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Evening star., 1947-08-04
Former ! o|modgePostorO Ousted
For White Supremacy Attacks

ne once accused Of placing "the
name of Talmadge before God"
The controversy arose shortly
after Mr.. Talmadge was elected
Governor by the Legislature and his
floor leaders in the General Assem-
bly, were trying to push through
a measure to bar Negroes from the
polls.
Mr.. Rabun appeared before q leg
islative committee holding hearings
on the bill, and II Of his church s
13-man Board of Deacons repudi-
ated his stand in a telegram to
Mr.. Talmadge He then offered to
resign but the congregation did
not act.
The white supremacy" legisla-
ton subsequently failed. and later
Mr.. Talmadge's claims to the gov
Evening star., 1947-08-04
|Niarine Colonel Win,
Individual Honors in
Pistol Tournament

1t. Col. Walter r. Walsh, OF
Arlington. Marine Corps small arms
expert and former Federal Bureau
of Investigation instructor, walked
away with individual honors yester-
day as the United States Park Police
concluded their third annual pistol
tournament at Fort Totten Park.
Marksmen from the Metropolitan
Police team of the District, who cap
tured the Secretary of Interior
trophy Saturday afternoon, nosed
out the Baltimore police in another
four-man match yesterday to win
the Leoffler Trophy.
Wins of Matches.
Col. Walsh, for many years one
of the country's outstanding pistol
shots, had things pretty much his
way again yesterday, winning three
OF the four individual matches in
which he competed. On the tour
ney's opening day. he had led in two
events.
The Marine expert scored ITO
of a possible 1900 points in two
days of competition. His nearest
competitors were Arthur Murray OF
Arlington and Sergt. Walter L. De-
vine of the Quantico Marine Bar
racks, where Col. Walsh Is sta
toned. Both had a total of 1851,
but Mr.. Murray's superiority In
rapid fire earned him second honors
in the tournament.
No, one succeeded yesterday In
topping the 1879 points registered
Saturday afternoon by a one-armed
Washington public buildings guard,
Clyde A. Byrd, in timed fire with
.22-caliber pistol, and it remained
the Journeys best performance in
any single match.
Women Capture Honors.
The only other marksmen except
1t. Col. Walsh to lead the field of
157 in individual matches were
Mr.. Murray and c. A. Marshall of
Sparrows Point. Md. Women's
honors went to Miss Maria w. Hulse-
man of Baltimore. Md. with Mrs.
Rose Thomas, wife of a Marine
captain, who also competed, the
runner-up.
The successful Metropolitan Police
team was captained by Sergt. Shell
don r. Mckee, and scored 1,073
points of possible 1900. Top score
among the four-man teams was
posted by a civilian team from the
Twelfth Precinct Pistol Club, with
1.097 points, but the Leoff1er Trophy
Evening star., 1947-08-04
SfeeIworker Repudiates
Confession He Killed Girl
By the Assoeiofsd Press

MORRISTOWN, Pa, Aug. An
vestigators searched anew today for
a clue to the attack Staying of s.
year-old Carol Ann Thompson after
a 33-year-old steelworker told them
he falsely confessed the crime.
Detective Albert Murphy of Mont
gomery County said John Henry
Fay of McKeesport admitted that
he had nothing to do with the
Thompson case" after failing yes
terday to lead officers to the spot
where the child was murdered last
May 10.
Mr.. Murphy said the spot where
Fay lead police near Upland, Pa.
was IS miles from the well in Wor-
cester Township. near Morristown
where Carol AIMS battered body
was found an hour after her brother
said she was enticed from in front
of her home by a man "in shiny
car" who had promised her an ice
cream cone If she would take ride
with him.
The detective said Fay will be re.
turned to McKeesport where he had
been charged with attacking another
little girl. McKeesport authorities
permitted his release to Norristowr
police for investigation in the 6eatf
Of Carol Ann.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Woman Ends Own Life
As q Human Torch
By the Associated Press

MIAMI, Fla. Aug. 4.-After
brushing her body with a paint
thinner, Mrs. Marie Batista, u, con-
verted herself into a human torch
yesterday and died of burns five
hours later in hospital.
Homicide Detective Thomas B
Lipe said he was told by the wom-
ans husband Louis that he heard
his wife's screams and rushed to
the porch of their home where he
found her in flames. Mr.. Lipe said
his investigation showed Mrs. Ba-
tista had used pitcher of paint
thinner, applying it with brush
before setting the fire.
Mr.. Batista, a chef. said his wife
was native of Holquin, Oriente
Cuba, and had come to this coun-
try year ago. Mr.. Lpe quoted Mr.
Batista as saying his wife had been
emotionally upset for some time.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
BY the Associoisd Press

