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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
CHECKER CHAMP
HERE MONDAY
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and is ready to prove it to any
body who wants to tackle him!
Known in the checker world
as the Bronx comet, Mr.. Ryan
has won more titles and honors
in the realm of checkers than any
other player in the pastime's his
tory. His record of 81 profession
al matches with other reputed
topnotchers of the science, win
ming 73 of them, losing 8, and
drawing 6, cannot even be close
ly equalled by records of his COM
petitors.
1t may be said, too, that Mr.
Ryan holds the distinction of be-
ing the foremost living authority
and journalist of game. Indeed it
is difficult to ascertain whether
Mr.. Ryan is best as a player, a
writer or an orator.
The champ will display his
checker proweSS at the regular
Kiwanis meeting, May 16, at the
Dinner Bell Restaurant. Any per-
son who may be interested is
invited to witness the exhibition,
starting at z p. m. Marion Tins
ley, age 20, student of o. S. u.
and Ohio champion, will be the
guest of the club. Leo TONY"
Butler is sponsoring the program.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
Twenty Years Ago

Graduating class of 1927: Edwin
C. Asman, William Gilbert Baker,
Harry Bakes, Harry X. Bellville,
Clara Louise Bishop, jerome
Bornheim, Ina b. Booker, LIoyu
w. Boggs, Norma G.. Brown,
Clara Braun, Martina Coleman,
Forest Edwards, Verna f. Ell,
Helen f. Fleming, Mary Anabel
Forty, Arthur Galloway, Jean
Louise Graham, Frieda c. Grif-
fin, Ruth Griffith, Verne Howard,
Erma E. Trapp, Emerson w.
Warner, Elizabeth Hutson, Mar
vim Laird, Ethel Langhorn, John
Lentz, Martha Neutzel, Robert
Orahood, Ruth Polling, John Ru-
tan, Ancil Turner, Frederick
Schueller, Cora Sink, Charles
Turner Southland, Ralph Sewell.
Gertrude Staley, Marie Strauss,
Walter Stricken, Bernice Stubbs,
Nellie Taylor, Frederick Zell,
Edward Tompson, Mary Whitney,
Donald Williams, Hal Warrington
The marriage of Miss AIDA
Broderick and Mr.. Ivan Southland
was announced.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
COURT NEWS
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his personal property to his wife,
Mary E. Wolford, and the use of
all real estate during the remain
der of her life. Upon the death
of his wife, the property is to be
divided between his four child
rem.
He nominates his son-in-law,
Max Shearer, as his executor, to
serve without bond The will is
dated May 20, 1898 and witness
ed by l.. H. Collins and Carrie
M. Collins.
The estate is estimated at $l2,-
500 and Gwynn Sanders is attor-
ney. Robert Ackerman, Elwood
Sawyer and Ned Davis are ap-
praisers.
Named Administrator
Charles l.. Jolliff has been
named administrator of the estate
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvILLE. OHIO

nephews.
She nominates her husband as
executor. The will is dated July
is, 1910 and witnessed by Mrs.
Nellie Vigor and w. P. Vigor.
The estate is estimated at $500
and William l.. Coleman is at
torney. Cephus Atkinson, L. w.
Carey and H. B. Walker are ap-
praiserS.
Suit Against Estate
John v. Erich has brought suit
against The Huntington National
Bank, executor of the Estate of
Charles D. Webb, deceased, for
S210 with interest from April %.
Plaintiff says the late Mr.. Webb
got S140 from him by claiming
he owed Webb that amount as
commission on the sale of a farm,
approaching plaintiff while he
was bedfast and unable to prop
erly carry on his business; and
the remaining $40 is for rentals
which Webb collected from ten
ants of the plaintiff and failed
to account to him. Clifton l..
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
Caryl is attorney for the plaintiff,
Divorces Asked

