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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14

RALEIGH, Feb 13-PENCDA)
Poultry and egg market steady
to about steady with slightly weak
er undertone. U. S. Grade A, large,
48; fryers and broilers, two to
three pounds, "a to 26; over three
pounds % to "a.
WASHINGTON-U S Grade A,
extra large, As: boilers, fryers and
roasters, 80 to 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
FOREIGN

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-P-Clos-
ing foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, others in
cents:
Canadian dollar in New York
open mkt 3 3-4 per cent discount or
1925 U. S. cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain S4.02 1916,
unchanged: France (Franc) "a IA,
up 1-8 of a cent: Sweden (Krona)
.27.85, unchanged: Switzerland
(Franc) Comb 23.40, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina Free
PAT, unchanged: Brazil Free $50,
unchanged: Mexico 20.64. unchang-
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
NAVAL, STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. 13 -(P-
Turpentine 1.20; offerings and
sales none; receipts 10; shipments
218; sticks 2,184.
Rosin, offerings and sales none:
receipts 25; shipments 4; stocks
e,718.
Quote: B 8.25; D $50; E 800; F
thru $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-14
CHICAGO BUTTER

CHICAGO, Feb. Is. = Up =
(USDA)-Butter weak: IA SO, A
90, B 80 score all 81 cents. Eggs
weak; large No. l and 2 extras 49,
40; medium extras 37.5-38.5. stan
dards ~37-37.5: current receipts So
81; dirties 33. 5-34 checks 1858.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Cuban Boy Scouts
Invite Key West's
Scouts To Havana

The Boy Scouts of Key West
have been extended an invitation
to visit the Island of Cuba by
the Boy Scouts of that Country
during the July 1920 celcbra-
ton to be held there in remain
inc d street in the city Of Ha-
vana in honor of Key West. Local
Scout authorities have been
working on the problem Of trans
portation for the past several
days with no definite results as
Of this date.
Boy Scouts of tho Island Re
public have mapped out an clab-
crate program for the Key West
visitors. The program Will in
clude = completes tour of Havana
and the surrounding areas. The
Cuban Army will take care of the
quarterlnG Of the Scouts.
Since the exact method nf
transportation has not been set
it has not been decided how
many Boy Scouts from Key West
will make the trip The smallest
set delegation should be at least
"a Scouts and four leaders.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Agreement OF
Big Three Seems
10 Be Hopeless

PARIS. July 1.-The Big Three,
in session here, apparently arc
deadlocked, with Bevin of Great
Britain and Bldault of France lie
termincd to take action regarding
the Marshall plan for rebuilding
Europe, whether or not MolotoV
of Russia agrees with them.
Bevin said today that reaching
an agreement with Molotov APP
pears hopeless. 1t was SAID ahat It
was his and Bidault'S intention,
in the event that MolOtov con-
tinueS to hold out, to organize
western European bloc and let
Russia form an eastern Euro
pean bloc to put into effect the
rehabilitation plan in each area.
Spokesman for the Big Three
said that it would be known by
late tomorrow whether or not
Russia will Join Great Britain
and France in the adoption of
the Marshall plan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Wolkoff Building
Sold For $4,000
To Neil Saunders

Details of j deed agreement
whereby MIR. and Mrs. Neil Saun-
ders agree to pay Mr. and Mrs,
Abe n. WoIkuff and MI and Mrs.
Max Herman $4,000 fof the old
sponge loft at Simonton and Dcy
streets we're contained in docu-
ncnt filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross &. Sawyer.
The property runs 100 feet
along Dey and is 50 feet wide
fronting on Simonton. Saunders
intends to house his Sign-palnting
and decorating business in the
building
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Holgerson
transferred q property ON Upper
Maleculnbc Key for $4,000 to
George E. Ohler, warranty deed
filed yesterday announced.
X. c. JakOubek. TaVernler,
transferred a property on Key
Largo to William A. Summers,
Miami. for $1,000, and another
property on the same key to
George Sanchez, Miami, for ST.,
500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
High Protein
Bread Sought

