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RooMs FURNIsHEp-s.E. ond s.w.

ROOMS EURNISHED-S.E. and S.W.
FURNISHED ROOM for 2. ladies or couple;
twin beds, next to bath; phone and laundry
privileges. Call AT. 1000 all day sun;
NEAR sEss aftsf rafkf32 gfsS VILLAGE 1881 Fort p.
Wis pl. .s,e.-For gentleman. sleeping rm::
nicely fuTn' Is1t next to bath: convenient BUS
ierssee iass s. e. e. Ave Ave. s.E.-Large front rm.
for employed couple or two girls: modern
S24 each a mo-. Also maple furn. rm.. for
one or two adults; $50 single, $40 double.
1850 G ST. Sc, facing Pa. ave.--ouiet,
refined, Colonial brick home; restricted;
room, room next next to tiled semibath continuous
hot water; cooking privileges and utilities,
no linens; 2 girls or employed couple
only; no drinking or parties; $50 mo-,
3 months rent in advance. -23
1922 ST.-Girl to share bedroom and
sitting with another nice girl: So WeeF.
aaas You PL. .s.E-Master bedrm., new
furn., twin beds convenient transp;;
1000 N. CARoLINA AVE. s.E.-Rehned
girl to share twin-bed room with another
girl; pvt. home. unlim. phone; So week;
Isl s5iis L lIL1SfhSSSsros ShSS Hp s.E.-pesiTasls
room, Kitchen privileges: S35: woman;
beautiful location. Elk. 4l6o, Ext. 167,
eeeoTTokEED-s.w. sEcTIoN-Room for
married couple, all home privileses. Me
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MOVING, PACKING s.a sToRAel

VETERANS. starting business. win move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
Ing Ing spssialsys, aE. 465ls 5ls,.. 90, ,.,n.
moving, packing. storage. Grating, shipping
MHk1sn IA lsa vap4TEaaassSs a4 assSa sovis az osoe
service: furniture moving and hanligss;
NoRTHERN HoRfs hhs sAsaSffi AMsovfiNa i sToRAdE CO.
Local drayage,. domestic and foreign crat-
facilities; daily pickups for long distance
Florida, Texas, California. Washington
and other States direct by van. 1875 New
York aye; ne. At: 924s. ,
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured.
estims tes cheerfully given. MI. 61So
BROTHERS moving, storage; experienced
all-white ret help; free estimate. ,oW
2fHHi 22fpELMAN;s MOVING q STORAGE co.
Reas. rates; will accept your snrpius iuTn.-
storage; local, long-dist. moving. IA. 2e37.
p.ckfns, storage; will
move -FOUR trunk or your house; spec. rates
to veterans, JOHN GLOVER, GIL. $3.50.
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ROOMS WANTED.

m WASH. or SUBURBS, W. Of 18th st.
State Dept. bachelor, vet, wants two rooms
Civ. rn. and bedrn) pvt. bath; furn. or
unfurn max. privacy; occupy any time
bet. now and June is. DU. 6477.I to
10 PM.
ALExANDRIA-Room wanted by reliable,
employed woman. vic. Stewart. Burke or
Randolph ayes Phone TIE. So57. .
COMBAT VETERAN with wife and 6-yr.-
old daughter. in NV section. MI. 444I
COLORED-RO0M wanted, furnished for
mother and small baby. iandlady TO care
for baby part tlme. DE. 7aI 20
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APT. HOUSES FOR sAIF

