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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25

Jusu numatytam asmeniui ir,
jei visi desites prie Sito pasal-
pos budo, tikrai geriausiai pa
remsite tremtinius il pelnysi-
tes Dangiskojo Tevo atsilygi-
nina, kuris budamas visQ Te-
vas, visus myli ir laimina, ypac
tuos, kurie myli savo brolius ne
zodziu, bet darbu.
Musu baigiamasis prasymas
Jums, Mylimieji Kristuje, yra
tas kad patys gave zinia apie
81 musu rasta, pasirupintumete
pranesti visiems savo pazysta-
MEMS kaimynams, kuriu Sis
musu rastas gal negaletu pa
siekti, kurie gal iau pamirse
savo tevu kalba musu rasto ne
supras, ar kuriuos nj e k a S
anksciau SUI panasiais klausi-
mais nebuvo kreipesis, mes mes
kvieciame visus, keno krutine-
je plaka krikscioniska sirdis,
kvieciame j 81 darba, Auks-
ciausis, visu maloniu Davejas,
palaimins visus amzinuoju at
silyginimu.
Visagalio Dievo malone, Te-
vo ir Sunaus ir Sventosios Dva-
sios palaima tebuna su Jumis
ir tepasilieka visuomet.
DR.. Juozapas Skvireckas,
Kauno Arkivyskupas il
Metropolitas.
Vincentas Briggs,
Kauno Vyskupas Pagalbinin-
kas,
Vincentas PadOlskis
Vilkaviskio Vyskupas Pagal-
bininkas.
Zams b/Landeck, Tirolio Aus
trijoje - 1947. III. A d., sV.
Kazimiero svente.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
PLATINKIT THE
BALTIC REVIEW
Vel gavome nauju Nu.
meriu is Svedijos

Dirvos Redakcija gavo SUM-
TIM Svedijoje leidziamo Anglis-
ko zurnalo THE BALTIC RE-
VIEW, kuris redaguojamas ir
leidziamas Lietuviu, Latviu ir
Estu pabegeliu, gynimui Pabal-
tito Sally nepriklausomybes.
Paremimui to ju didelio dar-
bo, raginame Americas Lietu-
vius tuojau isigyti sau viena
egzemplioriu to zurnalo, pri-
siunciant ST.. C uz $5.)
Svarbu ta zurnala iteikti sa-
vo miestu knygynams, auks-
tesnems mokykloms ir zymes-
MEMS politikos zmonems.
Lietuviai profesionalai pri-
valo ta zurnala tureti savo
ofisuose.
DIRVA
$500 Superior Ave.
Cleveland 8, Ohio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25
MERGINOS dabar apleidzia

MERGINOS dabar apleidzia
savo namus ukese, kaip kita-
dos apleisdavo vaikinai. Mer-
ginos spraudziasi miestus, tt
kedamos rasti geresni gyveni-
ma. Dabar ukininkai vaikinai
kurie nori ukese gyventi, susi-
duria su trukumu zmonu ir
jiems gresia viengungiu gyve-
ni1nas. Apie tai raso vienas
Minnesota universiteto profe-
sorius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25

SUV. VALSTIJOS turf $50
milijonu akru giriu zemes, is
ju 1876 milijonai akru yra sa-
lies nuosavybe.
Arizona valstijoje, kuri yra
daugiau tyrp krastas, yra II
milijonu akrq giriu plotu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-04-25

Orc patas vsam pasauu uz 1Oc Americas pastas sledo
zo 20 Tas askas netur voko tk sulenkiamas su-
pnamas kada bagtas rasy Jane nieko kto sius nega-
kad 1O oro aisas els kitas Sails sioe saye tk
Evening star., 1947-05-04

