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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
LITTLE INTEREST
IN ELECTION

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Milford Center:
Mayor-Paul Easton.
Clerk-Paul J. Shea.
Treasurer-Elsie Sheehe.
Council-Walter ]. Brake, An
dy Payne, Glen E. Coe, Leroy
Wood, R. B. Boyer and D. John
Smith (Six to be elected).
Redwood:
Mayor-Harry Gwynn.
Clerk-Kenneth d. Kyle.
Treasurer-(No candidate).
Council-Wayne Dilger, Claude
Swartz and Fred Allgower (Six
to be elected). ,
Board of Public Affairs-T. P.
Sieg, c. H. Williamson, w. c.
Spain 1.-TWO to be elected).
Unionville Center and Magnet
ic Springs, no candidates for any
office.
Township Offices
Allen: Trustee-O. K. Polling;
Clerk-Glenn L. Cline.
Claibourne: Trustee. Lee
Decker; Clerk Kenneth Kyle
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
NOELP ATTENDS MEETING
OF BUILDERS GROUP

Thursday evening John Noelr
attended the business meeting OF
the Columbus Builders Exchange
at the Southern Hotel. During
the evening, the Permacrete
Products Corporation, of Colum-
bus, Greenville, and Chicago,
showed motion pictures featuring
the use of Corflor, a new type OF
concrete floor which is finding
its way in construction of homes
Many pictures of the Noelp
home, now under construction
were shown.
This type not only gives added
strength, affords fire and vermin-
proof protection, but also includes
warm air radiant heating of the
floors.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
CAR DAMAGED IN CRASH
ON S. MAIN, THURSDAY

A small accident at 3 p. m.
Thursday, in front of the First
National Bank, on S. Main ST.,
caused considerable damage to the
right side of the car being driven
by William Elliott, of Broadway.
According to reports, Elliott
was passing the car of Jack Sink,
both heading north, when Sink
suddenly swung out to miss an
open door of a parked car. Sings
car caught the right front fender
of Elliott's car, damaging the
right side.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27

are one son, Earnest, of Detroit;
and the following brothers and
sisters, Victor Hempell, of Mus
kegan, Mich; Mrs. Anna Bruce
of Mich; Mrs. George Burlew, OF
Mich; Mrs. Matte Rea, of Mari
on; Mrs. Jessie Harthorn, of Mar
ysville and Mrs. Laura Smith, of
Marion.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Tuesday, at the M. E.
church at Broadway, conducted
by Rev. A. B. Middleton. Inter
ment will be made in the Broad
way cemetery, in charge of Mar
ion Winter, funeral director of
Redwood. Friends may call at the
residence.
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JUDGES, CLERKS
ARE APPOINTED
CONTINUED from pc ye l.,

CONTINUED from page II
Judges: Ralph Scheiderer, D, and
NJ. f. Evans, R, clerks.
Darby N-Luther Brown, D.
presiding Judge; Helen Snider, D.
Mildred Melvin, R, and Mrs. Leo
nard Bliss, R, judges; Una Adams,
r and Christine Rausch, d, clerks
Dover Township
Dover-J. H. Gay, R, presiding
Judge; Paul Strayer, r, Ray Je-
well, D, and WILDER James, D.
Judges; Blanche Low, D, and Ids
X. Hush, r, clerks.
Jackson-W William B. Fisher, R,
presiding judge; John Bevis, r
Olidel Blue, D, and Blanche
Marsh d, judges; June Graham
D. and Vinita Foos, r, clerks.
Jerome w. c. Michaels, r,
presiding Judge; Judy Dodge, R,
Jesse Mitchell, D, and Jerry Coch-
enor, D, judges; Hazel Gale, D,
and Pauline S. Mclaughlin, r,
clerks.
Jerome E-A. w. Shower, r,
presiding iadge; Louisa Ashbaugh
r, Grover Cosgrcym, D, and limo
Stewart, D, judges Beulah Smith,
r, and Gertrude Buck, D. clerks
Plain City-Stanley Simons, r,
presiding judge; w. w. Randolph,
r, Mrs. Elnira Mckinley, D, and
Smith Converse, D, judges; Har-
ry Leppert, D, and Helen YOU
mans, R, clerks.
Leesburg-Edgar Hall, r, pre-
presiding Judge; Jennie Polling, R
Hoskins, D, and Mary Coder, D.
judges; Bess Mclean. D, and Mrs
Frank Smith, r, clerks.
Magnetic Springs--Lorriane
Reed, r, presiding judge; Arthur
Petty, r, Omar Doty, D, and
Jesse Ballard, d, judges; Alvir
Miller, D, and Mrs. Jesse Cope.
land, R, clerks.
Liberty N-Nelson Herd, r
presiding jduge; Jennie Polling, r
Myrel Skidmore, D, and Emerson
Mayer, d, judges; Pansy Courier
D, and A. Vale Farley, r, clerks
Liberty S-Mrs. Frank Dodge
r, presiding judge; Mrs. Carroll
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
MARGARET SPAIN

