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LOTS FOR SAlE

BETHESDA, iust OF Bradley bivd.-oveT
an acre wooded lot, facing on, improved
street oTner leaving city viii sqeTiss As
exclusive aren't OIL. 64oai ewes. and
NICHOLS AVE s.W., fronting Darlington,
N1shos o1 spss Em6s 4 sssA ssilttss sonsd
ali Utilities: $500. "0 o. S'N'' ''AiO''
all Tsxas s,iit,s, sye ), nss5 ss6 Pa ave 6o1lss;
18th and v sts Anaeostia: s.7sa 50.
tt oDp0sits oDFs Gey Park all utilities 1oned
Forest Heights. Just over D. c. line ex-
Gel homesites 6oxl25 each: all utilities;
zoned for apts.; $4,000.
,onss ash an and condcn ter ss s,1ss So #:
schools, shops: level; utilities; $3.50.
SCOTT SANDERS. 1919 s, Capitol ST. TR.
sPEcIAL TO BUnDERs-5o semidet.
$500 $50 0p per lot lot. ana EAST capitol ST. ne'
u.,:s, q iarss detached lots. in Feres.
1sS iii line y, sradsd ali utilities aV.ilaSs
3 choice 5o-ft. lots, on Carpenter st.
large lot on Pope st Sc; ss,7so.
2 large lots. on 3sth St, Sc. facing
Detached lot (4Oxso1 on Fort Davis
st., of Que st, Sc; S1,75O.
Large lot, next to 4717 Macarthur
Lot on Potomac ave. mr. Manning pL
nv. overlooking Potomac River,
LOUIS H. ToWsEs, llo4 Vermont ave.
FALLS CHURCH, very desirable lot one
OF the prettiest lots left, in the heart Of
this desirable area corner, huge old trees,
50 located TO leave room 70 build your
frontage, 125 feet in depth. Price reduced
Aurora Hills-2 beautiful lots. lovely
trees, fine neighborhood: $4,000 and So
Army-Nav Drive, opposite 18th hole
is an unusually ~ desirable lot. RoMYE
LAMBoRN. ReaItor, exclusive agent, 1901
s. Arlington Ridge I'd. ia. 24S4, GIL. 371l.
GoLoRED--2 FINE LOTS in capitol
yss IsaS1 Sf of Business do%n hosf
AE SSS Mf shAx $3.50 saSt,
bss fs9 Dln' slS0" .xs ss as:ss SastH SiE ss
coLoREp-2 LOTS for eolored, an i'm
provements' for sale; Sc sec. on Benninx
nj; Nh Z kgEEfoS 9lf; Gan FIR, ee72 or E1' sesi'
GoLoREp0Two GS CORNER LOTS, in beau
tifIl ne. Eastland Gardens Cali AT. 1884.
Sun: before IL noon, or after o,elock
CoLoRED-wE HAVE an excellent ehoics
of hne lots. both residential and com.
mercial, located in Capital View. East Land
II you are planning home or thinkirg OF
starting a business be sure and call this
once for furthe. information. We can
dag p 'eq Ts yIE@ vi SSfa RESEry II Y CO.
tors, bOOl East Capitol st.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

ATTENTION BUILDERS. owner has 1s
acres ready for subdivision. water in. sewer
al door: in the heart Of Silver Spring
wants to trade same for IL to 1S unit
apt. WEIMANN PROPERTIES, INC, CHI.
HAVE CLIENTS. including insurance com.
pany contact. who want stores. apts.: send
listing; viii charge So commission: broker.
Box 18Th. StGr. -2S
APT. BLDG. UP TO 16 UNITS, from own
er. or land on which to build commercial
or apt. Box 7o, Rt. ,, Vienna, Va. Phone
Vienna 131-J-4. Il
HAVE CLIENT with $50. 900 to invest,
preferably in reasonably priced apartment.
Call EDWARD z. CALDWELL Ma. 1919.
HAVE CLIENTS for your property. Moth
ing too large or too small. What have
you? HARRY COHEN, RE. 411l. GE. 02s6.
APARTMENT OR STORE BUILDING want
ed in NV. Box 1871, Star
CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN to assist
YOU in selling your real estate at market
value. We are at your service. Please
call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, LICENSED
Bonded Broker. RE. 1866.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE tcert. }

