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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-26
HiZzidrds Section

/ Charles Stoll, Elizabeth Stoll
and Mrs. Cora Spindler were the
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Stoll at Grove City.
Pharmacist Mate Srd class Jim
Leppert who spent a short leave
at his home here has returned to
San Francisco where he is spe-
cializing in pharmacy
Six members Of the billiards
high school department of vocat-
ional agriculture attended dis
trict Judging practice trip at
Summit station, Wednesday.
Those attending were David
Geyer, Eugene Fisher, Jack
Flickinger Charles Pence, Joe
Voltz and Walter Hoffman. Some
of these boys will represent Hill
! iards at the State Judging con-
test to be held at Ohio State Uni
versity June ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Haines and
family, of Columbus, were the
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Vinegar.
Pomona Grange was held at the
I. O. o. F. Hall Saturday evening
with 80 present. Visitors were pre-
sent from several different gran
ges, fifteen candidates were given
the fifth degree. Refreshments of
ice cream, cake and coffee were
served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Casey and
family are moving to Brice, o.
The Masonic Lodge will have
its annual Memorial breakfast at
the Masonic Hall on Decoration
Day, May 30.
Alumni Banquet
The Alumni banquet for the
billiards high school was held
Friday evening, May 16. Supper
was served to about 200 people by
the w. S. c. S. Following the ban
quet the young people enjoyed
/ dancing.
The Annual High School Com
mencement was held at the high
school auditorium on Tuesday
evening, May 20, when SO girls
and boys received their diplomas,
Rev. Carl Hissong, State director
Of Education, was the speaker.
The class sermon was delivered
to the graduating class by Rev
Elwood Rose who spoke on "An
Unfinished Symphony"
The grade school held its an
nual picnic at the school on May
l21. 1t was served by the Mothers
Club.
Mrs. VIM Pritchard entertain
ed Fidelis Club at her home
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Stewart
Hurd was assistant hostess. The
next meeting will be held in
June.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-26

of Columbus; Mrs. Frieda Bauder,
of Columbus; Mrs. Della Herriott,
Mrs. Helen Woodland, of London;
Mrs. Bessie Davis, of Milford
Center; Mrs. Flo Davis, Rich
wood; George Kramer, of Green
Camp, and one sister. Mrs. Anna
Lewis, of Columbus, and 80 grand
children and IL great grandchild-
rem.
Funeral services will be held
in Central Methodist church, l
p. m. Tuesday, conducted by Rev.
Cramer. Burial will be made in
Forest Grove cemetery in charge
of Marion Winter Funeral Home,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-26
BY ELIZABETH sToLL

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Brush are
living temporarily at the home OF
Miss Nina Van Schoyck
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spindler
and daughter, Connie, OF Grove
City, called at the home of their
grandfather, c. w. Stoll, Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nicely, an
nounced the birth of a daughter,
May IL, at White Cross hospital.
Mrs. Fred Schassberger called
on Mrs. S. NJ. Clover, Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-26
MRS. BETTY DYSERT

Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday for Mrs.
Betty Dysert, aged 20, who died
in Marion City hospital. at $3.50
p. m. Sunday.
She was born July 22, 1919, in
LaRue, to Charles w. and Meta
Burdge Shirk, of Union county.
She was married August TO-,
1910 at Fort Williams to Gerald
Dysert, who survives.
Also surviving are her mother,
four year-old son, Larry, brother,
Edward H. Dysert, Marion; and
two sisters, Mrs. Frank Brown,
and Mrs. Wayne Brown, both of
Columbus.
She was member and pri-
mary Sunday school teacher in
Grace Chapel church.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Hoffman in Grace
Chapel church. Interment will
be in Price cemetery in charge
of Marion Winters. Friends may
call at the home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-26
CHARLES HENRY KRAMER

