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Evening star., 1947-03-25
Game Between Victor
And Utah's TitIists
Sought for Garden
By Austin BeoIneor

Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Mar. 25.-Utah Uni
versity's spunky cagers held the
championship of the National Invi-
tation basket ball tournament today
as Oklahoma and Holy Cross pre-
pared to take the floor at Madison
Square Garden tonight in the NCAA
East West final-and the possibility
of playof between the two titlists
still was alive.
Coach Vadal Peterson's Utah Red
skins, who came into the invitation
tournament without the prestige of
seeding, won the title last night
by turning back the heavily favored
defending champions from Kentucky
University, 1915, before an ap-
proving crowd of 18,468.
Oklahoma, which won the Western
regional NCAA playoffs by beating
Texas in the final, and Holy Cross,
conqueror of City College OF New
York in the Eastern regional final,
meet in the second game of to-
nights program. Texas and City
College collide in the consolation
game.
Holy Cross Agreeable.
The Oklahomans are determined
to end their season tonight, win, lose
or draw, but Coach Doggie Julian
of Holy Cross is agreeable to a meet
ing with Utah for the mythical ma
tional championship if his team
wins and the game can be arranged
for Thursday night, an open date
at Madison Square Garden.
AS for Utah, Coach Peterson was
so happy after the great perform
ance of his club last night he was
willing to play all comers.
I'm sure we could get permission
Of the school authorities" he said
in approving an NCAA-NIT game.
1--WE have no school the rest of the
week"
After ALL" he continued, we're
here when they said we'd never get
in the tournament in the first place. .
Heaps Praise on Misaka.
Peterson was particularly lavish
in his praise of Wat Misaka, little
Japanese-Amer who played an
amazing defensive game last night.
"Misaka held Ralph Beard, and
that little guy is the key to the
Kentucky offense. We knew if we
could hold Beard we'd win-and you
know what happened"
For those who don't know what
happened, Misaka tangled Beard up
so badly he made only point in the
first half, which ended with Utah
out in front, 27-21.
Beard remained on the bench
much of the second period as the
Utes protected their lead by beating
off a late Kentucky rally which
chopped their margin to a single
point at one time. The one free
throw was Boards entire offensive
showing of the night.
Kentucky Rally Falls Short.
Jim Line, southpaw who can
hit the bucket from anywhere with
that left hand, kept the Wildcats in
the game through the first part of
the second half and might have
changed the picture if he had not
fouled out with seven minutes of
the game left.
Even then, Wallace Jones and
Alex Groza sparked a Kentucky fal-
ly that changed a $3.50 deficit to
45-44 with barely more than two
minutes to play, but field goals by
Arnold Ferrin and Vern Gardner
kept the Utes in front until the
final whistle.
Ferrin and Gardner who shared
scoring honors for the game with
Is points each, and Misaka and
Leon Watson played the entire
game for Utah.
A committee of metropolitan
coaches named Gardner the most
valuable player in the tournament.
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Exhibition Baseball

Detroit a.; g; Buffalo, GL).o.
Brooklyn (N.} q, " s; st. Louis (A), 4
ten innings,
Glncinpati tN).s: New YORK "a svracmss "A" 5
Philadelphia "a, 3: Boston (N).2,
Pittsburgh (N.). 5; Baltimore q l.. l.
IS. AZ. 8.
Detroit (A.) "B." 2; Minneapolis CA. Al,
Chicago (A.), IA: Cleveland tA), 10.
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Sports Oklahoma Holy Cross Battle for NCAA Crown
Feerick, Mckinney
On AII-Stur Squad
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 25.-
Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia
Warriors and Bob Feerick of the
Washington Capitols were unani-
nous choices on the 10-member
Basket Ball Association of Amer
lea squad chosen today by the
Philadelphia Basket Ball Writers
Association.
Others named to the squad by
the IA writers and sportcasters
we're Max zaslofsky, Chicago
Stays; Ernie Calverley, Provi-
dence; George Senesky, Phila-
delphia; Stan Miazek, Detroit;
Bones Mckinney, Washington;
Bob Doll, st. Louis Bombers;
Frank Baumholtz, Cleveland;
John Logan, st. Louis.
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Mats, II; Lookouts, 6

