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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
: 'POTTERSBURC
BY MARGARET BLAKE

Petersburg w. S. c. S. met at
the home of Mrs. Glen Cline on
Thursday, April 3. There was a
basket dinner at noon, after
which the meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs.
Blanche Deardurff. The minutes
Of the last meeting were read by
Mrs. Mary Cline, Wso is Substi-
tuting for the secretary, Mrs. Hell
en- Myers, who has been in the
hospital. Roll call was answered
by IL members, who gave Bib
lical name, chain style. Rev Cop
| ley read a chapter from the Bible,
after which he led in prayer. The
song, "He Arose." was sung by
all in honor of Easter. Quilting
was the order of the day. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Hattie Edwards on
May /.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D Edwards had
as Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Simpson and son, Eddie Lee,
of Columbus, and Mr.. Owen Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Polling enter
tanned the following guests at
their home on Easter Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Dunlap and
family and Bill Dunlap, of De
Graft; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pet
ty, of Bellefontaine; Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Deardurff and family, of
near Middleburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor LeVan and family, of near
Milford Center, and Miss Nina
Polling, of Columbus. The 3lst
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Polling was also celebrated,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson
were married so years ago on
Monday, April 7. Mr.. Robinson is
96 and Mrs Robinson is 80. They
received many flowers and fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Blake
and daughters entertained the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Rausch, of near MaryS-
vile, and Mr. Charles Eddy and
Miss Ruth Rausch, of MarysVille,
at their home on Easter Sunday.
Quite a few from this commun-
ity attended sunrise services on
the Don Herd farm on Easter
morning. After the services,
breakfast was served in the base
ment of the Raymond Methodist
church.
Revival services are still being
held at the Raymond Methodist
church this week. We urge every
one from this community to at
tend as the services are very in
spring.
An Easter program was held
at the Petersburg church Sun
day evening.
Practice is still going ahead on
the play, Constable Jerry from
Fulton's Ferry" which is to be
given for the P T. A. later in the
month. Be sure and watch for the
exact date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Blake
were business callers in Bellefon-
taine and also at Avondale, Lake
view, on Indian Lake, Monday.
Mrs. Diehl will demonstrate
vegetable cooking at the Allen
Center school house on Friday,
April IL, at 1870 p. m. Everyone
is invited to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
MARYSVILLE SENIOR
PLAY BOOKED FOR MAY 2

Marysville high school senior
play will be presented in the
school auditorium on May 2, Miss
Ferne Mills, principal, announced
this morning. There will be 22
boys and girls in the cast.
This years play will be a com
edy, Come Over to Our House. "
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Wallace Graham was taken
from his home near, New Dover
to Mt. Carmel hospital in the
Faulkner ambulance, Wednesday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
ICC Checks Securities

For the past Is years, all securi-
ties issued by the railroads have
been subject to approval by the In
terstate Commerce commission.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-10
: COURT NEWS
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

P. D. and Florence Rubeck to
Carl L. Rubeck, lot in Redwood,
ST..
E. v. and M. J. Murphy to
Edw. and B. E Loar, 24.38 acres
in Jerome township, 81.
Don and Ruby Beeney to Sol
ONION and Lydia Warye, l.3O
acres in Claibourne township, 81.
Emma Jane Elliott, by guard
ian, to Clifford Cameron, 100
acres in Claibourne township,
S8825.
Wesley E. and Marjorie B.
Rundell to Louis and Ida Block,
lot in Marysville, 81.
Service Discharges
From the Navy-Carl E. Nc
Carly.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Case Dismissed
The case of Charles w. Bugh
and William Penn Fire Insurance
Co. against Stanley Ensminger
has been settled and dismissed
Case Transferred
The divorce action of Jean
Spain, a minor, by her mother
and next friend, Josephine Will
liams, against Norman Spain, has
been certified by Common Pleas
Court to the Juvenile Court be-
cause two minor children of the
couple may be made wards of
the Court.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
carrie Mcclurkin. 20. soao wsrder 4

