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Evening star., 1947-09-28
IVFW Auxiliary
To Hold Dinner

Treasury Unit of the District Of
Columbia Department, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary, will hold a
dinner and party on october II at
the Fairfax Hotel. Tickets may be
had by calling Senior Vice Presi-
dent Anna Perry, Temple 1872.
All American Auxiliary met with
President Aliene Torrens presiding.
Irene Murphy, hospital chairman,
announced a party at Mount Alto
Hospital on Wednesday at 7:30
pm. Hospital Ward Chairman
Marie Harry will make her regu-
lar monthly visit to G-ward at the
same time
Ways and Means Chairman Hazel
Glass announced a bazaar to be
held in November. A meeting of
the sewing circle will be held Octo-
ber 10 at the home of Roberta
Fawcett, l404 Allison street NV.
Aliene Torrens and Hattie Byram,
delegates to the national encamp-
ment, give reports.
Washington Auxiliary met at
1921 K street NV. with President
Adele Steinman presiding. Eliza
beth Bryant gave report on their
last hospital visit to Ward D at
Mount Alto Hospital
Due to the resignation of Senior
Vice President Helen Tompkins,
Junior Vice President Joyce Car
penter was automatically promoted
and Rosa Lawrence was elected
Junior vice president.
Meetings this week:
WedneSday-Naval Gun Factory
Unit, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc;
Police and Fire Unit, 7l3 D street
NV.
Friday-Columbia Unit. 1919 K
street NV: Potomac Unit, North
east Masonic Temple; Government
Printing Office Unit, 713 D street
NV.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Legion Auxiliary
Department News

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Department Executive Com
mittee of the American Legion Aux
iliary will be held at the Amer
ican Legion Club tomorrow at 8
pm, with Mrs. May Hilleary, de-
partment president, presiding.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, chairman Of
the Volunteer Hospital Workers,
has called a meeting of that COM
mittee for Wednesday at the Amer
ican Legion Club House at pm.
Fort Dupont Unit will hold its
installation of officers on Thursday
at st. Francis Xavier School at
g pm.
Bunker Hill Unit will sponsor q
party for the patients at Mount
Alto Hospital on Tuesday at 7:30
pm. Mrs. Vestra Hocter, president
of this unit, has made the follow
ing appointments: Secretary. Mrs.
Helen K. Spriggs; treasurer, Mrs.
GenieVe Briggs,
Evening star., 1947-09-28
TRAlLERS Cont J

HIGGINS CAMP TRAILER. perfect for
sportsmen, vacationists; sleeps four; stove,
icebox, table: S465. Demonstrator on dis
play. 10th and Maine. EX. 1854.
TRAILERS. 9. good cond; price, S40O each
Call any time at first trailer in camp at
s6ls. go
LIBERTY TRAILER. 25 #; sacrifice for
BROOM ELCAR, sleeps 4 electric brakes,
Venetian blinds awnings. attractive in
terror, reasonable Lot Il. rear Woodley
Hills Tavern, 3 miles SO. Alexandria. on
SILVER DOME. 90 IT. all metal, custom
built. mahogany interior. electric brakes,
awnings. spare tire. tube, wheel. extras.
Perfect condition Sl.700. Lot Al wash
Tourist Camp.
HAYES ALL-METAL TRAILER. like new.
Stewart Cottages, Berwyn. Md. See BAIL
COVERED WAGON. Gift; good condi-
ton: metal chassis and body: asking $3.50.
MRRfsssn sPaRFaS sstis c%P 10y s5t It
s1fs1 sTfwART iRn0 rRaILEki ea r. late ss 4s 25ft
tandem wheels; Nelson Vallie Butane gas;
permanent bed. folding couch new tires:
tourist Camp, m Lot 10 East Potomac
oWoosso 1s47 2s-ft. trailer; like new;
party. CHARLES MATTHEY. GO Cherry
hill Trailer Park. Berwyn. Md. 6 miles
noFtn OF HyattSNlHe, H. NO l. mum t
at store. 29'
GLIDER TRAILER with large living room
attached; Just redecorated; oil heat; bot
tie gas stove: nice lot convenient to store
and ba:hhouse; best cash offer. oxford
PALACE 1a4l trailer; bargain. Cherry
hill Trailer Park, miles north of Hy-
sttsvilie, No / highway. Private party.
JGMEs WILLoUGHBY; 29'
COLUMBIA 1916 trailer: sll-steel; sleeps
g. electric brake; butane gas; $500 down,
bal. Sl;35S; terms. 46o4 Emerson St,
Hyattsville, Md UN. 1920.
1916. "a ft.; sleeps four; fully equipped;
elec;. stove; only 20 mi; same as new; a
real buy for quick sale. S. G. MAYHUGH,
210l No. Stafford St. Arl., 3 doors from
Lee highway.
ZIMMER aft. tandem rm.; new paint;
stove. VI. 1866.
LIBERTY HOUSE 1a46 trailer; tandem
wheels; sleeps q; apt. house size; bottle
gas stove: completely furnished sacri-
fee for quick sale. Ask for W i.
HOUSLEY, Cherryhill Trailer Park, Ber-
wyn. Maryland.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