Caryl is attorney for the plaintiff,
Divorces Asked
Henry Wake from Frances
Wake on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty
They were married April %, 1943
and have seven children living,
three of whom are of age. Plain
tiff asks custody of two daugh-
ters. Milo L. Myers and William
J. Porter are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Irene Bryant from James M.
Bryant, on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty
They were married Nov. IL, 1884
and have three children, of whom
plaintiff asks custody. Allen &
Allen are attorneys for the plain
tiff.
Case Dismissed
The case of A. E. McCrary a
gainst Donald Smith has been
settled and dismissed
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NdSe NO. I0GIZ
Estate of Eva X. Jolliff Deceased.
Notice is hereby gi ven t h t
Charles l.. Jolliff of Piqua. Ohio,
has been duly appointed administra-
tor of the Estate of Eva X. Jolliff
deceased, late of Washington Town
ship, Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their
claims with said fiduciary within
four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1947
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
William l.. Coleman. Attorney
5-19-3M
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
News of 40 Years AGO

The G.. A. R. held a special
memorial program for deceased
members. Eight members died
during the year: c. M. Ingram,
Davidson Filler, d. F. McKitrick,
Jacob Boughman, George Will
bur, d. w. Ayers and William
Grammar.
DR.. Ira Landrith, of Nashville,
Tenn, gave the baccalaureate ser
vice.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22

The banks along Millcreek Sun
day were lined with young men
playing cards and rolling the
bones" for money.
The employees of the Marys-
vile Clay company went on
strike, demanding an increase of
25 cents a day on top of the SLIGO
to Sl.80 a day being paid. The
demand was refused as being eX-
cessive and some of the men re-
turned to work.
News of Seventy Years Ago
Judge John L. Porter held court
in Upper Sandusky.
CT. S. Robertson and John n.
Dixon, of Jackson township, were
callers at the Journal office.
Pomona Grange for Union
county was organized May /, 1877,
in Marysville, with the following
officers: T. P. Shields, w. M;
John w. Robinson, overseer; j.
&c. Hull, secretary; H. B. Girls
void, treasurer; T. M. Brannan,
steward; John Morrison, gate
keeper; Mrs. Hattie Fulton, ceres;
Mrs. Sarah Robinson, Pomona;
Miss Anna Coe, Flora; Mrs. Jane
Loughrey, l.. A. Steward.
j. B. Whelkly was chairman,
and w. M. Liggett secretary of
the Decoration Day committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Tour information
Now Available AT
Chambers Bureau

Key Westers anticipating mo-
tor trips this summer have flood
ed the Chamber of Commerce Of
flee with demands for touring i'm
formation during the past few
days. In lieu of an A.A.A. branch
or other touring information fa-
ciiities here, the Chamber has set
up a department to handle re-
quests for data necessary for those
planning motor trips.
I Miss Lettie Sullivan, office Sec
rotary of the Chamber, is in
charge Of the department and adj
viscs that catalogue Of up-to-
date road maps is available for
inspection by any interested citi-
zen. During the first day the
service was available, ten persons
visited the jackson Square office
Of the Chamber seeking travel
aid.
The method followed in giving
information Is to let those inter-
ested look over maps Of the states
in which they plan TO tour, decide
upon b general route they wish to
follow. then, unless they plan to
leave the city within the next ten
days, an individually routed trip
is procured from one of the. oil
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
IA Planes Leave
With Sightseers

Fourteen planes of Aerovias @
took off from the city airport
yesterday. returning 1874 Cuban
excursionists to, the neighboring
Republic after a sightseeing tour
of southern Florida. The flights
were staggered throughout the
day, planes leaving two at a
time.
Regular daily Aerovias @ and
National Airlines flights we're
maintained as usual.
The sightseers, who went as
far as Palm Beach on Grey
hound buses, were processed
quickly by Bureau of Immigra-
ton Agent Bradshaw and his
assistants.
The heads of. the, Builla and
Castanet Tours of Cuba, who
conduct the tours in cooperation
with Aerovias @ and Florida
Greyhounds, Inc, said that they
will offer one of these air-bus
tours from Havana every month.
The next tour, they expected,
will draw an even larger num-
ber of people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
|33 Local Men Sign
| Up for Naval Unit

