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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

never did. Will he get over this
crazy idea? How can l ever face
my friends?
Ans: What your friends think is
immaterial. 1t is your destiny that
is at stake, not theirs. You cannot
hope to recapture your husbands
love by meekly accepting his de-
cisiOn to live in one town while
you live in another. Nor will ex-
changing letters help. Go down
there in the flesh, take a job so as
to be near him and turn on the old
sex appeal. By the end Of this term
he should have had time enough to
come to his senses and know his
own mind.
81 received those good and best
questions and l tell you no one can
beat your answers. My husband
said if he was close to you, he
would surely shake your hand. He
said you hit the key note. He made
up his mind just like you said.
like the way you answer questions
too. T. j."
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SOLGOL BLADES
RETURN TO MARKET

The famed Solgol Blades, manu-
featured by Solgol Products Of
which Solly Goldstein, long time
Minneapolis sports fan, is president,
are back on the market again.
Scarcity of high grade steel used
in the SOlgol blade necessitated cur
tailment of manufacture during the
war but Solly recently was for
tunate in obtaining a sufficient sup
ply of basic materials to get under
way again.
The blades are sold in all drug
stores and department stores and
are always available at the Solgol
Products Co., 606 Hennepin Ave-,
Minneapolis.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Treasure Inn Club
Closing Report Untrue;
Available for Meetings

Reports that the Treasure Inn
night club, 1891 Rice St, st. Paul,
will close, were branded as "un-
true" this week by Claude Mason
and Richard Mann, managers.
1.-THE Inn will remain open, and
entertainment will be improved at
every possible opportunity" Mason
stated.
The night spot is available for
private parties and group meetings
and affairs. Call Humboldt 1898.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
NO COMPARISON

There is just no comparison
between this paper and similar
papers either past or present,
printed for the Negro commun-
ity. Each week this papers
standard six pages are cram
med full Of local happenings,
most important national news,
some of the top columnists of
the country, sports news, car
tOons, news of interest to every
member Of the family AND an
editorial policy which seeks the
maximum advancement in en-
ployment, housing and health
for the Negro community. II
you are not a subscriber or regu-
lar reader of this paper you are
missing something!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

the fight, we can't
very well give you
any reports on
the doings. .
| will say this,
however, about
the main event
Everyone,
when the fight
was first an
nounced, agreed
that Bill Vein
berg was nothin'
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

If you would be happy in l947,
dear reader, open your heart and
let the seeds of happiness take
root-for happiness comes to all
who share life's blessings-we are
happiest when we make someone
else happy.-Abbe' Wallace.
J.T.-I am a gardener on the
west coast ! have held this posi-
ton for a year and four months.
| stay at home every night, going
out only once a week on my day
off which is Friday. My problem
is: Will | get married or am |
doomed to stay single all my life?
| am "a. | will appreciate an ans
wer to this problem at your earliest
convenience.
Ans: Never fear J. T., when the
right girl comes along your wish
for a loving wife will be fulfilled.
I'll tell you this though to find
a wife you must first associate
yourself with women. Hereafter, on
your night of, instead of playing
pool with the boys find out
what is going on around town in
the way of social affairs and events
and force yourself to attend these
functions. You will feel little out
of place at first, but you will soon
make new friends among both
sexes. 1t is among such people
that you can find your kind of
wife.
IDA soldier saw my picture
at my aunt's home and carried it
with him through the length of his
service. He wrote me daily the three
years he was overseas. He had been
married once but was divorced. We
married after he was discharged
from the Army. In August he took
a trip to his home town and came
back full Of ideas about his first
wife and going to school. He begged
me to come down one week end.
| went and he had his wife
meet US at place we always ate
at. She had the nerve to tell me
she could make him happy. Now
he says he doesn't love me and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Inherit LAYING QuaIitIes

Poultry breeding work by de-
partment of agriculture workers has
shown that certain characteristics
OF eggs are inherited. The percent
age Of thick albumin in fresh eggs,
egg weight, early production Of
standard weight eggs. shell strength
and low occurrence Of blood spots
are all inherited characteristics
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