Susie Kelland's beautiful scheme of things. =.
So Kensington Windust didn't again cross
her mind until she found him sitting on her
desk the following Monday morning You're
late" he said. you nearly missed me-
Amazement arrested Susie in the doorway.
"Windy's the name remember?" He
walked to her, touching her chin lightly with
one finger. "Your mouths prettier closed
She jerked away What do you want?"
He feigned shock. Such dream-puss and
not one bit of manners! Couldn't you say
It's nice day. or How are you?'"
SUsIE glanced at her watch. Kurt arrived
punctualiy at nineteen. 1t was nine-five. She
debated the probable consequences of having
Windy forcibly elected, and decided to deal
with him less conspicuously.
II don't care how you are," she snapped.
''You WILL" he assured her II like gal
who takes her time"
Susie tried new approach: Mr. Windust,
what may do for you?"
That's better. came for date"
NO - thank you" she added hastily.
You don't know any of the right answers"
he sighed. II take the trouble to trace the
license number of that museum piece - all
for the love of you; and do you appreciate it?"
mo. And I'm not going out with you
''Why?"
Susie's watch said nine seven She had to
hurry. 'I'm practically engaged to Mr..
Tisby" Her voice oozed complaeency.
But the effect on her caller was not what
she'd anticipated. Engaged" he yelped.
ITO him! A crumb bun like you! Why you'd
be an old mans darling
His expression was so dolefully incredulous
that the corner of Susie's mouth twitched.
That II be lovely. What I've always wanted"
Il don't believe it. just dare you to 60
out with me and prove it
Not interested" She turned her back
Kurt takes me everywhere shows, the
Colony the Waldorf Pierre's."
"All right, you little snob! If that's your
dish, III see you get it. That is If you're
not scared to go out with real live guy not
old enough to be your pappy."
HE door of Kurt's office clicked. and
Susie's anxiety increased. In just one minute
he'd appear at her desk and say, Good
morning, my dear" Windy had to be gone.
Tonight, Junior Executives Club, East
Fifty-third." said Susie, pushing him toward
the door, And if you don't leave this instant
won't CO." To her intense relief he did not
argue.
Fifteen seconds later, Kurt stepped in.
He eyed her intently. Susan, are you quite
well?" he asked You're flushed. I'll have
DR.. Adams see you"
Kurt, don't be ridiculous. I'm fine"
But he picked up her phone, watching her
Evening star., 1947-05-04

ache, and announced, You're dining on
spaghetti Windust with SPAN balls"
Il am not"
The day had been tough going Kurt in.
fated by the Commissioners approval. was
intent on preserving his speech for posterity
After hours of debating and redictatinp
Susie's evaporation had become articu,ate
Kurt. just don't like torts and tort
feasors. l don't even know what thew ARE
you don't?" His voice was shocked "A
tort is civil wrong independent of a Con.
tract. and one who commits tort is tort.
feasor'
Susie wrinkled her nose in distaste.
But, my dear, the subjects engaged nr
best legal minds
well, I'm not best legal mind
YOU'RE going to be part of one, Susan.
shall lean heavily on you for research as
we'll as inspiration"
SUsIE's smile had been feeble. The prospect
of poring over the cumbersome treatises Kurt
had so happily produced, weighed her down
in more ways than one
"Kensington Windust, give me those books
and 60 away
"Crumb bun, these books are going to nv
house for dinner Wanta Gomez He walked
away briskly, and Susie perforce tagged along.
She could yell for policeman, but the Incl
dent would be sure to turn up as humorous
newspaper item for kurt's edfcation.
Windy hailed taxi. 1--WE should walk,
but you'd take it out on me if Judge Tisby
caught u.s."
He isn't judge"
Its only matter of time" He looked at
her fondly. You'd make darned cute
Judges - but shan't let you"
Susie bristed ''You haven't thing to
say about it
Quiet" he roared - so Unexpectedly that
Susie gulped and was silent. Relax and pre-
tend you're having good time"
Windy lived in one-room walk-up He
displayed it with parental PRIDE and quite
obviously its convenience and comfort were
the labor of his own hands The book shelves !
and chests of drawers cleaning with much
x, q
Windy admitted The janitor lets me ham,
mer and whittle in the basement" 81
Il see you're handy with needle too" I
Susie said nastily, observing the plump cush-
ions draperies and couch covers in modern
istic green's and tans
Il swapped cabinet work for upholstery !" Z
"Ah! The feminine touch! Who is she?"
Il shant tell you" He swung open the
door of a tiny dressing room and bath. You
powder your nose in here. Then you drape
your curvaceous shape out there" He indi-
Gated an awnmged roof with table and bright
canvas chairs, reached by crawling through
window
IT WAS nice on the roof Windy brought
tall frosted drink, and lighted cigarette for
her. You're very becoming to my terrace"
he observed, and departed
Presently, ridiculously attired in white
mess jacket and scarlet cummerbund, he
Evening star., 1947-05-04