Thirty-three men have signed
declarations of their intentions to
join the Key West Naval Reserve
Unit which is being formed here
this week as result of Naval Re-
serve Week, it was announced
today at Key West Naval Base.
Previous to this week a total
Of Is men have joined the re-
serve. The list Of declarations
includes one from an officer.
That makes total of So men
that have joined. To make eff
fective the intention to organize
q Key West unit a total of 210
men must join.
The regular Navy pay, accord
ing to the rank Of the reservists
when they were in the Navy, will
be paid the men for drill nights
and for the annual cruises.
Comdr. z. ]. Quinby, USN,
who is in command of the Re-
serve unit, makes daily contacts
with those interested in the
movement at the Federal Build
ing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
].
10 Newcastle,
Britain States
lIIy Assocle.%6 Pfensl

LONDON, May 22.--The age
old saying, Like taking coal 10
Newcastle" was reversed today,
for coal is being brought to
Newcastle"
For the first time in its history,
Great Britain is to. import coal.
The government explained that
600, 600. tons of coal has been con-
signed to England from the Euro
pean allotment.
Though more miners are at
work and more are working
overtime in Great Britain's coal
mines, the output has not yet
been able to catch up with the
shortages that developed here
during the winter, one of the
worst in the history of the coun-
try. ].
The imports of coal will be APP
piled to the last three 1947 quar-
tiers in Great Britain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Schools Here Get
Luncheon Money

TALLAHASSEE, May, %. -
(ENS).-The Monroe county board
of public instruction received
S572.76 last week as reimburse
ment Tor school lunchroom food
expenditures for the month Of
March, State Superintendent sof
Public Instruction Colin English
announced in Tallahassee.
English said that three schools
in the county had flied slaims fpr
Reimbursement and that the check
represented 100 percent payment
for claims filed. N
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
SIX legislative
Acts, ffscting
County ,NpwLaws

TALLAJiAssEE May "a,
Tsllowins legislative acts Affect
ins Monroc county, became laws
with appeoval Of the governor:
House bill 3SS relating TO the
salary OF the Criminal Court
House bill 46S. relating to the
transfer Of surplus balance in the
airport fund to the beach fund,
House bill 404. fixing the c6m-
pensation Of county computation
.ers.
House bill 58l. directing the
school board 10 pay $l.50O. into
special arts and crafts fund.
House bill ~, directing the
school board to pay 5000 Into
Ne special music and physical
educotion fund.
House bill 584, authorizing the
school board TO- grant sick leave
TO the school board inptructional
staff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Alumni Banquet To
Be Held June 9Th

Jeff knight, president Of the
Key West High. School Alumni
Association, announced today
that the annual banquet of the
association will be held Satur-
day, June z, at Q p. m, at Casa
Cayo HuesO.
Knight named c. L. Smith, Jr..
as general chairman; Leonard
Curry, in charge Of decorations.
and Joe Allen, program chair
man.. He emphasized that rcscr-
vations should be made by June
3 in order that proper food ar
rangements may be completed.
Tickets may be secured from
Knight, Smith, Allen or at the
Key West Drug Store.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Funeral Friday
For r. Y. Hall

Robert v. Hall, 81, died Sum-
day in Miami, after an extended
illness.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
in the chapel of Pritchard
Funeral Home, Chaplain B. E.
Nichols officiating. Burial will be
in City Cemetery. Survivors are
one son, Charles B. Hall, IL
grandchildren and 10 great
grandchildren. ..r
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22

& 'sHS .AasSesasao r1oeal
4 KANSAS CITY, No, May a
pzs6ident 1runaan - his hcsel
suite here. today signed The bill
which provides for = loan q
$l0o. 90 90 70 Greece and Tnr-
key. 4
In replying 20 critics who said
the Grsek-Turkish loan was
purely . matter for the United
Nations TO hanlle. he said that
the United States Is doing just
what the I'm would hsve done,
had II heea y : position to oct
Immediately on the proposal. 81
Instead of being a provocation
10 war, the loan win promote
peace, il was declared.
The Prepident also teld ne
porters that AZ hld iEistYucted
the United States Ambassadors
III 0resce and Turkey 10 see that
no group Or faction IN either
country gets control Of the loan,
which Is designed to help all the
people, Of both countries.
The next MEASURE. in accord
Eance with the Truman Doc
trine," that Is due TO reach the
President shortly II the ole that
provides 1854. 0OO, go for the re-
hsbilitation Of Trieste. Italy,
Hungary and China.
lin Grandview. Mo, today,
Vivian Truman, the Presidents
brother. said their mother had
had . good night"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Lowe Property IS
Sold; Other D IDS
Filed Yeslerd day

