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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20
G. @., Mp.

,@arum mir aatbolifen in Sen
Ser. Staaten sic Srennltng BON Sir
DIE nno Staat nnterItiiBen, ipabreno
mir elmer iolden in anbern 2anbern
opponieren2" Gieie 5rage bot ieiner-
5eit Sodp. Sobn Courtney 0turrap,
ST., 0abin beontiportet: uGie Srage
ielblt rnb ser grfolg ser propagan-
biitiihcn ausbelttung lit auf Die
polfstiimlide gertpirrung iiber oas
Shlaeuort ,Erennllng bon airde
unO Staat' 5uriid6ufiibren." Soh1p.
p. Oturrap befiiriportet oas Sanen-
laiien oieier rirrefiibrenoen Sormel" i,
Ole, ipie er iagt, rnift amerifanii6er
gr1gung Ionbern europaii6en 1r-
lprungs" lit, mo es .oas 2oIllngstport
bitterer religionsfienblider 5aftionen
in Dem europe bes nel,n5ebnten Sabr-
bunoerts mar. Ter Seillitenpater
fommt 5u ieinen Sdliiiien otrd cine
6iitoriife uno pbiloiopbiide InalpIe
oes beIten 3uiabes sur amerifanii6en
&erfaiilng, BON bent man ollgemetn
annimmt, baB er bas Srin5ip bon
oSrennuns bon Stride unb Staat"
entbGlt. Der critic Gerfniiungs5uias
iiebt Dor, baB uOer &ongreB fein 8ee
iet inbe5ug auf S6affung bon &eli>
gion ober &erbot oer freien sllsiiblng
oerlelben erlaifen ioa". r9as i'm @r-
item 3uiaB entbaltene Srin5ip =
ielbIt menn es ribtis tpare, es bas
Erin5ip ser Srennllng bon Stride uno
Staat 81 nennen = lit in Den Ser.
Staaten in elmer beionOeren amerifa-
niihen Sornl Deripirflidt, als Solde
elmer eingeborenen nmerifanilfen
uno pollig giiltigen religioien Srei-
belt" iagte P. Murrap. uno bas lit
es, ipesbalb sic aatbolifen es Bis aufs
nduBerlte uilteritiisen" 8enn Die SEQ.
tbolifen Die Srennung bon Stride uno
Staat lonltpo befampfen, idreibt P.
@turrap, .io opponieren iie ettpas i'm
Grin5ip heoeuteno neridieoenes -
einen ,2aien' =Staat, segriinoet allf
atbeiltiihen ltno agnoitiiden Srinsi-
pien, angreifenb fdmpfenb in Der
@esnerldait sur Steligion nno nor-
i1sli6 Die religiolen Wirflihfeiten ei-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

@eIoe!) i'm sabr linper1noert bIeibt,
baben mir alio bic getpib einaigartige
EatIahe 81, ber5eibnen. bob fih Die
@obnberb1Itniiie Der 2eute NIT Der
billieen Miete beoeute1b berbefern,
n1breno iie iid ionit allentbalben
nidt BLOB III Deiitiblanb. fonoern IN
fat san5 europa berible1tert baben.
Moglih lit oos nur burh bic meiie
8orIorge ienes groBen 6ugger, Der
bic 5uggerei nit eineu @run0itof
on 2iegenihaften, bauptf1hlid @1l-
bern, berleben bat. Das 10 geartete
Stiftungsberm0gen lit i'm 3aufe Der
Sabrbunoerte onr1 cine quite 8ermaI-
tltng 10 angeipadien, 6aB oarails Der
@ieoeraufbau Der Suggerei mnbr-
iheinlih beitritten 1perben fann obne
oie liegenben Glitter onausreifen.
Sollte bies aber notipenoig mer0en,
Damn tpiiroe Die Guggerfamilie, Die
oen 8ieberautbau aud aus ben Silfs-
quenen ibres eigenen 8eiites. 11a-
mentli1 burh SolSlieferungen aus
BEN groBen Snggerndloern. inter-
ltiist. o,lb bapor niht 5uriidi6reden.
Sic lit entIhloiien, Dos Bermdhtnis
Der nSlgserei", oie nun pierbunbert
Sabre lang Der Ndditenliebe 6ient,
getreulib 5u bertualten.
gs lit unter oieIen llmItdnben fein
@unber, 6aB Die 8ormerfungen ar
ner nno unbeiholtener augsburger
8iirger, bie in ser Suggerei Bobnitng
liiden uno nad ben 8eitimmungen
ninbeitens fiinfllnofiinf5ig Sabre alt
fem miiiien, 10 5ablreid iino, bob bic
Suggerei breimal 10 groB iein biirfte
uno bann nod niAt einmal aae auf-
nebmen fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20
8. g., Sans.