MARGARET SPAIN
Funeral services were held al
2 p. m. today for Margaret Spain,
aged 78, who died at her home on
S, Oak ST., at II p. m. Friday.
Mrs. Spain had been i'll for five
years previous to her death. She
was born Aug. l8, 1869, in Union
county, the daughter of Benjamin
and Eliza (Wilson) Johnston, both
of Ireland. She was married April
9, 1907, to James Spain, who sur
wives, and was a member of the
Church of Christ.
Surviving besides her husband
are the following children: Maur-
ice Spain, of Columbus; Wilson
Spain, of Marysvi1le; two grand
children, and one brother, John
w. Johnston, of East Liberty.
Three brothers and two sisters
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OCTOBER 27. ls47 =

G. and Mary (Meredith) Eakin,
also natives of Knox county.
He is survived by one brother,
Cashious L., at home, and sister,
Mrs. Mile Higgens, of Marys-
Vile. Two brothers are deceased.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at 2 p. m. Tuesday by
Faulkner funeral home. Inter-
ment will be made in Oakdall
cemetery in charge of William H
Faulkner, funeral director OF
Marysville, Friends may caH ad
the funeral home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
SOCIAL SECURITY VISIT

A representative of the Marion,
Field Office of the Social Security
Administration will be in the Ma
rysville Postoffice between IL
noon and ] p. m. Oct. 80. AL
workers age 65 or older should
check with their local Social Sc
curity Administration field office
to see if they are eligible for mon
thly old-age insurance benefits
during the months they are not
working.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27

and Ralph Vestal; Justice of the
Peace-Tucker P. Smith.
Darby: Trustee-Albert Rausch,
Clerk--Kenneth Helser.
Dover: Clerk-Paul r. Low.
! Jerome: Trustee--Fay Mosier
Clerk-Otto B. Cosgray; Justice
of the Peace-PeterI Fisher; Con-
stable-G. E. Hinderer.
Leesburg: Tru te e. M. G
Braithwaite; Clerk-Leo Teets.
Millereek: Clerk-Ernest Bum
garner.
Paris: Trustee-John G.. Rup-
precht; Clerk-George r. Scheid-
erer; Justice of the Peace--Wil-
liam H. Snodgrass; Constable
Robert E. Gordon and William L.
Saygrover.
Taylor: Trustee-Burl Belville
and Harry Leeper; Clerk-H. l..
Hisey; Justice of the Peace-L. H.
Collins.
York: Trustee-Frank Watts;
Clerk--Marian M. Tobey and C.
o. Winters.
Union: Trustee--Martin Scheid-
erer; Clerk-Guy Coughenour.
No candidates for township
office in Jackson, Liberty or
Washington townships.
Questions and Issues
Amendments to the Constitution
of Ohio
Cd Payment of compensation
by the State of Ohio to its resi-
dents who shall have served in
World War II, and to issue bonds
therefor.
(2) Amendment to provide an
increase in term of Probate Judge
from four to six years, and pay
ment of the Probate Judges sal
ary by the state.
(3) Amendment to increase
number of members of the Com
missioners of the Sinking Fund"
by providing that the governor
and treasurer of state shall be
members.
(4) Amendment to prohibit the
expenditure of moneys derived
from certain taxes relating to ve-
hicles for other than highway
and related purpose.
Bond Issues:
Chuckery-Darby Local School
district-Sl10,000 for the purpose
of constructing a fireproof ad-
dition to and remodeling the
present fireproof school building
and furnishing and equipping the
same, and providing a tax levy
of three mills for % years to
pay same.
Union Local School District
S85, ,821.6l for the purpose of e.
recting and equipping a Memorial
Gymnasium and to rehabilitate
and alter the present school
building, and providing tax levy
of 2 mills for II years to pay
same.
Tax Levies:
Dover Local School District
Renewal of three mills and in
crease of 1R mills (total levy Az
mills) for three years for current
operating expenses.
Claibourne Redwood School
District-Renewal of 212 mills
and increase of S mills (total levy
712 mills) for five years for cur
rent operating expenses.
Leesburg- Magnetic School Dis
trict-Renewal of three mills for
five years for current operating
expenses.
Unionville Center-Renewal of
six mills for five years for cur
rent operating expenses in the
maintenance of street lighting.
Marysville-New tax levy of
l12 mills for five years for main
tenance and upkeep of Oakdale
Cemetery.
Washington township - N w
tax levy of one mill for three
years for fire protection.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27
BERTHA Pearl, TRUITT

