davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

The guests are Cadets Dom
aid Saint Onge of Hobe, Fla,
Bill Smith of Stonewall, N. C.,
Max Durham and Raymond Nal
ty of Hammond, La. and Billy
Waller OF Panama City, Fla.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Mr. Howell, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Howell of
Howison, Miss, is now a resident
of Baton Rouge where he and his
bride will make their home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
VISITING
CADETS

Lieutenant John Gautier and
Cadet Clinton Lockard Of the
graduating class at Riverside Mil
itary academy at Gainesville, Ga,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

A new spray that delays the
falling of apples from trees from
10 days to three weeks is on the
market.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
The Franchise Ordinance Is As Follows:

ants and corporations both within and beyond the limits thereof. eiee-
trio energy for lighting, heating, power and all other purposes or
which electric energy may be used now n hereafter, and for the pur-
pose of extending its lines and furnishing electric energy beyond the
limits of the City.
SECTION The poles, towers, conduits, cables, conductors, trans
forming stations, fittings, appliances and appuTtenances shall be so
constructed as not unreasonably to interfere with the proper use OF the
streets, avenues, alleys, ways, bridges and public places in the City
and shall be maintained all in a reasonably good condition and repair.
SECTION 4. Whenever the Grantee shall cause any opening or atera-
ton to be made in any of the streets, avenues, alleys, ways, bridges or
public places of the City for the purpose of installing, maintaining,
operating, or repairing any poles, towers, conduits, cables and other
appliances. the work shall be completed within a reasonable time and
the Grantee shall upon the completion of such work restore such p9r-
ton of the streets, avenues, alleys, ways, bridges or other public
places to as good condition as it was before the opening or alteration
was so made.
SECTION S. The Grantee shall hold the City harmless from any and
all liability or damages resulting from the negligence, OF the Grantee
in the construction, maintenance II operation of its poles, towers, con-
duts, wires, cables and other appliances.
SECTION Z. The Grantee may, from time to time, declare, make and
enforce reasonable rules and regulations as conditions for the sale and
distribution by it of electric energy to any persons, firm II corporation.
SECTION 2. In the event the supply of electric energy should be in
terrupted or fail by reason of accident or otherwise beyond the con-
troll of the Grantee, the Grantee shall restore the service within q
reasonable time and such Interruption shall not constitute a breach OF
this franchise nor shall the Grantee be liable for damages by reason of
such interruption or failure.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
From where sit .%MJ Joe Marsh
Cont Break
His Good Hobifs!
Adrsrthsmsaf

save every single thing that might
possibly be used again.
From where / sit, it's mighty
good that so many of these COM
nonsense habits like thrift and
moderation have stayed with us.
Because they belong in America
along with tolerance, and mutual
respect for one another's rights.
They're habits that have helped to
make this country strong and
neighborly and free.
AlM ~1e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

Pontiac gives you all the things you want in
an automobile all the things which make for
complete motoring satisfaction-at extremely
ance-big, beautiful, roomy b~odies-distin-
guished "Silver Streak" appearance finest
handling and riding ase-marvelous depend
ability land unusually long life.
Year after year, Pontiac occupies this unique
position -ofering complete motoring salts
Tune in HENRY J. TAYL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
A Statement About The Electric Franchise
To Be Voted Upon July l. l947
ll9 McInnis Avenue

SECTION 8. Wherever in this ordinance either the City or the
Grantee is named or referred to, it shall be deemed to include the e
specdve successor, successors or assigns of either, and all rights, priv
leges and obligations herein conferred shall bind and inure to the bene-
fit of such successor, successorsor assigns of the City or of the Grantee.
SECTION 8 This franchise is in lieu of a franchise granted by the
City of Pascagoula, to Mississippi Power Company, its successors and
assigns, by ordinance dated the 6 day of October, 1925, recorded in
Minute Book IL, Pages 1921, inc, and Ordinance Book 3 Pages 1877
1879 inc. of the City, now held and owned by the Grantee, which upon
the effective date of this ordinance, by mutual consent of the parties
thereto shall be no longer in force and effect This franchise is in addi-
ton to and supplemental to any and all such rights as the Grantee
NAV have by virtue of the provisions of any section of the Mississippi
Code of 1912 and its acceptance and exercise by the Grantee shall
never be construed as a waiver MOI abandonment ofnor as a limitation
upon the rights now vested in or being exercised by the Grantee under
any statute of the State of Mississippi
SECTION 10. The rights hereby granted shall become effective upon
the passage of this ordinance and continue for a period of twenty-five
(2) years thereafter.
SECTION IL. If any clause, provision or section of this ordinance is e
illegal Or is not embraced within the title hereof. or is not cognate to
the subject expressed in the title, the remaining provisions hereof shall
not be thereby affected but shall have full force and operation.
SECTION IL. The Grantee shall paw the City the cost of publishing
this ordinance according to law and also the cost of holding an election
for the approval or dsapproval by the qualified electors of the City,
of this ordinance.
SECTION Is. This ordinance shall not become effective until it is
duly passed by the Council published is required by law and approx
ed bv a majority vote of qualified electors voting thereon as required
by Section 1905 of the Mississippi Code of 1912.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