gravely as he dialed. ''Your health is precious
to me. Susan" he said
Susie sat there, fuming inwardly.
"And, DOCTOR" Kurt concluded, she's
quite high strung I'd suggest sedative and
today in bed"
The sedative was presently waited from
Susie's bedroom window, on which she was
leaning, contemplating with disfavor the
brownstones opposite and wishing she dared
sneak off to a movie. She didn't chance it,
however; Kurt might phone, and she already
had this evening on her conscience.
What dope she'd been. Why hadn't she
run to Kurt for protection from Windy?
Sir, this man is annoying me-"
She giggled Kurt would be right at home
in that kind of scene, the sweet, old-fashioned
lamb. And he really wasn't old; it was his
slightly pompous manner and the gray streak
through his hair - which was really distin-
guished-looking And you couldn't notice
the teenie-weenie bald spot unless you stood
right over him.
She was lucky all right. A beautiful subur-
ban home handed down by four generations
of Tisbys no wretched old budget to take
the JOY out of life, and Kurt's wooing, which
was right out of this world ''If you go out
of my life, Susan, my sun will have set, he'd
murmured kissing her fingers one at time
And the night he'd clasped the lovely strand
of his family pearls around her neck and
whispered against her hair: For friendship,
Susan; may it ripen into love-"
Who wouldn't prefer that to the currently
popular, Hi. pie-face How's for a little
lush h-mushing?'
WINDY, perfectly unabashed, waited for
her at eight in the club lounge, surrounded
by the evenings dateless females When
Susie appeared he sprang up. took her hand
and swept it to his lips. Your servant,
madame"
At the Club Oran. he nonchalantly ad-
mitted to having made no reservation The
headwaiter grumbled. Windy whispered -
and presently they had aoorside seats.
But a huge Towering plant obstructed their
view of the floor show. Before Susie could
detect his intention, he d swept up the offend
ing plant and deposited it in the arms of the
amazed entertainer. Susie, scarlet to the ear
Evening star., 1947-05-04

no purpose.
Come out of hiding, crumb bun. You
know you can't read a word of French" he
teased.
Can you?"
mo, but you can trust papa" He turned
to the lowering waiter. Captain, trade you
a sure shot at Belmont for the best dinner IN
the house."
HERE never had been such filet mignon;
dessert was heavenly confection. and all the
while Windy was either whiriing Susie around
the dance floor, or finding her fudicrous carl
catures among the guests Look. sweetie.
the dowager in the red hat Cherry atop
mushroom, huh? And that gent by the door.
with his napkin dangling down his middle.
He's king penguin"
Susie hadn't meant to have good time:
she didn't quite realize how good it had been
until, with her face all crinkly with laughter
- she suddenly looked right into Kurts eyes.
Never had she known more CHASTITY mo-
ment Windy, the irrepressible, said, 'Hi'ya,
Mr.. Tisby,' and Kurt nodded. His eyes slid
over Susie without flicker of recognition.
Nov see what you've done. she storned.
Windy shrugged. ''One of these blue-nose
joints was your idea, crumb bun. know
swell jive-dive in the Village where dogface
wouldn't ever have found u.s."
Il don't like the Village; it's silly"
One of Windy's eyebrows quirked and there
was that maddening grin again.
The taxi ride home was heavily silent on
Susie's part. She managed stiff little Thank
you for everything" on the club steps. "I1l
be seeing you, crumb bun," Windy said
Not if see you first, Susie thought.
The next morning she had to plunge un-
aided into the icy waters of kurt's outraged
feelings. About last night. L"
Susan, lie is the intention to deceive"
Eyes, Kurt, but -"
Don't quibble, my dear find the whole
subject too painful for discussion"
For two days Susie ate crow and sneaked in
and out the service entrance of the building
in case Windy was lying in wait She
thought about him plenty, all of it bad.
Then Kurt forgave her magni6cently I'm
addressing dinner meeting of the Commis-
sioners on Civil Law, Susan I'd like you to
sit at the speakers table with me-
"Oh, Kurt, how wonderfulr'
1t teas wonderful, too Six men surrounded
her. Judge Wyatt, the chairman. nudged
Kurt, "Where'd you find this radiant chld?"
Finders are keepers, Judge" Kurt warned,
touching her fingers possessiwly.
The Judge doomed, Congratulations, my
boy. And happiness to you. my dear
For few moments the Commissioners
seemed to forget the purpose of their gather
ing. and Susie was blushing happily when
Kurt began his speech. His resonant voice
was pretty thrilling, but she did wish he'd
chosen something more interesting. Torts
and T0rt-FeGsOrS!
The next evening Windy fell into step be-
side her, possessed himself of two corpulent
Evening star., 1947-05-04