BERKELEY, CaIif.-(AP).-A
loaf of bread which would bn
more nourlshing but loss fattcn-
ing than ordinary bread. is lhe
goal Of University Of Califor-
MIA nutritionist
With 300 pounds Of whole
wheat flour and samples of dried
milk made by several methods
at the Univcrsity's dairy, Miss
Barbara Kennedy, the dict OK
pert. aims to turn out bread with
protein content of Is to 20 per
cent,
The protein content Of bakers
bread is 4 to 8 percent. she said.
This high protein bread would
give growing children additional
bodybuilding substances with
out increasing the bulk of their
diet, and would give dairymen
a new outlet for surplus milk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Building Permits OF S427,659
Issued First E Months OF 1917
BUILDING INSPECTOR
SAWYER MAKES RE.
PORT SHOWING So
O2O OF FEES TAKEN

Building permits issued by
City Building Inspector Enrol
Sawyer for the first six months
this year tOtaled $427.6J9, accord
lng to report submitted today
Among the permits issued were
for construction of the addition
to krc5S & Company'5 store, the
Blue Marlin Hotel on Simonton
street, machine shop At Caro-
line and William streets. a gar
age at Greene and Ann streets,
and several residences costing
from $4,000 upward.
In the six months Sawyer re
ports fees collected rs follows:
Building permit fees 49, $l.540.00
Plumbing permit fees 6l7.50
Electrical permit fees 526.50
Fees from electrical,
plumbing and con
tractors exalnina-
tlOnS 325.0 90
Competency cards issued HOO
Total 100000
Last month building permits
issued by the building inSpec-
tors office totaled $4,000. Saw
yer said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
EFFECTS ON KEY WEST
OF NEW RENT BILL ARE
DISCUSSED BY WARREN
sRent Director Expects ''No
Unusual Reactions: De-
/ clares Landlords Here
Most Lcnient''

Rcmarking that Key West has
the most lenient landlords in the
world" Rent Director Leo II.
Warren said today that he ex-
poets no unusual reactions"
from the new rent control bill
signed reluctantly by President
Truman yesterday.
Warren pointed out that hotels.
motor courts, tourist homes, and
new homes completed since Feb
ruary /, l047 Except those built
under Veterans Hi priority reg
ulations) arc completely removed
from rent control by the bill.
II is q good measure" the
rent director said. for both
tenants and landlords. They
are both treated fairly"
Also exempt from rent control
are houses which we're not rent
cd from February |, 1915 to
January /. l947.
Warren said there is little rca-
son for tenants to fear eviction
since eviction is prohibited cx-
ccpt for five specific reasons such
IS use of the house for illegal
purposes. need of the house by
the landlord for his own oc-
cupancE, or a fragrant violation
of tho tenancy provisions, except
regarding payment Of rent.
The bill provides for ap-
pointmcnt Of five member
local advisory board. Warren
said il is highly probable 'he
City Commission would be ap,
pointed here,
Tho advisory board arc n7inod
only for Jc(cnsc-ront ar"as. such
q the KY Wc-l region. Tiny
are erupo%e,od to make recon.
mcod9fjons 10 tbo Housing ~
petition nsftor- relating Ia de
CONTROL Adequacy of general rent
-.rl and operations of tho local
.aut Gtaee. With Dccj4I refer.
.u.. ta hardship rascs.
IT +, considered doubtful that
landlord, horo viii cali for the
b. nae cent increase in rent which
81. la. ALLOWS thcm Tag do ii the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Gel Jap Rifles
AtSub Base For
Work In Pacific

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
amman
Col. Rine0rSOn
Le0UeS; Army Post
Nearly Deserted