You also remember when CARMITTA HIT took plane to Chi
real COOL fool and this happy with
much for write about!
Real party SARAH HILLS house, of those parties
where you didn't drag, tagNELSoN mccoy SAID 1T
WAS DRAG Some Of the couples there BETTY LEWIS and
CRAWFORD, LEOLA GRAHAM and ROY CRAWFORD, SARAH
HILL and WILLIE Plus the that just played checkers and
called it a mite
POEM OF THE WEEK
like a girl really sweet;
The kind of al-reet.
Not to fly just cute you know
The kind Of girl that likes a malt and a show.
She plays it cool when it comes to romance
And never gives rivals a chance.
Good at athletics-yOu know, kind Of bold
Not at all like the chicks that say it's too cold
Not too pretty but cute OH boy the kind of chick that will make
cat jump for joy.
the kind girl all but kind Of hard find if
SANITY RESUME The the city really
eesd and rocked to mad music The place crowded
and the chicks ne they passed out food that all
might dine There all kinds Of dancing, dig
pop, you know for the part the THop.
JEAN BROWN FRANCIS LOGAN really looked sweet MEL
SON Mccoy EARL REALLY looked EDDIE MILTON
and ROY CRAWFORD GOT straight whole lot Of things; she
told not to tell what things they know who she sf
CAMTTA HIT and CHARLES LOOKED heavensent; don't know
yet but might have last weeks print PAT CARTWRIGHT
looked really fine to Beautiful BETTY LEWIS COULD barely
sick there; hoping
gets better because she really does Yes friends the
jammed like railroad station; it's fine like that which
helps raise boy-meet- girl relations
hear the mani BLBo is ready undergo serious opera
tom here's hoping awful
when human beings have wish the things that
wishing right but when stupid that they
just bring damnatOn to themSeves-wolll
haven't had sacle quail long rpchalk
So let's the wild wind just time and
up rhyme sooOny off that old rail- pick up on new TRAIL that's
the hem gotta TRIM that's the you've jump; let's
stop all this twisting whSng with granddaphrag hep
spotteri II not you're just another turkey trotter.
RICHARD RANDALL A-roote singing Yip-Yp-
Your hootie, got to find a beauty.
easily where Of girls would like file for
that wonderful job know little girl in St. Paul would like
tell him. but she is trying to play it real coolarny.
CHARLES MoOREH Made the New Years resolution that he
will attend church every Sunday-beieve it If you like
Albert Jonesad he will do the things that he has been wanting
to do for a long time every time he gets chance
RICHARD RANDALL-will shovel much this winter.
JOYCE CLAYToN-Hers that beat; really
personal, she must have a certain boy included.
JoHNAMAE CLAYToN-the perfect example, she needs
amends.
JUNE SESSION-to play it much cooler when the
males. think that she is already playing it rather cool
YVONNE CURRY-the perfect girl, she said.
Let's watch the that
Well and and suffers, l guess l
have to say byebye to you.
DUKE CHAIR ON CHM DON.
SLooks like SnOokie Turner and Norand ord) Mccoy
really in the Army Won't be seeing much Of
twentieth. They will be in the cavalry
What's this about NJ. F. and the shining ringH
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

Mississippi river carries away
about a million and a half tons of
Minnesota's best topsoil a year.
1t would make a train of 5O-ton
cars 225 miles long.
Almost 100000 pounds of cad
MUM were produced in the United
States in 1914.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Opportunity for
RIGHT Mon

The ST Paul Recorder hos
q place on its advertising
staff for an alert man who
wants TO learn the news
paper advertising business
on q going newspaper.
Will consider man on part
time bdsis at first.
Write Publisher, St. Paul
Recorder, 3l2 Newton Bldg,
listing dge, training and
background.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Successful Transplants

Success in transplanting plants
depends on doing the work careful
ly, having the soil in good condi.
ton. and setting out good. hardy
plants.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
Gopher, Ames Lodges
Plan Joint Installation,
Dance on January Is

Joint public installation and dance will be held by Ames
Lodge 1O6 Minneapolis and Gopher Lodge 1O5 St Paul OF
the IBPOEW at Eagle hall Fourth St s. and Central Ave.
Monday evening, January -. Ira Pettord
band will play.
Officers to be installed by Ames Lodge include exalted
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
COOK-ExPERIENCED

and with reference. No household
duties except cooking and taking
care Of kitchen. Please call GE.
5555, reverse charge.
Room for rent. Man preferred with
excellent references. L. L. Davis,
69S Rondo Ave. Ell. 1881.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

Railroad ballast takes $4,000
tons Of Minnesota sand and over
two million tons of the states
gravel a year, at a value of more
than $625,OOO.
During 1945, Alb timber wolves
and 1861 brush wolves were taken
in Minnesota.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

