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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20
JANUARY 20, ls47
WINTER IS BUSY TIME
FOB OHIO LAKE RESORTS

There's a winter show in full
swing at Ohio's resort and recre-
alton lakes but there's a notice
able lack OF vactiontime sparkle
of idle hour chatter amid cottages
colorful lights CT board walks,
moonlight canoe rides and gay
fishing trips.
The winter show is the one that
follows each vacation season at
the lakes. There is the usual dry
docking of all watercraft-every-
thing from sight seeing cruisers
to flat bottom row boats. Then
there's the job of removing float
ing docks and boat landings that
might suffer from the freezing
and thawing ice which forms on
most Ohio lakes up to as much as
80 inches in severe weather. The
"off-season" period affords the
opportunity of lowering the level
of the lake in order to make wall
repairs and to reinforce embank-
ments that would otherwise erode
into the water with the winter
lashing.
Lake visitors next summer will
little appreciate the bulk of this
wintertime lake activity since lit
tie of 1t shows UP to the casual
visitor; nevertheless, it is a most
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20

wolves a considerable mortgage
Indebtedness. Present land values
are partially based upon current
prices for farm products, but no
deed to land carries any guaran-
tee that the present price level for
crops and livestock will continue.
Competition by veterans to buy
the same farm may be a direct
cause for the future business fail
ure of the one who outbids the
other. The economists say few
farms are paid for in less than is
years after their purchase and
that the price paid for land should
be based upon the farms history
of productivity and upon average
prices for farm products over a
period of Is or 20 years.
The university economists urge
veterans who are shopping for
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20

Due to III health qutting farming viii
ehatles 2 miles North Leisbure
MarYsvle. mile
TUESDAY. JANUARY 28
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20

farms to visit the county agricult-
uTal agent in the county where
the farm is located. The agent can
give general information about
the average land values in the
area and also may have advice a.
bout ways of fiancing land pur-
chaSes available to veterans.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20
FRUITS BENEFICIAL

Production of small fruits is one
of the most neglected ways of in
creasing the family food supply in
city and country. Strawberries
pay big dividents for the work
and time invested. Home owners
who wish to try tree fruits are
advised to plant peaches rather
than apples because the peaches
require less spraying.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20
CLARENCE G. LAIRD
,hn Pfarr IT., Auctioneer Sturgis Che
PUBLIC SALE
The following will be sold public auction at the MarYve Lum
ber Co. in the large shed.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is


OverSued blond oak dnnette set
consisting of table, chairs and china closet wicker baby stroller
2burner electric heater electric
player dining suite Sparton cabinet model radio
Three wood kitchen cabinets metal kchen cabinet slfoo West
nghouse refrigerator floor lamps chest drawers fur coa Jackets
shoes chdens clothe fireplace bookcase
bathroom dnee table, Phco kitchen STOOL
coal oil g. urne dishes electric washing
Circulating folding cleo
FAM Stewart Warner electric refrigerator
Special battery, extra good
condition.
2-ga Semi u gal 10 " pnts Semi
bottles furniture
polish SWP floor SWP floor pins Brass
meapolish; pint Wipe; Floor Enamel 70 gal
floor enamel pnts floor ename gal Kemtone q q Kemtone
Woodcraft Side Car
brushes 312 brush; in brushes gal Speedy
Patch gal Johnson Floor Seaer qts wall primer and seaer
white Creoote paint qts Stain Cover pmts STAIN Cover
paint gal SWP & Utility barn paint 5-ga
Peservave 5gal proof cement 5g black
paint yellow paint buckets; lib
Keencee 4ga Keencrete; OF Flat Tone
red paint enamel; qt glazing liquid; pint
glazing liquid; y pint glazing liquid
SWP Canary yellow outside paint qts SWP Colonial yell
low outside SWP Tobacco Brown outside paint qs
outside paint pint SWP Tobacco Brown outside paint
SWP red outside paint OF mixing lacquer ogal Caroon
Seal 6gal Ceadri water proof paint white
12-gal Asbesto Wood Preservative.
3gaI termite control 8-ga 2-gal. Asbesto
stae presevng 2ga Pesroy 2ga Dutch Boy primer II
coaing 13 Zinlac; wood filler l
enamel; enamel qt enamel IA 12-plns ename l2
spraying lacquer.
garage aluminium overhead
DOORS 20 storm sash; sash 1913 It's sash O l23 It's
color OIL 12pnt Iron Blue; 2pmt Cobalt Blue
12-pint English Venetian red; lRpn Burnt SIENNA pmt
Farlo Vent frames and
odd sash OPEN $500 it. hardwood lumber back
bowels; platforms; II gal Evercree 9 gal
feeding II it, farm gates metal
cabinets; wall mirrors; apartment electric washer
ls4l 4-passanger Chevrolet club coupe.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20

vital part of lake operation and
maintenance which must continue
to serve the vacationing public
seeking recreation.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20
PUBLIC SALE