407-AO1M z ST. MW.-Price. sIi E06
s.oe.a Ems sD'ssss ss1sss oHs HzS9ns zaMss W.
lsla lsth IN AM z 'ciIiifFToA SIS. i Nw.-Css,ln..
brick, apts.; completely furn.; new rss ~
frigeratorS. oil h.-w,h.; income. s6ro
HtiuRNER REALTY Co. I4oI Monroe e. X \.
a.FxMiiiIY Arr. BLDG.-ist commercia,,
so s,ds allss l.i essIa ssGmDstsy n.r rsmsds.
$s7 ZOO. DICKSON g. REDDING, 7SSS
wis. ave. Oh. 7151i ewes, Mr.. Smith. OF.
S.sToRY DUPLEX APT.--Not converted
JveiIinr: in splendid neighhorhood, transp.
sEaNE A. HEIAN. Realtors, 81. 1000
eves, until 3 Pm -25
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, $40 K st. NV.
ME. .00s9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies
THOUSANDS OF pulorum- uncontrolled chicks
on hand at all times; N. Hamp., W. rocks,
austria whites; $1,000 per hundred, day
old o. g. MAXWELL, Defense hwy, Lam
ham, Md, Hyattsvile 0226. -21
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ApARTMrNrs uNFuRNisHEp.

18th AND PENNA. AVE. N.W:-2-room
unfgrnished apt, private bath: $40; only
permanent parties need apply; bachelor
eoLoRED-sis eSfsLLSoJRaIa ssqia sfth ST. NE rms.
and kitchenette, partially furnished; Sl4 a
week CA O10O, --22
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

NVVM NENIA6 SkNvIOE. q.
FOR COLORED-We have room rental
service attached 70 our real estate ONCE.
CAN Mrs HEIGHT, North 3239. THOMAS
c. r, BRAGG, 511 Flortda ave. nv. North
t,S1 ct,So1I0RED--LANDLoRDs list your rooms
with US, Desirable senanss NHScN q
THOMAS. pK 62xz. x16 Fla. a1e. n.w, .
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

DAY CARE children, ages 15 mos. and
z years: also room and board for EN-
ployed mother WA. s533: 21'
REFINED EMPLOYED SEC'Yg desires COO
room with meals or furnished apt, NV,
services few evenings week for reasonable
rate Box 43S-E, Star. 2oe
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

or vacationing? Wish
to live In my furnished apt. tone bed
rooml. from May % 10 June 107 354o
30. Stafford st., Arlington, Va.
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ApTs. SUBURBAN. wANrIp.

LII. COUPLE urgently need apt or
house; unfurn. preferred: Nd or nv
washington; sxeeileut rsfs. n f5sS;
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lators, ONCE equipt. all kinds; top prices
paid. DI. 1872; ewes, Sun, CO. 1926.
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE, llT7
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. S13 14th St
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RooMs FuRkIsHEp-t&er.hsoss

room lot rEHL, SuiIAUiE tut tUuUlt Ul
young ladies in quiet home: must be en-
ployed Call HO. 217S: 7S:--------.---
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TYPEWRITERS, most all makes, rebuilts
machines: IA yrs. expr. OFFICE MA.
CHIMES CO.. s13 18th NV. (bet. HID
Re; Re- 2s2s; 2ssS2ss;rr,s ..rt.,,.. ns ,.,nd.rs,
new and used; immediate del CIRCLE
TYPEWRITER CO., 11I2 14th st. NV.
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VET AND WIFE, expecting, must have one
or two bedroom apt, furn. or uniurn,;;
$50. Call NO. 4430, RIM, 3l3, &c. 70 o.
norssTTrNGU1sHEp - FRENCH WRITER, resi-
dent here, wants 2 quiet rooms. kitchenette'
bath partly furn.. GEORGETOWN or VicinIity.
No ror2 before -Ef
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20

Arrange, RI - z 0 0 o 0
Finkelstein, p-2b / Il o o. 0
Score by innings; r. H. E.
San Carlos 0l0 $50 "a / 3
Blue Sox - 800 900 Ks z 2
Runs batted in: SWeeting 2,
Griffin, Rueda, A. Acsyedo. Mas
tiers, r. Valdez; stolen bases: Ca
sado, Arrange, Navarro; deadballs:
Valdez and Diaz 3; losing pitcher:
Valdez; winning pitcher: Finkel-
stein; struck out: by Diaz 2, by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
of the Legionnaires at least once
except Osterhoudt.

