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The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

Members OF the staff at the
Branch were judges Monday night
October Is when Omaha Univer-
sity students held their party at
the YWCA. Also members of the
staff attended the lecture by DR..
Norman GesselI at Central high
school on October 80, the topic
was The First Ten Years Of the
Child's Life.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

Recent surveys indicate that widespread racial and religious discrimination in the lib
atsc colleges, as vel as in the professionals schools, is Increasing at an alarming rate
according Dan W. Dodson in the American Mercury The hopes and aspirations Of
of young Americans are being destroyed by the cancer Of prejudice in or in
situions of higher learning.
The Il is struck with awe whn confontedw with this situation. there were 10 fox
holes wih "Reshided"s signs and bullets ddnt change their course because a racial or re-
Quota had been reached. The {. J. considers this depIMabks situation as a
dictment Of our democraicp rehnions and a challenge to our naionaI
sense of deoncy" The prestige of american Fair Play" is recaNng a resoundfg blow.
Not until scholarships made the basis Of adnion,r rather ham race color or reed, vii
a sdutonw worthy of American traditions bef found. ~
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
CLASSES

The classes of the Northside
Branch YWCA are progressing
rapidly. They are handwork; ply
steal fitness; sewing; bridge and
rhythmics and ballet. For inform
alton please call the Branch Of
flee (WEbster 1891.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

Folks weren't surprised when
Bert ChiIders won first prize for
his corn at the county fair
Yet the judges admit it wasn't
Just because Bert had the finest
ears Of corn. He knew how TO dis
play them: neatly arranged, with
the husks clearly trimmed, and the
booth white and spotless.
Trimmings sure make a differ
enee no matter what you're Offer
ing-as Andy Botkin, keeper of the
Garden Tavern. well knows Andy
doesn't just sell good beer. He sells
il in a place that's clean and attrac-
tive in nice surroundings that
-
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

This is a reminder Of the Zion
Book Review which will be held
at the Branch building on Sunday
November 10 at $3.50 pm.
.H~ss
The Committee Of Management
met Wednesday night October 30
when the job analysis for mem
bers Of the staff got under way.
The various other committees were
namely: Family Relations; Finan-
ce; Building and Grounds; Con-
ference; Publicity; Membership;
Volunteer Leadership; Public At
fairs and World Fellowship. which
constitute the Committee Of Man
agement, will meet this week in
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
From where sit by Marsh.
Why Bert Won
First Prize

belong with the enjoyment of a
wholesome beverage of moderation.
And Andy, Of course, is a whole
hearted supporter of "Self Regu-
l~ation." That's the system by which
the Brewers and tavern keepers
themselves make sure that taverns
selling beer are clean and orderly.
From where I sit, people like
Andy also rate a First prize" Not
just for the quality of the product
but for the trimmings" too. /.
&xM ~4<
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09

preparation for the Committee O
Management meeting on Wednes
day. November Is at 7:30 pm.
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
SPEECH
CULTURE
How To Overcome Lisping,
Stammering and Suffering

BY BEATRICE l. MORGAN
The Omaha guide., 1946-11-09
YWCA Notes

- Copyright 1910. United States Brewers, Foundation.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
Die leeren Pdnoe