carrie Mrclurkin. 20. 5000 wsrder It
MgISgsst s {, ssn,sa; ss,,;|s as. ssd Tlls Goods. IS
hsTsi bdss Asna as ssa sas esns.sn. q s.lns.
Natnsni:l Tnoai Aoun r. Il s s 9da IN Ils & 4
john alennon. s5. sIi Vermont ave. nv.
and famine Pluney, 20, Troyes. France.
whsaIen Carter. 90, WsrTsnton, Va. and
ssss.a yssfsf, Van nore ~ ssa.
and Helen Bezslla, 20, 1875 Raum st.
5o:.nh c.I|l.h.n. ~, 81 Har,tess. ss s;S Gem. /,
: and Shirley siapiro, ii. 1925 18th St.
James sa g.szs!4m.as ,a. %, gs1s + na # Nv
A1nd a,d n Mary polson, Sd, 57ss 18th st.
james Hillman. %. Arlington. Va. and
Betty Kirkpatrick. 20, Silver Spring.
Clarence TAFT. as, $3.50 wisconsin ave,
NV, and Mary Davis, 30, I'LL p st.
Alexander Matchkalon. 40. Riverdale. N.
r. and Nina Allen, 80, Arlinston, Va,
Hssasa vaIss EsnssFs h5' j.
joseph aas Nj Miiier.' Her ss. and oermaine Mis-
:, sefey. 3s. both Of 222l Hall pi, nv
George Wilson, ~. 1919 r 1t. ne. and
Betty Whit, 20. 1851 Parkview pl.
James Danzig. ao, and Della solomon, ~,
both of 1909 10th st. NV.
John and sassass Isns soufhan e. liz III 81 nv NV
Ernest Weissman. 43, l705 Rhode Island
Evening star., 1947-06-20
1riol to Be Consolidated
OF Is Eviction Suits

Fifteen suits to evict tenants Of
an apartment house at 128 G street
NE. will be consolidated Tor trial
by Municipal Court jury next FRI
day. l.ss
The suits were filed by the Cons
cord. Corp, 1907 n street NV. Pos
Evening star., 1947-06-20

ave. n.ws and Jana Freeman. m, Min
q nearQliS, Minn.
aass sasss3 Z L. ss sss = c.iislas M
st. NV
Edward CUMMINGS, 2s. Jermyn. pa. and
ps.rrs ms:rssrss 1ne.IoS M-.s ss ss Mrysld
Dorothy sawyer; "a; 1a4s r st. nv;
and Mayben Logue, 46, San Francisco;
PHYLLIS Snyder, 22. 900 Emerson st.
NV.
Ernest King. 25, rs Rhode Island ave
st. Sc.
Syron Hamm, 81. Miliers Port. Ohio, and
Leona Alvey, II. 5506 Belt ave. s.e.
both Of 3447 Hoimead pl. NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-20

session Is desired. according to The
suits, for the purpose Of desnolishing,
altering or rem0deling the premises
and replacing them with new con-
construction.
The papers asserted that notices
Of eviction have been served on the
tenants.
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. G. lniDs couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, iDnit three full days and
receire tie license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other Days.
and Eileen orndorf. 20. s13 TAYLOR st
Thomas Wise, 2s. and Shirley Bruso, 20
both of IL Sth st. Sc.
II. both 81 41a Sheppard st. NV
RossF|s PET S,ayas payls Il, az ss Il ,s s. nv" ant
and Vieky Cohen. 43, 3002 Que ST.. NV
william Horton. 22. COS Division ave
ne. and Gloria Wcisiey. 10. 54l6 Bel
NV. and Elizabeth Mack. a2. 1897 10th
css II. k.; gas ass ssEts sEsss s.stsa as
Santin, 42. 1920 Potomac St. nv.
Hsfpsdn ri both wiiaR,s IF Rslfinore r e 174s ware
s.. NV. and Katrina Davis, "a, ISL
Florence Lucas. is, 3222 9th st. Sc.
Sidney Rudick. 2I, and Shirley Wolf, 81
both of Baltimore.
Nathaniel Walker, ir., 21, 502 NJ st. NV.
and Geraldine Kurtz, g.. 423 P ST. Nv
Robert Morrow. Fl. 500 T st. NV, ant
Evening star., 1947-06-20
VoniIIu Output Up

Mexico's 1946-47 vanilla crop was
las, 800 tons. compared with 1880
tons In the previous season.
Evening star., 1947-06-29
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. G.
SUNDAY
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