CHARLES HENRY KRAMER
Charles Henry Kramer, retired
farmer, aged 81, died at his home
in Redwood, at $50 p. m. Satur-
day, following an illness of one
year.
He was born April A, 1860 in
Plain City, to Jacob and Della
Kemp Kramer, both deceased.
He was married December 25,
1884 to Nettie Currier, who sur
wives.
He was member of the Meth
odist church.
Also surviving are the child
rem: Frank and Pearl Kramer,
The Valley settler., 1947-11-06
COOP NOTES Cont. from p. I

This ~.oeti ing vas open to votin and pro- ationa1 members only and the ir families. All r@cr,ocrs arc entitled to tho informa- tion available at these meet ings which infor1lat ion if oe an organ nizat ional na- ture and not available for publ ic at ion, in any newspaper any moro than the busi- ness or Masonic Lodge, aronge or Moose Lodge Eould be. It is desirable that all molbors att end the SC meet ings and ob ain the i,2@ormat ion to which they are ent itl cd All too often informat ion int end ed for members only can be used by the Press in such ray as to do a great deal of harm. AS ah example of what has happon in the past, tho lawsuit case Of the D&irVnen may be tied. The Associated Press picked rp' tA4s informant on and publ iehed it. It vas then picked up by the Radio and nlay- ed up across the nation in very harmful and erroneous Radio Broadcasts rh ich in- jur2d the credit standing of the Associ- ation in Seattle at the time. Fortunate ly TO wcre' Table to meet the emergency oven though it ua.s Gcavo. Cur o6ibors in Seattle roro no st pleasantly surprised whom the Assoc iation cont inued paying it bills a2d kopt than current.
 As a result of he adl ines appearing in the rocont issue of the Valley Front fer anan,
 
 our publicity in the States will again suffor. This hurts the Assoc iation, ,-and ovory formor in the Valley.
 MATER SITTLY DROPS
 Last ,:ool1 end the wator dropped dangorou s- ly 1ou despite the emergency improvements mh ich "ere made this sumner. Al though tn Eator supply returned by Tuesday to moro normal f1ou, concern is felt in view of the fact that at this timo of year, T1e haven't o7Cpc rienc cd loU natter before. Thi $ indicates hat the devo1opment Of the water intake must be improved or expanded to take care Of t ho pr rosont populat ion of Palmer to guarantee any degree Of surp1u S. FLA APPROVES sA3 OF SOME PROPERTY.
 In letter rec oived by Marvin A1yn on Monday Of this Ueek, the FLA gave appro- val or the 6i sposa1 of some of the unec- onoGic units of tho lVFCA. This letter arr rived one day too late for the meet ing, although it app cared that an tGapt to get it here in t inc had been made. Quot inc from the letter.
 "|o Aoarti1y agree ri tn the general plan
Evening star., 1947-07-17
ingalls, Denies Using
Maid as Dummy 10
Get Stock for Wife
BY the Associated Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, July l7.-Al-
fred Wesley ingalls, denied at his
Federal slavery trial last night that
he had used Dora Jones, the colored
maid whom he and his wife are ac-
cused of enslaving. "as dummy" to
get telephone and copper mining
stock into Mrs. ingalls, name.
He said he might have" pur-
chased 10 shares of telephone stock
which he continued to maintain was
a gift" for the colored woman
from "the Sawyer estate in Massa-
chusets of which he was guardian.
The stock placed originally In
Dora's name. the testimony showed
was eventually transferred to Mrs
ingalls, name.
ingalls,, under cross-examination
by United States Deputy Attorney
Eugene A. Tolin, declared that de-
spite the transfer the stock lis still
Dora's and she can have 1t anytime
she wants"
Wits introduced.
He made the same declaration
regarding the copper mining stock,
which also has been transferred
to Mrs. ingalls, name.
The former Lynn (Mass) and
Boston lawyer and politician had
testified that the telephone and
copper stock were actually gifts for
Dora-whom he admitted had not
been paid wages except for one
year since l907-as part of flnan-
cial arrangements in her behalf
The ingalls, introduced wills,
which ingalls, testified had been
revoked since their arrest, which
would have set up q bank trust
from which Dora Jones would have
received SIS week for life in the
event they both died.
They also presented as Dora S
any time she wants it," a balance
of about $1,000 in joint bank ac-
count of the maid and Mrs. In
gals.
Reiterates Bias Charge.
In reiterating a defense conten-
ton that Mrs. Ruth Castendyk,
elder daughter of Mrs. ingalls,, was
biased in her testimony against
the accused pair, ingalls, declared
she had been the cause Of his de-
feat in 1910 for return to the Mas
sachusetts Legislature.
He testified the daughter. unmar-
ried then and Lynn school teacher,
had developed Nazi sympathies dur
ing trips to Germany. (She has ex-
pressed regret on the stand for any
such sympathies and has denied
ever being Nazi)
ingalls, said that she hung Nazi
emblem and a picture of Hitler In
her room at Lynn and that she and
guests she had invited to the family
home sang German songs over his
protests.
This, he testified. alienated many
Jewish voters" and led to his de-
| feat,
Evening star., 1947-07-17
BY the Asseeinisd Press