of the Legionnaires at least once
except Osterhoudt.
In the field, Fallon, Means, Snee
and Stinett were the best for the
winners and Barber for the los
ers. ~
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Gilmore 200 06l 90 IL
Legion ------- 0lO 101 IA 6 q
Rodenberry and Fallon; Han
cock and B. Sweeting. - go
TWo-base hits: Osborn 2, Fall
lon,. Albury; stolen bases: Barber
y. Mccormick, Means, Stinett,
Curry; sacrifice hits: Fallon,
Tucker; struck out: by Rodenber-
ry 9, by Hancock 3; bases on
balls: off Hancock 2, off Roden-
berry S; double play: Albury to
Masters to Hopkins; triple steal
in. fifth with Stinett on third,
Curry on second and Means on
first (Stinett stole home and the
other runners advanced a basel;
time of game: 100; umpires: c.
Griffen and James Mira; scorer:
Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
Saints Split2.. /.
With PifStess :
!. And.Bl,,eSex:


After lapse OF about "a YkAls,
baseball returned 70 the Army
Barracks Sunday whs8 The San
Carlos club broke even in a doa-
bIeheader with the Pirates and
Blue Sex, winning the first, AZ,
and dropping the secodd, ~. ''
Skipper" Rueda, Of San Car
los, demonstrated hts fielding
ability once more. nnbbing Pancho
Salinero's long drive in deep left
center, having the aspects of a
homer, and another hit by Jim
Albury, making this catch with
his bare hand. !. 't77'Si~
Ralph Arnold, Pirate shoststpp,
eieanfielded everything that, was
batted in his terdtpry.
In the second game, A. Acevedo,
Blue Eox playing manager. fsaNed
the game for his team with two
sensational catches at shortstop.,
Box scores: t. Al f0SaD.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
CARDS CLIP DODGERS, ll-3, TO CUT
LEAD TO FIVE AND A HALF GAMES;
TIGERS EDGE YANKS; RED SOX WIN
Detroit Takes 2 To l De,
cision On Evers' Homer;
Dom DiMaggio's With 3
On Wins For Boston
lny Assoeinted pressl

NEW YORK, Aug. 20-The st.
Louis Cards served notice on the
Brooklyn Dodgers in the form
al an li-3 beating yesterday that
they are still very much in the
National League pennant race.
The Cards victory cut the Brook
lyn lead to 5ls games. A crowd
al 33.465 fans saw the contest
a Ebbets Field.
Lefty AL Brazle allowed only
one run until the ninth when he
gave way to Jim Hearn with two
on. Hearn retired the side but
welded two runs in the mean
time. Del Rice's homer and two
foubles, driving in four runs led
The Brooklyn attack. Whitley
Kurowski also homered in the
fourth with one on.
The Boston Braves kept 2h
games behind the Cards by beat
ire the Pittsburgh Pirates, z to
S In q night game at Boston. Red
Barrett. with some help from
Walt Lanfranconi STAYED off
Pirate rally.
The plunging New York Giants
took another beating when the
Cincinnati Reds routed them, 8
&c |. at the Polo Grounds. John
M Vandermeer scattered eight
Giant hits and Eddie Miller hon.
cred with the bases full in the
ninth for the Reds. Ken Heintzel-
man and Schoolboy Rowe pitch
co the PHILADELPHIA Phillies to
clean sweep of a doubleheader
With the Chicago Cubs at Phila-
delphia, 3D. and 81. Harry Walk
a, the leagues leading hitter,
collected three hits in four times
Nd the first game and one for two
IN the nightcap.
The Boston Red Sox cut the
New York Yankees American
League margin to liz games
b. slapping a 9-5 defeat on the
81 Louis Browns in a night game
a 81. Louis by virtue of Dom
Dimaggio's grand slam homer in
Tie fifth.
The Yanks had lost earlier in
the day to Detroit by 81 mar
dn when Hoot Evers homered in
the sixth for what proved the
deciding run Of a tight mound
duel between Stubby Overmire
and Allie Reynolds at Detroit.
Joe HAYNES shut out the Phila-
delphia Athletics, A to 0, at Chi
eago in a night game. Two of
the runs came on Taft Wright's
homer with one on in the sixth.
The Cleveland Indians enjoyed
avid hitting spree at Cleveland,
routing the Washington Senator's.
Z 10 3 in twilight game on AZ
bingles and 9 to / in a night
game on IA hits.
Results.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Masterson, Candini and Evans;
Harder, Stephens and Hogan.
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1OlalS-- 4 III "a IL X
x-Batted for Diaz in 5th.
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Pirates - 600 e10 O10-2 z 2
San Carlos Ol0 0l0 20x-4 10 : 2
Two-base hits: R. Garcia, San
tana, Ray Garcia; three-base hit:
c. Garcia; runs batted in: Sweet
ing 2, T. Alonzo J.: stolen bases:
]. Garcia 2, Ray Garcia, M. Rod
riguez; sacrifice hits: Sanchez,
Griffin, winning pitcher: P. Diaz;
losing pitcher: c. Sanchez.
/, SECOND GAME
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Softball Games
BAYVIEW PARK
NIGHT GAMES