CLEANERS, NOTICE-U sw.. beautiful
store in new section; rent, Sl25: Ions lease;
me suStsa ss nssrIg Pgios new press machs,
rent only $50; leases inc. approx. s22o'
csi ssi Ne, Nss press machs.; net rent $3.50:
14) S.w. neat and busy. nice eouipment;
rent sso. saGe; Slse ssss Sns lease income approx
l5l Long established, eeuipmsnt incl.
PoT details cali THRIFTEE BROKERS.
san sahi FR St 500 30 EEt Room Ta4 sos n1 s9@o'
iqEs Mps sEsa Wsadss tS,
| Co. washington ofice).
l. Corner clothing store, handling in
NV. section average. receipts over $1,000
mo-; rent, S11Q; mixed trade; could be
turned into variety store, Call Mrs. Yeo-
2. Beauty. shop bargain; $4,000 cash
| full price: (bring your deposit); near G.
rent only So i0sss We a5 speciaize IN beauty
va. Before you buy or sell. contact Miss
8 Guest house Gooms only. Conn,
ave, Dupont Circle area; 13 rooms,
baths nicely furnished; income over $500
Mrs. steinoaeE, teiS e Ii. a7ss. S'Dfs''"'s "A
Md location; long established; owner re-
people; ] S., 900 cash ash viii iii handle, Contact
price reduced to $500; wonderful. buy;
see this without fail; 3 operators; lovely
business. bSsii S. Cali Cali Miss corens. IN 1881:
= FsdS aha dss5s dppsr 4s
NV location. rent. S75; lease; owner
quotes 500 wk, gross; good net profit
7. Printing business, downtown NV.
location; rent, $50; price, $4,000, includes
eaqipmn2snt, business "a and plenty of stock
s. Secretarial service; tipping, mimeo-
graphing stencils, mailing. etc; price;
$500 includes business Ss ooo equipment ras.i and
can be increased. Call Mrs, Yeomans.
an, saies-minded, who wants own busi-
ness can find opportunity with old cos
metic manufacturer; experienee unneces-
ment caiI Myrtle A. Weadon, no. 1910.
viches, nice ne. location; $500 cash
Mrs. steinbocE, Ii. 97s3'
IL. Gift shop, 14th ST. and Park I'd.
area 6eantiful stock and equipment;
lease, Call Mrs Eaton, DU. o57o.
hoos sepDar maTse ares modern nm nT eenp
z
ment; s125 rent 5-year lease $500 .wk.
business; price, $3.50. Call Mrs. Yeo-
mans, WI 0S3S
49, Dress shops; we have several ex-
elusive sh9pS OPS listsd hsss with u.s. Call Mrs.
IA Market grocery, sc. section; own
err quotes $3.50 wk. gross; splendid equip
ment; price, $500. Call Mrs. Eaton,
is We cannot advertise all our list
inss. If you are thinking of buyinE. or
selling any business, phone or come into
the oface for eniek; e., sfhcient service; H
and Business Investments, 1887 M ST.
NV. CWash. ofice). DI. 1854
COLORED--BAR AND GRILL. on a very
busy street; large place and real money
maker; viii sell or cq1nHsBidss[. par5nner.
COLORED-CLEANING, pressing store:
excel. locat lion ana business; husband de-
ceased wife i'll: Sl,300; bargain. OK.
CoLoRED CAFE Beer-wine, long estab-
lished, doing good profitable business.
Guarantee money making proposition.
Rent S150 including heat. Price reason
able; will arrange easy terms. 5-year lease,
Broker EX O0S4-DU. 6SI7,
Evening star., 1947-06-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN. l4th st.
near Park I'd Beautiful up-to-date nx-
2555. YOUNG a. PASTOR. NC. go
SMALL BOOMING and boarding house in
Arlington, Va, right on Wilson blvd. near
bus station: 20 permanent guests and
some transient mealers. plenty Of nice
linen and furniture: oil hot-water heat.
Rent sl3o with lease for years rs- ana sd s6o Sp
monthly; net profit not less than S700 per
month. Very easily easily handled: I with mini l.
s,sst 5000. " with @ u cash Mr.. Brady, Ex.
1855. YOUNG & PASTOR, INC, 1920
Vermont ave. NV. ~
TOURIST COURT and restaurant in near
Beats yTFpa 1o income 81 units 81 1sS s6s auo
ss5s 8 sooo; ts5se only is $1,000 handles; See our
sarsaas ssaeFs RaSf sha
TOURIST COURT on No. / highway,
spnIox dh acres; L s rooms ,1co,ns With ahont
terms. SH.uSo 'caii' 'caii Elk. a5s5. yoouNG & PAS
TOR, INC, 1923 Vermont ave. NV.
POULTRY AND EGG BUSINESS in nearby
This very lucrative business shows net
SaP rent nspass sns $50 sae pst mon oaHl bae
i'll health and other business owner must
absolutely sacrifice for one-half APPROX,
value; price, $500. with $4,000 down
balance TO suit purchaser. Cali Nj.
Pastor, Elk 1855. YOUNG g. PASTOR,
INC, 1929 Vermont ave; NV. -
10 ROOMS, baths, oil heat. well fur
nished. all hardwood floors; income to
S4OO month plus Groom and bath apt.
for owner; buy the property, furniture and
business; only $4,000 down. Call Elk.
2555. YOUNG g. PASTOR, INC.
EXCLUSIVE BnTMORE, 10 rooms, 2
baths, oil h.-w.h.: very nicely furnished;
income exceeds $500 per month besides a
Groom apartment for the purchaser; near
all transportation excellent condition;
definitely a steal at this price; buy the
property, furniture and business; only 81
500 down, balance like rent. Call Mr.,
Brady, Elk. 2555. YOUNG & PASTOR
Evening star., 1947-06-29