WI wac AiOkAAh
more than an eastern tanker" who
was going to display his diving
stunts before us yokels. But
after sizing up the big boy the
past few days, we're inclined to
believe that he's pretty fair fight
err and that he will GIVE the Abel
Cestac a fight. Not that Mr..
CestOc is world beaten, but some
kind Of a fighter Is better than
none at all. At least it's thrilling
to see the boys drop" around.
l notice the publicity department
is using Elmer Ray for great ad-
vantages in publicizing the boys
tonight. Well, why not save
all that transportation and use
local boy (ELMER RAY instead?
WHY?
The boys and the many fight
people who have seen Jackie Graves
and manager Len Kelly grow up
from the amateur ranks, are still
talking about the breakup. i
You read their statements to the
daily press, and both said how nice
one was to the other; how those
two threw those orchids around at
one another, and etc. The
facts are these The break was
in the making for many months.
E. When a fighter can gross more
than 100000 in three years (those
figures are correct, tool, that's a
lot Of money. E. Although there
are about two handfuls of people
who know it. The real reason
for the splitup wasn't and won't
be able to get into print. Too
hot to handle?
Did you know that there are
now five colored boys wearing
championship belts in all the box
ing divisions today?
Joe Louis-Heavyweight
Ray (Sugar) Robinson-Welter-
weight
Bob Montgomery (N.YJ-Light-
weight
Ike Williams (N.B.AD-Light-
weight
Harold Dade-Bantamweight
The above really is n record to |
be proud Of. All clean Hvers,
and credit to the game and race.
And all, almost forgot to
mention, GREAT fighters.
The wrestling, again, as you
suspected, had a grand evening en-
pertaining the boys at the Mime
apolis auditorium the other night. |
e. Abe Kashey, wrcstling's great
est Barrymore, who has been missed |
in these parts the past few years,
was back, and did he give us local
ties a treat! .. Kashey. who has
loads of friends in town, likes us so
Something that the others haven't
well that he has asked promoter
Tony Stecher for more work, and as
you suspected right along, he got
his wish. Whether you like
wrestling or not, you shouldn't pass
up the chance Of seeing the very
best performer in the business do
his stuff. Two years ago
Kashey went out to the West coast
for a couple months work-it took
him two years to get out. Which
ought to give you an idea how
well movietown liked him.
SHORT SHORT STORY
Jack Laken, eastern fight hama
eur who is somewhat known in
.hese parts, dropped in on one
" many visits a couple of months
ago. That is. having read so much
# the local success Of the pro
.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

record in the Discus? When WILDER Grissam, Chuck
Mccoy, and Yours Truly won championships in the
boxing field? The much-talkcd Of Brown Derby and
Mite in Harlem? OH! Yes, most of you girls remem-
Der when Snooke Turner esq wrote in my column he
thought all the girls in Minneapolis were too
tmeyl Ed Lacy went all the way to glory in boxing
and stayed on top out Of town. More than can say
for one Minneapolis and Austin, Mimi, fighter. Anna
Mae Allen and her awful time with love, X. When
Myrrhene Allen wrote and told she wanted to hear
more about the kids her age. When JOE PATTER-
SON made so many points in the game with Rock
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
By PERCY VILLA

Thursday night was fight time
again at the auditorium and since
this column is being set about
On ho,,r, InFo,o
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10

Submit problems for PubhcanOn to Able
Wallace this Give your full name address and
For private reply" send Able stamped envelope and
his and inspiring LESSONS FOR
HAPPIER LIVING" will be treated cOnhdentiay Send
cents in coin stamps money Address letter to: The
ABBE WALLACE Service this 34 Third Ave
), Minneapolis Minnesota.
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might have suspected, the next day
both Twin City promoters were
surprised to learn that Brown was
under the management of Laken.
both promoters were always hap
py to use Brown on their fight
programs.) Two months passed and
Brown is back in town without
having fought in the east or any
where for that matter. Brown
visited one of the Twin City pro-
moters for a fight the other day,
and their answer to him was, LET
Laken get you fights"
THE GOSSIPLE TRUTH:
Jackie Graves was in town for
the fights last night and will head
line Stecher's next show this month.
Aside to T. Stecher: There is
talk that you already have Phil
Terranova all signed up to fight
in Minneapolis in the near future.
. How about first matching him
with Charley Riley who has thrilled
US SO many times last winter?
=. Elmer 1.-THE Violently Ray leaves
next week for a series Of matches
in Fl0rida and then haadS fOr the
east for an important match early
this spring. In the fight game
things always look good on paper
before the fights actually happen.
. A fighter always thinks he's
improving after every workout. E.
His best friends don't seem to tell
him it's otherwise. D.. BUT DON'T
GET ME WRONG-I LOVE THE
BOXING GAME.
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SHORT SHORT STORY

Jack Laken, eastern fight hama
eur who is somewhat known in
hese parts, dropped in on one
# many visits a couple Of months
ago. That is. having read so much
# the local success Of the pro
mOter and some fighters. He
gave Buzz Brown, st. Paul weller
weight, a sales talk, and as you
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-10
nv DONALD Gates

Play cool daddy and pick up 1--WE putting
know it kinda late for Remember when but here
Do you remember when Don Riley broke all American NUNS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19

Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tennie Newman passed
away at her home here, last Wed
nesday afternoon following sew
eral years illness. The family
and relatives have the sympathy
of the entire community.
Kelley Bryan, of Springfield,
spent the weekend at the home
of his brother, j. H. Bryan and
family.
Abner McMahan is having s
new barn erected on his farm
here, to replace the one destroyed
by fire last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Davis. OF
Redwood, spent last Thursday
evening at the home of the form
.er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Davis. Mrs. Thelma Ruhl was
an evening caller.
Mrs. Charles Nichols gave her
husband a complete surprise, last
Sunday in honor of fathers day
All their children and grand
children were present. Only one
son-in-law. Honored guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nichols OF
Ft. Wayne. At the noon hour {
delicious pot-luck dinner was en-.
joyed by all. The husbands anc
fathers received many nice ano
useful gifts.
Mrs. Minnie McMahan returned
home few days ago from the
Mt. Carmel hospital, where she
had been a patient for the pas
three weeks, following an opera
'opIoS 10 IeAOm9I oql IoJ uoE
She is slowly improving.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19

/, Mr.. Jack Weller and his mother
Mrs. Ruth Weller, spent Monday
/, in Akron where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Weller's aunt,
Mrs. d. M. Baker.
Mrs. William Sloop, who has
been confined to her bed with
phlebitis, is now improved and
: able to be up most of the time.
She and her infant daughter have
been spending several weeks
with her parents at Huntsville.
She expects to be home this
week.
Mrs. Alice Mather arrived IN
Redwood last Friday evening to
spend the summer at her home
on North Franklin street. She
has been in Roanoke, Va, with
her daughter, Mrs. R. j. Outright.
Mrs. Carl Koch returned to her
home in Redwood last week af-
ter spending a week in Cleveland
with her sister, Mrs. Roxie Slak-
er. She was accompanied to Rich
wood by Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Boeckerstette, who stayed for a
short visit.
Mr.. Delmer Dilsaver left Rich
wood last Wednesday for Parks
ton, N. D., to visit his mothers
brother, Mr.. Joseph Shelley.
From there he plans to go south
where he plans to stay indefi-
nitely because of his health.
Saturday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Price in
cluded Mrs. Prices mother, Mrs.
Gertrude Borland, of Marion;
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Staynor and
daughter, Virginia, also of Mari
on, and Mrs. Grace Brown, of
Green Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Langstaff and
Mrs. E. w. Morrison were in
Delaware Tuesday afternoon
where they attended the funeral
of Mrs. Morrison's brother, Mr..
Walter Jones. Mr. and Mrs. c. C..
Mann, of Redwood, also attended
the service. They formerly were
neighbors of Mr.. Jones.
Mrs. j. A. Wall, of Macon, Ga,
has spent several days in Rich
wood at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Weller. She came for the wedding
of her son, Mr.. Joseph Wall, and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
: CLAIBORNE
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

The Post Office here was dis
continued Saturday, June Ia.
Mail boxes are being put up at
the homes in Claiborne and the
rural carrier on Route 2, Rich
wood, will carry the mail.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian service held its June meeting
at the home of Mrs. Mildred
Potts. 1t opened with a song and
Scripture lesson led by Mildred
Potts. Call to worship and pray
er by Jennie Grindell, piano colo,
Anna Lee Potts; vocal solo, Ellen
Warner, and a reading. General
routine of business followed. The
Society decided to have a mis-
sionary meeting with guest speak
Ier sometime in July Meeting
closed with the benediction. Mrs.
Potts served refreshments.
Mrs. Dorothy Rosette and child
rem returned home on Wednesday
evening after visiting at the home
| of her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Norman Long in Morrow county
, A goodly number from this
community attended the closing
meeting Of the Daily vacation
Bible School at Redwood Bap-
tist church, Friday evening. Child
rem from both Claiborne churches
attended the full two weeks.
Arthur Warner, Adrian Potts,
Robert Mather, j. H. Ridge and
other farmers from this vicinity
attended a coop meeting in
Marysville Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Bell and Mr..
and Mrs. Dana Kinnikin, had a
picnic supper at Waldo park, Mon
day evening and attended an
Eastern Star meeting at Gale
donia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Potts and
Mrs. Retta Barnett spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
William Barnett, near Broadway.
Mrs. Barnett has been quite
poorly.
We hear that Mr.. Owens, of
Marion, has purchased the Jay
cock property, just across the
street from the store, and will
take possession soon.
Lew H. Warner and friend,
Miss Betty Grove, of Columbus,
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Warner and
Patricia.
Betty 10 Webster accompanied |
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matteson on a fiehing trip for
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle Rosette
and children were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Rosette, of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-19
o SOMERSVILLE
BY CLINTON DAVIS

Sunday afternoon callers at the
James w. Davis home were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Davis, of Redwood;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis, of
Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Shirk and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mitch
ell of Bellefontaine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirk were also visitors here last
Thursday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Perry of Cable, were also callers
at the Davis home, week ago last