UPPER MARLBORO. just beyond the
mately = acres; suitable for retail and
industrial DEVELOPMENT: present improve
ments 2-family house Of 4-room apis
bought right. Eve. or sun, phone Tern
pie .176s. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 7o9
18th st. NV Ma. n153.
standing tract. about 10000 So. it., is
well suited to many industrial uses: the
price is right. the chances of enhancement
and value great; serve your advantage by
investigating this valuable property. ROY
LAWRENCE, Broker, MA. 9155. Ewes,
Ii 1O4O An
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REAL ESTATE MAAITp.

LIST YOUR PROP. WITH US-We have
cash buyers for residential and commercial
property We also will assist yog y. bsrs II re-
TIES, INC, 2420 Wilson blvd. CHI, Slol.
PAY CASH or will sell for you. lots.
houses or acreage: free appraisal SCOTT
SANDERS. 3alg So. Cap: st. TR. 1858;
EDWIN L. ELLIS, REALT0R-1 can sell
your property fast II price is right. Spe-
cialize in places suitable for renting rooms.
l0Io Vermont ave. RE 5l40,
or buildings for sale or Lease. A. M. ROTH
SELLING: We need properties OF all
types. homes, small and large investment
properties, acrease, building lots in groups,
commercial ground and buildings; Many
clients waiting and our sales force is
equipped to handle any deal, We can de,
liver complete Ed paeSageths ssis sns
SALES, INC. 1928 K St. nv, MA. 914l
CALL HARRY l.: FRIEDMAN" to assist
you in selling your real estate at market
value We are at your service. Please
call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Licensed,
Bonded, Brooker RE. 1866.
4-FAMILY APARTMENTS = Now have
client who wants four,tamily buildings
Direct listing only. viii charge SO COM
mission Box 49S-H. Star. a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,

for showroom and stock. choice downtown
location. store or End A.; long lease
Reputable rG.t fgm n Box 2e3;E, Star. II.
you in selling your real estate at market
value. We are at your service Please
call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Licensed,
Bonded Broker. RE. 1896
CHAIN STORE PROPERTIES wanted: will
purchase 1905 location only: Immediate
decision. Box 3S5-E, Star
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

ALExANDRIA-25.OO0 50. IT level land
on railroad: ideal for warehouse SOC SO.
CENTRAL d. C.-Corner Of 13 900 So. it,
near public siding; wide alley in rear: S.
SO. #. A. M. ROTH, Ma. 1885. 20
81, 600 SO. FT., near D. C. line, with r.r
siding in at soc SO. ft. or will lease at
SEQ mo. for > yrs. with option to renew
At SEQ mo. or purchase. A. M. ROTH,
Ma 1896 Il
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MD. RIVER FARM-Amidst very large
estate, Just completed; sttrac, New Engla nd
type house. bedrms.. ga baths, oil hw h
on acres with view for miles across Po-
tomac: 30 min. out River Road Phone
Rockville 2a@5 rs
ARLINGTON-Sl 500 down: redec. 2-story
5-rm. home with tile bath, hardwood frs.
air-cond. heat; shady cor. lot; easy terms
OK 1916
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

1850 SQUARE FIT, first commercial. at
r. l. ave. and Newt St ne. near District
linz, CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors, 81.
OVER 10000 SO. FT., snd-commereial
sround, fronting on D st. and Indiana
ave. NV. in center of retail trade: mr.
!th and D sts. NV. DUClRCO, INC,
AID 1900
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PROPERTY WANTED.