Restaurant; beer. wine. lunch; real
money-maker; $1,000 handles.
! Pestaurant: liauor; doing about 5000
daily: excellent fixtures; a-year lease; very
cheap rent; $4,000 handles.
Restaurant; liquor: location All excel
lent fixtures, air conditioned: doing more
than 1925 daily bus; $4,000 handles.
Restaurant; LIQUOR: Conn. ave, location
excellent equipment 100000 handles.
Other restaurants. air conditioned, liduor
licenses. good business ranging in price
from $4,000 up TO $4,000; terms. AN
THONY q CHAPLIN. l27 3 at. Sc, AT
7764.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

BOOMING AND BOARDING BARGAINS
10 rooms s baths. Rent. S235. Income
quoted $1,700 mo. On R st. near Conn,
corner, one of the incest places in D. C.
Good money-maker. real buy for S12,-
81 rooms, IA baths. On Mass ave.
near 14th St. Rent S515 mo. Income
quoted 800 mo. Modern furniture,
large kitchen, dining roms Ideal for
outside board. Only $4,000 down See
our bargains before you buy. Selling
businesses for 90 years Call Ex. 1855
YOUNG g. PASTOR, INC, 1929 Vermont
ave NV.
DGs SELF SERVICE GROCERY. in ne
section. with nice living quarters; so truly
800 a week. Call US for further details
Variety store. corner. NV; section,
icine; doing a nice business: all new
fixtures: low rental; good lease. Call us
for further details.
Tourist home, NV. section, CONSISTING
of II rms. and 3 baths; plenty Of parkins
space; income quoted as $4,000 a year:
shows a nice profit. Call for further
details, HAMILTON REALTY CO, 5625
Evening star., 1947-06-29

RESTAURANTS
Restaurant with liquor, near 18th and
Col rd., 81 900 weekly sales; lease for 8
years Rent S225. Price. $4,000, terms
Cafe, NV, established 80 years. Serve
evening meals only, Open to pm,
Sundays, 10 to pm: Rent S15o., Lease
for 3 years, approx. $1,000 monthly busi-
ness. Price. $4,000 with q cash
Restaurant, beer and wine. Open :
am to pm Closed Sundays Rent
S100 month with lease. Income over 500
daily. Price, $4,000, - cash.
Hamburger, quick lunch, near Union
Fully equipped, 1s stools Quick, profit
able turnover. Over 81 200 weekly; Price.
PASTOR, INC. 1929 Vermont ave
HERE TT IS, FOLKS! II rooms, baths
Mass. ave. near 18th. Rent $40, income
$3.50. Ideal to convert to room and board
and increase income. $4,000 down.
Roonling house, 1S rooms, 61a baths
Rent S225. Income quoted SS25. Lear
garage, oil heat. elaborately furnished
$4,000; wants $4,000 down
Rooning house bargain: 3 baths, 1G
rooms. Rent $3.50. Income of $500. Ar
ranged into 8 apis. and 6 sleeping rooms
Priced to sell, S4, 600; wants 1000 down
Kalorama rd. near Conn. 10 rooms, [
baths Rent $500 Income quoted $3.50
(Rooms onlyD Excellent furniture. 4
good buy for S11, 900; wants SIS, 900 down
For these and many other good buys cal
our office, Elk. 1855. Selling businesses
for over 20 years. YOUNG & PASTOR
INC.
Evening star., 1947-06-29