FAREwEII IN s..rs.i.s III HI. i.
C@y HI. NAV, beai,d stass, ~ -
f.ted y ~ -. tr.sesy. Ioak ~.
- wss sa1nodr 81 Q F.t.iek
Evening star., 1947-05-04

1T WAS nice on the roof. Windy brought
tall frosted drink, and lighted cigarette for
her. You're very becoming to my terrace"
he observed, and departed
Presently, ridiculously attired in a white
mess jacket and scarlet cummerbund, he
served dinner. The spaghetti swan in succu-
lent tomato sauce with blobs of dark mush-
rooms, the salad bowl bristled with tender
curly green's. There were crispy bread sticks.
a mound of pale-yellow grated cheese and
coffee with bowl of frosted purple grapes
Windy contemplated her over his pipe
You'll find this very comforting after hard
day with the twins
Twins" Susie squeaked What twins
Ours. They run in the family"
Continued on page IL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
AUDITOR DISTRIBUTES $l54,OOO AMONG
SUBDIVISIONS OF COUNTY, RECENTLY

Recent distribution of tn e
second half real estate taxes and
other miscellaneous revenue, in
creased the funds of subdivisions
of Union county by $l54,6l5.37,
reports from Auditor Frank T.
McCurdy show.
The largest amount of the dis
tribution went to the schools,
$84, ,43497. OF the remainder,
$50, 1867 went to the various
county funds, S4,331.33, to the
townships, 1i,979.88 to the in
corporated villages, and $3,702.52,
to school districts in adjoining
counties where Union county
sends pupils.
Amount distributed to each dis
trict was as follows:
County units-General fund,
$35, ,l17.82; County home, $2,779.53;
Childrens home, $3242.78; county
hospital fnud, $5559.06; county
health fund, $2662.5O; ditch funds,
$631.15; state fund, S173.83.
Township p s-Allen, $609.35;
Claibourne, $348.18; Darby,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20

Sl54.80; Dover, Sll9.54; Jackson,
$340.74; Jerome, $l25.69; Lees
burg, $86.59; Liberty, S262.73;
Millcreek, S80.69; Paris, S693.16;
Taylor, $14436; Union, 1145.31;
Washington, Sl06.75; York, $113.44
Villages-Richwood, $3,283 AS;
Unionville Center, $219.62; Plain
City, $4l0.75; Magnetic Springs,
Sl52.91; Marysville, $7,2l9.31;
Milford Center, $693.84.
County schools-Allen S3667 .35
Claibourne-Richwood, $109O6.87;
Chuckery-D Darby, $7O05.33; Dover,
S2866,44; Jackson, $276l.54;
Jerome, S2745,79; Leesburg- Mag
netic, S4493.55; Liberty, $4986.15;
Peoria, $1926.52; Millcree k,
S300028; Marysville, $22635.78;
Taylor, $4316.57; Union, $68OO.33;
w a S hi nj ton, $3278.39; York,
S2469 SO.
Foreign Schools-North Lewis
burg, $97.25; Franklin, $161.51;
Norwich, sos; Plain City,
$2648.67; Ostrander, $70.73; Pike,
$7.61; Bokescreek, $709.67.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
D. B. EDWARDS, 78,
DIES This MORNING