THURSDAY 81
7:30-Nayal Hospital VS.. Jerry's
Half-Acre.
9:l5-American Legion VS.. Vets
of Foreign Wars.
FRIDAY e..
7:30-Adams Dairy VS.. Jerry's
Half-Acre.
9:15-Bob's Sports Shop VS..
USS. Howard w. Gilmore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
TODAY'S GAMES
Florida. international League

havana dt MldiIll.
Miami Beach at Lakeland.
Only games scheduled.
American League
New York at Detroit-Newsom
(9-8) VS.. Trucks (9-6). ~
Philadelphia at Chicago-Cole-
man $50 VS.. Gerbian (2-2) OF
Gillespie (5-5).
Washington at Cleveland, two
games, twilight and night-Haef-
ner CLIO and Scarborough al
VS.. Black (9-8) and Lemon go
Boston at St. Louis, night game
-Hughson 600 VS.. Zoldak C.
y.
National League
Cincinnati at New York, two
'games-Walters (6-5) and Lively
(4-5) VS.. Kennedy (9-8) and JAN
sen Q3-15).
st. Louis at Brooklyn-Dicksor
Old VS.. Branca Q7-9.
Pittsburgh at Boston-Oster-
mueller Q0-D or Bonham (9-6 VS.
Sain Q6-8.
Chicago at Philadelphia-Wyse
(4-6) VS.. Judd Q-l2).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20

Death Valley, Calf, is the
lowest point in the nited States,
256 feet below sea level.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20

Finkelstein z; bases on balls: off
L. Valdez 4, off Diaz /, off Finkel-
stein S, off Albury l.; hits: off L.
Valdez for runs in l inning,
off Diaz for / run in 5 innings,
off Fnklestein 7 for 4 runs in
|2/3 innings, off Albury 0 for 0
runs in 2 l/3 innings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20
$500 TO MOTHER.
81 oan ~

500 TO MOTHEH
$1,000 70 DOG
LOUISVILLE, Ky.-The will
of Miss Mary M. Bowles, So. who
died on July 10, provided $500
for her 90-year-old mother, Mrs.
Louis Scarberry, and $1,000 for
the care of her 7-year-old brin-
die bulldog, Benny. The remain
der of her $i3,409 estate was
left to a friend. y
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GAME RESULTS
Florida. InternafionAi League

Mondays Scores)
Miami S, Havana 2.
Miami Beach 2, Lakeland l.
Tampa Ala, West Palm Beach
30.
st. Petersburg II, Fort Lauder
dale 0.
National League
Tuesdays Scores)
Cincinnati 3, New York /, night
game.
Boston 7, Pittsburgh 5, night
game.
ST. Louis II, Brooklyn 3.
Philadelphia 8-8, Chicago IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-20