Bertha Pearl Truitt, aged rs
of Broadway, died at her home at
1926 pam. Saturday, ending an
illness of four years. Mrs. Truitt
was born May /, 1872 at Rushsyl-
vania, the daughter of James and
Mary (RoutD Hempell, both de-
ceased. She was married May S,
1890 at Middleburg, to Edward
Truitt, who survives. She was a
member of the Broadway Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Surviving besides her husband
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Burroughs, r, Virginia Montgom
cry, D, and Aneita Lockwood, D
ridges; Wanda Wood, D, and Mrs
Howard Herd, r, clerks.
Millcreek-Martin Vollrath, d
presiding Judge; Charles Tossey
ID, Lawrence Andrews, R, anc
Delsie Bumgarner, r, judges; Eth
!, el Neil, R, and Mrs. Lucille Lig'
gett, d, clerks.
Paris S-Virgil Graham, R, pre-.
siding judge; Lucy Coleman, r
Dorothy Dasher, D, and Charles
Nicol, D, judges; Marie Coleman
D, and Martha Rogers, R, clerks
Paris N-Herbert Handel, R
presiding Judge; Russell Parrott
r, Donald Rausch, d, and Mrs
Ruth Kreakbaum, D, judges; Da-
vid Rupright ., and MIS-. Ralph
Fox, r, clerks.
MarYsville
Marysville George Singer
n, presiding judge; Mrs. Edward
Warrington, r, Catherine Mackan
D, and Irene Ell, D, judges; Ethel
Johnson, D, and Blanche Wilson
r, clerks.
Marysville Frank Norris, R,
presiding Judge; Ola Alexander,
r, Mrs. Frances Fensel, d, and
Mrs. Cecil Schlegel, D, judges;
Mrs. Helen Rausch, D, and Mrs.
Gordon Beightler, R, clerks.
Marysville 3A-Ralph M. Piper,
r, presiding judge; Lulu Morse,
R, judge; Frances Stephens, d,
and Leila Hegenderfer, r, clerks.
Marysville CHICHESTER Cline,
In, presiding Judge; Elizabeth
Shearer, R, Sam Barr, D, and vi
vian Bakes, D, judges; Opal Dan
iels, d, and Maud Pyers, r, clerks,
Marysville 4A-Lucille Forty,
r, presiding Judge; Irene Meifert,
r, Mary 10 Rausch, d, and Edna
Shirk, D, judges; Anastasia Grigs-
by, d, and Ada Collier, r, clerks
Marysville ABA. w. Squirting,
R, presiding judge; Phyllis Pearse
R. Dora Rausch, d, and Avalyn
Gibson, D, judges; Emma Ell, D,
and Mrs. Edna Fleming, R, clerks
Taylor. E. Cline, R, presid-
ing Judge; Cora Losey, R, Marvel
Hamilton, D, and Sam Westlake
D, judges; Grace Yearsley, D, and
Annabelle Cline, r, clerks.
Union N-Hugo Vollrath, R,
presiding judge; Paul Woerline,
R, Jay Houser, D, and Mrs. Fran
ces Schmidt, D, judges; Mrs. Ma
ry Bishop, D, and Mrs. Esther
Morse, clerks.
Union S-Mrs. Grace Gorton, R,
presiding judge; Perry Spain, R,
Wanda German, D, and Lowell
Hammond, d, judges; Anna Scott,
D, and Mrs. Millard Stillings, R.
clerks.
Milford Center-LeRoy Wood
r, presiding Judge; Harry Bar.
ger, r, Lena M. Boyer, D, ano
Ruth Smith, d, judges; Louells
Kettler, D, and Margaret A. Coe
r, clerks.
Washington-Elmer B 0 h a m
R, presiding judge; Dorothy Ge
bert, r, Delmer Turner, d, Mrs
Echo Baker, d, judges; Mrs. Etts
Moody, d, and Eunice Haughn, R
clerks.
York E-Floyd Shupe r, pre-.
siding Judge; Mrs. Norma Coons
r, Marie McCrary, d, and Mer.
Mannasmith. D, judges; Haze.
Wilkins, d, and Mrs. Mary Engle
r, clerks.
York Whit Southland, r, pre-.
siding judge; Mrs. Nellie Pyers
r, o. H. Stahl, D, and Ralph Ross
d, judges; Madge Dill, D, anc
Mrs. Helen Barton, r, clerks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-27