Cine Sl1nsfrau ioIlte iterben. Sic
geborte auf) gu Der 3abl Der nieIen.
pelfe ben 6reuoen Der gSelt gum
Spfer fallen. Sic batte it6 ibre
&ranfbeit, bic iie meeraffen ioIte, auf
einem gereniieen sebolt. Sic aebrte
langIam babin. Iue i'm Saule tpuB-
ten es, lie alein oadte nidt ans
Sterben. Sm @esenteil, tie piegte
iid nit BEN idoniten Soffnungen auf
cine sldn5enbe 3ufunft.
gines Cages ieood nuroe Tie obn-
mahtie, falter Sieberi6auer erfaBte
life. Da auf einnal tpuroe es Iidt Dor
ibren Slugen. Sic begrtff nun, baB
alles berloren iei.
8ei bieien @eoanfen erbob Iie bon
Sdreden ibre Sdnoe, idaute iie an,
lieB lte pieoer nieoerfallen, betrod-
tete lie i6Deigero uno rief erl ldiittert
aus: rSebet bod meine Sdnoel"
Sic Wfutter eilt berbei, sic iibrigen
Dtigtlieoer Der San1ilie treten binsu.
~S6auet bod meme S6nbe!" rief
Die iunge 5ra1. vSie itnb Ieer! Sd
babe ni6ts fir @ott getan, uno nun
nuB id iterben!" - fiigte lie BEL in
ounfler grinnerung an Die Wabnune
Ser Sdule, fiirs Sterben oud Sddse
| lid beioret 5u boben, Die ienietts Gel
tung baben. Ger5petflung lag in Die.
Ien tpenigen @orten, unb ibre firen
augen iagten ear aengItli6es.
gilenos puroe elm SrieIter geru-
fen. IS nar ibr Geligionslebrer. 0em
lagte lie immerfort: uGie Sdnbe iinb
leer!"
Ser Brieiter - obne 3peifeI elmer
gingebung bon oben folseno - nobm
Elm &ru5ifir uno Ieete es in ibre lee.
rem, sitternben uno idon eisfoIten
Sanoe unb ba5u elm 8ilo Der FL.
Sungfrau Waria NIT BEN @orten:
r9as iinb S6ase - faufe iieI"
Blobli6 lebt bic Soffnung auf i'm
Ser5en oes armen @eid0pfes, es bat
begriffen. Seine Sdnbe iino nidt
mebr leer. gs fonn nun, Inn Iein I'm.
niises, lei6tfertiges 2eben einsulG.
ien @ott oie unenoIi9en 8eroien5te
oes 2eioens unb Sterbens Seines
Sobnes anbieten, ioipie Die Iber-
l6pengliden Geroienite Seiner FL.
Wutter.
Sic fiiBte bon grfur6t oas &reu5.
umarmte es uno briidte es an ibr
Ser5. Sic beidtete, ernpfing 6ie Sos
lpre6ung unO iorgte nod fir bie
@pigfeit Ourf finolihes 4ufopfern
tbrer S6mer5en unb ibres 2ebens.
galo nadber itarb iie rubig, gotteree,
ben, oas &re15 anblideno, oas Tie feIt
in ibren SGnben belt.
. pie tpidtig - bos Sorgen fir
S6dte, Die Deoer Roit nod Wfotten
oer5ebren!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
8etrahtuneen uber
Die Rauhidule

Ser &aud gebort fir setpobnIit)
ni6t 5u ben Innebmlidfeiten bes ir-
oii6en 2ebens. Mnn gebt ibn germ
aus Dem 8ege; man lit frob, penn
man fern ab Dobnt bon elmer pers
rau6erten Siittengegeno ooer bon ei-
ner raudieen Stabt. Srosoem lGbt
ii6 nun aber &au6 uno Qualm nidt
gan5 bermeioen i'm &ii1enleban 10
pobl als audi i'm Sabrif- uno Ser
febrsleben. Ius tauieno uno ohertou=
lenb S6orniteinen Iteiet tGsli9 ser
oide, idmusige Nualm auf, iooab Die
geiunoe Suit perpeItet, Die liebe Son=
ne beinabe perbunfelt miro.
8enn i6 Die &au6I1ule betrahte,
10 babe i6 nift ben eben erpGbnten
Sa6rif= unb 2ofomotipenqualm Dor
augen, id benfe mir pielmebr elm
titles, frieblides @ebirgso0rIden,
oeiien Siitten unb Sdus9en rgor
lieblih am Selien gebaut, bon bunfs
len 8aumen gar idattig unlaubt"
IS tit elm rubiger, tpunoerbar i10s
ner Sommerabeno. 3niIben oen grit
men, rralten @alotannen luaen oie
peiB getiinbten @iebelbGher zines
@ebirgsoorfes berbor. l1eber ieoem
9a6e erbebt iib cine biinne, Ieidt ees
frdulelte &audiaule, langiam enpor-
iteigeno gum flaren Mbenobimmel.
8enn Der slrbeiter beimfebrt BON
8alo uno 8ieie, 10 meloet ibm Die
Hau6idnle iiber ieinem &1us6en
i9on bon ferne, oaB Die Iieben Sci,
nigen Inn oas Serbfeuer in trautem
Srieoen beriammelt iino.
0ieler Gaud, ben i6 iest n1ber
be5ei6net babe, lit feinespegs nit
oem &oblenqualm Ser Sabrifen 5u
berglei6en; er lit bur1ans nidt Ia
itig, al6 nidt bdblid; i'm @eeenteil,
er lit lb0n blau, burhii6tig unb
leidt, pie Die flare @ebirgsluft. Sn
frobltder Wunterfeit frGmIelt er iid
immer bober, er rinselt binauf Bis
5n Den boben 8aunfronen auf teller
Selienfante. @ie elm ieioener Sdleier
meibt uno ibpebt er oben, Bis er an.
mabli6 Dem @uge enti6nin6eno nit
Dem ianft geroteten Mbenobimmel 5u
einem @an5en neri6milat.
Solde 9eaturbiIoer oes Ian6Iihen
5rieoens iiebt man germ uno iudt
man germ. Oerartige @audIGulen BE-
eintrahtigen nibt i'm geringiten Die
lanoidaftlide Sbonbeit, fie Iagern
iid ni6t in un6urboringliden 66id).
ten iiber Die Srtidaften, fie perrdu-
dern nidt Die geiunbe 2uft uno Der.
iperren ni6t Die Ausiiht, fonoern er.
boben ben &eia bes 8iIoes. Darum
beniitt Der Waler Die aus Der frieo-
ltden Wal6biitte aufiteigenbe blaue
Hauhidule, nm ieinen 2anoidaften
I'M @emaloe mebr Garbe unb 2eben-
oigteit au geben. l1no ieber 2iebbaber
Der idonen @ottesnatur miro einem
iolden 8ilbe aetpiB nur Beifau aoI.
len fonnen. NaIerei un6 gsoeiie be-
mahtisen ii6 germ oieies Wsotibs,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
faniltenkreie