Only a major. three Of
ficers and three enlisted men
of the once powerful Army
installation remained here
todav. Col. Adam Rinearson
left yesterday under orders
TO report TO Third Army
Headquarters in Atlanta. Ma
jor John Esslinger succeeded
him in command of Harbor
Defenses of Key West. Col.
Rinearson had completed his
work of preparing the Army
post for closing.
Some forty civilian work
ers have been discharged. IL
of them regulars, some with
as manv as 20 years expert.
ence here. a detachment of
a few engineers is the only
remaining personnel At Key
West Barracks. Mai. Ess-
linger is in the Post E,x-
change Building OF Fort
Taylor. FortY-six civilians
remain employed.
Workmen are dismounting
two 5S-ton six-inch gun car
risges at the fort. The bar
rels will be sent TO the ar
scnal at Watervliet. ~. 7.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Local Battery Gets
Property Valued At
$1OO,OOOFromArmy
GARAGE, THREE WARE!
HOUSES INCLUDED IN
DEAL AT US. ARMY
BARRACKS

Is Property worth upwards of
100000 will be given the Florida
\ National Guard for use of Key
West Battery A of the 7l2th
AAA Gun Battalion in the Artny
. Barracks at the end of Fleming
street, it was announced today.
Capt. Will F.. p. Roberts. of
Battery A. said upon receipt of
this announcement from Wash
ington, that the battery would
not require use of the Armory at
Southland and White streets. 1t
is state-owncd property, now oc-
cupicd by Arthur Sawyer Post
No %, American Legion.
Use of land approximately
400 feet by 400 feet in Army Bar
racks will be given to the bat
terry, Capt. Roberts said On the
lands there is an old garage
building and three warehouses,
more than sufficient to house the
battery's trucks and other equip
ment
The Army Barracks property
can he put into shape for the
use of the battery for an cstimat-
cd $500" said Capt. Roberts !
at would have cost the state
from $4,000 to $4,000 to put the
Armory in condition for the use
of the battery.
AS soon as We get formal no. /
ticc of the use Of the Army Bar |
racks property we expect TO be |
gin work on building three or
four offices in ono of the ware
houses. and putting it into shape
for the battery"
The equipment HAT Battery A
viii have on hand when it is
fully organized consists of four !
2l2-ton trucks, one "t-tou
truck. one jcep, two 90-milIimct- \
or AAA guns and -four 50-calibcr |
machine guns None Of this could |
have been housed in the Armory. |
The battery viii be activatcd
from July 10 to IS, Capt Roberts |
said 1t has been allotted four
commissioned officers and 90 on
listed men, and about IS recruits
have been received to date. |lar-
cncc Gates, who served as a staff
sergeant in the Army during the
last war, has been recommended
by Capt, Roberts for a commits
sion for second lieutenant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01

The Monroe District Boy Scout
Committee viii hold q meeting
at the Stone Church Annex.
corner Of Simonton and Eaton
streets. beginning at 800 o'clock
according to an announcement
made by District Commissioner
David McCurdy today.
A new proposal will be
brought up for the consideration
of the members attending. Since
this proposal will affect all
scouting in general in this area.
all members are especially re-
Que5ted t. attend
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
ANOTHER LABOR BILL

WASHINGTON. - Representa-
tive Hartley said today that an
other labor bill will be introduced
in congress that would be aimed
directly at John L. Lewis if soft
coal miners do not return to the
pits next Tuesday when their 10
day vacation" comes TO an end.
However. Republican leaders stat
Cd there is little likelihood Of an
other labor bills passing the
present congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01

Police Lieutenant J. O. Kemp
is acting chief of police during
the absence of Chief b. @. Perez
who is on leave IN Tampa.
Officer Frank jolly IS serving
rs acting lieutenant in Kemp $
place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
AT BAYVIEW PARK


ALL EVENTS AT BAYvIEW PARK
900 Am Skating Contest
LOO PM Afternoon Family Picnic everyone bring
lunchC
High School Band Concert, Sponsored
by JoYshees
2Show. Sponsored by Joyshees
ZOO PM Bicycle Races Sponsored by Catholic Center
300 PM-Pe Show for Children Sponsored by VIEW Aux
$50 PM-Tenns Matches Between AllNovv Team and ALL
Key West Team.
400 P,M-Jom Session Basketball Court Three or Four
Orchestros
730 PM.-Sofbol Comes Zssen's Buns of Momi VS.. Key
West Club
800 PM-Finale Dance Skating Rink Dance continues
until IL NJ.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
RREAKS IN LEVEES