PONTIAC 1912 Torpedo "6' 4-dr, r. and
h.; finish and interior shows excellent care:
8 days only. 81 1895. JET MOTOR SALES,
21l9 Nichols ave. Sc, Ii. U336. rs
SlMCA convertible coupe. Another ship
ment Of brand-new cars have Just arrived.
A few from this shipment for immed. de-
meor
few of the many features on this car.
Cash, terms or trade 81 ,O95 MANHATTAN
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Au1oMoR,lEs WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH for clean cars. any year
VI Your ,I nonveniepee DISTRICT AUTO SALES
4a Mass. ave NV. EX 9i01. d
BUSINESSMAN needs 4s, ~ sedan ,s, or
stely. Ex. 424e. days; GL. 6272, eyes
to 10 Pm. 30
Evening star., 1947-09-28

CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach;
good condition: S32b. Apply after 9:3O
am, PIT st. sc. TR. S170.
CHEVROLET 941 conv. club coupe; cameo
cream; short-waye radio, heater, spotlight;
fog light, fender skirt. new white sidewall
tires: ST ,345. SH. 1884.
CHEVROLET 1898 4-door master de luxe
sedan; has had only l owner 500. Call
Spruce 1162-W. 20
CHEVROLET l941 4-door de luxe sedan;
good cond., radio and heater, new motor
March l. $1,O50 or best offer under. Call
CHEVROLET 1941 Special de luxe club
coupe; SI.O5O; pvt. owner. DU. 34ol !.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

NASH 1916 4-door; radio and heater, ex-
eelent condition; $3.50. Aberdeen Hall,
Rm; 1o6, 3415 3Sth st. NV. woodley
NASH 1941 1900" slipstresm sedan; mech
peri, fine appearance. good tires: r.,
weather-eye heater; guarantee 30 days;
sl'o95. 600 Montgomery St, Alex, Va
NASH 1910 6-cylinder; very good con-
dition; $3.50, terms. NO. 9106 -2S
oyerdriye.. radio, heater, custom seat COW
ers: original owner; excellent condition
Throughout; S1.050. TIE. 7S4O 29s
35day special, S1,095. JET MOTOR
SALES, 2719 Nichols ave. Sc, Ii. 0336.
0LDS 1941 $50; radio and heater:
Evening star., 1947-09-28
At 24e1 Wisconsin Ave, OR. 34oo.