Totals 35 IA "a I'll Totals IS IA 2715
'Batted for Kennedy in fourth.
tBatted for Toenes in ninth.
+Batted for Scarborough in fifth.
Chattanooga OIL 100 0I0- 6
Washington 020 051 03X-11
Runs-Kvasnak Throop. Sanford. Fiore
t2D. Barkley. Case, Coan. Grace (3),
Spence (2l, Travis, Mancuso. Myatt Scar
borough. Runs batted in-Friar (2l, Case
(2). Flietas Scott. Fiore, Grace (2), Ver-
non. Travis, sullivan. Iavele. Robertson,
Spence. Two,base hits-Lavelle, Robert
SON 1hree-baSe hitS-Fiore, Throop.
Home runs--Grace. Stolen bases-Lavelle,
coan. Double plays-sanford to Petroskey
to Sanford. Pieretti to Lyons to Vernon
Left on hases-chattanoo IL: Washing
ton. s. Bases on balls-Kennedy. l; Scar
borough. .: Toenes, Q; Pieretti, 2. Strike
eeutssLs.searboro9gh, 2: Toenes, :; Hits. .
Toenes; 10 in innings, Hit by pitched
ball-By Toenes lyons. Passed ball
Debonis Winning scarborough.
Losing ptcher-Toenes. Umpires-Messrs
Mckinley Berry and Blackard. Time of
game-2.l0
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Browns Witte Gets Four-Buse
Range With Bat; Cards Shine
to the required 25 players almost a
month before the May Is deadline.

to the required Is players almost a
month before the May Is deadline.
SARASOTA, Fla.-Bobby Doerr,
winged on the elbow Sunday by
Cincinnatis Ed Erautt, will not ap-
pear in an exhibition game with the
Boston Red Sox until Sunday at
the earliest. Doerr, who had heat
treatments yesterday, will take 1t
easy for a few days.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.-Ven-
cradle ST Johnson, who hasn't
pitched for three weeks because Of
lingering cold, will get his first
chance today when the Boston
Braves entertain the Philadelphia
Athletics. Big Mort Cooper is ex-
pected to follow Johnson to the hill
for the Braves, while the AS are
expected to start Rookie Joe Cole
man.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Part of the
New York Giants team has arrived
here from Honolulu, but the second
group which includes Johnny Mize,
Walker Cooper, Buddy Kerr and
other regulars will not arrive until
tomorrow morning due to complicat-
ed transportation arrangements
which made it necessary for the
plane that brought the first group to
the mainland to return for the other
section.
HAVANA.-The Brooklyn Dodgers
will get another look at Jackie
Robinson, Negro infielder, when
they play their Montreal farm
hands today Robinson. who has
been shifted to first base by the
Royals, turned in a fine perfor-
nance against the Brooks in a
series of games in Panama recently.
ST. PETERSBURG.-The New
York Yankee regulars will attempt
to snap a two-game losing streak
when they tangle with the Detroit
Tigers today. The Yanks have
dropped 80 and 8-5 decisions to
the St. Louis Cards and Cincinnati
Reds, respectively, while the "B'
squad now has won four straight
games, including a 1873 win over
Syracuse yesterday, that was fea-
tured by two more runs by Rookie
Outhelder Cliff Mapes.
The Detroit Tigers, who shut out
Buffalo yesterday, 6 to 0, take on
big league club again today as
they meet the New York Yankees
here. Dizzy Trout is slated to start
for Detroit, and Hal White and
Stubby Overmire also may be called
for mound duty. Virgil Trucks went
the full distance for the Tigers
Yesterday,
Evening star., 1947-03-25

more famed as winter quarters of the Ringing
Bros circus.
Col. Larry MacPhail, president of the Yankees,
had stirred up something no doubt about it. His
charges against his old club, Brooklyn, of defama-
4tion and of conduct detrimental to the best inter-
ests of baseball touched off a roaring bonfire
Against glittering backdrop moved an equally
gittering parade of personalities including Chan
der himself, tenor singing ex-senator and Cover
nor of Kentucky; the inimitable MacPhail, the
colorful Durocher, the cautious Will Harridge
president of the American League; the glamorous
Laraine Day of the movies, the big-league star,
Augie Galan, and to make it complete the ineVita-
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Two Coaches Appointed