Word was received this morn
ing, by Beriah Edwards, that mis-
father, Dwight B. Edwards, had
died at 5 am, today.
Mr.. Edwards, formerly of this
city, moved to Cleveland IL years
ago and was associated with the
Ohio Auto Bureau there for
several years. He had been re-
tired since suffering stroke
some time ago. He was county
auditor of Union county at one
time, and a member of the
Knights of Pythians, the Masonic
Lodge, and the Marysville Pres
byterian church.
Surviving are his wife, Harriet,
three daughters, Jane Edwards, of
Columbus; Mrs. Margaret Moody,
of Alabama City, Ala. and Mrs.
Helen Shoup, of Colorado Springs,
Col; four sons, DR.. Aaron Ed
wards, Ann Arbor, Mich; Alfred
Edwards, of Cleveland; A. r. Ed
wards, MiddletoWn and Beriah
Edwards, Marysville Rt. /; a half
brother, DIR. Jeff Edwards, OF
Berkley, Calf. and a half sister
Mrs. Catherine Vinton, of Hay
worth, Calf.
Mr.. Edwards will be brought
to Marysville, Saturday morning
Funeral services will be held in
the Miller-Lee funeral home al
2:30 .. m. Saturday, conducted by
Rev. Rodger B. Sillars. Interment
will be made in Oakdale ceme-
terry, in charge of William Lee
Short services will be held Fri
day evening, in Cleveland.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
UNION COUNTY LODGES
INVITED TO DELAWARE

Of special interest to all men,
bers of the Knights of Pythias
order will be the county meeting
to be held in Delaware, Monday,
$50 p. m, November "a with
Lenape Lodge No. 20 as hosts.
At this meeting the third rank
will be conferred by the use of
the amplified form. This method
of comforting the rank will be of
much interest to both old and
new members as this will be the
first time it has been staged in
the last thirty years. Owing to
the unusual amount of equipment
needed and it's inadaptability to
certain lodge rooms it was dis
continued.
Due to the many requests for
it's revival it is being made a
special feature of the county
meeting according to District
Deputy James Leonard, who is
in charge of the arrangements.
Special invitations are being ex-
tended to Magnetic Springs,
Essex, and New Dover Lodges of
Union county, who are also
members of District No. Ia.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
CHURCH
PLANS MEETINGS

The First Baptist church OF
Redwood announces a series of
Evangelistic Services to begin
Sunday, and continue through
Dec. 5. Guest evangelist will be
Rev. Harlan Stenger, pastor of
the Columbia Baptist church in
Cincinnati. Rev. Stenger has an
nounced the topics of his sermons
to be:
''Has Your Religion Lost its
Sky?", Every Baptist a Mission
ary", Lord of the Harvest"
Sinners, Do You Love My
Jesus?',, "The Cross Roads at
Calvary, "Rise Up, o Men of
God", with All my Mind and
Heart, "And Thy Neighbor"
times A Wastin' if You're not
a Christian, Behold, l make all
Things New, ''Thy Kingdom
Come, 81 Am Thine, o Lord
"To the Church in Redwood"
Rev. Stenger grew up in Den
yer, where he took his degree in
chemical engineering in 1887, at
the University of Denver. He
taught for year in the high
school at Leadville, Col, and in
1910 entered the Colgate -Rochest-
er Divinity School at Rochester,
N. Y. In 1912 the First Baptist
Church of Washington, D. c.
called him to be associate pastor.
He served in this capacity for
two years, coming to the Colum~
bia Baptist church in Cincinnati
in 1914. Under his leadership the
Columbia church has shown larg-
er increases in membership each
year. He is president of the
Greater Cincinnati Baptist Mini
ster's Conference and president of
the Family Service Committee of
the local Council of Churches
Musical numbers are under the
direction of Mrs. Jack Weller,
director of music of First Baptist
Church. Mrs. Charles Gill is Or
ganist.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
PAUL HERD WINS WEST OHIO CONTEST
FOR BEST CONSERVATION WORK ON FARM