The dandelion blossom really
is a giant bouquet of tiny yellow
flowers.
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American League

American League
Tuesdays Scores)
Boston 9, st. Louis 5, night
game.
Cleveland 1879, Washington 81
night game.
Chicago a, Philadelphia 0, night
game.
Detroit 2, New York l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
HOME. coMMuN1rY 1j.N " GROUP
HOLDS MEETING HERE

The home and community com
mittee, which consists of repre-
sentatives of the advisory coun-
ellis, met in Marysville, Thursday
for its regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. Harold Kent, presiding, pre-
sented the resignation of Mrs
Vera Black as secretary. Miss
Rachel Robinson was elected to
fill her place and Mrs. Ronald
Walker was selected as assistant
secretary.
A report of the councils vote
for district chairmen was as fol-
lows: District l, northwest part of
county, Mrs. Carl Jacobs; District
II, northeast, Mrs. ERNEST Fish;
District III, south west, Mrs. Har-
old Kent; District w, south west,
Mrs. Shade Watkins. These ladies
will be in charge of activities for
their district and setting up meet
ings.
Mrs. Royce, of the Union county
Health department, was introduc-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer, of
Springfield, were visiting their
lAunt, Mrs. Delpha Martin, of
Pharisburg. last Sunday. Mrs.
Laura Eastman and Sils. Edith
Stump and Mrs. Embert Langley
were callers. at her home the past
week.
Mrs. Lucy Cranmer Harvey,
South GAINESVILLE, was the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Shat
fer, of Magnetic Springs, from
Friday until Monday. Mrs. Har-
vey, formerly Lucy Cranmer, was
the normal teacher in the schools
in Redwood about 20 years ago,
and made her home with Mr. and
Mrs. Shaffer in Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benzing,
of ST. Marys, spent Sunday, Wis
iting with Mrs. Melvin Watkins
and son, Forrest, at their home
on W. Seventh st.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
billiards GRANGE

Hiliards Grange, 27l5, met in
regular session at 8 pm. Sept, %.
After a short business meeting,
Worthy Master Lester Porter
turned over the meeting to the
Juvenile Matron, Mrs. Clara
Wright.
As all subordinate members
present were honorary members
of the Juvenile grange they were
privileged to observe the Degree
work put on by the Juvenile
grange under the leadership of
Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. Marion Porter is assistant
to Mrs. Wright and billiards have
a Juvenile grange, of which they
may be proud. The degree team,
composed of Ronnie Patterson,
Jay and Jerry Kaltenbach, Ron
ME Davis, Polly Wright, Emma
Sloane, jeanne Wooden, Emma
lou Nunemaker, Bill Pritchard,
Doramay Fassig, Susanne Flick
niger, Peggy Gallagher and Sue
Lare presented a splendid pro-
gram of youth in action. Refresh
ments were served. The next
meeting 8 pm, Oct. 8 will consist
of Degree work. The grange will
serve supper, at 6 pm, Oct. 4 in
/. o. o. F. Hall, every one well
come.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
III n IL
MRS. PFARR ATTENDS
FALL CONFERENCE

Mrs. A. E. Pfarr, executive
secretary of the tuberculosis and
Health Association, attended the
fall conference of the O.T.H.A.,
Thursday, at the Neil house in
Columbus.
Speakers for the morning ses-
sion were John H. Skavlem, M. d.
form Cincinnati and Irwin John
son from radio station, WBNS.
Afternoon speakers were Ar
mold Purlander, M. D., from the
Division of tuberculosis in the
State Health Department; Prof.
Franklin H. Knower, of Depart
ment of Speach, of Ohio State
university and j. Edwin Farmer,
Editor of the Ohio Public Health.
Luncheon was served in the
Junior Ballroom. This was a well
attended meeting with represent
atives from every county in the
state.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