Due to i'll health and am quitting farming viii sell farm
@. s ss m s 6sbT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2S
Commencing at IL o'clock p: fAR% isI,i~ins
consisting acres house newly
floors roughG9 new bath nf% furnace mace new
good wells large csen hot and cold extra
good farm welI tiled
SsSP viii i S ,S"SF" no" '''
milking shorthogn viii S giving good milk
is 6-HoGs- is
sena asp Gnns so T f e f To- S 0
2-TRACTOR OUTFITS
snS on newly & sco and
@ @ sS2!
tractor ns and a in es good @
ste s With ysu @ for Dsv & Rs @ % SR
FIT S D ser bee mess % new & E. Po hole 5
esd 80 good M disc
's'e'' S''N - 'e" COMBINE
All Chalmers model combine good rubber good
CORN PICKER
Sc e % oop corn oTn p per % c good as ne only
IMPLEMENTS
New General @ Implement tractor type manure pTeader % on rub
electric motor Massey Harris moving machine with hitch
fept1 grain dT Gu Empe 8hoe
ood so1p @ ali drag hao
good hay tank @ % 5n gS
good new all METAL shelter Black Hawk fertilizer
0oD sS o s1 @ 5 s f S o
HAY rs it, of trip good hog houses long hog oughs
several hog hurdles and panels electric brooder several
lchk feeders fountains rolls of barbed so rod of
fence 80 wood posts 80 steel posts steel new COW
te heatrola; 1horse double
of breecng harness. good collars good hater 2ow
cSyapr l2n riding breaking %
walking breaking pow dump hay rake; single and double
forks shoves and spades garden peW hose m
Anyone wanting
extra good implements should attend this sale.
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Mccormick Deerng separator, in good condition; milk
buckets and srainer.
HAY AND STRAW
good baed timothy and alfalfa hay around 10
timothy and clover hay in around 100 bales
Terms: Cash Lunch
EARL e BORDERS
Simpson Son. Auctioneers
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-20

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
Senate Restores Some Navy Money

WASHINGTON, R)-Members of the Senate appropriations com mittee have decided to recom- mend a sl77,O00,OO0 hike in House-voted new funds for the navy during the l948 fiscal year starting July 1.
 The House had pared $370,0O0,- 900 off the navy's spending esti- mate of around $4,033, ,000, ,00O.
 Chairman Saltonstall R.-Mass.) of the Senate appropriations sub- committee which reviewed the House action said the recommend ed restoration of funds would per init the navy to keep 43,000 off cers, instead of 42,O00 and 395, ,00O enlisted men instead of 355, 5,000.
 Other increases compared with the totals possible under the House bill, he said, would include 265 major combatant ships fully manned and 28 with reduced crews against 249 and 20, and 5,793 aircraft against 5,541. Chairman Bridges of the full committee told reporters the in creases are acceptable to him anc that the changes will assure ar active and able navy"
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
U. Of w. To Hold Sprint Boat Race

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. tP- Seven members of the University of Washington freshman crew and one varsity boatsman, Capt. Bill Works, will represent Washington in the 2,000-meter sprint race on their home waters of Lake Wash ington next Saturday at Seattle.
 The freshmen, who won their race in the big regatta here Sat urday, had bested the university in one announced and two unan- nounced time trials before going east. They were named by coach Al Ulbrrickson for the sprint race after their winning efforts here.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
Attlee Blasts At Communist Idea

BARNSLEY, England, (P - Prime Minister Attlee declared to- day that human rights are de- nied and so-called democratic gov ernment is a travesty" in several countries of eastern Europe"
 "I am concerned that there sholld be people in this country, and people who profess to be So- cialists, who appear to condone things that are done by govern ments that call themselves Left, when they would protest vigor- ously if precisely the same things were done by governments of the Right" Attlee said in speech at a miners demonstration.
 Freedom of speech, freedom of conscience and personal freedom is the right of the individual whe- ther he is capitalist or a worker, a conservative, a liberal or social ist," the Premier declared.
 It was the Socialist Premier's most pointed anti-Russian state ment since he told the British trade union congress last winter that the Soviet government was building wall of ignorance" be- tween the Russian people and the west.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
NatiOnalists Aban- don Szepingkai