LONDON, July 1.-THE facts o.
life were proving too strong fol
London moviegoers today.
Six times the revived American
Aim, THE Birth Of a Baby" was
shown at a West End theater, and
six times members OF the audience
needed reviving themselves. They
fainted-four persons at one per-
formance. eight at another, six at
a third.
Its been like this ever since the
Aim opened said perspiring
usher. Forty day keel over some
times. I don't know why-nothing
in the Aim shocks me. I just have
to keep carrying the swooners out.
Seven out of ten who tainted were
men-many Of them rugged types
Today's casualties included a bank
manager, the father Of two chill
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Rugged Men in London Faint
AT Birth of q Baby Movie

I dren; q Scots guardsman, with
service ribbons from Germany ane
Italy. and a blushing recent bride.
groom.
1T was nothing but the heat" the
newly-wed protested. I'm going
back to see the rest of it,"
Some people blamed all the faint
ing on the fact that "The Birth of a
Baby"-a. prewar picture showing
what happens from the first week
of pregnancy until the child is de-
livered-is being exhibited for the
first time in London to mixed audi
ences.
Its embarrassing, that's why
peor le faint" said a midwife as she
left the theater and jostled her way
through the queue waiting for the
next performance.
But most critics and most ordi-
nary customers found the picture
restrained and valuable.
Fourteen Lillian Salmons,
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Miss Severn to Be Picked

ANNAPOLIS, July II (P.-Th'
annual picnic of Naval Academy ane
Severn River Command civilian EN-.
ployees will feature the selection OF
Miss Severn" in a beauty contest
August / at Triton Beach. First to
enter the contest was Miss Rosanne
Springfield Of West Annapolis.
Evening star., 1947-07-17

taken by her mother to see it, COM
mented: II though it explained
everything very well. I want to be
a doctor when I'm older"
A gray-faced man looked at her
witherinely. He'd just been piled
with smelling salts by the nurse on
duty at all showings.
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Clevelando-Siaurrytines Ohio da-
lies kylanti industrine sritis siomis
dienomis igavo Hollywood skoni kai
"March of Time" pradejo gaminti
,speciale filma vadovybeje The Gle
'veland Electric Illuminating Compa-
ny.
Sta filma, kuri bus rodoma cia
ir visoje salyje, bus naudojama is
garsinimui sios dalies kaip 'geriau-
sios salyje isigyvenimui vietos'' in
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MAI