McRAE, Ga. Aug. 4.-The Rev
Joseph A. Rabun. Baptist pastor
Of Herman Talmadge's former
church who bitterly fought Tai
madge-sponsored white" suprem-
acy" legislation in Georgia last
winter, has been asked by his con-
gregation to resign.
The action came at the congre-
CATIONS monthly meeting yesterday
when resolution asking him to
leave "for the good of the church"
was adopted, 81 to IS.
A former Navy chaplain with 100
days battle time with the marines
at Bougainville and Guam, Mr.,
Rabun said he would resign "of
course He added he felt no bit
terness toward the congregation
nor against the Board Of Deacons
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Truman Due 10 Return
Today After Week End
In Catoctin Mountains

President Truman was scheduled
to be back at his desk In the White
House by noon today after q rest.
full week end At his "shangri-La"
retreat in the Catoctin Mountains
Of Maryland. ,:
The President went to the retreat
Friday afternoon and during the
three days put aside his bill-sigif.
ing work In favor OF swimninx,
walking and resting. =
He drove to nearby camp for
crippled children yesterday, heard
the LOG youngsters greet him with
song, and then walked the mile
back to his own cabin. The chill.
dren's camp, known as Camp
Greentop. Is operated by the Mary.
land League for Crippled Children.
Although they had but Is minutes
notice that the President would cali
upon them. the children were lined
up in the camp area when he ar.
rived. driving himself In a con.
vertible. He was accompanied by
Admiral william D. Leahy, his
chief Of staff; Charles G. Ross,
White House press secretary, and
John r. Steelman, presidential ad.
visor.
Mr.. Truman told the children.
after they had welcomed him with
a song, that he was q neighbor Of
theirs. He added that he was very
glad to be able to come over and
see them.
The President spent about half
an hour at the camp, making an In
spection tour with Ernest Marx, the
camp director. and Miss Mary
Church. executive director for the
Maryland league.
The President then walked the
mile back to "Shangri-La."
Later in the afternoon, Mr.. Tru.
man went swimming, although the
water was cool. Afterwards he took
a nap.
William D. Hassett, White House
secretary who has been iii but Is
now recovering, visited the camp for
a few hours.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Herbert Marshall Weds
Dancer Boots MuIIory
BY the Assoeiated Press

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, Aug
4.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall
were honeymooning here today.
The 57-year-old actor and Patri-
cia CBoots) Mallory, "a, former
dancer, were married yesterday by
the Rev. Joseph M. Ewing at Santa
Barbara's First Presbyterian Church.
Attending were the bridesmaid,
Mrs. Richard Bill of Santa Bar
bara; the best man, Actor Nigel
Bruce, and a small group of film
friends. Marshall formerly was
married to Actresses Edna Best and
Lee Russell and Miss Mallory for
merly was the wife of Film Pro-
ducer William Cagney.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

ernorship were denied by the state
Supreme Court.
Mr.. Talmadge transferred his
membership from Mr.. Habuns
church, and other members Of the
congregation followed suit. Attend
ance dropped appreciably.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Jupon Still Needs Food

Japan will be critically short OF
food until 1s4s, observers estimate.
Evening star., 1947-08-04

was restricted to police teams. VIM
ners in the civilian and servicemen's
classes in team competition were
awarded plaques.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
LEPA SEJA IN ZABAVA