RANKING, {R - The govern ment was reported Saturday to have virtually abandoned Szeping- kai, and observers predicted Changchun, Manchurian capital city to the northeast, might fall easy prey to strong Red assault.
 Mukden dispatches said 5000 Chinese Communists were battling government defenders in down. town Szepingkai, vital rail hub midway between Changchun and Mukden.
 . Observers here said Changchun was faced with shortage of men and munitions. The main burden of defense there is in the hands of the new First Army, which has had few replacements of men or equipment since it was transferred to Manchuria from Burma.
 Dispatches reported government capture of two railroad towns south of Haicheng, 90 miles south west of Mukden, itself beset on three sides by Red forces.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
Washington Man Shoots Ex-Wife

SNOHOMISH, Wash. (HD - A wild outburst of shots in a trailer camp killed Mrs. Anna Rose Simp- son, g, and wounded her father critically late yesterday and state patrolman Everett Olson reported he arrested the woman's divorced husband a few minutes later, wrestling .38 caller revolver from his hands.
 The patrolman said Homer A. Simpson, 31, a Vancouver, Wash, machinist, told him: "I'm the guy that did it."
 Simpson was booked at the Sno- homish city jail and later taken to the Everett jail by Sheriff Tom Warnock. He was held on an open charge.
 At the Snohomish general hos pital, Robert H. Cole, 53, a Boone vile administration worker, was conscious and in a "fair" condi- tion Saturday forenoon, Mrs. C. M. Torgerson, superintendent, said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
THE NOME NUGGET

little two-master which also will visit Main in Labrador before it crosses Baffin Bay to Greenland's western shore and heads north to Etah, eleven degrees from the pole.
 Major aims of the expedition, sponsored by the Chicago Geo. graphical Society, was measure ment under the direction of North western University geographer William E. Powers of the speed of Umiamako, Upernvic, Jacobhaven and Rink glaciers.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
Monday. June a. ls47
Macmillan To
 Study Greenland

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Me. (.P) The tough-timbered sch ooner BoWdoin sailed Saturday for tn. Arctic, bearing veteran explorer Donald B. Macmillan and Is ship mates who will study Greenland glaciers on an 8,000-mile, sum- mer-long cruise.
 Sydney, Nova Scotia, was the first predicted port of call for the
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-23
LEAVES FOR DEVELOPMENT BOARD MEETING

Antonio Polet, Second Division member of the Alaska Develop ment Board left for Juneau Sat- urday noon for a meeting of the board, called by Governor Gruen- ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
w ant Marksmen To
Leave Road Signs

DENVER. - (AP). - Tired of
having trigger-happy highway
rovers destroy road signs at the
rate of 5000 yearly by banging
away at them with guns, the
Colorado highway department is
trying to divert the fire to tar
gets.
, AS an experiment in psychol-
ogy, the department erected a
regular circular tarket on a post
hard by one of the Curve" signs
that regularly takes beating
from the vandalistic marksmen.
If they find that slugs are di-
verted from the Curve" sign to
the flashily concentric circles of
the tarket, they'll put up many
more of the targets - they're
cheaper to make than the regular
signs and their destruction won't
endanger lives through the OBJ
liberation of necessary warning
signs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
SPORTS and
RECREATION


sHihhINd-south Beach. south
end Of Duval Street.
nkkpSEA FfSHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end Of Grinnell
Street.
nAsEbALL--Games, usually on
sunday afternoon. at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
and 18th Street.
3oLF-Municipal Golf Course,
Stock Island.
fkhnIs-Bayview Park on d.
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
Observation-Disclosures courts
at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
nAhDBALLs-Bayview. Park.
hhuFfLEBoAnD - Hayvtew
Park and South Beach.
FicNicKING-Tables at Bay
view Park.
chILDREN's PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT sTATIoNs-Bayviev
PARK.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Merchants Rookie
Wins Duel Over N.
Hospital, 5 to 2