Lester !. j. Miller, agricultural
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, stated that Mr.. Herd
will receive $50 u, S. Treasury
Bond for winning first place.
Other area winners are Clarence
Schissler, Carroll County, for the
northeastern Ohio area, an d
William Redman, Muskingum
county for the southeastern Ohio
area.
Mr.. Herd accomplished the
following coil conservation prac-
tices on his farm during the past
year:
Application of so ton of lime
stone, application of 1900 pounds
of fertilizer, Installed 1000 lineal
feet of open ditch, installed 700
rod of tile, constructed 1900 feet
of terraces, constructed 500 feet
of terrace outlet, constructed 100
feet of sod waterways, seeded 900
feet of natural waterways to be
left in sod, planted 8 acres of
corn on the contour, planted Il
acres of small grain on the con-
tur, built 110 rods of new fence,
included 8 acres of permanent
pasture in the crop rotation, 20
acres of woodland have been
protected from grazing and in
creased purebred Angus beef
breeding animals Is percent.
Only Part of Program
Mr.. Herd states that this is
only start on a long-range Farm
Conservation Plan WHICH he is
developing on his farm called the
Sunny Run Farm. He gives
much credit to the Union Soil
Conservation District, which is
assisted by c. G. Phillips and
Ross S. Dodd of the U. S. Soil
Conservation Service, for on-site
assistance in farm planning and
the actual development OF the
farm plan.
He is using a four-year rotation
of row crop, small grain, and two
years of legume-grass meadow.
The Sunny Run Farm" contains
12O acres of cropland, 10 acres OF
permanent hayland, SO acres of
permanent pasture, and 20 acres
of woodland. The main livestock
enterprise is a puregred Angus
beef breeding herd.
F. r. Greeneisen, county agent,
states that Mr.. Herd is considered
one of Union county's outstand-
ing young farmers and that he
has aided in rural activities as a
All Club leader, member of the
Union County Fair Board, and a
member of the Framers Home
Administration Committee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20

boys on the all-team, as did
Carey, Redwood and Mt. Gilead.
Members of the all-League
team are:
First Team
Ends-Wilbur Dennison, Carey,
senior; and John Dayton, Marys-
vile, Junior.
Tackles-Don Wood, Redwood,
senior; and Kenneth Kinney, Mt.
Gilead, senior.
Guards-Joe Maniaci, Marion
st. Marys, senior; and Charles
Crawford, Mt. Gilead, senior.
Center-Bill Palmer, MaryS-
vile, junior.
Backs-Dick Schuler, Marion
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
|HiIdreth Jewellers Victim ~
Of Window Thief 4
COLEMAN REPORTS FINE MEETINGS
AT YOUNG DEMOCRAT CONVENTION

An outstanding three-day pro-
gram featured the National con-
vention of the Young Democratic
Clubs of America, held in Cleve-
land last week, according to
Prosecutor William L. Coleman,
who served as permanent chair
man of the convention,
Others from MarySville who
had parts in the confab were
Eugene Rausch, a member of the
convention delegates committee,
and William Mccarthy, delegate
from the Seventh Congressional
District. Mr.. RauSch reported
later that Mr.. Coleman was Of
fered the national presidency of
the Young Democratic Clubs, but
rejected the offer due to lack of
time to fulfill its obligations.
AS chairman of the convention,
Mr.. Coleman had opportunity to
meet and become acquainted
with number OF nationally
known figures, including Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, jr- Senator j.
Howard McGrath, of Rhode Is
land. newly-elected chairman of
the Democratic National Commit
tee; Paul Porter, Washington D.
c., former head of the OPA; and
many others.
Concerning young Roosevelt,
Mr.. Coleman declared, 81 found
him to be unaffected, pleasant to
know, and on the whole, sound
in his viewpoints. Those who
know the family say he is very
unlike the others" Roosevelt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
LIONS CLUB HEARS TALK
ON OHIO CONSERVATION

The Marysville Lions Club held
its regular meeting Nov. 18 at
Buffers restaurant. A very inter-
esting talk on conservation in
Ohio was given by George
Emmett, department of personnel
Ohio Division of Conservation. A
moving picture of Ohio wild life
was also shown.
Dec. 3 was set as the date for
the Lions Club supper and auc-
ton to be held in the recreation
room of the Marysville High
School. At the next meeting, Dec.
2, list of prizes will be published
for the coming holiday decoration
contest.