bot er, .erIaubt, bob id meinen Sut
nieber bole!"
.Meinettpesen! Sd riibre bos
ihnutige Ding niht AMI"
Sansiouci trat berein; faun bate
er Die Sh1pelle iiberibritten, 10 lief
er boran. nSalt. baIt!" rief Hetrus.
giniee gneeI ipollten i'm anriid-
ideuhen, Der Shmier aber ieste iih
auf ieinen Sut unb rief: r&iibrt mid
nidt AMI" gu Dem Seileno, Der Sid
eben 1,dberte, iagte er: 80 Serr, Dm
biit seredt! Site id bier nidt auf
meinem gigentum, linb barf Der FL.
Betrus mid burh Die @ngel banon
bertreiben laIien2 . Serr, lei barm-
ber5ig!"
0a IdbeIte Der Seilan6 nit birnm-
liider Weiloe, unb iagte gum FL. Be.
trus: v2aB' Sansiouci nur in &ube,
8etrus, er tut niemanbem etpas 81,
2eibe."
uDa bort ibr es. Sd tpuBte, mas
t1 tot, un0 nun laBt mid ungelfos
rem, @ott ielber bat es eu6 befoblen,
Sbm miibt ibr eebor1en."
60 fam Sansiouci in bas Bara-
oies, bort lit er nod Bis gum beutiget
Sage.
Siermit lit MIR cine fleine Mus-
tpabl aus Der groBen Gnsabl briltli-
der 2egenoen seboten, Die aug Der
alien 8retagne itammen. Selbitner-
| itdnolib tritt au6 Der Seufel oft ban-
oelnb auf beIonbers in EtergeitaIten,
bod iiegt meiit oas quite Srin5ip. aud
an tells giitigen, tells i6Iimmen
rSeen" feblt es r1i6t, unb bic r86.
l9erinnen" iino in ser tpeltli6en 8re-
tagne 10 gut befannt mie in 8erri6on.
SIN augemeinen iollen iebo6 Die 8ei-
Itesid0pfungen Der Nieber-8retagne
Die intereiianteiten iein. Sebenfa1s lit
es miinidenspert, baB bie gigen-
tiimlihfeiten zines 10 rei66egabten
goltes ni6t in 8ergeiienbeit berlin-
ten.
Josephine Flaeh
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
lS a@9e 9@ @@ ae sS)l "a
5um Seite
uartd Rimmelfahrt