SIX ROOM HOUSE or two-family house, on
s4-acre tillable land near Washington de-
sired must have all modern conveniences
and be near transportation to Washington
In reply furnish address. telephone and
details on taxes. prices, age and condi-
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LOTS FOR SALE.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX adj. cor
lot. 50x127a it. ea.; all imp. in; 2 blks
buses, shopping cent: Apex Theater, Gar.
flnckel: $4,000 ca. OR 650S.
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-Corner lot;
40th and Tennyson; sOxI6s. OWNER
HY 0535 30
FOR SAILS lots. including corner, 9th
and Garfield, Arlinston. Zoned apis. UN
29.9 rs
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LOTS WANTED.

RECORDED SUBDIVISIONS or lots ready
for lined. construction of moderate-priced
homes; sewer and VS. ter must be avail. :;
will pay all cash and give prompt answer.
Boy RAE Star -oS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEARBY MD.-5-room bungalow for EN-
ployed couple with car; h.-w.h with blower.
mi. fireplace, hardwood floors: garage
in basement, laundry tubs. large lot For
Attra ctive rent.
FARM HOUSE FOR Rents rooms. bath,
not-air heat with oil burner, insulation,
Trailway bus service: small chicken house.
Lear garage and small garden: miles
north of Silver Spring Route 1876. at
Fairland; open II am to & pm. WILL
LARD J. MARROW. phone Ashton .1.6.
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COFFEY OFFICE - 4-bedrm., 1Ka-bath
home, on 1-acre corner lot; beautiful
shade and fruit trees; oil h-wh.: near
parochial and public schools, transp. and
shopping; $1s.500, substantial cash re-
ouired.
Lge fenced lot surrounds this 6-rm.
Cape Cod: newly decorated, full basement.
oil a.-c. heat. beautiful outside fireplace:
close parochial and public schools; good
buy at S16,150. easy terms to substantial
purchaser.
other attractive listings in and near
Falls Church; some with acreage: reason
ably priced. Discuss your housing problem
with COFFEY REALTY, Falls Church AK.
1892 or FA. 2O90-W. rs
APPROX. 200 FIT. on Old Dominion DIR.
-l9 scres in all: 2 old houses, other
fax County lines. Asking s45,0O0. ooo
? 1se. lots, Valley, rd., approx. 300
ft. from Old Dominion dr.: over ga
acres: will divide: price right. c. W.
CLEVER CO., INC, CHI. 1922 or OK.
COLOKED-A REAL HOME, close to
schools. bus, stores and church: 4Ea acres
of excellent land. l acre in Strawberries:
This home is located on high knoll
overlooking the village. Two stories: 1
rooms on first floor: 3 rooms and bath on
second floor; basement and furnace heat:
large front porch with white columns:
stable and poultry house: fruit for family
Use Call OK 3o40 or CHI o;363 -9S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL industrial ground o. c.
n LIGHTBOWN. WA. 1873
WAREHOUSE. distributing or manufactur-
ing site. $4,000 So. #. of level ground:
zoned industrial with private Pennsyl.
cars: this property Is very conveniently
located in the N. Y. ave. ne. section and
is one Of the last available sites in this
highly desirable area: priced lower than
any compa rable property: for immediate
sale. JESS FISHER L. CO., Realtors. 9l3
IN. Y. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. go
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidinss available,
yoneo industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
Marylsno: small or large acreage; long or
CO Once. UN 2ho5: res EN- S150
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

BETHESDA, Choice location on Wisconsin
ave-: very large house suitable for con-
version to Offices or large retail store.
Immediate possession. Eys; ;rn cal nr MTs H.
SHOP FOR RENT, upholsterer preferred.
ouR-sToRY BRICK BLDG. in desirable
14th and Park rd. area, adaptable for
once or organizational use. Box
35l-E. Star a
PROMINENT LOCATION on Bladensbure
rd. near Sears-Roebuck. 12Ox100 particu.
larly suitable for used-car dealer; small
corner lot on heavy trafic street in Be
thesda near Giant and Safeway. private
parking; will lease or sell land or will build
to suit. ]. A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors,
1107 H st. NV. Ma. 5b00. z
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ZONED FOR APTS.-More than 10000
So; IT.; excel. location; reasonable price
for Ice store or plant: excel. location;
price, S1.50 so. it. JUDSON RFAMY.
AIT, CH. $500: ewes, OK 1922. -oa
OLORED-RESTAURAN and lunchroom.
attractive store, with good income: lease;
rent, $50 mo-, includes 2-rm., bath apt.
and garage. Special bargain price for sale
today. PAUL j. MILLER, DU 2422 till
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