Ginen 3ufaa gibt es niht in Der
8elt. rIidts fommt uns bon llnge-
TGbr. = Illes fommt pom So6Iten
ber." Ser Sd0pfer bat in oie nnbe-
lebte SdOpfung feite arafte nno Ne-
aeln bineingelegt, bie itets abped-
ielno nit 8eItimmtbeit eintreten. Gem
Meniden bat gr einen freien 8illen
aneritaffen uno besbalb fann Ser
Wtenif iein eigenes 2eben geitalten.
Gr fann oas Cute tun llnb oas goie
laiien, ooer 1,msefebrt. @obl fiigt
@ott mandes i'm menidliden 2eben,
mas Dem Meniden 81 Ieinem groBern
@obl gereiht, obglei6 Ser fursiih=
tige Menid es oft nidt einiiebt. @ott
gibt jebem Wenlben binrei6enoe
@nooe, oamit ct bas fir i'm gei6af=
iene 3ieI erreidt. Ct fann aud, pie
sic 8el6idte benefit, bie yeaturgelese
aufbeben uno @unber mirfen ooer
ielbIt Menihen Sic 8unoergabe per-
leiben. 0as lit ober nift Ser geipObns
lihe Gerlauf ser 9inge.
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g. g., go.

gSenn alte photographer DerblaBt
oocr pergilbt, aber nod ionIt gut er.
bolten lno obne Sleden lino, lam
man iie auffriihen, inoem man bas
Sboto in cine perbiin1te Solung
Guediilberhlorio (Gblorioe Of Wer-
curp) tauht bis Die gelblihe 5arbe
perihmunoen lit. Sit oas 8ilo einge-
rabnlt, 10 braud)t es ni6t entrabmt
gu lperoen. Sn bieiem Sale taiht
man Elm entipredenOe groBes Stiid
6lieBpapier in Die 2oiung 1lno legt
es auf Die photographic. Steronrh
fam ieoo1 Elm perloren gegangener
5eil niht tpieoer bergeltellt neroen,
lonpern es miro nur bic gelblihe ssar'
bung entfernt, unter pelder Die fei-
neren Solbi6attierungen DerItedt
lino; ons 9ilb inoelIen miro tpieoer
bell lino flar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20
-a. 49,, ..

gs fann niht oft nno nid)t ltarf
genug betont tperbelt, baB cine Der
beiten uno erfolgreibIten 8affen in
ben Spdnoen Der &ntbolifen Die fatbo.
lilhe 8reile lit. Sn einem ieiner lebr-
reihen artifel i6reibt Der befannte
6. 5. Reidenberger: .neber ben Eos
rem Der Gatbolilden SreiIe-Insitel-
lung in Rom (Dtai 1856 itanoen Die
@orte:: ,@as INNER man 5um Siege
ser fatbolil6en Sa6e itnternebmen
mag, man miro i'm ME erringen f0n-
men, 1penn man Die nidtigIte 8affe,
sic Greiie, niht eebraudt. Gin Ga-
tbolif, Der es unterldBt, Die fatboli-
Idle 8reife 5u unterltiisen, 5u perbrei-
ten uno su perteioigen, fann ipobl elm
mabrcr &atbolif iein, aber er perltebt
meoer feline 3eit, nod Dermag er Die
@egenmart flar Su erfennen." 8i.
Idof aetteler bot Die @orte gepragt:
.@enn Ser bl. 8aulis bellte tpieoer-
fane, tpiirbe er Sournalilt mer0en. "
|l1no man fonnte bin5ufiigen: llno er
piiroe Das Gaoio beniisen. Ser from.
me llnb eifrige 9ilfof &oubelfa ba1
oie lebensmabre sleuberung getan
y@ir bauen Weillionen-a -aatbeornlen
uno beiisen feline ein5ige fatbolu6e
Eages5eitung in llnlerm 2anbe." Die
aommuniIten, fonatiibe groteitatlter
uno onoere aatbolifenfeinbe beliten
Sngesblatter in fait ieoer groBern
Stabt. @as tim mir aatbolifen2 SsSii
es 6eisbeit ober @leihgiltigfeit
Sber beioes? giele &atbolifen itnter,
Ititten niht einmal lire Wo6enbldt.
ter uno 3eitihriften. Gie 8ernahldi.
ligung ser fatboliiden 8reiie bot in
Spanien - Dor oem 8iirgerfrieg -
in Sranfrei6 nno in anoern 2anoern
cine aatbOlitenoerfolgung nno I'm
teroriifung ser fatboliIden Stride 5ur
Solge gebabt. 8as BORT gei6eben lit,
fann nl,6 in llnlerm 2anoe palIieren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