was Miss Mary Jane Wilcox, who
wore a brown taffeta gown and
carried bouquet of yellow POM
poms. The bridesmaids, Miss Bet
ty Crothers, sister of the groom,
and Miss Roberta Asman, sister
of the bride, wore gowns of yell
low taffeta and carried bronze
pom-pom bouquets, These gowns
were styled similarly to that of
tha bride, with the exception that
they were sleeveless and of floor
length. The brides attendants al
so wore matching halo and mitts,
with rhinestone chokers, gift
of the bride.
Mr.. Philip Ruprignt served as
best man for the groom and Mr.
Robert Crothers, a brother of the
groom, and Mr.. George Overly
were the ushers.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. .Asman wore a green suit
with beige accessories. Mrs. Croth-
ers wore black with black access
sories. Both mothers wore cor
sages of yellow rose buds.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Asman held
a reception for $50 guests at the
Dinner Bell. Mrs. Lee Collins,
Mrs. William Asman and Mrs.
Perry Mcdaniel assisted at the
reception Mrs. Harley Thomas
furnished harp music throughout
the evening.
After the reception, the couple
left on their wedding trip. For
travelling, the new Mrs. Croth-
ers wore an evergreen suit with
black accessories and a corsage
of white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crothers are grad
yates of Marysville high school.
The new Mrs. Crothers attended
the school of home economics at
Ohio State university, while Mr..
Crothers, who served four years
in the Naval Reserve in World
War II and was a radar instruc-I
tor at Treasure Island, is at pres
ent student at that university.
The couple will make their
home at 1852 Iuka ave., Colum-
bus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

Before an altar lighted with
four seven branch candelabra and
banked with baskets of white
gladioli and ferns, Miss Joan As
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Asman, became the bride
of Mr.. William Crothers, son of
Mrs. Homer Crothers and the late
Mr.. Crothers, in the Trinity Luth-
eran church, at $50 p. M, Sept.
IA.
The closed church, double ring
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. E. j. Goedeking. Lighted
candles, attached to the pews by
white satin ribbon bows, outlined
the center aisle through which
the bride and her attendants ap-
preached the altar.
Preceding the ceremony, a half
hour of traditional wedding mus
ic was presented by Miss Jean
Graham at the organ with Mrs.
Ralph HANDEL as vocalist.
The mothers of the bride and
the groom were escorted down
the aisle while II Love You Tru-
ly" was played on the organ
chimes.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore lovely sat-
in gown fashioned with a fitted
bodice, round net yoke edged
with bias fold at the shoulder,
long pointed sleeves and full
skirt sweeping into a train. Her
fingertip veil fell from a tiara of
pearls while her only jeWelry
was at strand of pearls worn by
her Grandmother Asman at her
wedding. The bride carried a
white Bible, topped with white
rose-buds, with ribbon rosebud
Streamers.
Attending as maid of honor,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
BIRTHDAY PATTY :

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cocklin, OF
the Kenton rd., held a birthday
party for Mr.. Cocklin's mother,
Mrs. Clara Doncyson, of Cleve-
her 80th birthday, Sunday
Among those present were Mrs.
Eva Rausch, of Columbus; Mrs.
Anna Davis, of Richmond, Ind,
Mrs. Clara Doncyson, of Cleve
land; Mrs. Inez Abeln, of Chica-
go; Mrs. Ruth Terrell, of Crest
line; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cock
lin, of Delaware; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cocklin and son, of Della
ware; Mrs. Edward Randell and
children, of Marion; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Dillon and son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Fox, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cocklin, Mrs. Ida Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ballinger,
all of Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
ORANGES PLAN PROGRAM

All oranges of the county will
unite in sponsoring a square
dance and cake walk at the Phar-
isburg school building, Saturday
evening. The program will begin
at 8 p. m. The public, as we'll as
all grangers, are welcome to at
tend