Seilise, prad)tige,
Serrlide, tnadttae,
Splbise, tuDnnise, biamliid)e 6ram,
Der td in hn6lider,
llniibertpinbli6er,
Gmis ergebener Ninne nertrau!
Seslides Gut bir,
Seben nnb 8lnt bir,
8erne, ia serne, iuas immer id bin,
(Seb id, iiike Maria, biz fin.
8ulbener Sterne Glans
Slidt bir INNS Sanpt ben &rans,
Sonne besleitet bid bimmelentbrunt;
9Ddite, bir neiget iidb,
Sd6nite, bir benget iid)
Inter bic Siike Der iilberne Monb:
!S0ben nnb 2iifte,
Stefen nnb 8rifte,
8usenbe 8aTer unb irbiider glan
Sinb bir, &6nisim, nntersetan.
Wtntter, su bir, sn bir,
SGmtlidje ieufsem mir
Differ nmrnngen bpn Santmer nnS
Npt!
SrDiterim ,nasit allein,
Treunblide, Sn nns ieim,
Sdrefet nns Mrme Der arimmiae
Sob.
Jaket iein 8eb ans,
SiebenS erfleb nns
8na6' nnb Grbarmen nom himmli.
iden Sbrpn,
Sdirmen6 eriueidje ben a0ttlidjeu
SDbn!
Georg Friedrich Dauuser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-08-17
lg.SSS6 @@SSMS4, 4,l

wenn iie auf bas meni6li6e @emiit
re6t tief ein1pirfen, penn iie bas
liebli6e 8ilb bes bdusIi9en Srie>
oens re6t anI6auli6 ldiloern pollen.
8ie gerne babe ib in iungen uno
alteren Sagen oas 8ilo oes Batriar-
6en Noab angei6aut, tpie er na6 Ser
iAredliden Siinoflut oem Serrn aum
Oanfe auf griiner 8ieie elm Spfer
oarbringt, tpie Ser &au6 bon ieinem
Spferaltar in 5ierli6en @inbungen
gum blauen Simmels5elt emporiteist!
geidt nur Der sottesfiir6tige Noob,
ionoern au6 bic i6lanfe &au6lGuIe
ibeint gum Simmel gu rufen: 8
Serr, Jet forton bem Weni6enge-
i9le6t gnaoig, 5iidtige es ni6t mebr
in 0einem 8rimme! Somit lit oie
&au6iaule Elm 8egpeiier na6 oben,
Der ieoem oentenoen Meni6enfinoe
iagen mill: 0ort na6 oben gum 8a-
ter, Der iiber BEN Sternen pobnt,
oortbin iolen au6 bein Ser5 uno bei-
ne @eoanfen oft ndbrenb oes Soges
aus Der iroii6en 9lrbeit Ii6 erbeben,
Semen 5u preiien, bon Dem alles @ute
berfomrnt.
Sn Dem lesten Sase, ben mir Io-
eben geleien, lit idon angeOeutet, mas
i6 in Ser ~&audiaule" erblide, 11Gm-
lid Die grbebung oes Ser5ens gu
8ott ODER oas @ebet.- Ser @eoanfe
lit au6 gar ni6t 10 neu uno 10 iiber-
raideno. 0ie r8irgila Sunni" -&au6-
iaule unb Die ugeubes 2ucioa" -rIidte
Wolfe" ueroen in ber 81. S1rift
redt oft genannt. SIM Sobenlieoe
(&ap. 3, g. beiBt es: user lit sic, 10
aus Der @iiite beraufIteigt, ipie cine
&audddule bon Spe5ereien aus MDr-
rben unb @eibrau6 uno auerlei &C.
miir5en9" Der S6riftausleger ma6t
oa5u oie 8emerfung: Inter 8iiIte lit
Die 8elt nit ibren Ierserniiien, Ser,
fibrungen uno @efabren berItanoen;
Der Duft Der @epiir5e beoeutet ben
Woblgerub Der guten 8erfe unb bes
@ebetes, pobur6 ieoe Seele gott err
gott.
Cine Rau6idule NOR es, porin
@ott Sid berbare bel Der @eIesge-
bune auf Dem 8erse Sinai. Cine
@olfenidule mar es, lporin @ott Sci
ne Waieitdt perbiiIlte, als CT Sein
8olf bur6 Die 8uite fiibrte. Cine
Iihte 8olfe mar es, ipel6e Seium BEL
Der Simmelfabrt aufnabm. @an5 mo-
tiirlid, oenn mo oas beilige @ebet ge-
iibt miro, oa lit aud @ott i6iisenb
nno iegneno seeenpdrtig, oa mebt
Der @eiit @ottes erleubteno uno tr0.
itenb iiber ben WenI6enfinbern; mo
eifrig gebetet miro, oa finbet bie See
Ie iider uno lei6t oen 8es gum Sim-
mel.
Mneroings, man9er MenId fliebt
6as @ebet, tpie Die 8iene ben Nau9
ni6t Ieiben fann. Wanher beriibnte
S6riftIteaer fat obne 3peifel mebr
8iiher geibrieben in ieinem 2eben
als anoddtige n8aterunier" gebetet.
Mber benno9 bleibt oas @ebet eine
Strait, nit Der fid ieoermann betpaff.
men iollte. Sn1 anoddtigen @ebete
berl6Bt oie Seele gepiiiermoben bic
groe, iie iteist aus Der Siitte oes Sci.
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fdB Der Inoadt, lebre uns beten unb
erbalte uns, beine &ittber, BEL beili-
gen 8eiinningen!"
E Y
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14
: WEST LEESBURC
BY MRS. MYRTLE DEGOOD