IN CHEVERLY-Precious 5-rm. new brici
home; price, S12,950; sell or trade for 9.
family or larger home in suburbs. H. M
HUNTER, WA 5S4S.
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SUB. PROP. SALE OR RENT lvA.p

FOR SALE OR RENT, white, 514 a.. small
house; close to elect. line: beautiful stream;
can be bought for development on private
home at $1,000. For particulars call any
time Sunday or after 4 weekdays. Falls
Ch SS4-W-11. MRS. J. R. OLIVER.
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Continued on Next PasaJ
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LARGE STORE LOCATION" suitable for
super market. furniture store. hardware
store, nc and 1Oc, or many other types of
business. II you are seeking a favorable
bulid new modern bldp, I suggest you
consider The st commercial ground avail
pie now al very attractive figure located
50sl4 AZ. with alley in rear For 6etqils'
please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28

County and Glory was the pride
and JOY of adults and children
alike, none could have enough
praise for her and the coming
year brought more and more ca
ravans to the Darby plains and
with each one came one or seve-
raj of these big, beautiful Black
and Tan hounds.
"One of the men who contri-
buted a great deal towards the
developing of this fine strain of
hound and its preservation, was
Simon Shirk, born of Virginia
parentage, on the banks of the
Big Darby in the year 1920. Shirk
was privileged to grow up with
this strain of hound. Shirk was
the maternal grandfather of
Holmes B. Lingo (widely-known
auctioneer of Mt. Victory-Ed), },
who a number of years since has
founded the Old Glory Kennels
at Mt. Victory, Ohio. This was
the oldest institution in North
America, devoted exclusively to
the breeding of super coon
hounds. :"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
PART PLAYED BY UNION COUNTIANS
in DEVELOPING HOUND TOLD in ARTICLE

Union county probably has as
many, if not more, real, doWn-to-
earth, dyed-in- -the-wool coon
hunters as any other section of
the State. 1t is not surprising,
therefore, to learn that this coun-
ty played a part in pOpularizing
the "Old Glory" strain of the Am
erican Black and Tan coonhound.
This role is discussed by one
Ed Gould in an article "Ameri-
can Black & Tan Coonhound, A
True History" published in the
April issue of Trails End" a
magazine devoted to coon and
big game hounds.
Early in the spring of 1910"
Gould writes, "an erstwhile colo
ny of Old Virginians' left their
improvised winter quarters at d
point near Marietta, Ohio, for
points farther north. We find
in the vanguard personnel of all
such caravans a fine large Black
& Tan female hound of beautiful
and noble personi-
fication.
" The caravans reached the
Darby Plains of Southern Union
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
SENIOR PLAY HERE
SLATED FRIDAY

The senior play Come Over to
Our House" presents a new do
mestic problem. The Eldridge
children Jay, douglas Beaseck-
err Marion, (Marion McCracken)
and Linda, (Janie Rausch) work
out a plan to discourage their
mothers CPat Way three suitors.
the men deeply interested in Mrs.
Eldridge are Sasha Sevinsky, a
Russian music conductor, (Claude
SharD Philip King, a business
man, Charles SwinD and Steph-
en- Reynolds, (Harold Goedeking)
a neighbOr.
The children complicate, but do
not quite spoil, thir mothers ro-
nance, Their own love affairs are
in a satisfactory state also when
the play ends.
This lively comedy will be Civ
en- this Friday afternoon and eve
ming The price for admission is
so cents. Tickets for the afternoon
will be sold at the auditorium; for
the evening, reserved seats may
be secured at WolgamOt's drug
store starting at 7 pm. today.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
MILFORD YOUTH TAPPED"
BY WESLEYAN GROUP