ST, LOUTS.-Several breaks
have occurred in levees along a
90-mile stretch of the Mississippi.
causing thousands more to flee
from their homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
Stores To Remain,
Open Thursday,
Closed On Fourth

All store members of The
Key West Retail Merchants
Association will remain open
ell day Thursday TO afford
customers ample shopping for
The 4th Of July.
They will remain closed all
day Friday The 4th, Joe
Pearlmsn. president of The
association. said today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
FRIDAY. JULY lTiI

AT SOUTH BEACH
$50 AM.--puul Revere Nmm.
300 AM-parode Entire Length OF Duvul Street ending
South Beach.
600 AM.-Horsemen Exhibition
Loo Swimming Contest Beech Sports for Children
(przes for oil events.
100 PM Bicycle Races by Catholic Youth Center (o end Of
Duvul Street,.
200 PM Boot Races (o South Beach Sponsored by Key
West Cupboard Club
800 PM Fire Department Exhibition
$50 PM-Pie Eunq Contest (Sponsorcd by The Sh,iners)
400 PM Bathing Beauty Contest (Sponsoled bv Ivcees)
500 PM.-Fesivcd Beach Dances
|. Pepsi Congo Sun and Sand Club.
2.Bulcrs Bdnd-South Beach puio
3.HeCtor Bduoso-- Basketball Court ct
Beach featuring Jiterbug Conte3U.
Sponsored by Elks Club.
At BAYVIEW
1850 I'm Soitbul Comes Zsscn's Buns of Miami VS. Key
West Club
$3.50 PM-Freworks CT Buyview Park
800 PM-Dmce ond Show at Pork Dance continues until
1900 M
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
EDNA DEL PINO WINS QUEEN
HONORS FOR CELEBRATION;
AMELIA ACOSTA SECOND
'Baggett And Navy Having
Order OF Pyrotechnics
Rushed; Jaycecs Spon-
sor Beauty Contest

Two displays of fireworks
will mark the Fourth of July
Fiesta, Director Ivan Baggett an
nounced today as he released
the. official program for the
three-day event. Baggett and
Naval officials sent joint order
to Orlando yesterday and a ship
ment of fireworks is en- route by
express.
One exhibition will take
place al $40 p. m. near Bay
view Park under the direction
of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. The Navy will handle
The other display from The pier
OF the Officers club at The foot
Of Whitehead street on. Satur-
day night. The official pro-
gram is published in an ad-
joining column.
Bagsett also announced today
that Miss Edna Del Pine. lovely
14-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Del Pine, 4O8 Virginia
street, has been elected Queen
of the Fiesta. The exotic bru-
nette Convent of Mary Imma-
culate student polled l,046,255
votes to lead her nearest rival,
pretty, blonde Amelia Acosta, by
a comfortable margin.
Queen Edna viii be crowned
at the coronation ball opening
the fiesta at BayvieW Park
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. She
will then officially open Fourth
of July Avenue" the broa Il
sidewalk extending across the
BayvieW Park, which will be
lined with concession booths.
The final vote counting in
the Popularity Contest which
elected Miss Del Pine. showed
the following standings:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01

All SIX girls scoring less than
the queen will serve as her court.
attendants and receive cash
prizes and other awards. Miss Del
Pine receives 500 in cash, an
evening gown, silver slippers and
other things donated by mer-
chants. The winner, Miss Aco%ta
and Miss Cascade automatically
win a free airplane trip to Cuba,
all expenses paid for d three day
visit.
Responsible with BaGgett for
the success of the contest and
much of the drive behind the
fiesta arrangements. are the two
BOA brothcrs-Fito, who started
the fiesta preparations, and Al
bert, Well-known dance show
leader.
Hichlights of the celebration
are surprise" Paul Revere
Alarm at $50 on the morning of
the Fourth, and the parade IN
start at Q d. m, at the North end
IF Duval street, All units par
ticipating in the parade are 3sjs
cd to assemble near the Florida
National Bank between s and
$3.50 p. m
Vance Stirrup. past cotnlnan.
dant of Arthur Sawyer Post No.
e, American Legion, is parade
marshal and viii direct the for
nation of the procession At
Continued on Page FOUR
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-01
4 Fireworks Shows
To Mark 18th Fiesta;
Program Announced
Fourth of July Fiesta
Three-Day Program
THURSDAY lilly BIRD
JULY BIRD
AT BAYVIEW PARK