sMoorH. POWERFUL I.4fAD fNciNfs-Your choice of a six
or an eight. 1909 Full-Pressure Metered Flow Lubri-
cation, Gaselector, Scotch Mist Manifold, Vacuumatic
Spark Control, All-Weather Engine Temperature
Control, Rife Drilled Connecting Rods, Electro
plated Pistons, insure greater economy, performance
and dependability. TRU-ARc SAFETY STEERING More posi-
tive control with less effort. In combination with small
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
PONTIAC Owners Enjoy More Worthwhile Features

turning circle, makes parking easier. TRIPLE CUSHIONED
RIDE -Shockproof Knee-Action, Duaex Rear Springs,
Hydraulic Cushion Levelators. MUln-sfAi HYDRAULIC
BRAKES against dirt and water. soDY BY
FISHER Big and roomy, Unisteel construction, Fisher
No-Draft Ventilation, Hi-Test Safety Plate Glass,
custom-type interiors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

It provides additional municipal revenue which.
bused on present electric sdles of the Power Comp
any will aggregate approximately $ll 900 per year.
The payments to the cities will not be added as q
charge to any customers bill.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

l. The franchise is. by law. non-exclusive.
2. It contains no provisions burdensome to the cities
it obligutes the company and is. in our opinion. q
benefit to the municipalities.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13

John r. WATTS. Mayor
V. P. DEJEAN. Councilman
L. c. BECKHAM. Councilman
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-13
COmn1ete satisfaction at low cost!

faction at a price well within the reach of any
new car buyer.
So make yOHr next car a Pontiac regardless of
Wben you get it. Ii will give you outstanding
~quality-and outstanding value as well!
THE SOONER YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER for q
new Pontiac, The earlier yon wiU get it, In be
meantime, take care of yo1r present car-yoa wIH
get more for ii wben y0nr new car is aehperea.
=. A. l. Ao .uooLhu
Laurel outlook., 1947-05-21
FARMERS TO VOTE ON
EXTENDING SCS AREA

The "SCS" referendum for extern
sion of the Yellowstone soil conser-
walton district west of Billings will
be held Thursday, May 20, at the
county extension office and the Lau-
rel Commercial club.
Polls will be open at IL o'clock
Thursday and will close at 9 o'clock
in the evening. Farmers and stock
men living in the area west and
south of Billings to the Saltwater
and Carbon county lines are urged to
cast their votes for or against the
addition of this area to the exist
ing Yellowstone soil conservation dis
trict extending form Billings to
Custer
Ora Kemp is polling superintend-
ent for this referendum while Leo
Kemp and Paul Roman. are the pol
ling officers at Lourel, and Babe
Yost and Jake Amend are the pol
ling officers at Billings.
again we urge that everyone who
is interested in this soil conservation
district cast his vote on May 20. The
state Soil Conservation Committee
advises that unless there is a large
vote cast there is a possibility that
the district will not be approved, as
light vote would indicate not too
much interest in tbs type of a new
program" Kenneth Cook, assistant
agent, said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12

he woods Truman Haskell Pm
Dors Shorty
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12
JONES' ENTERTAIN