uobrpo Nanrg ginDe mcbn
anemM nabN
den "GrmanR Funds der WndaI Co. den
ngundA
durhV ds oGz au
chete den th itsvrban
Bite, schicken Sic hire Gabe noch heute
(pendn in
wandeer 60
nhemen
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mip1Praufhail nrr
Augahurgrr Bnggrrfi

Sn elmer Belt, oie aIles Sem Beh.
lei unteripirft u1,o Ser 2rieg ihos
nlngslos bie Seiligtiimer Der Wenih-
belt bernihtete, fonnte man befiirh.
ten, Die groBartige Stift,ng Ser Sug-
ger 5u amgsburg lei nun 0em Inter
gang geipeibt. Gem lit ieooh ni1t 10.
Gle 6ugserei, 5ur Mufnabme otter
2eute beitimmt, bat aaeroings idtper
gelitten, trosoem miro lie erbalten
bleiben.
Son ben Dreiunbfiinf5ig S6niern
nit bunoertunblehs 8obnnngen Der
5uggerei iino bie Salfte berbrannt
unb 5eritort. sluh bas i6mude Sug-
gereifirblein lit cine Guine. @erpflibs
tet oen io5ialen uno 9riitliden Stif-
tllngsgebnnfen ibrer Mbnberrn, bot
iid Die sur5eit aus anei fiiritIihen
nno elmer grdfliden 2inie beiteben6e
Samilie Ser Sugger lofort nod
ariegsenoe oaransemaht, bie Seritor.
ten 9duier Der Suggerei in groBaiigi-
ger 8eile mieoer auf5ubauen.
Der Gr6iteft lit gebaIten, oen
iiberfommenen Stil Ser rnter Gent
malidut iteben6en 8auten getreuli9
81 pabren, dber Die nelt erIteben6en
5duIer iper0en tros 6es Idon bier
bunbert Sabre alten 8auplanes NIT
ollen slnnebmIihfeiten neu5eitli1en
8obneits perieben. gs iperoen olio
Die @olblingen Ser alten &au1fang-
fiiden rno &ienIpann-Niiden tpieoer
eriteben, Die Stiffarturen Ser 9eden
uno Die ihonen baroden Siirornameit-
lie nad roen alten Muitern erneuert,
la iogar oie iebr beribieoenartigen
abmeilnngei1 Der Geniter, Die nab
allBen cine SaiidOe bon rei5pollen I'm
regelmaBigfeiten erseben, genau na1.
ge6iloet. 3a5u erbaIten nlle @obnun-
gen eleftriicbes Stebt, tperoen &eroe
uno Sefen eingebout, Die na1 oem
Sur6bei5ipitem aub Die Stube NIT
temperieren, erbalt iebe @obnung in
eineln bisber llnausgeniitten Sreps
penraiim einen eingebaiiten Sdranf,
Die Stube einen 9artbol5s 1tatt einen
@eidbol5fuBboben, Die Slide 2ino-
leumbelag ino als groBte ser grrun-
genihaften, als nabe5u fleines @nn-
Der in unierer 3eit, iebe 8obnung -
elm 8ao! Sa5u tueroen idmtlife &dll-
ier gegen @rlmbferdtigfeit iioliert
ltnb fanaliiiert llnb, mo bieier bisber
nod feblte, anidluB an oie grinfipai-
ierlcitllng geidaffen.
8is gum eriten @eltfrieg mubten
Die Suggereibepobner ibr @aiier ia
nod an elmer eiselen 3apfltene Bel
Dem luItig platlhernben .Warftbrun-
men" iltnitten ser 6ugserei boIen. ga
tros Ser foItipielisen Mufpenoungen
oie Miete BON einem @ulben (niht
einmal fiinf5ig Gents in inherent
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. Sh. g., MaH. :