Richard Perez, rookie picked
up by Manager Alayon Of the
Key West Merchants, from the
Junior League, held Naval Hos
pital to four hits and no earned
runs, for q SO Class A Softball
League victory at Bayview Park
last night.
Miller held the Merchants to
live hits but walk and three
hunts gave the Merchants two
runs in the fifth, and a walk,
two hunts and an error gave
them three in the sixth. Miller
famed IL batters and Perez six.
In the field, Alayon and Brost
shone for the winners, and Nc
Chung and Rogers for the losers.
In the nightcap Bob's Sports
Shop was leading by a AZ score
over USS Gilmore when the rain
forced postponement in the fifth.
Rodenberry. of the Gilmore, had
allowed two hits in four frames
and one earned run, Roberts had
yielded five hits and one earned
run.
Score by innings: : r. H. E.
Hospital -.- 00l> O0l % 4 8
Merchants - 900 O23 KS S 4
Miller and Wells; r. Perez and
Brost.
Two-base hits: McClung, Fig
ura; stolen bases: Alonzo, Pazo,
Brost, Rogers: struck out: by
Miller IL. by Perez 8; bases on
balls: off Perez /, off Miller s.;
left on bases: Hospital 4, Mer-
chants s; earned runs: Hospital
0. Merchants 2; umpires; c.. Grit.
fin and J. Mira; scorer: Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
nize's 45th Homer In 9th Fails
To Keep Dodgers From 7-6 Win
AndStretching Lead to Z Games
CARDS IDLE: SENATORS,
SHADE YANkS, 3 To
2, BRAVES BEAT PHIL.
LIES, 2 To I


NEW YORK. Sept. 6.--Johnny
nse's asth home run Of the sea-
- IN the ninth inning with
ldy Kerr on base failed to
s,mper the Brooklyn Dodgers
sa,h Coz the National League
..nnani yesterday as they took q
"a dseision from the New York
aIsnis Of the Polo Grounds.
lhe So Louis Cardinals, who
mx not scheduled. thus saw the
mxin between them and the
zAgsrs open 90 a yawning seven
nme gap. The Dodgers broke
Lazy Jansen's l0-game winning
mesk BY falling on him for three
80 h the first inning and two
= he eighth. The pitcher gave
Az 10 a pinch hitter in the low
q hsh
Brooklyn added two runs off
ksnnedy in the ninth which
nls enough 20 more than offset
MRS last -frame homer.
Al other major league games
usrs played at night. The WASH
mgian Senator's shaded the New
Iuk Yankees, 3 10 2, al Wash
nsipn as Mickey Haefner pitch
4 ax-hitter.
Al Gefiell allowed the Chi
ngp White Sox five hits to give
~ Cleveland Indians q 6-l con-
eNa a Chicago, while the Phil
1lslphia Athletics resumed their
tnxe 10 Get back in the first di-
MN BY subduing the Boston
NJ Sos. . 10 7. at Philadelphia,
lhheugh the Sox clouted Phil
Assghlldon, Flores and Russ
Christopher for Is hits.
TIE Boston Braves gained half
cane on the second-place Car
Anak when Warren SPAIN won
4 mound duel from Dutch Leon
ud Il the Philadelphia Phillies,
\ Boston. 2 10 !.
uiheF clubs were not sched-
ID
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06


In this game it is known in adj
vance there are no fish to be
caught. But the fisherman can
play with rod and reel without
the inconvenience and discom-
fort of long travel, mosquitoes,
lchiggers, etc.
Popular here some years ago the
game has come back at Tulsa's
Golf Patch, where casting teams
have been formed for revival
of group rivalry.
The skish pond can be made
! available to the man who just
wants to practice or to those who
lseek competition in their skill.
The game may be played on
land or water, but at the Golf
Patch it is played on water. In
the pond are ten bicycle tires,
painted various colors, which
serve as targets placed at un-
measured distances from the
platform on which the caster
stands.
Only perfect casts landing in
or on the rings are scored, and
the targets are moved from time
to time.
In team competition, the anglers
line up on the platform and cast
at designated targets. Five points
are scored for target hit on the
first cast, three for second and
one for a third. Contestants, ro-
tate their positions and targets
are changed as the game pro-
ceeds.
Under official rules of the game,
sponsored by the American Wild
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Your Horoscope

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,
l947-Today endows with joy
Gus nature and a calm, obliging
character which, while not power
full, is yet of much influence in
a very effective way. The ideas
are lofty and the life will be a
fortunate one. with a turn toward
music and poetry.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1947
To-day gives an intensely prac-
teal nature and the native is oft
en- rather unimaginatiVe. He will
be laborious and honest, just and
reserved in speech. The life will
be sedentary and probably filled
with hard work. Watch out for
accidents.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Who Knows?