Sunday afternoon the William
Joncss Of 1886 Madison enter
tanned with a turkey dinner At
home
Guests who enjoyed the din
ner and all ITS trimmings includ-
cd Nj and Mrs J, T. Gillian.
Nj and Mrs Thomas Gillian.
Jra William Jones III. Mrs.
Carrie Brltton and Mrs. Marie
Jones.
After the meal the guests
were entertained n the Jones'S
HOLLYWOOD Room with music
and games
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12

the ST Matthews Parish House
nn April 49, place and date set
by tnc Sm orltv for the event
Following tho fashion parade
p lucky lass Wn be- crowned
Mss juno Fashion Ouenn
OF The Pm Delta Kappas Con
tcstants are sponsored bv tho
sorors and arc from their
schools Also entering IN tho
competitive angle and model.
ug are group Of girls from
Toledo Ohio. pon,orcd hy Mrs
Mayola Senior soror
Person, who attend thc G.h
ion how VIII also cntr into
% bridge party after thc show
from which valuable pri1c-
Will be- Offered CONDUCTING Tho
composition IS Ms Bmmcco
lloagland Baslcus of the chan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12
PHI DELTAS FASHION
SHOW FEATURES GIRLS

The members 81 Chi cnapte.
Of the National Teachers Sor
otity ~ PHI Delta Kappa are
tcadying something unique On
the realm Of fashion prescnta
ton With their KiddIe Fashion
Revue The pretty manncuuns
who already have The u of
professionals are solicited from
the rank, OF the sub-deB-~-S. the
city and thc piG-Fall pataN
More than fifty 90 these rham
me little d. ie, WIll oudr ro
tunes fn da, Time rbpol
sport and party occasions, at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12

tn.cd tho Easter Fgg hunt
@ No1dsv afternoon ~ 3
a. the CnIon Bap' s.
faartr
Eugene CALVIN Snsth SON ~
~ and Mrs Eugene Smith 81
4If4 nth So and ercai-uccUrp-
~ N,s Luuua Griffin Wa oau-
tlcd bv Rev Nelson Pro on
Easter SUNDAY in tho 1ou
Baptist church
Phone Fom news lu io ST .
$3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12
Virginia

Juuus Maxwell. local tenor
OF Detroit is making q long
deferred visit to Portsmouth
Virginia 90 visit his brother
David and his niece Margaret
Maxwell
Miss Maxwell Is as prominent
I'D ho home State musical cI
clcs as IS her uncle in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12

Chairman NJ The Fashion
SHOW and Bridge rs Miss NJ
thilda WillislrV who rs BEING
assisted hv Mrs Emmadcan
Boyeitc and capable com
mittcc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-12

staged on Friday evening IN tho
home ~ Miss Gertrude Tuetei
~ 1882 23rd ln honor of t1e
students home from Wllnerfo CO
Tho guests who enjoyed thor
rifcs remlnlScing school 4at
err laroldIne Tillman Elza
beth Tlnsiev Amy Shorf ~
WIlocrfotcc Emmett Polk Fo.
bort Watson Flora Blacknaa
Ncrad 81 KINNEY Betty Sargs
and Londcn Sauuol
NJ and Mrs Jackson gaee
'ar daughter Lucille bir
fav party or Monday u tn
l amrn ~ so Sau.nu
'n II"- guests 'er J1.rr
4 RIH f.| iis
Coz FuN.r JDr J.usu fiY
1c Dcu.on. May Ercfspn. Biz
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

tprihala. Po vaseh koprskega
Eokraja .je bilos niairanih s48
|prireditev, Y casu tekmovanja "a
|prikl iucitev k Titovi Jugoslaviji
pa je pricelo delovati AZ vecer-
nih tecajev, ki sirijo znanje slo-
venskega jezika in poglabljajo.
|zanimanje "a citanje. Dvajset
novih knjiznic ustreza ukazelj-
nosti koprskega delovnega ljud-
stva, XII kaze veliko zanimanje
"a napredek v izobrazbi in v svo-
jem pokiicnem delovnem pod
ro6ju.
7 sBogati, dragoceni so vtisi
tes spoti. Povsod cutis "Trip ljud-
sixth mnozic, XII upirajo z zaupa-
MEM in mocno vero svoje pogle-
|dek novi Jugoslaviji, katera "a
|gotavlja ljudem srecnejso bo-
dotnost, vsem jugoslovanskim
narodom pa popolno enakoprav-
most. Kakor otrok lepe, nove
igrace, tako Sc nase ljudstvo,
nase dobro, zdravo, posteno slo-
vensko primorsko ljudstvo ma
ozenlju, XII je v pricakovanju
prikljucitve k Federatiyni ljud-
ski republiki Jugoslaviji ma pod
[lagi dolocb mirovne pogodbe z
Itahjo, iskreno veseli trenutka,
zgodovinske ,ure, ko DO polno "a
dihala v svobodi in svetlejsem
zivljenju maticne Jugoslavije.
. - H. SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