Gieie StatiItif lit nidt iibertrieben.
SS1 feinem 2anoe itno i'm erIten uno
5ipeiten 8eltfries mebr &ir6en, alo=
tier unb reIisioie SnItitrte 5erItort
moroen oils in 6ranfreih. Ser erIte
8eltfrieg lieB iiber piertauieno Sir
den in Sranfrei6 in Sriimlnern. Die
ielben tparen foum nieoer inItanoge-
iebt, ais i'm Sabre 1889 Ser neue,
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nod fi,rGtbarere @eltfries ert6rann.
te. @s tpuroen in Sranfreih allein
5,640 &irhen nnS fiber oreitanieno
ionItige fir &eligions5ipede Dienenoe
8ebduoe 5erltort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20
Biz Rnd,ms- -Kaprlle
BON GIfrieba Senriette
Silger Brill

@eld, ltebliher Inblid bietet Die
&o1us =&apelle bel 8ingen om &beiit
alien 5remoen, beionbers ipe1n lie
gum eriten Mol Itromaufmarts fab-
renI Wtan fam ba nit Dem 9idter
iingen:
Iroben itebet Die &apel[e, Il
Shauet itiI ins Sal binab,
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MuAknnN
Bon grpf. s. W. 0Hbreu,
8cbaftenr oes ,@aiienfrenno'
- Sir bic fatboliIdea Miiiiouen
in China.

gSer elm gutes @erf tim min, ien-
oe elm Sunoert ooer mebr Stabl-
feoern (fiir einen getuobnlifen 5eoers
bulter) on Sofp. p. Siloebrano,
Catholic Miiiion, Sibo, Saniu, Gbi-
10. Ser Niiiiouar bat Die Seoerit
notig fir Die lleberiesung oeS Sea-
tehisnus ms Gbineiilhe. Gr erman-
gelt aud S6reibpapier, oas in Gbina
fuun erbaltli6 1T.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12

Mrs. Cora Dempsey spent q
few days with her daughter, in
Marion.
Mr. and Mrs Kermit Bushong
and sons, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Summer
Bushong and family.
Mrs. Florence Cornelius and
son, Vernon, took dinner with
Mrs. Jackson on Friday.
Mrs. Summer Bushong and
children, were dinner guests OF
their mother and grandmother, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Forsythe, Miss Turner and
Mrs. Alice Courier were in Ma
rysville, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Crum enter
tanned the formers sister, Mrs
Knudten, of Berkley, Calf, in
their home Friday and Saturday
Children's Day services at the
Methodist church, Sunday even
ing, June is.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12
: 'UNIONVILE
CENTER
BY MRS. MERYL GEORGE

A Children's day and Fathers
day program will be given next
Sunday morning, June Is.
Mrs. Alice Cooperider enter.
tanned the following ladies with
a party on Wednesday evening al
her home: Gertrude Condor, Ava
line Johnson, Mildred Hilbert
Ina Pyers, Neva Scheiderer
Meryl George, Ruth Zimmerman
Edith Greenbaum, Opal Daley
Velma Brown, Mary Hall, Vir-
vinia Brown, Rhea Newland
Mildred Grimes and Christine
Rausch.
Opal Daley, Mildred Grimes
Alice Cooperider and Mrs. Mapes
gave a kitchen shower for Mar.
garet Ann George Tuesday even.
ing at the home of Opal Daley.
Clara Zellers entertained the
Book and Needle Club on Fri
day evening at her home. They
had election of officers and all
old officers were voted back
in their office again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall and
son, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl George
attended the Campaign Baptist
church home coming at Addison
township, Gallia county, Sunday
morning. Later they made a call
at the Price home to visit with
an aunt, Mrs. Ida Rife, who is
confined to her bed after fall
early this spring on their cement
porch. They had supper at Logan
Elm Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Horch and
daughter, Dorothy, were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mrs. Gertie
Nicol.
Gertie Nicol and Gertie Horn
attended the Dance revue of Mrs.
Clifford's dancing class, in which
the latter's granddaughter, Carole
Ann Horn, participated Tuesday
evening.
May Hennigh entertained her
Unionville bridge club Friday
afternoon.
Mary Hall was hostess to her
Horse Euchre club Friday after
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12
PEORIA
BY Mrs. Blanche Longshore