(Repetition of previous ques-
tions-,just so you can see if you
know.
/. What is a pentaquine?
g What is a palanquin?
8. How much do men spend ON
cosmetics?
A. What is another name for
Surname?
5. What college in the u. :.
has the largest endowment?
6. How many Americans pay
, income tax.
7. What is grog?
8. Can one send food packages
to Britain?
8. What was the former name
iof Hawaii?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
CITY LEAGUES
Well Labeled

An elderly and somewhat in
nocent couple were vacationing
aboard one of the big luxury
liners. The wife, who took live
lily interest in fellow passengers,
remarked to her husband:
did you notice the huge APP
petite of the man opposite us at
dinner?"
yes" replied her husband.
drily, she must be what they call
Z stowaway."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06

show the step-by-step restora-
ton of faces Scared in warfare.
Surgeons from China, Russia,
South Africa, Australia and Can
ada have travelled to Valley
Forge to see the masks of this
artist whose great-grandmother
worked in the wards in the civil
war.
Before an operation is per
formed Miss Mccall molds a
mask of his face and paints it
to show the injuries. Surgeons
take measurements from the
masks for future restoration and
use the masks in the operating
room as guides.
Of 1000 plastic cases admitted
to the hospital since 1913, many
have returned to normal life,
though some have undergone as
many as 40 or more operations.
Miss Mccall helps speed recov-
Iery by teaching painting and
drawing in a studio cluttered
with easles and paintings.
Help For a Veteran
Il was just lying in bed one
day when Miss Mccall came in
and left some scrap books and
pencils" said Staff Sgt. John F.
Anthony, of Haverhill, Mass,
who has spent three years in hos
pitfalls after shrapnel injuries.
She told me to draw every
thing and anything. AS l went
lalong l got more interested-noW
she's encouraging me to do oils
1t certainly takes your mind of
things" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Boxing Compass
In Fayetteville

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.-(AP).
Its no wonder some persons get
mixed up a bit trying to get about
this University city.
Lawyer John Baxter points
out Fayetteville has East North
st. and West North ST.; North
East ST. and South East ST.; North
West ST. and South West ST.; East
South St. ard West South st.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Artist Needed
To Make Faces.
Help Veterans

APP Newsfeotures
VALLEY FORGE. Pd.-Virginid
" Mccall hos postponed q CO.
reer as On artist to help surgeons
point" out the scors Of battle
shattered faces.
Working with wet plaster.
Miss Mccall records the facial
injuries of wdr veterans at Val
ley Forge General Hospital in
life-hke masks used by plastic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
Villareal Leads
Glass B Softball
Hitters With .52l

Villareal of Adams Dairy is
leading the Class B city softball
league hitters, according to sta
.tistics released today by Official
Scorekeeper Peter Aguilar.
Alonzo of the Key West Mer-
chants, with 500, and Haskins of
|Jerry's Half-Acre, with 400, are
next in line.
Leading hitters of the Class B
league, including games of Sept.
Is. follow:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06
vivei

Each allied vehicle entering
Paris at the time of the liberia
ton was hailed by a cheering
populace. shouting the name on
its side. "Vive, Lizzie?" they cri-
ed. "Merci, Blackpool?"
One of the warmest welcomes
was given a truckload OF Amer
lean soldiers. The crowd looked
at the words chalked on the radi-
ator and yelled, "Vive! Check
Oil LEVEL"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06

surgeons to rebuild broken
faces.
Human life seems more i'm
portant than works of art at the
moment" explains the artist
whose paintings have been dis
played in Paris, Washington,
Philadelphia and Chicago.
Room of Hope
To veterans the mask room at
VALLEY Forge is a room of hope
for here Miss McCalPs masks
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-06

Lake Worth Plays
Raiders SOftbuU,
|BasebaHcSept 81

The Lake Worth Ramblers.
beaten twice by the Reds
Raiders at Lake Worth over
Labor Day weekend. will
will play a return game here
on Sunday. September FL.
On the preceding night
the HANDLERS will play a
Raider softball team at Bay.
view Park.