in ma vrle Ajdovce, XII Sc marlji-
vo ucijo tudi ruscine.
Nase ."Gore," XII obrobljajo
Sosko dolino in XII smo jih glo-
boko vzljubili cd rane mladosti,
imajosv v svojem spodnjem delu
zelo 1.-Two delavno okrajno sre-
disco Grgarju, XII mu nj bio
prizaneseno ze med prvo svetov-
no vojno in XII je moral skozi pre-
izkusnje med drugo svetovno
vojno. 7 !
Pc locitvi primorske zemlje, "
como A in B so pripadle ftudi
Grgarju vazne naloge7v obnovi
in prosvetnem prerodu. Danes je
tukaj urejenih 10 ljudskih knjiz-
mic s sestimi citalnicami. Osen
pevskih zborov je proslavilo gr-
garsko ime. Kulturni festival v
Grgarju nam je vsem, XII smo mu
prisostvovali, poleg Is drugih
kulturno prosvetnih prireditev 8
IT'S proslavami "a prikljucitev
k Titovi Jugoslaviji, jasno 3D.
kril plemenite, 'ustvarjalne nagi-
be grgarskega ljudstva.
Neutrudna delovna VOLTA, ziv-
ljenska vedrina in optirnizem so
prevevali veliko ljudsko slavic
v cepovanu oh sklepu Titovega
tekmovanja, kjer so Sc zbrale
mnozice ljudstva ne le il Cor,
temvec tudi il Bird in Vipavske
doline. Vrli prosvetni delavci
cepovana, Gornjega Lokavca,
Wrat, Trnovega in Banjse 50 81
upraviceno pridobili Stoves maj
boljsih.
Ne morem mimo Tolmiss0.
Spotoma vstajajo v meni spomi-
nj na slavne tolminske puntarje,
XII Jim je bila ljubsa castna, ju-
naska smrt, nego suzenjsko ziv-
ljenje. Ia duh ponosne pretekl6-
sti Sc je v odlocilnih letih druge
svetovne vojne pozivil v hrabrih
partizanskih borcih, XII so yes
cas- obvladovali teren tolminske-
ga in vseh sosednih okrajev. Tu-
di ma Tolminskem Sc je po kon-
4 cu vojne sprostila neizcrpna OBJ
novitveha, ljudsko prosvetna
delavnost. V ~ vaseh Sc zbirajo
na pou6nih sestankih, ma kate
rih obravnavajo vazna politicna
in gospodarska vprasanja.:.
v casu tekmovanja "a priklju-
citev k Titovi Jugoslaviji je bio
organiziranih 10 prosvetnih sve-
| TOW, uprizorjenih pa 20 iger.
! Mladina Sc shaja ma IA rednih
vecernih tecajih, 80 knjimic
!. steje 8,678 knjig. v novom letu
1947 pa hocejo Tolminci doseci
1 Sc lepse uspehe v mnozicni ljud-
ski prosveti. +, -
Idrija, kamor me vlece il ;Tol-
nina in Sv. Lucije, ne slow sa-
mo zaradi zivega srebra, temvec
tudi zaradi svojih slavnih cipk.
| Delovne vneme in zvestega rodo-
ljubia nj tukaj manjkalo. v no.
vem casu, XII je prinesel 1driji
move, naloge, je postala 1drija s
Cerknom in Spodnjo 1drijo ze-
10 vazno zarisce ljudsko prosvet-
nih pobud. In 1913 prosvetnih,
kulturnih prireditev nam priea
o neutrudnem, podrobnem ljud-
sko-prosvetnem delovanju; 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
POT PO sLOvENsKEM PRIMORJU.
tNadaljevanje 8 Z. str,