DELAWARE, OHIO, April 28-
Joseph Dutton, Milford Center,
was tapped for membership in
Omicron Delta Kappa, national
mems honorary at Ohio Wesleyan
university, at a colorful ceremony
Friday, in which 13 men were
chosen.
Dutton, a junior studying busi-
ness, was chosen for ODK on the
basis of his work in publications.
He is managing editor of the
Transcript, college newspaper.
In order to qualify for this
honor, he had to have a high
scholastic average and an out
standing college leadership re-
cord in one of five fields: scholar
ship, athletics, speech and dra-
matics, publications, or admins
tration.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Dutton. His father is manag-
er of the Ohio Orchard CO., of
Milford Center.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL

Honor rolls for the fifth six
weeks period of the Marysville
Junior and Senior high school
have been announced by G. l.,
Kingsmore and Miss Ferne Mills,
principals.
In the Senior high list, names
followed by an asterisk (*) indi-
cate pupils having the highest
grades in each home room, while
K indicates Kiwanis honor
students. In the Junior high list
figures following names indicate
pupils having the highest grades
in each room, the figures being
their point averages for the per-
iod.
The lists follow:
Twelfth girls-Joann Allemang
K, Ferne Butler, Ann Cars Mar
ian McCracken*, Jane Rausch and
Jeanne Schalip, superior, and
Georgeann Hamilton, Pat Hag-
gard, JoAnne Mccoy, Joyce Mie-
fert, Ethel Monroe, Violet Stier-
hoff, Anne Wade, Nancy Howell
and Joan McMannis.
Twelveth boys-Douglas Bea-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
Deaths in the County
PHILIP KASPER

Philip Kasper, aged n, resid-
ing on Marysville, Rt. 2, died at
his home Thursday from a sud-
den attack with heart failure.
He was born Sept. 19, 1869 and
was a son of Michael and Lena
Koenig Kasper, both of whom
were natives of Germany and are
deceased.
He was married Dec. 7, 1890, in
st. Johns Lutheran church to
Clara Rausch, who survives with
one son and one daughter, Wal
ter G.. Kasper, of Marysville, Rt.
2, and Mrs. Albert Mayer, of Ma
rysville, Rt. 4. One child, Martha,
died in infancy. There are eight
grandchildren.
The following brothers and sis
ters are living, VIM. Kasper, Ed
ward Kasper, Mrs. Martha Klei-
Der, Mrs. George Kleiber, Mrs.
Fred Handel, Mrs. John K. Schei-
derer, all of Marysville, and Mrs,
Lena Wirth, of Gallipolis.
Funeral serveiceS were held
Sunday, at 2 p. m. in st. Johns
Lutheran church with Rev. Aug
ust Gerken conducting the SER
vice. Interment was made in St.
Johns cemetery. The Miller Fun
eral home was in charge of the
arrangements.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
new FACTORY BEGUN FOR NATIONAL
BRASS; WILL Be READY BY JULY1

heaters will be used. Double troll
ley ducts will run the length of
the building, and the latest equip
ment will be used throughout for
electric power and lighting.
Increased production and high
standards of precision workman
ship will be made possible with
ease by the installation of modern
machinery. Machines will have
self-contained power units, and
will be fitted for the specialized
work required of them. Modern
turret lathes will speed the hand
ling of many machine shop oper-
ations.
New Machinery Planned
Typical of the new machinery
to be installed are Warner &
Swasey turret lathes and auto
matte Heald precision grinding
equipment, fully modern COM
pressed empowered tools.
The company is now located
at Lawrence and Williams Streets.
Its new home will be at the
southeast corner of Elm Street
and Orchard Avenue, with the
factory building facing north.
The new factory owes many
of its unusal features to the
careful planning of Mr.. Fuson
and two other men, G.. Harvey
Leach, Bellefontaine constructor
in charge of construction, and
P. A. Workman, engineer in charge
of construction All details of
procuring the site and closing
real estate transaction were hand
led by Mr.. Leach. Completion OF
the building is scheduled for
around July l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
SOFTBALL LOOP
PLANS ADVANCE