AT 246l Wisconsin Ave, OK. 34OO.
Dow
Payment
"a Pontiac :, 2,door; Just passed 3: CO..,
'ss Ford Tudor. Tudor. In swell shape. on
'ss ps;as Podss d szig luxe coupe. New paint. Az
Al er;es eheyr0lss oaa coupe. Except clean. Ak,
Al olds "e6,' 4-door in excel, eond. -,
40 ch5ysler sd Travslsr atl pric 4d0sr .o,
Looks new Price, S1,245 500
Al Poe Roase prtcs Custom s1 2a5 sdoori fuid 20,
Al Buick sedanette: r. and h. Price, 80.
AZ Ford super de luxe Tudor; un- 80,
dasvrG.el doer :. and dDhe'aF e. pries. sf.s45 4et
Al Olds "gs' 4-door, 2-tone; one ~.
AZ Pontiac IS" streamliner Chief
tain: dream. Price. Sl,595 55t
Al Buick Super go convertible; r. and A.,
'4e Chevrolet Fieetmaster 4-door; ~
400 miles. Price. 81 1916 79i
And many others not listed here.
Dowr
Payment
SO Pontiac 4,door: in good sond. 60,
40 eT;ss ehsyr0lss ssat town sedan; heater. 80,
40 Plymouth cpe.: perf.. Price, S995 42i
Al studebake5 stI. aaas Champion 2-door. a.,
Al Ford de luxe Tudor; like new. 90.
Price, ST ,095 39s
Al ,a Dodse ,s 2.doer; rsdiG os heater 40,
Al oldsmoesiIe Sle.a ,ot 4-door; r. and h, 40,
Al Dodge 4-door: radio and heat -,
er. Price, S1,195 ~ 4Of
Al Chevrolet Special de luxe A. 49,
door; r and h. Price, Sl.1S5 AZ
Al Plymouth Special de luxe 4-door;
r and h. Price, Sl,195 45C
40 Chrysler 2-door: radio and heat IN,
er. Price. S1,195 50t
h Fluid. Price. Si,a95 45t
Al Buick Special club coupe; radio
and heater. Price. S1,395 46i
II New ReUs paint I'm dee' PRICE,, sil:ss5 D -, 4s'
Al Pontiac 4-door; r. and h.; Gus
tom covers. Price. S1.395 b7s
Al Buick Super club coupe; T. and *,
AZ chrysler town sedan: fluid drive -,
heater. Price. Sf.595 o4'
pod'ia' aod e. pfiae. ssasnesie si5s5 0rDeoo 5s'
Al Buick eongertible; r. and h. s7t
Al Buick Super convertible: r. ana or,
h. Price. 81 ,695 d o"
And many many others not listed ,orGs here
CO. 1927 wisconsin ave. OIL. 1927
o461 Wisconsin ave. OR. 34OO. open osllS
till Q pm, Sundays 10 to 8. %
Evening star., 1947-09-28
.AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

WILLIS 1941 4-door de luxe sedan, with
radio. heater. excellent tires, brand-nev
paint and real nice interior s EXCEL me; me
GIVEN s ii svei To 1'e eYou.-A saving on each OF
3 units. We want the space, you want the
s1.0e5. 1910 Plymouth de luxe, heater;
S995. 1945 Dodge pickup with only
10000 miles and new rubber: s1,oa5.
LsE se p PR. B3TnER' 3aoss NC 1884 Penna' ave
TAxICABS-i93s Plymouth. S3e5: 1899
Plymouth. S455: l94l Plymouth. S625. All
aposs shres have been repainted black. MR..
AMBTIANcE-studebaker President: ex-
cellent condition; radio and heater: has
complete new motor. overhaul, brakes and
paint: Also O tires in excellent condition.
viii take best offer. Call GIL. S0SS
SEE LITTLE JIMMIE for big values now
lsa1 oldsmoaile 4-dr. IS. r. and h,
1s47 Pontiac sedanette, r. and h., o
no miles -------.-.- - 2,495
iS46 0!os 20, 7. and h. --------- 1896
1916 Plymouth Special de luxe A.
1a4b Chevrolet 2-dr, r. and h. - i,sss5
IS4S BUICK super, r and h. ------ ,595
1912 Cnsysoet ennc,sf !. club coupe, r. and 49,,
Many others from $3.50 up. Cash, trade
or terms Dealers, we wholesale PLAZA
s5sp AgHo SALES 4s Mass. ave. NV. RE.
AUTO AUTO AuCTIoNIsen q buy a car the
tory tory; total tse. SIS. You won't 90 wrons
SAFE every Tues; eve, Z pm, 11l3 Va. ave
Sc: or HOO 11th st. Sc. LU. 1866. 80
I9!6 FORD Fordor. r. and n 81 1875
1915 1s4 Dodge 4-dr;, de luxe - 2'15o
1915 Pontiac streamiliner." " 4-dr.-- 3.fs5 SHsS
l946 Plymouth 4-dr .Sl5
942 Ford Tudor or-----1 $50
l94l Chevrolet 2-dr.------- l,l5O
l94l Plymouth 4-dr 11OE
l94l Olds "9S" club coupe 1,1a5
l949 Chevrolet 2-dr ,---- 995
3o,day guarantee with all cars. HAWKINS
MOTOR CO, oW. 1900, CHI. sS4S. Us
1871 PONTIAC 4-dr. sedanS $500
1889 Chev, ex-taxi ---2 $50
1895 Pontiac sedan . - 125
1874 Plymouth sedan --- 24O
1887 Pontiac sedan " 275
1896 Studebaker sedan - $50
1887 Oldsmobile 4-dr. sedan - $50
Trucks
1914 1S44 Ghey., short wheelbase. 2-ton 5000
1889 International stake body
1895 'I Ford ih-ton --s--- 5555oo
Others to choose from. JOHN s.
REECE, 1114 Half st. s.w. 29'
COMPARE THESE PRICES
947 Ford Tudor. r. and h. $21 21a5
1916 Chevrolet Fleetline ---- 2,Oa5
1916 Ford Super de luxe Fordor - 1,715
1946 Ford Super, de luxe Fordor - 1850
1912 Chevrolet 2-door - LAB
1896 Buick 6-wheel 4-door - sos
DISTRICT AUTO SALES. Cash, trade
NV. . Ex. esss. stA 'u"0S'' 10 MASS SIS s'e
TRY THESE FOR SIZE
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Big premium prices paid for l94s and
All cash or certified check Drive in open
lot, 1900 l4th st. corner N st. NV. Open
40 TO $50. Closed Sunday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
. BOXES CREEK
BY MRS. HALE GRAY