W A1 49, - f&s &E
odrskih skupin igra po vaseh
idrijskega in sosednih okrajev.
Njihove prosvetne uspehe do
.polnjuje $ svojimi nastopi 19
pevskih zborov. = g - .' =. :.
: Idrijskis rudarji Sc radi pona-
saio s svojo sindikalna godbo,
orkester pa ina "a seboj IL glas-
benihs sveSerov. Mladina odras-
Iimi 81 ugasa svojo zejo po zna-
nju izposojanjem knjig il II,
knjiznic z S,623 zvezki. Globoki'
smisel rudarskega delovnega
ljudstya "a perese prosvetne Ma
loge seszrcai tudi v tenn, da SO
zbrai, rudarji 100000 lir "a do
polniteys knjiznice z nakupom
Ehovih hjig. va2e vaseh iidrij-
'skega okraja obstojajo veserni
teeaT, izpopofnj njevalni in poucni
krozki. Idrijcani zbirajo move
naloge, Ic,~;r =.
Mino pohosne 1zrske Bistrice
Z nepregeldnini gozdovi, nino
vasi okraja Herpelje-Kozi'aa,
kjer in,ajov v 46 vaseh ljudske
knjiznice, 26, krajih pouene te-
caje in kjer so donna dobri pevci,
mas vodi pot v osrcje SloUenske
lstre, v Roper. Delovno liudstvo
je. dozivelo, tukaj pod jugoslo-
vansko vojasko upravo veliko
zgodovinsko zadoscenje, Ljud-
ska oblast, Xxi Sc blagodejno 1--WE
liavlja ma vsem podroeiu pod ju-
goslovansko vojasko upravo, je
odvzela plodno zemljo degeneri-
ranim grofom, lastnikom trza-
Skin beznic, ter jo izro&ila v Last
onim, ki,jo. obdelujeio svojimi
rokami, $ >svojim znojem.
Koloni sami so raxsodili na
svojih ssestankih, kdo ina pra-
yico do zemlje, komu ia pravica
ne pripada:, Gre "a ogromna po-
sestYa posameznikov, ki 50 sko-
ri stoletja, ziveli ma raeun 1000
revnih kolonskih druzin. V Ko-
prseini je presto $500 hektarov
veleposestniske zemlje Y roke
kolonov, XII Jim je bill poleg od-
loebe, XII predstavlja document,
ma podlagi katerega je prisla
zemlja ' nrjihovo last, vroeen tu-
d. isk1ep,. ) Iddaj j je, zemlj ia pravilno
in pravnoS' = vknji jizena v zemljiski
knjigi.
- So K"
Delovnp ljudstvo je 2 izyedbo
'agrarne. !, reforme. slavilo dan
zmage mad, krivicno preteklost-
jo. !GlobekQ pa mas game tudi
bridka Ibole6ina, Xxi navdaja to
marljivorr rrljudstvo OBJ, misli ma
.krivieno> razsodbo zapadnih i'm
perialistoY, XII so vkljucili kopr-
ski :okolis :p4podrocje Svobodne-
ga trzaskega ozemlja,. kljub
ogromnim< zrtvam, XII jih, je mo-
rala doprinesti Istra vtsvoji; bor-
:bi "a svobodo. T..
Tudi >okrajr Roper nj zaostajal
"a ostalimi okraji cone B glede
obnove in ljudsko izobrazevalne-
ga deloyanja; 20 krajevnih pro-
svetnih svetov je uspesno po-
sredovalo > ljudskim mnozicam
zaklade ljudske prosvete. Ma fe-
stivalu sloyenske pesmh je- pelo
10 pevskih zborov. Obnovljenih
je bilo pet, prosvetnih domov in
pet citalnic, nadalje pet godb ma
4
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31
Trimesetno tekmovanje v
Jugoslovanski tvornici gume
v Kranju
Nadaljevanje s 4. strani

Nadaljevanje 4. strani
ro6ev, XII je "a 36.9% presegel
delovno normo in 81 je osvojil
prehodno zastavico.' Ma drugem
mestu je bill oddelek "a izdelova-
ME klinastih jernenov in rocnih
izdelkov, XII je "a 35.9fo prese-
gel delovno normo. :Tretje me-
sto pa, je pripadlo brizgani,
kjer so "a 26.10% prekoracili
normo. .~1-r-:
Posebno Sc je izkazal tudi 3D.
delek "a. vulkanizacijo velo plo-
scev, kjer so pozrtvovalni delav-
ci kljub skrajno napornemu de-
lu stalno prekora6ili delovno
normo. Ia 1oddelelf je dal' pet
udatnikoy.
Oh zakljuckue tekmovanja je
bilo priglaseno '18 udarnikov in
en- novotar. Pohvaljenih in ma
'grajenih je bilo poleg udarnikov
BE 4e delavcev in na1nescencev.
/ :Kljub podvojenemu prizade-
vanju "a povecanje proizvodnje
so y tovarni gume. tuh med TEX
movanjem skrbeli "a redna stro-
kovna predavanja, XII so. jih v
okviru -racunovodskega tecaja
obiskovali tudi absolyenti trgov-
skin Sol IL Kranja.G s.. e~.~~..
.,' q novim letom pa je Jugoslo-
vanska tvornica gume "a uspo-
sabljanje strokovnega kadra od-
prla sestmesecni strokovni te-
caj, il katerega bodo izsli bodo-
Ii preddelavci in mojstri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-31