Hopes that a soft-ball league
i schedule can get started in Ma
rysville by the middle Of June
were voiced at a meeting of pros
pective team managers held in
the Senior high school building
Friday night. A temporary Lea
que organization was completed,
with Carl Beightler as treasurer.
Games will be played at Ma
rysville Memorial Athletic field,
and G. l.. Kingsmore, high school
athletic director, said it would
take considerable time and work
to get diamond in playing snaps.
Much will depend upon the kind
of weather prevailing from now
on.
Each team which participates
, in the League will pay an entry
fee of $50, which will go toward
helping fix up the diamond. Fur
ther operating expenses would
be met through gate admissions,
it was planned.
While no definite details have
been worked out yet, it is plan
ned to have League play two
/. night a week, and each team in
the Loop will probably play at
least once a week. An all-Star
team, comprising players from
all League outfits, will be Sc
lected to represent Marysville IN
games with out-of-town teams.
Another meeting will be held
later on, Mr.. Kingsmore said, at
, which time more formal Lea
que organization will be complet-
ed and more definite plans for
the season will be drawn up.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
MRS. RILEY HOWARD
INJURED IN ACCIDENT

Mrs. Riley Howard, w. Fourth
ST., suffered a cut in her fore
head when the car in which she
was riding colided with a panel
delivery truck beneath the trat-
fic light at N. Main and Fourth
sts., Saturday evening.
Officer Richard Simpson said
the car was driven by Mrs. How
ards son, John Howard, 852 W.
Fourth ST., who attempted to turn
west into Fourth ST., and drove
directly into the path of the light
truck being driven south on Main
by Charles A. Coons, Marysville
Rt. 3.
With Howard were his wife,
and his younger sister. He was
driving at 1889 Chevrolet. The
delivery truck driven by Coons
belonged to j. l.. Bowers, of Som
ersville. Mrs. Riley was the only
person in either vehicle who was
injured.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH HONOR LISTS
FOR FIFTH Sky WEEKS PERIOD GIVEN

seeker, Dale Bell K, Richard
G ard, H a Id Goedeking,
Claude Sharf, Charles Swink*
and Harold Thompson.
Eleventh girls-Barbara AS
man*, Jane Beasecker, Marilyn
Coleman, Virginia Dolan, super
ior, Mary Barry, Louise Herry K,
Erma Rausch and Mary c.
Wright.
Eleventh boys-Robert Davis*,
superior, and Harry Evans, Ber-
nard Downs K, William Woodson
K, Clifford Huffman, Jack Nc
CURE, Robert Cosgray and Will
lam Wall.
Tenth girls-Anne Kingmore*,
Dorothy Coleman, Jeanne Daley
and Gayle Williams, all superior,
and Marjorie Rausch K, Sally
Asman, Beth Linzinmeir, Mary
Burns, Mary Jewell, Marjorie
Brown, Betty 10 Kaufman, Nancy
Elbin, Marilyn McCarty, Clara
McCracken, Margaret Reams and
Evelyn Woodburn.
Continued on Pas'e z. Col. u
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-28
TRACTOR MAINTENANCE
All CLUB ORGANIZED

The second Union county trac-
tor maintenance All club held
its organization meeting at Ted
Streng's farm implement building
on West Fourth ST., Thursday ev-
ening Luther Laughrey, Broad
way, is the adviser of this club
and James Myers, of Pharisburg,
is the assistant adviser. The By
halia tractor maintenance club
has held five meetings with IS
boys carrying projects.
Any boys over IA years of age,
who are interested in learning
how to better care for a tractor
are welcome to begin at the next
meeting, Thursday evening, May
L., which will also be held at
Streng's building.
These tractor maintenance A. H
clubs are increasing all over Oh
10 and are being sponsored by the
different implement agencies of
each county.