! Glavna letna seja "Progresiv-
nih Slovenk" krozka st. 3 Sc je
| vrsila dne 3. decembra. Volile
smo novi odbor "a leto 1948 in
ker nasa 1O-letna predsednica
Frances Gorjanc nj hotela vee
prevzeti - smo izvolile novo in
sicer Albino Vessel in upam, da
bo tudi ona tako lepo vodila Sc
je, kot jih je F. Gorjanc. Vese-
Ii me pa, da je vsaj prevzela me-
sto podpredsednice, ker je F.
Julajlija odstopila, da je nismo
popolnoma izgubile il odbora.
Seja Sc je vrsila zelo nitro in
v najlepsem redu ter v zado-
voljstvo rs navzocih clanic. Med
drugim smo tudi sklenile, da
pristopijo k nam la hko tudi
moski.
Prav lepa hvala nasi zapisni-
karici "a tako pomemben in gin
ljiv govor oh koncu te nase let
ne seize. Marsikatero oko Sc je
orosilo, ker je res, da nobena IL
med mas ne We, &c bo ucakala
letno sejo v decembru, 1948.
Precitano je bio pismo, ka-
tero je prejela il Savinjske do
line nasa tajnica cd neke u let
stare zene, XII prosi pomoci "a
sebe in 76-letnega moza. Rada
bi kaj obleke in obutve. &c ina
katera kaj "a darovati, maj pri-
nese nasi tajnici Mary Ster. Ma
sa blagajna je namrec re pre-
cej izcrpana, ker vedno komu
pomagamo v hudi potrebi in "a
to ne moreno vsega IL blagajne
vzeti.
Pc koncani seji Sc je pa vrsi-
la prosta zabava "a vse clanice
in sicer spojena z dobro purano-
vo veeerjo in vsemi drugimi do
brotami, kar so nam pripravile
nase pridne clanice z glavno ku-
harico Mary Medveskovo ma &C.
lu. Vse je bio tako izvrstno, da
bi Sc Sc po smrti ne branila kaj
slicnega. Potem smo imele ma
razpolago tudi vee vrst place,
Dale ma 4. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
KrOzki
p0r0caj0..~
ZAKLUCEK LETA PRI KR.
STEW. 3
Zadovoljstvo i'm uspeh

L
Namenila sem Sc, da po dol
gem molku zopet nekaj napisem
o nasem krozku st. 3. Veste, to
pa zato, ker mi Sc vedno sunni
jo po glavi veseli glasovi cd
zadnje seje. No, pa da ne boste
napaeno sodili, hocem povedati
zakaj.
Mala drustvena dvorana mas
je bila polna! Seja Sc je pricela
pred sedmo uro in prav malo
jih je prislo prekasno! Zunaj je
padal dez cell vecer, pa to jih
nj zadrzalo donna. Seja je sla v
lepem redu naprej; poroeila
uradnic so bila prav zadovo-
ljiva in Sc posebno porocilo o
stevilu novih clanic. Volitve
uradnic so Sic istotako gladko.
Ostale smo Sc vse kot preje IL
vzemsi predsednice Frances
Gorjanc, XII pa je prevzela me-
sto podpredsednice Frances, ,Ju-
lylije. Novo izvoljena predsed-
MICA je Albina Vessel.
Dale smo sklenile, dati istu
Enakopravnosti vsoto SIS in pa
da bono sprejemale tudi moske
v mas krozek, kajpada vklju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
ENAKopRAvNOST

clVSl VQOVc0 III pccldTJe, kaJI
pri nasem krozku je precej vdoy
in peclaric, cijih zelja Sc je s
tenn sklepom izpolnila. Ker SC
nasa della in prireditve "a pri.
hodnje leto ze VISA zacrtana, nj.
smo imele 8 tenn posla in Sc je
seja nitro zavrsila.
Predsednica je razodela ela.
nicam, da ker tekom leta tolike
delajo in Sc zrtvujejo, darujejo
roena della in denar v prid bla-
game, da nj vec kot prav, da sc
jih oh koncu leta malo poeasti
oziroma nagradi in sicer da Jim
je v ia namen pripravljena pc
seji v spodnji dvorani skupna
vecerja.
Pri vratih je bila postavljena
strata, XII je samo Sc cakala ku-
haricinega dovoljenja "a vstop.
In ko je napocil ia trenutek in
so Sc odprla vrata, smo cd We
selega presenecenja kar obsta-
le. Mize so bile, tako lepo po-
grnjene in okineane, da je bilo
res nekaj lepega "a oko. V svec-
nikih so bile prizgane svece
razlicnih barv, kar je razlivalo
po dvorani carobno razsvetlja-
vo. Pricelo Sc je serviranje in
sicer je dolga vista clanic S
krozniki v rokah dobivala skozi
kuhinjska okna okusno priprav-
ljeno vecerjo. Ia sistem Sc mi
je zelo dopadel, ker je vsaka
dobila, kolikor je mislila, da il
DO zadosti in sc nj mic hrane vr-
glo proc.
Ko smo spravile pod streho to
tako okusno vecerjo, katero je
pripravila Mary Medveskova z
njenimi pomocnicami, Mrs. Vi
cic, Millie Klopovic, Molly Erja-
vec in Theresa Hoering, smo Sc
vrnile v dvorano, kjer so ze ca
kali mozicki svoje boljse polo
vice. Oh novici, da smo sklenile
sprejeti jih v naso sredo, so kar
precej placali doloeeni dollar v
blagajno.
Veselje in zadovoljstvo Sc je
nadaljevalo v pozno uro, ko Sc
je zacelo razlegati po dvorani:
Pref pa ne gremo dam, da Sc DO
delal dan, it'd.
Tako smo zadovoljne koncale
to leto v druzbi nasih prijate-
ljev in podpirateljev krozka st.
3 'Progresivnih Slovenk Anne
rike".
Koncno zelim vesele bozicn'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31