Ali ste ,saro6nik "Enakoprav-
nosts" ce ste, ali so Vasi pr;ja-
telji IN s'sancis "Enakoprov-
most" je potrebna psaki dr4zini
zaradi vaznih vesti IL, ved,,o ak
t,sal,ih Gla,akov! Strife "Enako-
prarnost!!"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-04
MILFORD MAN VISITS
FARM IMPLEMENT PLANTS

Howard c. Reed, of Milford
Center, spent several d a Us re-
Gently in Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Moline, H., visiting the home
offices and the various plants OF
the MinneapolisMoline Power
Implement Co. and conferring
with officials of the company.
With other farm implement
dealers from Ohio, he observed
first hand the production methods
of the huge Minneapolis plant OF
the company and discussed with
company officials and engineers
the production outlook for the
coming year on farm machinery
Following the Minneapolis con-
ference, he spent the latter part
of the week in Moline, observing
work carried on there and dis
cussing with officials the prob
lens of meeting the unorecedent-
ed demand for modern farm
equipment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-04
PLAIN CITY
BY MRS. BERTHA TAYLOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nicol, daugh.
ters, Marilyn and Ruth, fro m
Fort Wayne, Ind; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Arnold and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Hermon Nicol and fam
lily, Laura Zwick, Tavern Zwick
and Martha Minthorn gathered
at the beautiful country home OF
Mrs. Anna Nicol on Sunday, Nov
%, for their Thanksgiving Din
ner.
Word has been received by rel
atives that Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Vertner and family arrived safe
ly in Pensacola, Fla.
Mrs. Hester Sutherland was
hostess to her 500 club on Tues
! day, Nov. 25.
Mr.. Dick Balthaser was in
New York last weekend to at
tend the wedding of a friend.
Mrs. H. R. Ketch, of Lon G
Beach, Calf, has been visiting
h er sister-in-law, Mrs. D. D.
Ketch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Botkin,
daughter, Ella Mae, and son, Jim,
spent Thanksgiving Day in Ur-
bana with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. j. F: McQuay
entertained Mrs. Hester Rowland
and Miss Lucille FELTON, for din
ner, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith spent
Sunday afternoon in Lily Chapel,
visiting Mr.. d Mrs. William
Michaels. Mrs. Michaels had just
returned from the hospital
Mrs. Smith Converse and baby
daughter were brought h m e
Tuesday morning from Mt. Car
mel hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Spiger spent
Thanksgiving Day in New a + k
with relatives.
Mr.. Dick Douglas was in Co.
lumbus Thursday, visiting h S
granddaughter, Miss Helen Miller
who is a patient in Grant hospit-
al.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Woodruff
and family, of Columbus, were
Thanksgiving d inner guests OF
the formers parents, Mr.. n d
Mrs. John Hennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Converse
entertained the following guests
last Thursday: Mr.. and Mrs. R. b
Chandler and family, Mr.. n d
Mrs. Bill Chandler, of Columbus
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Chand-
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Noteman
entertained with a family dinner
on Thanksgiving Day. Those pre-
sent were, Mr.. Aron Noteman
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woodruff
Pearl, and Mr.. Chas. Cantner.
Mr.. Milt Fravel and Mr.. Box
Fravel left Wednesday, Nov. "A
for Virginia, where they will visi
relatives.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-04
MILLCREEK CLUB MEETS

The Millcreek township Home
Demonstration club held its last
meeting at the home of Mrs. Carl
Blumenschein. Mrs. Mary Alice
Diehl, county home demonstra-
ton agent, conducted a demon
stration on the making of Christ
mas decorations for the. home
Several of the ladies brought
Christmas cookies and candies
Others brought handmade Yule-
tide gifts for display. The Decem-
ber meeting will be held in the
Watkins school house on Dec. IT.
Yeast rolls will be the topic.