Frame buildings near the wa
terfront at Simonton and Greene
streets. which were occupied for
wore than 50 years BY the John
Lowe Ship Chandelry business,
were sold yesterday for go. 900
70 Mrs. Willette X. Lanhar. 70l
Greene street.
- sel]evass ~ no lfsnSff YER
". and Mrs.. Eugape q. Lowe
Il = reported thGk Mrs Lamar
viii restore the hpildings and
convert them into apsftmehts.
Warranty deeds transferring
property were filed yesterday
with County Clerk Ross G. Saw
r. II. Cato and wife Of Ha-
,'sra to Charles Kissell and wife,
two properties at Duvsl and
United streets for q total Of $l3,-
600.
Contract to purchase the late
Florida Forsbcrg properties ct
SOILS Whitehead street was sign
ed By Frank Hellizi and Mrs. Ed
ma ireland, administrative sof the
estate Of her mother. Sale Of the
three buildings Is fixed at $l8.-
90. q 80. So
Mrs. Ida n. Collins Of Miami.
sold lot on Big Pine Key TO
DR.. E. s. Couric Of Miami, Tor
q nominal sum.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Solomon
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Otis John
son, 802 Eaton street, property
near Maj garet and Fleming
streets, for $4,500.
Emma D. Meres sold to J. M
Fernandez, Jr., 80l Virginia
street. property. near Division
and White streets, for $500.
Mario G. Bryan and others
sold to Ella M. Carey. 9i0 Grin
nell street. for $2,500, property
near Division and .Grinnell
streets. 80
Mr.. and Mrs.. Herbert L. Alley
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
Schmittner two lots at sTaver'
nier, for $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
War Assets Sale HIRE June 4
Verified BY Saunders; All
Types Equipment 70 Be Sold

1iio''i'eelifnt "'aue " LIN
Cltizen last week OF the fOrthi
coming War Assets Administra-
t;on over-.he-.oun,er sa,.,s horo
"as su se'y 'o'
spy |ounty service uuiicef JACK
Saunders, following his return
from d conference in Miami with
.w.r h,s.,. nff;o;a,s
s...., = -
we nave az iast oDta'hea
few Of tho things that wo de-
j, sired from the War Assets Ad-
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so " saouau -
ana make TINS sais z Dig suc-
cess
m. tert.,t;ve sale date of .J,,ne
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definite, Saunders said, aoong
That the event VIII pe he.a at .he
Iato warehouse on oi"ioii'oi,
street from y am 10 pm: anu
3 Pm. 70 pm. pt
me SAFE shouao give every
veteran intetesteo d ci'a"ee "
purchase II ne SO DESIRES oauh-
derS Salo.
Meeting Win tne MONROE 1o,lil-
W oIiicial at 1ne customers oeIv-
ice Cenler on tuesday were ueo'
W. Penman' manager .. ene
soutneaStern area ior wal hSsc,S'
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22

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mrs weza gshiag Journnmcnt
- psuasnlrr q ~ Key West
n1uzrh u u6mrs ~ year. will
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$3.50 500 ~ 60 D1rx. Mason
ws1l xprn6 two weeGs q their Mi
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= - ~ too 500. vAo are Iieu-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Arraign Man

John Biggers, colored, arrested
Wednesday for breaking and en-
tering a building occupied by Os-
car MILAN at Virginia and White
head streets, will be 'arraigned late
today before Peace Justice ]. Y.
Porter, Nv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
|Maekado Is Given
Music Award At
Rotary luncheon