proucevalci razmer, ia tudi nj.
ma pravice pricakovati zboljsa-
MIA niti godrnjati.
Ker je mas zenski spoil poseb-
no ma glasu, da imamo dobe1
nos in da kaj rade izvemo, ka-
ko in kaj Sc imajo pri tel ali
oni druzini, ali &c so Sc kaj spo-
rekli ma tel ali oni seji, imamo
v teh CASH izredno dobro prili-
ko, da vtaknemo svoj nos tudi
v razmere, il katerih Sc zna
skuhati tako krvava rihta, da
ne DO ostalo ne duha ne sluha
ne mas, ne o nash nosovih. In
videle bono, da je v zasledova-
nju odnosajev med narodi in
njih predstavniki ravno toliko
jedra in &c ze hocete tudi ga
bave'', kot v zasledovanju od-
nosajev sosedove druzine. LIE
poskusimo in videle bono, da je
vtikanje nasega nosu v danas-
ME razmere zabavno, potrebno
in koristno!
'Progresivne Slovenke" smo
v preteklem letu precej zrasle
ali po danasnjem popularnem
izrazb dobile smo 'The New
Look" - ali dolgo krilo. Vese-
lie smo nasega napredka in We
sell so ocividno tudi nasi mozje
in fantje, XII Sc nam trumoma
prikljucujejo v takozvanih pod
odsekih, hotec nam biti v po-
moe in oporo. Hvala vam mozje!
Ne razdruzeni, ne moz proti ze-
nj; zena proti mozu, narod pro-
ii narodu, temvec skupno della
ii, napredovati in v miru uziva-
ii sadove nasega della.
Krista so krizali - bill je v
pravem - Knjige Trubarja in
Cankarja so sezgali - bila sta
v pravem. - Grdili in napadali
so Simona Gregorcica - bill je
v pravem - Malta Gubca SO
sezgali - bill je v pravem -
Device Orleansko so sezgali -
bila je v pravem, blatili in ma
'padali so ocete ameriske repu-
bike - bill so pravem -
Umorili SO Lincolna - bill je v
pravem, blatijo spomin Roose'
velta - in danes blatijo in ma
padajo ljudi, XII delajo "a ira
! jen mir in "a en- sam svet in tn.
di o teh DO govorila zgodovina
da so bill v pravem.
v tel veri, v tenn prepricanjl
stopamo z veseljem in optimiz
nom v Novo leto 1948!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
ISKRENA NOVOLETNA
VOSCILA

posiljamo vsem clanicam
'Progresivnih Sloyenk
Amerike''
kakor tudi vsem somisljeni-
kom in prijateljem Sir o m
Zedinjenih drzav
Delujmo roka v roki "a
vse kar je dobrega, zdrave-
ga in postenega. Ucimo Sc
strpnosti, vzajemnosti in
pozrtvovalnosti "a skupne
ellie, glavni in najvaznejsi
cd katerih je zdruziti vse
narode sveta v emo samo
veliko druzino, XII 81 bo po
bratsko DELLA dobrine sveta
v dokaz, da je clovek res
"ustvarjen po bozji podo-
BIZ
Urednistvo 'Progresivne
Priloge''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31

praznike in srecno Novo leto
vsem clanicam nasega krozka
in vsem ''Progresivnim Sloven-
kan sirom Amerike," BE pose
bej pa nasi urednici Mary Iva
nuschevi in soprogu!
Gusti Zupancic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31

proucevalci razmer, ia tudi nj
ma pravice pricakovati zboljsa
MIA niti godrnjati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-31
MISLI OBJ NOVEM LETU-