CHESTER, Pa, Mar. 25 (P.-
Pennsylvania Military College an
nounces the appointment of Howard
Sipler as baseball coach and George
HanSell as track mentor.
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u. of Va. Netmen Beaten

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar.
Is Michigan States tennis
team made a clean sweep of two
match series with Virginia yester-
day, winning 5-4
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Leo Keeps Saying, No Comment

the witnesses summoned to the roof by the
83 and it Durochers turn
the assembled yelled
unison, What happened, Leo?"
comment" replied. Leo" pleaded New York
reporter you is that att
tude?"
repeated Durocher smiling rather grimly The
phone rang 83 Earl Higan pubici
he before question could be
asked
So it went Durocher Dresser Ted McGreW .
Parrot Galan Patterson While waiting in Bis the
of hearts In 813 Parrott allowed
through the controversial clippings OF Duoche
Says" which appears the Brooklyn Eagle -
Purrott Lone Witness Who Talks
happened the roof left to the imagination but
Chandler often asked witnesses do know
Memphis Engelberg 1merman?" These alleged
appearances apparently brought
YankeeDodger feud to head.
Parro witnesses, talked freely neWsmen.
himself Lots of know Memphis Enge-
berg figure thefuss He just happened
game Havana. don't know which side hed
be on testify that would matter
keeps he doesn't have enemy in the
world"
Parro awaiting the fatefu ring from the roof
didn't him tickets that day in Havana
when the hearing broke up and was
confab Chandler Mac
Hickey st. Petersburg next Friday
Evening star., 1947-03-25
Win, Lose, or Draw
Bio Day in the Old Circus Town
By FRANCIS {. STANN
Stor Stoff Correspondent

SARASOTA Fla event predestned to produce
ruling Baseball Commissioner Happy
Chambers big hearing we'll covered All through the night
following baseball writer's stationed Florida
Evening star., 1947-03-25
A Thin WoII Separated the Witnesses

IE
the Yankee contingent OF MacPha
Topping Coaches Charley Dresser and John
Red Patterson didn't arrive until
minus his BRIDE Miss Day was
As minutes late.
photographers waited for the Duroher
encourage which Havana They looking Tor Leo ana
they Leo Dodger Road Secretary Harold Par
Arthur Mann the absent president
Branch Rckey), the mysterious Mr. Williams described
politician Rkeys friend They drew up IN sny heo
another hoteD and huseo
shaking off questions freshly oog
shake off water.
holding closed meeting he meant it.
witnesses herdd into two Doder adheren in
Yankee supporters s15 thin wall separated them
sranng the other newspape1men
allowed visit the witnesses asked questions
reporters both neutral and The concentrated
until the Red Sox who playing threw their
combination oonbar the third floor Then the twoscore
reporters really scattered.
Evening star., 1947-03-25

mystery Of Williams
of the hearing different as the case tse
selected by Commissioner Chandler was the sun deck atop
the lobby proclaimed 1t OIL
visitors the bar slot machines though
This time for DISTRACTIONS
Thin WoII Separated the Witnesses
Evening star., 1947-03-25

(See HAWKINS, Page A-15.)
Evening star., 1947-03-25

Trainer R. E. Potts of the Bo-
mar Stable has received word from
Pimlico that the good colt, Billy
Bumps, and five other members OF
the string are doing excellently
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LEGAL NOTICE
urt of Common Pleas of