300 P.M-Crowning OF Queen,
$3.50 P.M.-Coronoton Boil (open publicl
815 PM-Queen Opens Fourth OF July Avenue dance con
tinues until midnighD
Evening star., 1947-08-21

NV, and Esther Papacek, 26, 5235
sherrier pl NV.
Richard Mellinger, 80, and Dorothy Moore,
81, both Of 2520 10th st. ne,
Bernard Crowley, jr., 81, 1910 Eye st, 81:
and Catherine Chamoulos, FL, 434 4th
st. ne.
Henry Levering, Il. Grand Rapids, MICH
latin St, Hyattsyille, Md.
Homer Giddens, "a, Clarksvile, Tex, and
Mary Finney, 20. 1880 Abingdon dr.,
Alexandria, Va.
John Montgomery, %. 3445 3sth st. NV,
and Mary Hggs, %. S1S Kentucky ave.
Albert Harris, 2s and jeanette Grandson,
p, both of 23l r st. NV.
Benson Seward. 3S. 913 T st. NV, and
Katherine Triplett, 36, 1725 10th st.
Leon ai u Fowler. 80: 1880 st. NV. and Hat
tie Butler, e. a4o 5i Eye 1,s, St .1s s;S Rrent
good; Md. and Myrtle Queen 81 42o
HoWard srdl Kiser. fs se %. GIG 9th st. ne. and
Ruth johnson, 10, 13 Key st. ne.
Aaron Martin, 25. Bristol, Va, and Pearl
Elijsh Glover, "a. 220s West Vireinia ave.
ne. and Eunce Washington, "a, 1928
John Huehston, 3s, a25 Franklin st. ne,
and zatier King, 2s. 6o7 Florida ave.
Edward johnson, 30 eo1s 5th st. NV. and
Ethel Rollins, IA, 2139 5th ST NV.
Roy Fritts, jr., "a. rs v st. NV, and
Evening star., 1947-08-21
E1eanora polita. 20, 1924 North capitol

Eleanora Polta. 90, 1924 North capitol
Henry Birnbaum, 25. Ill sachen dr.. For
est Hills. Md and Nancy Perkins, 23'
BENJAMIN Smith, 81, Baltimore and BETH
gene Jerman. 20. 3626 Van Ness st. NV,
Robert viner, 20, 1000 r st. NV, and
Harriet Krakow. 20. 1929 End st. n W.
Ernest Ferguson, 26, 1892 Lamont st. n. W.,
and Lola Boyd, %. 1923 P st. NV.
Bruce Newton 20, 1925 Sth ST. NV.
and Gertrude Coleman, 21, e39 Keefer
pl NV.
william owen. 81, s45 Crittenden st. ne,
and Dorothy Midkif, II, 324S N st. n W.
Thomas Drummond. "a. 924 23rd st. NV,
and Evelyn Boulton, %. Doveridge.
Derby shire, England
Clement Cooke, 26, and Jean Koeble, 80,
both of New York City.
Norman Barlow, 81, 1880 Connecticut ave.
NV, and Shirley Greenberg, -, 3144
Arthur Ham, 22, 1910 5th st. NV. and
Mary Burch, 81, 1928 Newton st ne
Evening star., 1947-08-21


receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
David Apple, 81, $50 3 s.: ne, and Ger
trude Poms, %. 3616 18th st. ne.
Agostin Soto. 25, chanute Field. III. and
ave. NV.
'0aa 3dah "eSst cutts IS Is. Zoo Zoo sair I T I'd S NV anu
NV NV. and porothy sibert. 80, sss1 sth
st. ne.
V ave- nlW'. % and Helen Withers, ~, III3
North Pitt St, Alexandria, Va.
and Amy Weston, 20, 4345 Hawthorne
st. NV.
'aGrs grace efadii Marceiio' 'o 90 1855 Otis pi' NV
suzanne Martin, 50. 1880 Connecticut
Abingdon, Va and sylvia Hively, %,
william wsstnerslapd E,, III - z, 1sse n.n Hs5- 81
BOIL South 18th St, Arlington. Va:
Hfave. ave. NV, St,ssDd and Mary smith s6, 1915
Grove St; Chevy ;hs,as Chase; No ns,o and Ma.
tsnee smyh: XVII &C. 4s oH 5h st. nv
joseph Masters, "a, and Marearet Lee, 90,
| both of Richmond j,
Paul Henne. 30. 6437 14th st: NV. and
Gloria Johnston. %, 1928 Kennedy ST.
Sidney >ostrow, 81, 1908 KaIorama I'd,
NV. and Margaret Morris, 20 1928 r.
jerome OF e. Lee. ~, sl2 18TH St NV. and
Stanley clinean; 81. 3343 18Th M st.: nv
Robert Tolmie jr.. 20, 140s MASSACHUSETTS,
ave NV, and Lola CAN'T, %, 1888 18th
curtis Gatlin. 90, 1898 Eaton I'd. Sc, and
johnson ophelia, q. a1a sth st. ne;
Margaret Hunter, %, 1247 Union ST.
z.no wright. ir., 81. 1902 Irving st. ne,
and Evelyn Mckinley, 20, 3O06 25th st.
Andrew Lazzari. %, 22s end st Sc, and
Helen Fitzpatrick, 81. sol Bird st. Sc
Joseph Creeden. ~. 1903 Prospect ave.
Evening star., 1947-08-21
Dunbar Graduate Gets
$400 Miner Scholarship

Miss Gwendolyn c. Barnes, June
graduate of Dunbar High School, has
been awarded a $400 scholarship to
Evening star., 1947-08-21

James Osborne; SO, So chinauap,,n d. u
4s04 11th St, Arlington. Va,
Floyd Teeter. 81, 1927 Columbia I'd NV.
and Margaret Shanks %, 1880 Fairmont
st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. ld,Ds couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Allen Center Baptist

Allen Center Baptist
Prayer meeting $3.50 p. m.
Thursday.
Adult Sunday school class win
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Drake at 8 p. m. Monday.
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relatives and friends in Ohio an,
Pennsylvania.
Esther Underhill, from Greer
Cove Spring, Fla, visited hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Benton, last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hagar
and sons, Donald, Luther ano
Russell, of East Liberty were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hagar.
Mrs. Elsie Riley called on Mrs.
Leroy Reames and new baby,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards
also have new baby this being
their first child
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Burgermeis-
ter, of West Liberty, called on
Mr., and Mrs. ]. E. Foust, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crit McComb
were guests in West Mansfield
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmeth Dixon.
Mrs. Jessie Jenkens has been i'll
at her home.
Mr.. Charley Hatcher is entering
the Lima hospital for treatment
Monday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-16
. MIDDLEBURC
BY MRS. IDA ZIRKLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Benedict
and daughter, Helen Nettio
Thomas, of West Mansfield; Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Phipps, and son,
of Raymond; Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Holycross and daughter,
Laurabelle, of Claiborne; Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Bishop and daughter.
Kathryn, spent Sunday with Del
mar Hildreth and mother. A birth
day dinner was enjoyed for Mrs.
Bishop.
Mrs. Bertha Hartman has re-
turned from a visit at Ann Arbor,
Mich. She attended the Wedding
of Miss Gladys Hartman and Mr..
Glen Thayer at the West Metho-
dist church. Miss Hartman's fam
lily was formerly from Ostrander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Hartman,
of Wingfield, Kan, are visiting