Visitors at the Ottie Gray home
the past week were Mr.. Alfred
Shirk, of Four Corners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Coins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming and
family, Dick Jackson and Mirt
Milliggan, of Redwood, Ray
jackson and Mathew Parehett,
Fred Payne, son joe, of near
Claiborne.
Several around here attended
the Redwood fair day and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming
and children, Mrs. Halle Gray
and son, Barton, spent Sunday
evening with their mother, Mrs.
Fay Jackson and daughter, Louise
near Bethel church.
Miss Ada Parchett, of Column
bus, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parchett
and family
Heber Shirk and son, Robert,
spent the weekend at their home
here. Kenneth Shirk and family
also visited their parents over
the weekend.
Callers at the Dwight Jackson
home last week were Hirman
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jack
son and daughter, Ina Rae; Rich
ard Jackson and Mirt Milliggan,
of Redwood; Mrs. Halle Gray
and Gwendolyen and Mrs. Dewey
Shirk and Joe and Eugene and
Larry Swimming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murle Lewis, son,
Dickie, of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Asa Jackson, of near Marion;
Fay Jackson, jr., of South Bend,
Indiana, spent the weekend with
their mother, Mrs. Fay Jackson
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Blue, son,
Jimmy Dale, and two daughters,
Shirley and Janet, spent one
evening last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Coins and family.
Mr. and Mrs. j. d. Holbrook and
family and several others also
called on them.
Mrs. Johnnie Ritchie and fami-
4y, Mr.. and Mrs. Derwood Lecker
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Scoring by Innings
Western Auto 0 0 / o. 8
Nestles % 0, o / 02 s 2
Batteries: Western Auto Don
Streng and Stiilings; Nestles -
Ernie Smith and Finch.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
Bridge and Shower

/
The members of the Just Sc
venteen club and guests were en-
tertained, Wednesday evening BY
Mrs. Richard Lincoln at her coun.
|, try home.
The hostess served tasty
dessert course, at the attractively
set card tables, and later contract
was enjoyed. When scores were
added the prize for high score
went to Mrs. Charles McCarty
and second prize to Mrs. Marion
Stanley. Mrs. Walter Hayes re-
ceived the high guest prize.
The club members planned q
surprise for Mrs. Walter Black
and her baby son, Yarry Micheal,
in the form of a baby shower. The
gifts were placed in a bassinet
and presented to Mrs. Black. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Black took the
baby into their home in June
when he was just eight days old.
Other guests at the party were
Mrs. Hugh Carey, Mrs. Edward
Stanley, Mrs. James Westfall,
Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. Joseph
West, Mrs. Philip Lincoln, Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. William Dani-
son, Mrs. Charles Cushnan, Mrs.
Owen West and Mrs. Walter
Pullins.
Garden Club
Mrs. Cora Wren was hostess to
the Fair Seasons Garden Club"
at her. home, Monday evening.
The president, Mrs. Lawrence
Wallace called the meeting to or
der. Roll call, what din you grow
new?
Tips for the month, by Mrs. Ad-
olqus Cauley. A talk on
Lilies, BY Miss Mable
Briney was very interesting
and the display of corsages
from members's gradens was very
pretty. Following short business
session the meeting adjourned to
meet September 8, at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Black.
al Tour
Members of the Woodstock All
Clubs, and the leader of the Sew
ng club, Mrs. Leon Wingfield
and Mrs. VanFossen, enjoyed a
rip to Cincinnati and Coney Is
and Tuesday.
Birthday Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Dunham
with a family dinner,
Sunday honoring the birthday of
heir son, Donald. Their guests
we're, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dun
lam, of Fountaine Park, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wallery and sons, of
Columbus.
Attend Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keeran,
Of Columbus, and Mrs. nellie Kee-
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Woodstock News