Tommy DeGood, of Cleveland
spent Wednesday and Thursday the
past week with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. +. DeGood. He was called
home to attend the funeral of his
great-grandmother, Mrs. Emma
Drumm, which was conducted at
the Pharisburg M. P. church,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Neva Hill has been spend
ing several days at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Hilah Clevenger
who is quite i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Lilly Phipps is being cared
for at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beryl Phipps. She was moved last
Thursday after having suffered a
paralytic stroke at her home in
Somersville. Her daughter, Helen,
of Columbus spent from Thursday
until Sunday at the Beryl PhippS
home, helping to care far her
mother.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

Mr.. Will Trout was a caller at
the Ralph Tatman home Monday
Morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith, who
went to Florida with Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Ed
dy. a few weeks ago have returned
to the home of Mr.. Smiths parents
in Marysville.
Mrs. Hazel Owens and Mrs. Lutn-
er Berger were business visitors
in Columbus, Friday of the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Eddy, of
Pharisburg, spent Monday afte-
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. De
Good.
Mrs. Minnie Gaudy was a caller
at the Startling Milvaine home
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Owens att
ended the Marion stork sale, Mon
day.
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MRS. Lillian McGeary, of colum-
bus.
The ceremony was performed
in st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church by Rev. Arnold E. Kick,
on Nov. 9 in the presence of mem
bers of the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evaline will be at
tome to their friends at 385 Cleve-
land ave, Columbus.
IL Ill IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Robin
son, of Magnetic Springs, Mrs.
Mary Myers and daughter, Carol,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson,
who just returned from Florida,
were calling on Mrs. Delpha Mar
tin and her sister, Miss Rue James
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Allemang
and son, George, of w. Third St,
had as their Sunday dinner guests,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Littler,
daughter, May Ann, of Gable; Mrs.
Sarah Patrick, Mr. Earl Patrick,
son Doyle, and daughter, Charlene,
of ZaneSfield and Mae Ballinger,
of MarySville
Miss Leila Wyeth, of Broadway,
and Mrs. Nettie Shelton, of Mar
ion, are house-guests this week of
their aunt, Mrs. Laura Fofle, f.
/ Seventh st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Rausch,
of MtrysVille Rt. 5, received word
that a little son had arrived at
the home of their son-in-law and
Adams, of Minneapolis, Mimi, on
Sunday, Nov TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Orcutt and
sons, Dean, Don and Duane, and
Mrs. Irena Rhoades, of Columbus,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Rea and son, Robert, of
Raymond.
/ Guests of the Guy Chappells at
, Sunday night supper, ranch style,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Rea
and children, Leo, Byron and Lu-
ana. The feature of the evening
was fish fry, followed by euchre,
to the accompaniment of various
children's games.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14
GAME DINNER PLANNED
AT REDWOOD MONDAY

On Monday evening, November
18, the people of the First Baptist
Church in Redwood will celebrate
the annual game dinner. Sponsored
this year by the Langstaff class
unde the direction of Mrs. Charles
Perkins and Mrs. Dave Griffith,
the dinner will be the first of the
all-church social gatherings of the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14
Marriages. Announced

NJ | s s Bertha
Me Nj a h on the
daughter of MIR.
a N d Mrs. Earl
Mcmahon, Tay-
lor township, and
Mr.. Paul f. Low,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Low,
of New Dover,
were united i'm
marriage Oct. %
in the Springdale
parsonage by the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