MISLI OBJ NOVEM ]
Narod, XII 81 izvoli slabe pred.
stavnike, nj vreden boljsih. Ena
najvecjih slabosti cloveka je ia,
da rad prav krepko zabavlja cez
to in ono stvar, 6ez razmere, cez
osebe, it'd, cim pa ina priliko
da konkretno izrece svoje mne-
ME, da spremeni razmere, ma
domesti osebe, it'd, pa mu upa-
de pogum in srce.
LIE pomislite, koliko tananja,
solza in zalosti je bilo tex o m
pravkar minule vojne. Kako "a
skrbljeni SO bill nasi mladi moz-
je, fantje, ocetje, matere, dekle-
ia in zene, kdaj bo moral ia ali
oni ma nabor, kdaj v taborisee
in potem kdaj ma krvavo MORT
See. Vsakdo Sc je zavedal, kako
veliko zlo je vojna in vendar, ko
gremo danes med te iste ljudi,
kaj neradi napeljajo pogovor
ma sedanje razmere, XII bodo
pref ali 'slej dovedle do kata-
strofe, ako mali ljudje po celem
svetu ne bono posegli vines.
Pridete v razgovor z bivslm
vojakom. Vrnil Sc je zdrav in
cil IL voine, toda je preprican
neizogibnost tretje vojne. Ko
mu ugovarjate, da kakor smo
odpravili nesteto slabih stvari
ma svetu, da ravno tako lahko
odpravimo tudi vojne, Sc cinic-
no nasmehne in pravi "Pa kaj
moreva ii in JAZZ storiti? Brez-
moena sva!!" Seveda mu v KRAFT
KEN pogovoru nj mogoee ma
dolgo in siroko raztolmaciti, ka-
ko lahko napravimo konec vol
nam, vendar mu lahko pokaze-
mo ma veliko morje, XII je Sc
~stavlieno il samih malih kap'
ljic, XII pa predstavlja ogromno
silo, silo, kakrsno predstavlja-
10 ljudske mnozice sveta, ako Sc
zdruzijo v emo samo hotenje.
Sozitje in mir ma svetu mora
biti danes prva misel vsake ma
tere oh rojstvu in negi svojih
otrok. Kaj il pomaga roditi in
vzeaiati nov zarod, ako We ze
naprei, da so zapisani strasn
smrti " plamenih atomske bonn
be ali v strasnih bolecinah oc
posledic bakterijske vojne?! Da
mes in ne jutri je cas- delati, Il
Yeti in zrtvovati "a mir. Misli
ii je treba, zasledovati je treba
kaj delajo mozje v Washingto
nu, Moskvi, Londonu, Parlzu
Beogradu, it'd. Treba je prestu
dirati in ogledati 81 ideje in mo
ze, njih ozadje in preteklost L
vseh strani in potem ustvarJa
tt sodbe in zakljueke. Vedeti j
treba, kako DELUXE sistem, o.
katerega je ,odvisno nase zivlje
ME, nase blagostanje in obsto.
Osvobojene smo vec ali mani II
zicnega della in cato imamo ne
kdj prostega casa, da ga posve
timo vsem tenn stvarem in vpra
sanjem, ker &c tega ne storimt
nimajo vsi stroll in aparati, !
nam lajsajo fizicno delo, XII ma
zabayajo, it'd. nobenega pomen
ker predstavljajo le Sc zadn
pies pred strasno katastrofo.
Komur je presuhoparno POSI-
sati socf(alne in politicae g
vornike pmur je presuhopa'
no zasle ati kaj menijo Q q
naAnjem flozaiu mozje, kot
sloyiti sl1Al (stvenik Albert Eli
stein "a tn ilni drugi misleci
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
PUBLIC SALE

The following property belong
ing to the Estate of Minnie
Snedeker, an incompetent, over
whom a Guardian has been ap-
pointed, will be sold at public
auction on Saturday, the 4th day
of October, 1947 beginning at loo
o'clock P. M. at the residence OF
the said Minnie Snedeker or
Wood Street in Redwood, Ohio
to-wit:
Gas heater; wood rocker.
leather bottom rocker; dining
table; buffet; 6 dining chairs
antique; dishes, antique; Flor.
ence heater; rocker, antique;
library table; rocker; stand;
curtains; bed and springs and
dresser; sewing machine; two
rugs; leather chair; throw rugs;
antique picture; kitchen stand;
kitchen table; cane rocker;
wash stand; gas heater; kero-
sene stove, 2 burner; 4 old kit
chen chairs; cooking utensils;
blue cabinet; kitchen cabinet;
bed clothing; step ladder; 5 gal.
oil can; scales; electric iron;
congoleum rugs; miscellaneous
items.
John Pfarr Jr., Auctioneer
Sturgis H. Cheney, Clerk
Allen & Allen, Attorneys
for said Guardianship
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
NOTICE OF HEARING
Enp ndn@f