TODAY's GOOD BUYS
rooms, l as baths; rent, S125, lncladeS
heat, water and lights: on 14th near Park
rd.; income quoted, 1924 per month; S7oo
7 rooms, baths; rent, 500; on N St;
near Conn ave; clean as 3 pin; income
quoted. 1855; showing good net profit'
" "SoD rooms, 2 baths; rent, ss5; income
nished: $1,000; terms.
9 rooms, ga baths; rent. S125: income
quoted, S2s5, plus apt, expensive furnl-
ture; $3.50; want $500 down. -,
ROeng t house 6afEans ref s5456 5ooms
quoted, s170 $1,000 down,
Rooming apartments, II rooms, arranged
into Z apts,, baths; rent, 500; income
quoted, $500, and apt. for owner very
Il rooms, baths, gear garage, oil
hot water heat; rent, $3.50; income
quoted. $500 mo-: best OF furniture; ST.
u is rooms. 81 baths, arranged INTO 4
income quoted, S3a0: Que st. near l5tn'
So, 900; terms Call Elk. 2555. YOUNG g.
PASTOR, INC, 1929 Vermont ave. NV.
NE. SELF LF-sERvICE GROCERY and meats,
rent $3.50; lease 9h years to go. Com
plete fixtures, includes walkin box, etc,
Over ST 900 weekly business. Price, S17,-
900, approx. "a cash. ..
self,seryice grocery and meat, ny ny;
with 5-year lease, APPROX. So 800 IN sal
able stock Total price, complete, $4,000
Some terms Mostly colored trade.
Grocery and meats, NV, income, $4,000
mo. Rent S125, with long lease, Price
only $500, complete. Some terms.
Ex. 1865, YOUNG & PASTOR, INC, 1923
Vermont
Evening star., 1947-06-29

RooMING H0UsEs-oQ I4th and Clifton
INV immaculate, q rms. and 3 baths,
/ exceptional furnishings. recently redeco-
rated Owner rents 6 rms, income $500,
occupies rest of house Selling either busi-
ness with or without property. Must leave
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Washington County Had
81 Forest Fires In 1916

There were 81 forest fires in Wash
ington County last year, according
to report made Thursday by Will
liam H. johnson, District Forester,
at the two-day convention of fores-
tiers at Cumberland. The report
shows that during the calendar year,
there were 121 fires in District No. l,
which embraces Washington, Allie
gany, Carrot and Frederick counties,
burning total area of 1863 acres in
woodland. Damage was estimated
at ST, 106 in actual loss of timber, and
the fires cost the state and counties
a total of $1,538.98 to extinguish.
Most of the fires occurred in AL
legany County with A listed. In
Garrett County there was 81 and in
Frederick County 10. Causes of fires
are listed as follows: smoking, 40;
burning brush, q; camp fires, 3; in
cendiary, 90; railroad, 8; miscellan-
eous, 10. The report also indivates
that the Spring of the year was the
worst period for fires. Seventy-sev-
en- of the total of 121 woods fires oc-
CURED in the Spring and Al in the
Fall of the year.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Church Society OF
Zion Ev. Reformed Meets

The Church Society of Zion Evan
gelical and Reformed Church held its
10th annual meeting at the parson-
age, North Potomac street, on Mon
day evening, January 20. After the
different officers had submitted their
annual reports, the following were
elected to serve for 1947: President,
Frank L. Bennett; vice president,
William B. Hicks; lady vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. D. Lee Staley; treasurer,
Mrs. Paul Byers; and secretary, Mrs.
Andrew Ridenour.
After the business meeting a pro-
gram, consisting of series of read
ings by Mrs. Andrew Ridenour, and
games, was held. The society will
hold its next meeting the second
Monday night in March. At the
close of the meeting those present
were invited to the dining room,
where the host and hostess, DR.. and
Mrs. Wagner, served refreshments.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Antietam Street PIT. A.
Presented With Flag