Fifty new 81 bills were given
today before the members Of the
(, Rotary Club TO Anthony Mschado,
I
Che last school year. 81
II was the annual Or. William
f. II. Warren Memorial Award and
twas presented by George Allen
/ Warren, son of the late DR.. War
lren, who was past president Of
!, the Key West Rotary Club, and
who made his award after he
heard music given by some high
school students.
We feel sure that the spirit Of
DIR. Warren is still with the Ro-
tary Club and that he knows this
award is being continued" George
A. Warren said.
comdrs. Lee Goddard and E. ].
Quinby, USN, who are in charge
of recruiting for the us. Naval
Reserve here this week, told why
the reserve was being organized
and what it would mean to the
men Of Key West who joined it.
I'VE believe the Naval Reserve
will be a great power for peace
! in the world" Comdr. Goddard
! said.
! Comdr. Quinby said that all
men from II to 40, whether OF
not they had Navy experience,
were acceptable. He said the re-
serve recruiters would be at the
Federal building every day this
week.
Don P. johnson, of Wake For
est, N. c., was guest today OF
the Rotary Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
Paintings. Exhibited
by Miss Jessie Gibson

DeLAND. May 22.-Miss Jessie
Gibson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold "A. Gibson of Key West,
has several paintings in abe an
|ndal exhibit d the Stetson Uni
|versity art department, which is
being held this week on the
campus. She is a Junior in the
liberal arts college. =; 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-22
City Told Not To Issue
Further Liquor Licenses;
New State Law Is Passed
a Graduated From Convent Today;
Misses Haines, Perez Lead Winners

Fourteen girls will be gradual
ed from the Convent Of Mary I'm
|maculate tonight at the 10th an
inual exercises Of that institution.
The Rev. Thomas Anterior will
deliver the main address. The
Rev. ]. H. Johnson. ST., will pre-
side and will present the diplomas.
The Rev. John Murphy will pre-
sent proclamation Of honors.
Several students will be award
ed prizes for scholastic excellence,
including Celeste Teresa Haines
and Lillian Catherine Perez, each
,of whom won two prizes.
The Class Of 1947 were guests
|of. Arturo Boza last night at his
Delmonico Restaurant, where the
first annual banquet of the grad
iuating class was held. City Com
missioner Louis Carbonell was the
speaker of the evening.
The commissioner told the at
tractive young ladies that he was
highly honored to speak to such q
fine group of Key West young
lwomanhood. He congratulated
them on their successful compile
ton Of the convent courses and
advised, that, as a corollar yOf
their classroom education they
visit other parts Of the country
and get the viewpoint Of people
from other areas. Then, he said
The hoped they would all return to
Key West and make their homes
on the island Of their girlhood.
The program for tonight's cxer-
cises., names Of prize winners and
|of the graduating class are As fol
lows:
Class Of 1917 lixa6eth AnSs
|Appsl 49, =
~ ~ l|I<l@l
barbara Pcna Mercedes Nancy
Reyes, Carmen Carload Sanchez,
Virginia Fern Stuart, Amelia Car
''idad Boza, Carrie Martha Gomez,
Joan Margaret Luff. Lillian Cath
|erine Perez, Victoria Eugenia Ri
vas, Rosemary Glover Smith and
Nancy Carole WEIGH.
Flower Girls Elsie Acevedo,
Sally Gibbs. Carmen Lopez, Bon
ME O'Neill, Marie Skies, Nancy
Dillon, Rose Marie Garcia, Paula
Mesa, Alice Perez, Elsie Faraldo,
Judy founders. Beverly Maloney,
Rosemaric Rao and Geraldine
White.
Honor Bearers Catherine
Maryann. Byrnes and Carolyn
Frances Grover.
Program:
Professional. gx
Chorus, King of Love, by Gou-
nod--Choral Class.
Comforting of Academic Di-
|plomas-Reverend Joseph john
son, Sd. 2'&f
Proclamation of Honors-Rev-
erend John Murphy, ST..
Prize for Religion Awarded to
the Queen of May-Celeste Te-
resa Haines.
Second Prize for Religion
Rosemary Clover Smith.
Gold Medal for Excellence. do
mated by the Alumnae-Celeste
Teresa HaineS.
Prize for Excellence-Elizabeth
Anne Appel.
Prize for Excellence-Lillian
Catherine Perez.
Gold Medal for Commercial
Mercedes Nancy Reyes.
Prize for French-Lillian Cath
crime Perez. @
The George Allen Memorial
awarded for outstanding effort
Carmen Carload Sanchez.
Address to the Graduates
Reverend Thomas Anterior, 81
Chorus, Tender Hour of Part
ing, by Mario.
RecessiOnal.,