In the Court of Common Pleas of
Alien County. Ohio
Case No. 37sl9.
Sam r. Noble and Elsie M. Noble, Plaintiffs,
VS. Grace 6. Omstea, ct al, Defendants.
The Defendants Grace C.. Otmsted, address
unknown, the heirs at law, devises, legatees,
trustees. assignees, receivers, benehcaries,
the surviving spousa, the surviving divorced
spouse children. deAcendents, creditors. sue
cessors in interest. executors, administrators
and legal representatives of Grace G. Ohm
sted, deceased will RCake notice that on the
27th day of October 1947, Sam r. Noble and
Common Pleas Court Of Allen County, Ohio,
in Case No. 3T9l9 against them and others,
praying for a decree quieting title or in the
alternative for an Order marshalling liens
as against said Defendant Grace G. Olmsted.
to or on the following real estate, described
! in said Petition, to-wit;-
Lots numbered Sixteen Thousand -Four
| Hundred Eleven (I64lD, Sixteen Thousand
| Four Hundred Twelve (l64l2) and Sixteen
| Thousand Four Hundred Thirteen Q64l3) in
| c. r. Baechler's Third Addition to the City
The prayer of SAID Petition is for decree
| quieting Plaintiffs title against all De-
| PENDANTS or in the alternative. marshaiting
| of liens. sale of property and equitable re-
| lief.
! said Petition on OF before the goth day of
| December, 1947, or Judgment and decree will
| be taken against them in accordance with the
| prayer of the Petition.
Sam r. Noble and Elsie M. Noble
by John H. Romey their attorney.
sol National Bank Building
Lima, Ohio 80
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LEGAL NOTICE

In The Court of Common. Pleas of
Alien County. Ohio.
Case No. 37S74
Ross People, Plaintiff VS.. Albert o. Rourke.
ct al. Defendants.
The Defendants Edward G. Utz, Bertha
Utz, Stella Carr, -- name unknown,
husband of Stella Carr, Hiram A. Holdridge,
Mrs. Hiram A. HoldTidge,I Edgar L. George,
Mrs. Edgar l.. George, NJ. b. McClain
---- name unknown, spouse of NJ B. Nc
Claim, Ida NJ Parker F name un-
known, husband of Ida M Parker, Ruth
| Wety Churchill and Chester Churchill, whose
addresses are unknown, the heirs at law. de-
visees legatees, trustees, assignees. receivers,
benefciaries. the surviving spouse, the sur
viving divorced spouse. cir rldren, descendants,
creditors, successors in interest, executors,
administrators and legal representatives of
Edward G. Utz, Bertha Utz. Stella Carr
--- name unknown.E husband of Stella
| Carr, Hiram A. Holdridke, Mrs. Hiram A.
| Holdridge, Edgar l.. Geokge Mrs. Edgar L.
! George, NJ. b. MeClain, -- --- name un-
I known, spouse of M Bt McClain. Ida NJ
! Parker, --.- name ul&aow1, husband Of
Ida NJ. Parker, Ruth Nety Churchill and
Chester Churchill. decea5 Sd will take notice
| that the 9th day of October, 1947, Ross,
! People filed his Petition Fn the Common Pleas
/ Court Of Allen Countya Ohio, in no.
! 37S74 against them and others praying for
! q decree quieting title Sr in the alternative
! for an order marshallHg liens as against
| said Defendants EdwardfG. Utz. Bertha Utz,
J Stella Carr, -~ dame unknown. hus~
band of Stella Carr, hiram A. Holdridge.
! Mrs. Hiram A. Hodridae Edgar L. George,
Mrs. Edgar l.. George, E. b. McClain,---
| name unknown, spouse ok NJ. B. McClain, Ida
! M. Parker. na7bd unknown, husband
| of Ida NJ. Parkern RAth WeIty Church.
| iii and Chestyr Qt9kBili, to or on the
following reaH s6StDdS Sscribed in said Pc
''''0'' Lots nlk%bered Doe, 1s2oo, 1s2ol.
| 16202 l6203, 1924. 1925 16462, l6463,
| and 1884 in Lost Greek Addition, to
the City of Lima. AlRn County, Ohio"
Lots numbered I55b and 1887 in
Hiram Holdridge Addifon. to the City of
Lima, Allen County, phio."
Also:-
Lot number 1920 In c. r. Baech-
lers Third Addition to hhe City of Lima,
Ohio"
Also -
Lots numbered 1657b, l6577. 1851.
1924 and 1874 in The Nest End Realty
Company's Westwood addition 70 the
City of Lima. AmerCarF Township. Al
len County. Ohio"
The prayer of said Petition is for de-
cree quetng Plaintiffs titl8 against all
Defendants or in the alternative marshaliing
Of liens, sale of properly andA equitable relief
Said Defendants are required to answer
| said Petition on or before the goth day oi
| December, 1947, or judgment Rnd decree will
be taken against them in accofdance with the
prayer of the Petition.
Ross Pepple
BY John II. Romey, his Attorney
5ol National Bank Buildine
Lima. Ohio 81
To brag little, to lose we'll, to crow
gently if in luck, to pay up, to owr
up, to shut up if beaten, are the
virtues Of a sportingman.
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To brag little, to lose we'll, to crow
gently if in luck, to pay up, to own
up, to shut up if beaten, are the
virtues Of a sportingman.
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LEGAL NOTICE

