANGE

Pomona Grange meeting will be
held at Byhalia Grange hall Thurs
day evening, Oct. IT, The 5th de-
gree will be conferred at this
meeting and a fine program has
been arranged. Everyone is urged
to come. Bring covered dish, as
nCllaI
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10

Six round chairs chair five rockers chairs lounge
old square stands stands
cherry dropea tables; kitchen table,
dresser cherry bureau; stand seadS
beddng wardrobe; trunks three kitchen
Safes cabinet chair stoves;
heater; plate; hole
plate Happy washer ironing board
irons 5ga cooking utensils
copper boiler copper kettle looking
pictures and frames; Rayoamp lot and
jugs sausage grinder rug
noem Bissel sweeper
buggy step ladder
rel shotgun; o
CASH No goods o paid for.
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HEAD OF CATTLE-1l
IL - HEAD OF HOGS IL

One pure bred Duroc SOW; shoats weigh 200 pounds
of ShoatS weighing l40 pounds each registered Dmo
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PUBLIC SALE

the quitting he will Sell ut public
his located mi northwest 0strande mi southeast
Delaware
County line o.
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SIMPSON & SON, AUCT.
PUBLIC SALE

OF household goods of the late Mrs. w. r. Mill
Springs, at 800 o'clock.
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dav afternoon with their parents
MIR ana Mrs. Q. K. Gray andfam-
ilH.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAL E

undersigned A. Ports Adm of the estate of William
deceased will sell public auction the Elliott farm 10
mile south of State Route A. on tn
Reed road,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a

oel mare II yrs old weigh 1900 pounds; bay
gh 1900 pounds both good workers. One Shetland 10
with bride and saddle