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tu, Lietuviu saleje ivyko sau-
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miausiu ir nenuilstanciu sios
kolonijos musu tautos veike!o
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menu. Motereles ateidamos /
ia pobuvi prinese geliu tick
daug kad ne tik stalai bet ir
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namu j sale atlydejo Petras z.
Jaras ir Marijona Yurksaite.
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eiti, muzikantai pasitiko su
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CLANS susejus jiem skirtas
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Sc puikiu geliu ir pareiske kad
tai yra dovana nuo jo ir zmo-
mos Do. Rasteniams. Tuo pat
|sykiu pirm. P. P. Jaras nuo
rengejq iteike p. Rastenienel
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kurias pasake Sic PIP. Rasteniu
kick artimesni draugai: S. va
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|Dembinas, L. Legionieriu 154
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|Klemenas Andreikus, Adv. T.
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DR.. A. zelvis.
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nuo Adv. N. Rastenio gimlnal-
clio, rasytojo Adv. Vinco Ras-
tenio ir jo zmonos.
| Pc to seke moteru sveiklnl-
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ne-Matthews, Dainos Choro We
deja Lilija Bekerckiene, Alvina
Baltrukoniute, p. Rastenienes
sesuo atvykus sias iskilmes
is Clevelando; Marijona Miiu-
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tuviu Moteru Pilieciu Klubo
dovana, puikia ranku darbo
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| radio seta ir seta rasomaJam
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nancias kalbas..
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pagerbdami PIP. Rastenius at
sistoje susuko iris kartus Va
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P. Jaras, pirm.;, v. Urbonas
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vertinamu produktu.
Sic bendroves standartiniai
maisto pakietai kastuoja:
PAKIETAS No. l
PAKIETAs No. z
21 svaro $1,000
PAKIETAS No. 3
IL svaru $3.50
Ia kama yra su ipakavimu
ir persiuntimu.
Bendrove ypatinga demesl
kreipia kad pakietas greit ir
sveikas pasiektu jo gaveja.
Todel pakavimui naudojamos
speciales dezes, kurios dar ivy
niojamos neperslampama. po-
pieri ir aptraukiamos metaline
juosta.
Bendrove uzsakymus priima
asmeniskai ir pastu, is visos
USA. ar Kanados. Siunciant
uzsakymus pastu, kartu siusti
ir ceki, money orderi ar gry-
nus pinigus, tiksliai nurodant
pakieto gavejo ir savo adre-
sus.
Kiekvienas pakietu uzsaky-
tojas gauna asmeniskai ar pa
stu bendroves pakvi t a v m q
apie jo uzsakymo priemima ir
u. S. paste istaigos kvita apie
to uzsakymo pildyma.
Bendrove, nors ir trumpai
veikia, jau spejo gauti is Vo-
kietijoje gyvenanciu Lietuviq
laiskus kad per ja siusti pa
kietai JUGS pasieke ,vieno me-
nesio laikotarpyje ir kad pa
kietai rasti sveiki, mes buvo
pavyzdingai irisami.
Kadangi bendroves tikslas
nera pelnas bet tarpininkavi-
mas Amerikos Lietuviq visuo-
menes tarpe ir tue paciu pa
deti likusiems anapus Allan
to, savo buvusiems likimo te-
vynainiams, tai bendrove ne
gall naudotis placia reklama.
Bendrove praso jus painfor.
muoti visus sayo draugus bel
pazystamus apie jos veikima
ir tikisi sulauksianti pritari-
ma jos uzduociai bel paramos
veikimui.
Reiskia pagarba
SEA-GULL SHIPPING co.
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kamas apielinkej Conneaut ir Ash
tabula, kur darbuojasi March of
Time grupe is devyniu vyru vado-
vybeje George Black ir jo padeje-
jo Gray Lockwood. Apie iris me-
nesius laiko uzims jos pagaminimas
ir tada zmones visur. matys ia Ia
vejanti apibudinima sios gausingos
srities Industrious, mokslui ir kul-
turiniams patogumams.
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SIUSKIT Dirvai zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jusu koloni-
joje, paduodant amziu ir kill
ma is Lietuvos.
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prodo pastaru laku ruoama nauja
March of Time fma Gerausios saye gyvenmu
Vietos" Ceveanda saurine Ohio tis
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Vazde
Edgewater pakass burnas laves toumoje Prize
desinen padeejas kamenn
ka John Geise kamernnka Black Veterans March of
direktorus
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rast.; v. Velzis, i'd; nariai:
j. Gutauskas, j. Milunaitis, p.
Kundrota, v. Lukasevicius ir
]. S. Galinaitis. p. p. Jaras.