Rev. George Greed.
Mrs. Low is a graduate of the
Broadway high school, while MIR.
Low was graduated from New
Dover school.
Photo by Stanton Studio.
Courtesy Columbus Citizen
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

Bandy, Mrs. Elmer Jones, Mrs. Ed
en- Ballard, Mrs. L. c. Mclean, Mrs.
ID. c. Mclean, Mrs. j. F. White
side, Mrs, w. T. Skinner, Mrs. F.
c. Johns, Mrs. Ancel Larcom, Mrs.
Eugene Amrine, Mrs. George
Graham, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs.
Leonard Fogle, Mrs. Arnold Sturg-
con, Mrs. Edwin Manville, Mrs,
Harry Detwiler, and Mrs. Harold
Anderson. Mrs. Gerald Anderson
of Redwood and Mrs. Lillian Sharp
Iof Indianapolis were guests. The
next meeting will be the third
Thursday in November at the home
of Mrs. Jessie DeGood and Mrs.
Fred DeGood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

men of the church have the role of
Indian braves bringing in the troph-
les of the hunt. Friends of the
church are cordially invited to be
present at 7:30 p. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14
THREE

FOR SALE-Registered Berk-
shire boars. Best of blood lines,
out of production record litters. r.
c. Belt q Sons, 172 mile north of
New Dover. 11-14-4t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14

Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Griffith
will be assisted by other committee
members planning games and spec
ial numoers for the occasion. The
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-11-14
BLACK HAWK CLUB

The Black Hawk club held its
regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Graydon McKitrick, north of
Ostrander, Thursday aftern o.
with a large attendance. The meet
ing was in charge Of the president,
Mrs. j. F. Whiteside and opened
with a song, and the nineteenth
Psalm read by Mrs. F. c. Johns.
Mrs. John Brandy and Mrs. Harry
Detwiler were appointed a program
committee. Plans were made for
serving the lunch at the Paul And
erson sale. Packages from their
mystery friends were received by
Leila Crottinger, Mrs. McKetrick,
Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. Sturg-
con, Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Hoffman,
Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Philo, and Anna
Stearns. The remainder of the aft
ernoon was spent socially and re-
freshments were served by the host
ess assisted by Mrs. Philo and Mrs.
Leonard Fogle. Members present
were Leila Crottinger, Mrs. Philo,
Mrs. Leo Cox. Mrs. Jessie DeGood,
Mrs. Fred DeGood, Mrs. John
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BROUGHT HOME

Mrs. Kenneth Kincaid and baby
son were brought to their home
in Peoria, from White Cross hos
pital in the Willard Winter am
bulance, of Raymond.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS

Christ centered and scrlpturaI
messages each evening at 8 o.
clock from Nov. II to Dec. l at
Grace Chapel Methodist church
q miles east of Byhalia, on Rt.
739). Rev. John Grose, of High
Point, North Carolina, is the evan
gelist. There will be special music.
Come and enjoy a spiritual bless
ing.
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HUMPHREY WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Brown, OF
Plain City, are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Char
lotte Anne, of 610 Townsend ave,
Columbus, to Mr.. Earl r. Hum
phrey, of $40 Ryan ave-, Column
bus. The wedding took place on
Nov. 2, 1916 in the Methodist
parsonage at Greenup, Ky. The
Rev. B. L. Allen performed the
ceremony.
On Nov. 3, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
celebrated their 21st wedding
anniversary by joining their SON
in-law and daughter and together
they went sightseeing through the
hills of Licking, Muskingum,
Coshocton and Tuscarawas coun-
ties.
After the first of the year Mr..
and Mrs. Humphrey will reside at
$40 Ryan ave-, Columbus.
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You'll find il pays in oil woys TO get skilled seN-
ice, now and at regular intervals, at our modern
Service Headquarters! For this will help TO
assure you of dependable transportation doy
otter doy-prevent serious breokdowns, espe-
cioIIynow, when cold otherishordestonoIdcor
save you the high cost of major repoirs-ond
monton the resole value of your car. Remember
Our skilled mechonics, using factory engineered
tools and quality ports, are members of Amer
icos foremost ovfomotive service orgonizoion.
Come in-fodoyl
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Belville, Mar
ySville Rt. 4, was observed on Nov.
II, Armistice Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belville had one
daughter, Mrs. Helen Albert, de-
ceased. They have twin sons, Pearl
Belville, near Peoria, and Burl
Belville, Taylor township; seven
grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.