zoIa nohlenrfch and - Mohlenrich.
her r'i husband aitL 10 zola SIohienrieh alas Zola
Bang. and Albert Bang, her husband, II
either or any of them are living, the resd-
snca ses Of each being unknown, and # either
Il deceased. the unknown hetrss deF,sees'
legatees. executors and adminF TRAITORS mere e
Of will take notice that EARNEST h DeFle5,
administrator de bonis non. IWltn tae WI, WIN
annexed of the Estate of Jasper N. DesieI'
deceased, on the cath day OF October. l94I'
fled in the Probate Court of Allen IcuhV'
personal property OF said 4eeedent to pay
tbe debts and costs Of admi1 1stration of said
estate: that he died seized I'm tee simple Of
the following described real estate. namely
'"The undivided one-htIff interest IN the
following described premises, situated in the
village Of Bluffton. Coune of Allen, and
State Of Ohio: To wit: BEGINNING one cham
and forty nine links soutF. forty five l42 }
degrees west Of a stone krecoed two chains
and ninety two links weA of the north east
corner of the south east quarter of Section
Eleven, Township two soHth range eight st, east east
south forty five (45@lf degrees west. one
chain and forty nife link8 to stone THENCE
north forty five E43l dsgrees west, six 49,
State Road thfnee forth forty five (451
degrees easa echaih and forty nine links
u.4s) to pc center of said road thence
south forty ~nye f45f degrees east six t6)
chains and seventy bne 90 links to the
place Of beginning, containing one ~ acre
of hand more or less
Also to wit: lot number two ~ IN Joh9
s. Neueuschwauder kub-dvsion OF the south
part of che south east corner of the north
east part of the south east quarter OF Section
number eleven Gl) ETownship two ~ south,
range eight 49, eaFt of the hrst prlncipal s5
plated on the records of Allen County, Ohio
. and that Mary Catherine DeVter, the surv1v-
+ ing widow of saa decedent, is now also
+ TN. ,1taxo~ oF eaA9 rIaint|T in for the sale
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the Common Pleas Court OF fAsF~%
Allen County, Ohio IL
Case No. 379l6
Ella Mae Schucherts Plaintiff W
vs.. Ora Schuchert, Defendant.
The defendant. Ora Schucherr, whose place
of residence is unknown, will take notice that
Ella Mae Schuchert Has filed in said court an
action against him for divorce on the grounds
OF willful absence for more than three years,
and for restoration of her maiden name. Said
cause will be for hearing on and after six
weeks from the date. of the first publication
of this notice. to-wit: on and after the 18th
day Of December, 1947.
Ella Mae Schuchet,
SO BY II B. Steele, her attorney.
News Want Ads get results.
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News Want Ads get results.
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Mrs. Margaret Yant and son Dick of
Lima.
The L. o. c. S. of the Church of
Christ met on Thursday evening at
the home of Mrs Pleyel Fett.
Present were Mrs. Earl Bowers, Mrs.
Roy Bowers, Mrs. Bertha Daily, Mrs.
Sam Varvel, Mrs. E. G. Pfeifer, Mrs.
Delmer Beery, Mrs. Harry Yant,
Mrs. Marvin Reigle, Mrs. Grant Bar
ber, Mrs. Carl Amstutz, Mrs. Merrill
Arnold, Mrs. Ralph Vertner, Mrs.
Stanley Vertner, Mrs. o. K. Burns,
Mrs. Kent Amstutz, Mrs. Walter
Beck, Mrs. Olive Bailey, Mrs. Lewis
Van Meter, Mrs. Walter Barber,
Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Morris
Pfeifer of Lima.
Miss Julia Ash of Ada spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Rupright.
Mrs. T. Y. Stirn and Miss Ruth
Durkee attended the Anniversary
dinner of the 1887 Past Matron's
Club Order Eastern Star of District
No. s at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Grove in Paulding.
Mrs. Lille Manahan and Mrs. Johr
Manahan accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Manahan of Lima on a motor
trip to Oklahoma and Texas.
Mrs. Frank Hess of Lima was {
Monday visitor of her mother, Mrs
Maggie Weaver.
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Beaverdam