Mr.. Elmer Glassburn and fam
lily, George Hamilton and fam
lily attended a birthday dinner
honoring Mrs. William Saxton al
her home, in Prospect
Mrs. Jacob Sarver sr., is doing
nicely, following an operation al
White Cross hospital, Columbus
Callers of IneZ Smallwood last
week were Grace and Levon
Clark, Ora Jackson and Stella
Glassburn.
Jesse Johnson, Paul and Fran
els Harper and Barbara Coder
spent Monday afternoon with Lois
Albert.
Gertrude DeGood and Dode
Carpenter were calling on friends
in Magnetic Springs, Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Wesley Lockwood and
Norma, Mrs. Bertha Davie, and
Mrs. Jim Blue and children, spent
Saturday with the formers hus-
band at Veterans hospital, Day
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burnside and
father, entertained the follow
ing relatives Sunday, James Fleck
and family, of Hume, Forest Burn
side and family, of Marysville,
Francis Jolliff and family, of Co
lumbus, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Gutherie, of West Liberty.
Guests at the Jacob Sarver jr.,
home, the past week included
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of
West Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Underhill, of Essex.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lock-
wood and daughters spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lockwood, of Bellefon-
taine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jewell, of
Marion, spent the weekend with
their parents, here.
Mr.. Sid LongShore and Tillie
Bowen, of Marysville, were Sun
day evening callers of his son,
Howard and wife.
Bill Larue and Wanda Glass
burn, of New Bloomington, spent
Sunday afternoon and evening
at the George Hamilton home.
Gene Smallwood and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Smallwood
were Sunday evening callers of
Oscar Clark and family.
Ada, Kenneth and David Shirk
spent Friday with Ida Taylor,
near Broadway.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12

noon. Mrs Murray substituted for
one of the members.
Mrs. DAWN and Miss Mable
Smith were Friday guests of Mrs
Percy Smith and mother, of Col
umbuS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, of Marys-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kruse
of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Law
ellie Horn and daughter, Carole
Ann, of Milford; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dellinger, of Marys-
vile; were Sunday guests of MFR
and Mrs. Thomas Latham, OF
Urbana.
Mary Kay Latham, of Urbana,
has been visiting her grandmot-
her, Mrs. Ralph Smith, since Sat
urday.
Lawrence Kilbury was visit
ing his father, Issac Kilbury,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Gail Daley and daughter,
Barbara, have made a trip to
New Jersey to visit relatives.
Mrs. Katie Rudolph spent the
day, Friday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Scheiderer.
Leo Brown and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall, of
near Marysville, were guests of
R. w. Browns Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla King, of
Amlin, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Holderby, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bishop
were Sunday guests of Neva Sch
eiderer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blue, of
Peoria, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan McNabb Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Reed, of
Marion, called on Harold Halls
Saturday night.
The church board, the trustees
and the w. S. C. S. held meet
ing in the church Monday even
ing.
The senior Girl Scouts met with
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12
: BOXES CREEK
BY MRS. HALE GRAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swimming,
and family spent Saturday even
ing with their mother, Mrs. Fay
jackson and family, of near Beth
| el.
Mrs. Leonard Eastman spent
one afternoon last week with Mrs.
Bertha Swimming.
Callers at the Ottie Gray home
the past week were, Mr.. James
Lane and Lathe Gray, of Marys-
vile; Mrs. Will Johnson, grand
son, Bill Mobley, of Raymond;
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jackson, Louise
and Dana Jackson, of Bethel;
Mrs. Wesley Lockwood and Mrs.
Jim Blue and Shirley, of Peoria;
Leonard Coins and children, w.
E. Swimming and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Shearer, Mr.. A. B.
Stierhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jack
son and Ina Raj, Mr.. Edwin Par
chett, Miss Rose Ann Leeper,
Miss Ardith j. McMalone, Mr..
and Mrs. d. J. Holbrook, Joe
Cline and Alfred Shirk and Tom
my Disbennett.
Ottie Gray is able to be up and
around on crutches after being
confined to bed most of the time
since his accident. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray wish to thank all friends
and neighbors, relatives who
helped in any way, also to Mr..
Joe Cline and Alfred Shirk, who
took Dana Jackson to the Doctor.
Thanks to all of you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shirk
and two sons, of Findlay, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Shirk and son,
Jimmy Dale, Bob and Alfred
Shirk all visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Shirk, last
week.
Miss Gwendolyn took care of
her sister, Mrs. Virginia Coins,
and twin sons, Jerry and Lerry,
the past week.
Wesley Swimming and family
and Miss Gwendolyen Gray spent
Monday in and around Dayton
visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Swim
ing also called at the James
Waugh home.
Callers at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Coins the past week
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Webb
and three children, of Claibourne;
M isS Ramie Holbrook, Miss
Wilma Holbrook, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12