Mrs. Jesse Cook is recovering
in Mt. Carmel hospital, from an
operation she underwent Thurs
day. Mrs. Cook entered the hos
pital Tuesday and is getting along
very well. She expects to be in
the hospital for another week.
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William S. Eakin, aged rs, of
Petersburg, died at 5 p. m. Sat
urday at the Union County Home,
after an illness of one week. Mr..
Eakin was born Oct. 5, 1872 in
Knox county, the son of George
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are deceased.

are deceased.
Services were held at the resi-
dence, conducted by Rev. Claude
Forsyti1e, with interment in the
North Lewisburg cemetery, in
charge ofWilliam H. Faulkner.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-22

because of i1lne ss or broken home ,the ANS offic ial pointed out. "Even then," he added, "a1location of grade children will custorarl1y be made to Trange Inst flute,
 in order to reserve the limited additional quarters at EdGeclunbe for students of High School age.
 Al so being transferred from the Seward Ares are all student pat tent at the Home in-the-Toods Sanitorium uho can be moved. These will be brought to the Alice Island Sanitorium, Sitka, as soon as transoorta- tion can be arranged, according to tho ANS Medical Director Dr. Howard c. Rufus. Closure of the zklutna school is tho init ial action Of a general entrencmnent pro- gram for the Alaska Native Sorvi ce which is deemed essent ial in vieu Of the antici- patod cut in budget appropriation for the coming fiscal year.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-22
EkLUTnA G0AR0InG SCHOOL .Ct0SEnG .

Ek1utna Boarding School near Seward will bo closed down corp1 1etely at the end of
 the current school tor1n in c conpl iance vi tl official authorizatiO on just received from headquarters office of the Bureau of
 Indian Affairs, Asst. Supt. Fred R. Ge esl ir of the Alaska Native Servi ce has announced Removal of the children and staff erson- ne1 is expected to be compl etod before
 the end of Nay, with considerable eouip- ment to be salvaged such as school sea ting furn l sh inSs for quarters and mess and certain amount Of food, supplies which will be transported later on the ANS ship NORTH STAR.
 Or the total lo6 children now remaining at Ek1utna, tHenty-tWo arc scheduled for departure to Mt. Edgecumbe school near SitRa, and another group proc oed on the SS Alaslca, while an addi tional thirty Dl an to spend the summer vacat ion at homo be- fore proceeding to Sitka in the fall. Ro1aa ming youngsters whose homes are in the immediate vicinity of Seward may or may not transfer, it vas pointed out ;, s inc e many Of the parent arc re1uctant to have the ir children so far from home.
 "In addition, since facilities at Mt .Edge- cumber are spec ifical1y desig igned to meet the vocat iona1 and academic needs of more advanced students, children of the ele- nentary school level will be accepted thereI only whom homo placement is not possible
The Valley settler., 1947-05-22
A KING FUNDING

Al King has started excavat ing for a nor building just south Of the Shamrock Bakery Bu i1ding. The new building will be att tached to the Bakery Building and will be used as hoadauarters for "Al's Taxi Ser vice..
 Louis Ungaro, who left on a trip to the States about week ago, eturned to tho Valley this week. He vacati oned in Colo- rado.
The Homer homesteader., 1947-03-03

eoreo houe teem hoeee tn the contomo Roa the eSed chdnen o1 G&coAn. Jhto whck deoenVeo oMf1scnt '~~~
The Homer homesteader., 1947-03-03

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PERSONAL icons.,.

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