Mrs. T. V Stirn was hostess to
the Leisure Hour club at her home
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Kinsey of Findlay
visited the past week with Mrs. Mary
Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Younkman
and family of Clyde were Saturday
night guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Michael and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ewing Of
Columbus and Mrs. Otis Lamb of
Cairo were recent visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Kramer.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service held an all day meeting at
the Methodist church basement on
Thursday.
Visitors the past week of Mrs.
Lille Anderson were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Balmer of Bluffton, Mrs. Leo
Beagle and irwin Moore of Carey,
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Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Reichenbach
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reich
enbach. Mr.. and Mrs, Eugene Kohl
were supper guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Huber and Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Jennings called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Vandemark and
daughters, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
entertained for dinner Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Younkman and family,
Mrs. Chilcothe, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Younkman, grandchildren Nolan and
Roberta and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Thompson and son. Afternoon and
evening callers we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Carey Younknan and daughter, Mr..
Francis Younkman and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Younkman and grandson Ber-
nard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman
and daughters Narcene, Anna and
Arletta and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Herr
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Herr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gleason and
family were Sunday evening callers
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Milestone of
Lima.
Mr., and Mrs Dwight Frantz and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Frantz called on Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Zimmerman and family, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Niswander and Mrs
Sarah Niswander were Sunday after
noon callers of Mr.. and Mrs. San
Badertscher.
Mrs. Sarah Niswander is moving
into her home vacated by Mr.. anc
Mrs. Burdell Huber and family.
Friday eve callers Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wayne Zimmerman and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Badertschel
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Huber ant
Darrell Lee were Sunday eve dinner
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Eyers, kaida.
Mr.. and Mrs. De1mar Adams were
Friday evening callers at the Geralt
Huber home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Basinger o
Lima called on Mr.. and Mrs. Harr!
Sutter Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon and eve visitor
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LEGAL. NOTICE

Ralph William Netzger. whose place Of
residence is Ford Hotel. Miami, Florida is
hereby notified that Mary June Metzger has
filed her petition against him for divorce,
custody of child add all proper relief, on
the grounds of grdss neglect of duty and
extreme cruelty, in case No. $1,000 in the
Court of Common pleas of Allen County,
Ohio, at Lima. Ohio Said cause may be
heard and decided latter the expiration of
six weeks from the# first publication of this
notice.
MARY JUNE METZGER. Plaintiff
By Clarence c. Miller. Her Attorney, 50i
Citizens Bldg, Lima, Ohio. 81
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Legal NOTICE

Grace NJ. Collins. whose last known place
of residence was Bkllaower, 2. o. Box 70,
California. is hereby notified that Harry l.
divorce and other equitable relief, on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty. in Case Number 37906 of the Com
mon Pleas Court of Allen County, Ohio, and
that said cause wiz be for hearing on or
about six weeks from the date of the first
publication Of this notice.
T. W. DURBIN
Attorney tor Plaintiff
Suite 1881 Dominion Building
Lima Ohio 33