Iran attended the funeral service.
of Paul Engle, in Urbana Tues
day. Mr.. Engle net tragic death
in a truck accident on the high.
way.
Swimming Party
Mrs. Ernest Turner took Lois
Ann Hess, Betty 10 McCarty,
Vicky McCarty, Linda Lincoln,
Jack and Betty Turner to Legion
Park for a swim Thursday after
noon.
Attended Funeral
Among those from here attend
ing the funeral of William Con-
nor, Wednesday morning in
North Lewisburg were, Mrs. Clara
Morrissey, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
lMorrissey and daughters. Mike
and Joe Smith, Mrs. .. w. Sharp,
Mrs. w. II. Sharp and Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Lincoln. Mr.. Con-
nor was a brother of Mrs. Clara
MorrisSey.
Visit With Sister
Nick Lincoln left Thursday for
Richmond, Virginia, where he
will visit with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Counts until Labor Day.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Russell Eckurt and daugh-
ter, Charlotte Ann, and Mrs.
Pearl Ellsworth, attended a
birthday party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carey,
honoring the birthday of their
four year old daughter, Margene.
Personals
James Durham is enjoying a.
visit with his gradson in Birm-
ingham, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Robinson
spent Sunday with Mr.. Robinson's
sister, Mrs. Hazel Rowland, near
Westerville.
Mrs. Than Madden, of Urbana,
was an overnight guest of her
Tuesday.
Max Martin, of Columbus, was
here ON business Wednesday.
Mrs. Melvs Kenfield Woodward
and daughter, Mrs. George Ben
son, of Cuyahoga Falls, were cal
ing on Mrs. Claud Duham Tues
lay.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ehlen, of
were callers at the
Joseph West home, Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. William Keeran,
If Columbus, spent Tuesday here, J
With their mother, Mrs. nellie +
<eeran.
Mrs. Hazel Rowland, of Wester-
,ille, and Mrs. William Dannen-
berg, Wheeling w. Va, we're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Wednesday. |
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CONTINUED from page H.
are seniors.
Other Material
Others from whom Mr.. Wenzel
expects to fashion his team are:
Backs-Loren Grimes, sopho-
more; Bob Conrad, junior; and
Buddy Huffman, freshman.
ds-C har les McCracken,
freshman; and George Hendricks,
senior.
Tackles-Ted Amrine, Richard
Devine and Richard Croy, all
Juniors.
Guards-Bob Cosgray, senior;
Gene Shoemaker, sophomore; and
Tom Baldwin, junior.
Center-Bill Palmer, junior.
Tough Season Ahead
The Monarchs face one of the
toughest schedules this season
that they have had in 10 years.
While not as rough as some of
Jerry Kingsmore's seasons when
he opened with such teams as Mt.
Vernon or Columbus South and
then followed with nine other
Glass A schools, this years slate
will keep the Monarchs we'll oc-
cupied for nine weeks.
The schedule follows:
Sept. l2-Worthington
Sept l9-at Mechanicsburg.
Sept. 26--Bellefontaine.
Oct. Sat Redwood.
Oct. l0-Marion st. Marys.
Oct. l7--at London.
Oct. 24-at Mt. Gilead.
Oct. 3l-Carey.
Nov. 7-Westerville.
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and family, all visited then
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Birke-
hill, son Granville, over the
weekend. Eddie Boyd also called
on them Sunday.
Mr.. Herbert Ferrell and family
spent a day last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ferrell
and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie Gray and
daughter, Gwe e ndolyen Mr..
Leonard Coins and children were
all in Redwood on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
made a business trip to Marys-
vile Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Everett Disbennett and
daughter, Doris Jean entertained
Jack Disbennett's three children
one day last week at their home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
ALL-STARS EDGED
OSTRANpER IN FINAL.