Callers of Mrs. Forsythe, Sun
day evening were her brother,
Mr.. Kitchen and wife.
Mr.. ]. B. Ritchie, of near Ur-
bana, called on Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Asa Marshall, and SON.
Lloyd and wife attended the fun
eral of the formers sister, Mrs
Lucy M. Smith, at Worthington,
Monday afternoon. Burial at Dub
lin.
Mrs. Margaret Collinson is
staying at present with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Brehm and fam
lily.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12
BY MRS. E. c. JACKSON

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. CHM, of
indianapolis, Ind, called on their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. /.
N. Scots, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Crystal Davie and mother,
Mrs. Jackson, called on Mrs.
Clarence Strauss, of near Milford
Center, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Blanche Phipps and sis
ter, Mrs. Ogle, of California,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Watson, of Columbus.
Miss Florence Jackson, of York
is spending a few days with her
brother, Delbert and family.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-12

Norma Johnson, Thursday even
ing, to do craft work such as
making rings and ear rings out of
Florida sea shells. They are to
meet with jamie Salisbury, July
IL. They plan to make moccasins
at their next meeting.
A stork shower was held for
Betty Stillings at the nome of
Mrs. Wallace Rausch, Thursday
evening.
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Broadway Busy Stichers

Betty Colley, reporter
The club met with Mary Belle
Richie May 30, Inez Jackson and
Marvel Hamilton gave an inter-
esting report on their All trip
to Columbus.
The next meeting with Inez
Jackson, June 10.
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d. Holbrook, Mrs. Chas. Nickols,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vess Hull, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Jackson and
Mrs. Allie Patch and Mrs. Oak
ley Jones.
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IL. ls47
CARD OF THANKS

wish to thank all my trienos
and relatives for all the nice
cards and flowers Ireceived while
/ was in the Mary Rutan hospital
at Bellefontane and since | re-
turned to my home at North
LewisbuTg.
Erma Louise Bushong 1t
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Combination Lamp
A combination incandescent and
fuorescent lamp doubles the illu-
mination of prewar models.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01

Russell Givens, Paul Hearn and
Joseph Summons motored to At
lantic City for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, Jr.,
and children, Susan and Patricia
spent last week with Mrs. Gale
gher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Pepper. Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper were
the guests of the Galleghers' at
their summer cottage on Lewes
Beach, last week.
Mrs. Annie Howard of Spring
Hill Farm, Salisbury, Md, is
spending this week with her niece,
MRS. Herman Roach.
Mrs. G. Edwin Clendaniel and
Mrs. Charles Calhoun were in At
lantic City for a part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rose and
daughter, who have been spending
several weeks at Rehoboth Beach,
have returned to their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Short visited
COney Island, N. Y, last weekend.
Miss Mary Jane Revelle had as
her guest last week her cousin,
Miss Jean Starkley, of Chestertown,
Md.
Mr.. Donald Wier motored to
Pottsville, Pa, last weekend to
bring home his family who have
been spending the past week with
Mrs. Wier's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoch.
1 Miss Ann Conoway is visiting in
! Knoxville, Tenn, and is the guest
of Mr.. Avis jackson and his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson.
The Misses Katherine and Olive
Walls, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Walls, of Wilmington, for
merly, of Georgetown, have been
visiting their grandparents, Mrs
John F. Marker and Mr.. and Mrs.
\ John M. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Workman
and Mrs. Stella Joseph are visiting
a cousin, Mr.. William Wilson, in
4 New York for the week. They will
motor to Niagara Falls and Canada
before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cooper and
daughter of Ridgewood, NJ j., have
been visiting their mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Cooper the past week.
Mrs. julius r. Green and daugh.
ter. Gloria, are visiting relatives il
Wilmington.
! Mrs. John Egan is in Atlantic
CITY, N. j.. for a week.
Mrs. Edgar Mustard is visiting
| her mother in Charlottesville, Va
/ The Misses Jane and Nancy Mus
tard have been the guests of thei
/ grandmother for the past few
: weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett S. Lamhdel
4 of Chestertown. Md, entertaine,
: last Thursday evening at Dime
;, partv in honor of the approaching
< marriage of their nephew. William