The Morris Frock Unit, No. AZ, of
the American Legion Auxiliary, pre-
sented a flag to the Parent Teachers
Association of the Antietam Street
School, at the PIT. A. regular meet
ing in the school auditorium, Tues
day evening, January 81. The pre-
sentation was made by Mrs. Richard
Schleigh, past president of the aux
iliary, and Mrs. Mildred Lutz, SER
geant-at-arns. Receiving the flag
was the president of the association,
Mrs. Cameron Elgin. Other guests
from the auxiliary included: Mrs.
Edna Marks, president; Mrs. Edith
Wachtell, president; and Mrs.
Virginia Beirshing, Americanism
chairman.
At the brief business session the
group voted to purchase rain coats
for the members of the school patrol.
To raise funds for this project, an
auction and festival will be held on
Tuesday, February 4. The president
then appointed the following men to
serve on the house and grounds COM
mittee: James Bush, chairman; Ralph
Ford, Earl Schlotterbeck and Frank
Barr.
An interesting talk on Natural
Resources in Mexico was given by
Grace B. Downin, and this was fol-
lowed by another educational fea-
ture, sound film on Puerto Rico,
which described how the All clubs
are helping the youth of the count
ry.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
V. F. w. Auxiliary Visits
Newton ID Baker HOSpitaI

On Saturday afternoon, January
Is, the Veteran of Foreign Wars Aux
iliary to the William D. Byron Post,
No 1868, made an initial visit to the
Newton D Baker Hospital in Mar
tinsburg and entertained the pat
tents. The visit marked their first
trip since the Veterans Administra-
tlon assumed supervision of the hos
pital.
Two complete shows were present
ed in the wards in the afternoon and
one performance was given in the
auditorium in the evening. Featured
on the program was a dance number
and musical selections by the stu
dents of the Judy Corrigan School of
Dance.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30

January %, at the Women's Club, at
which time Miss Ennis Boyer, in
structor in English at the Hagerstown
Junior College, reviewed Bernice
Richmond's new book, Fright AS
Rain" The book is a biography of
the authors Maine grandmother.
In the story, the fine qualities of
this woman is brought out as well as
background of Maine life. A native
of Maine Miss Richmond assisted
with the original production of "Our
Town" and after travelling abroad
has returned to Maine where she and
her husband, Reginald Robinson, So
biologist, have renovated an aband-
oned lighthouse, off the Maine coast,
and made it into home. Miss Rich
mond's first book, winter Harbor,"
is a story of their home.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30

of approximately 100 persons in the
Hancock community. Principal pro-
ducts to be canned will be tomatoes,
sauer kraut, pie apples and peaches.
James F. Omps, who has been as
ISOLATED with the Fulton County
Canning Company for a number of
years was named general manager of
the new firm, which will take over
the business of the Fulton County
plant.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Hancock Canning Co.
Plans Year Around Operation

The Hancock Canning Company,
Inc, has received its papers of incor-
poration and at the initial meeting
of the newly organized company,
at which plans to construct a fruit
canning plant at Hancock, Therman
L Hill was named president of the
organization. Plans call for year
around operation of the canning
plant, which will be located about
one half mile east of Hancock, on
U. S. Route 40, and the employment
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Alpha GradaIe Society

A clever social program was pre-
sented by the social committee of
the Alpha Gradale sorority, when
members assembled for their regular
weekly meeting on Wednesday even
ing, January %. During the evening
games were played and prizes claim
ed by: Miss Frances Martin, Mrs. Ned
Kelley, Mrs. Joseph Walker and Mrs.
Clifford Grimm. Mrs. Howard Mes
sersmith and Mrs. Claude Crawford
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Young Adult Club OF
Christ's Ev. And Reformed Churc


The first program to be held by
the newly-organized Young Adult
Club of the Christ Evangelical and
Reformed Church, took place at the
church Tuesday evening, January %.
General planning for the affair was
in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dorman and Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Kaetzel. A steering committee was
named to lead the discussion on ac-
Invites for the year and Robert Hys-
song was named treasurer of the
group. Arrangements were made to
hold the meetings the last Monday
of each month at p. m.
Featured as entertainment, was the
playing of games and an adaptation
of the famed radio quiz, Twenty
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Questions" Making up the enter
tainment committees were: Mrs.
Samuel Angotti and Miss Wanda
SINNERS. Refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. Eleanor Hartnett.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-01-30
Four Local People On Jewish
Overseas Relief Council

Four local residents were named
for the national council of the Joint
Distribution Committee, the major
American agency aiding Jewish sur
vivors overseas, at the annual meet
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