The Marysville All-Stars scor-
ed twice in the bottom half of the
seventh inning to defeat Ostrand-
er, 4 to 3.
Up until then, Ostrander held a
80 lead. Then Starr singled and
Jim Smith walked. Glasburn
struck out and Dean Scheiderer
filed out, and the locals cause
looked dark. But the heavy-hitt-
ing Johnny Steele, pitcher for the
all-stars, still had a turn at bat,
He slammed out a three dagger
which scored Starr and Smith,
and won his own game.
MacKirgan, pitching for Ost-
rander, allowed five hits and two
bases on balls and famed IL, but
his teammates registered three
errors which didn't help. Steele
gave up five hits, allowed four
bases on balls and walked five.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all of our
friends, neighbors, and relatives,
for their kindness shown us dur
ing the sudden death of our dear
husband and father, Mr.. Harri-
son Shaw. Special thanks to Rev.
Claude Forsythe for his comfort
ing words, the pall-bearers, the
singers, the donors of flowers,
and to Mr.. Lee for his efficient
service.
Mrs. Harrison Shaw and children.
La
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
CITY SOFTBALL
LEAGUE RESULTS
WESTERN AUTO TRIPS
NESTLES TEAM THURSDAY

Western Auto piled up six runs
the sixth inning, then stopped a
last-inning Nestles ralley to de-
feat the Mixers, 8 to S, Thursday
night.
Ernie Smith, on the mound for
Nestles and pitching for the first
time this year, was nicked for
six hits, gave up five bases on
balls and struck out. one. Don
Streng, pitching for Western Auto,
allowed seven hits, three bases on
balls, and famed two.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18

County Auditor Frank McCurdy
has received a check for $924.9O
from Federal funds to be used for
aid to the blind.
County Auditor Frank Me-
Curdy has received a check for
Sl572.S8 from Federal funds to
60 for the aid of dependent child
rem.
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FIRST FOOTBALL
CALLED

(Continued from page H.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
ASSAULT. BATTERY CHARGE

Action was filed against Rob-
ert Asman, of Marysville in the
Justice court Friday on the comp
laint of Chester Beightler, of
Marysville charging him with as
suit and battery. Asman pleaded
not guilty and a hearing was set
for August IS at 10 a. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18

NOTICE-We have limited sup
ply of bottled Gas hook-up with
two 100 lb tanks of gas for your
bottled gas stove. Farmers Sup
ply store, 227 E. Fifth st. Phone
'6691 Marysville, o. 8-18-2t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
CARD OF THANKS

! wish to thank everyone,
friends, neighbors and all that
remembered me with so many
beautiful cards and such lovely
flowers while I was in the hos
pital and since my return home.
Mrs. Mable Yoder 1t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
HANDLING CREAM

Quick cooling ana proper stor-
age for milk and cream maintain
its original qualitys New cream
should not be poured into the
storage can until the new batch
has been thoroughly cooled.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
Alien Center Baptist

8 p. m. Wednesday--Prayer
meeting.
8 a. m. Thursday-The con.
gregation will meet at the church
to go to the Association.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-18
HANDLING OF HOGS

Careless handling in hot weather
may change $50 worth of market
hog into worthless carcass. Fat
hogs quickly become overheated.
Patience and water are cheap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-18
CHRYyLER CORP.
 ups ALL PRICES
 ON CARS, TRUCKS
Follows Lead of Other Com panies-AtIribute Increase
 10 Labor and Materials

DETROIT, Aug IS -iA- The Chrysler Corp. has announced price increases ranging from S45 to Sl43 on passenger cars and trucks ef- fective August l3.
 The firm followed the lead of General Motors Corp. Packard Motor Car Co.,, Hudson Motor Car Cc., Kaiser-F Fraser Ccrp. and Nash Kelvinator Corp. in boosting car prices this month
 A Chrysler statement estimated tat increases would average Ss7 on Plymouth. Dodge, Desoto and Cnrysler passenger cars, and S65 on most model Dodge trucks, In creased labor and material cess were tlamed by the company for the increase.
 Earlier Chrysler announced a net profit for the first six months of 1947 totalling S96,l22,457, equal to s8.30 a share on outstanding stock. It compared with profit of s4 o65,38l in the same period of l946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-08-18
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SAN DIEGO, Aug -l2-Four fur-bearing seals, which zoo off cials said were t.e only ones now known in captivity, were placed iil the Ban Diego zoo Friday at the end of a trip from Alaslsa's Pr.b- ilof Islands
 The seals, sent 10 the zoo by the Federal Fish and Evildlife Service will be observed in connection with studies being made by Cov- ernment exrerts
 Ken Scott, curator of mammals aid the zoo was selected because of it's previous success in keep ing such seals for nine years from 1885 to 1914. That's world record, Scott said
 The seals were brought to Se- attle on a Fish and Wildlife Ser vice vessel, and completed the trip by express in charge of William + Sholes, government Biologist.