No. s4s55-Daie Siemmons. a pris4
oner now confined in the Lofiden
Prison Farm, London, Ohio, admit
ted from Union County. convicted
March 1946 of the crime OF forgery
and serving a sentence of 1-20 Is
eligible for hearing before the OHIO
PARDON AND PAROLE COMMITS.
SION, on or after November list,
1947.
oHIo. PARDON AND PAROLE
COMMISSION
BY A. X. Chenoweth,
Parole and Record Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02

The estimated average additional
tax rate outside Of the fifteen mill
limitation as certified by the County
Auditor is three mills.
The Polls for said Election Will
omen at $50 O'Clock A. NJ. and re-
main open until 630 o'clock p. NJ.
eastern Standard Time) OF said
BY order of the. Board of Elee-
uons. of Union County. Ohio.
Paris Outlafld, Chairman.
Luther L, Liggett. Clerk.
Dated / October, 1947
1O-2-4T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
Human Nutrition

Human nutrition differs from that
of animals in two important re.
spects: first, we are not raising
humans for more body weight and
greater reproduction, as III the case
with domestic animals, and second
ly only small part of human food
consumed is in its original form as
raised by the farmer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF ELECTION
ON ISSUE OF POEDc

NOTICE is hereby given that in
pursuance of Resolution of the
Board of Education of the Chuckery
DARBY Local School District, Union
County, Ohio, passed on the 18th
day OF September, l947, there will be
submitted TO a vote OF the people of
said school District at the NOVEM-
BER ELECTION TO be held in the
county of Union Ohio. at the regu-
lar places of voting therein, on
Tuesday the 4th day of November,
l947, the question of issuing bonds
of $ a ! Chuckery- Darby Local
School District in the amount of one
hundred and ten thousand Dollars
C$llO,0O0.O0) for the purpose of
constructing fireproof addition to
and remodeling the present fire
proof school building and furnish
ing and equiping the same as pro-
vided by law
The maximum number of years
which such bonds are to run is 22
years.
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NnTICE

Andrew J. Malmona, residing at
Air r. O. T. c.. Duduesne University,
Pittsburg Pennsylvania, is hereby
notified that Dorothy $. Maimona
has filed her petition against him
for divorce, alimony and custody of
child in Case No. 1919, or the Com
mon Pleas Court Of Union County,
Ohio. and that said cause viii be
for hearing on or after the 26th day
Of September, 1947.
Attorney for Plaintiff
G. A. Hopes,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES AND TOOLS
PUBLIC SALE

As the undersigned has sold his farm will sell at public
his residence known the Simon StaleY farm, miles
MarYsville. the Doqleq road.
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Nd he II further resolved, That the re-
a publication OF the said proposed
I itnent shall be made and the iorm o!
ballot 70 be used IT. said election TOT the sub
mission thereof shall be prepared BY :he sec
retary OF state OF the state of Ohio in con
formity with the above provisions. III a ma
jority of the electors voting on said amend
ment shall be declared according to law. 10
have voted IN favor thereof. the governs OF
the state OF Ohio shail make proclamation
thereof forthwith.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF ONO
OFFICE or TIE SECRETARY
OF STATE
1, EDWARD J. HUMMEI., Secretary Of
State of the State of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is an exenip.iied copy,
carefully compared nv me with the originSl
now on file in my office and IN my official
custody as Secretary of State and found to
be true and correct, of Joint Resolution
ADOPTED by the. Ninety seventh General as
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, on the 18th day
of June, 1o47. and filed IN the Office of the
Secretary OF State on the 18th day of June,
lo47, proposing to amend Article VIII, of
the Constitution of the State Of Ohio. b.
adding new section 70 be designated iis
section 2b to provide for the payment OF
compensation by the state OF Ohio 70 Its
residents who shall have served in the armed
IL. or to their survivors. and 70 issue bonds
of the state Of Ohio 70 provide the ftnds
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I ha-e
hereunto subscribed my name and AFFIXED rry
official seal at Columbus, Ohio. this Sch 6aC
of September, i91z .
Secretary Of State
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To amend Article VIII
of the Constitution OF the
state OF Ohio 20 provide
for the payment OF com.
pensation by the state of
Ohio to its residents who
shall have served in the
armed forces of the
United States IN World
War IL, or TO their sur
vivors. and TO issue bonds
OF the state Of Ohio to
provide tlle funds there.
fol.