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Arizona sun., 1947-09-05
Labor And The
Negro

The Cyclohm Motor Company OF
Long Island City, N. Y, is one COM
pany which gives everyone a
chance! White and Negro, regard
less of religious beliefs or national
origins, if their skills can be util-
lied, they are hired. And the com
pany's business is increasing, too
from an annual volume of $4,000
to $3,OOO,00O.
Interference in an NLRB election
in Smithfield, Va, by the xxx and
Citizens Committee, resulted in
defeat for the Packing House Work
erS of America (CIO) as bargain
ing agent. So said the National La
Dor Relations Board which set aside
the result. Most of the workers in
volved were Negroes. The NLRB
charged coercion.
The magazine Newsweek has
been reprimanded by the president
Of the Federal Workers Union, Lo-
cal 20, UOPWA, for what he terms
a smear against Negro workers.
Newsweek, June 9, 1947, had pub
ished an article dealing with work.
ers of the Processing Division, In
ternal Revenue Bureau, in the
Bronx, NYC, in which it referred to
communist Infiltration." The In
ternal Revenue Bureau has been
having disputes with it's workers
over its projected move to Kansas
City, Mo. The Union and EMPLOYEES
view this move as a chance for the
Bureau to further discriminate
against its Negro personnel and
have protested.
The union did not like the man.
ner in which Newsweek handled it's
Write-up.
There will now be one big AFL
union in Richmond, Va, where
there were two-17 Negro-white
have combined with 40 all-white
locals under the banner of the Rich
mond Central Trades and Labor
Council.
The Catholic Trades Unions in
NYC have passed a resolution urg-
ing all other unions to aid the Ne
gro worker in his fight for Justice
by eliminating all discrimination
within their own ranks.
The Negro Newspaper Publishers
Association has established COM
mlttees to consult with schools and
colleges on improvement of trade
education in the printing fields and
establishment of schools of journal
ism.
Moranda Smith, Negro interna-
tional executive board member of
the United Tobacco Workers, was
in charge of educational work
among striking Reynolds Tobacco
Workers. Elected leadership of the
Continued on Page ~
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05

There were four Negroes among
the $50 delegates to American
Newspaper Guild convention in
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Retail Drug Store Employees
Union, Local 1899, NYC, has set up
its own FEPC to insure drug store
hiring of Negro clerks and pharma-
ciStS.
Arizona sun., 1947-09-05
AFL Group Pledges Aid
To 1947 Community Fund

ChicagO.-The Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor (AFL) voted to
give '1Oyal, active, and generous
support to the Community
Funds 1947 campaign which will
get under way in October with
a goal of $7,7OO,OOO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
TALK - 81 TOWN.
By LYNNETTE PENN z
=

By LYNNETTE PENN

NEW most interesting word ! 1859 ,a,.
+l,,.,rbt, NJ new starts, new lutndS ne" ~
Nm, rrtepces. iud best ol al. an clement oi SuS''
Wbat looms on The social and CIVIC horzon l9 'a WHAT
" mo "lH WY What lovely parties wiu bt
ptoh'|' i,o," Ard IL ON down the list or
given" ~" l ,nl,,g Interesting experience, ~ Nv
Qdefie- ~" A> 1917 begin, there are
e,iiences ho, pctgot h'- 5 ,,,r, ,,,lcss
most ,lNt'i' l ASH dcrart CARRYING nc new
Of orr ctD'a' R',''7 ~
over the cuniDif ,,, - celebrated
ON THE HOME FRONT The New Year WI O e. ana the
rsv Il ah small 7rours Of trenes n men ii e,,c friends
~" !. II. OMEGA House where the traie5 " = , Ksste
WI HsN " n os-ly daun will go 70 ine NaPp io,
iFeH 'S9, rsasc will observed Sit olle' ,t' no ~
wnSa J, ho Nacreua club where he eSenIa9n bbino
49, .~; orr1l occasion sin na.1IV'.'5 or,or
fine style e f,r bre ,klas, The APhss wil eniea
end oaI 4 4sr,iloF ~ annus New 'Sa. L..ne
tam ~lye' , 1e rul also be ter icy n he nome
- ne Andrew Povois who're 8as i'nl -. t5s-nor iio
Tho return e syn ,,ov,ton The occasion
pits Wn'. 4'i, stnrcr Helen Cuzzens and iao Lo7i
,ers BARBARA end Loa,se ovesy - vts.sinston D. C.
$3.50 ~arncr ch7rnin7 N.s't2F e ,,. -e ,
nJa,r Yesrs Day Tvs. enc an enI7Yles So ~,
me- sts IS (, s.aaen. 81 .he New y ork Unvers'iy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
TIE EDWARD BAKERS
ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIENDS

ferson, Prank Whitaker Of Co.
Mmbus Ohio Misses Balba q
and Louise Loomis, " ana
MIS-. Llovd LOOMS, Mrs GLADYS
Mills. Ms Hubert of Baltimore.
Mr.. and MIS- EaGl Cuzlcns, Dr..
Pope Rev Horace White, Mi.
and Mrs. Ramon Scruggs, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Thomas.
Nu and Mrs Andrew Sneed,
" Katherine Wells, Mrs The
esa King, Mss Kay Bell os
Ncwafk, n. j Mrs Felix Nc
e som Ben Henderson, NJ. and
Nlrs VI X Fritz, Dr. and Mrs
Frank p RMford, ST., Mr. and
Mrs William Houston and 9TH
CTS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04

on Christmas Eve. December
81 charming Margaret Mat
thew dauchtc Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Matthews OF Twenty
nfth stcct became the bride
az Rohcj n Dudley son of Nj
and Ms Andrew Dudley OF
fIolbrooN The ceremony was
held at the Matthews home
which was decorated with ar
tanggrcntS 80 palms, gladioli
and condolences Father MYERS
of 81 Matthews Episcopal hurch
Wi'rAed at the Impressive GER
Gar iniHrate friends and
wcmhcts ~ both families we're
psc>cnt
Th buac wore beautiful
yn wAte hrocaird SATIN
VITA tire lloral design outlined
wih t 'h.cui Tho gown
nWncd ~ lines of elias
nnacty V'th sweetheart
ah.nc lone sleeves and a
Hai hat which extended into
Hn llc iinccrup veil was
t'aaot io JuIlct cop trimmed
Vta oran-e blossoms She car
M Nrto satin nravor book
rd ih 4jcu,s and tied
VA fr trffft ctfr, Nrl,h1r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
Omegas Hold
National Meet

NEW ORLEANS Meeting in
lis that, second annual national
conclavc IN the Dryades Street
YMCA here December 27-3l.
the Phi Beta Sigma fraternity.
with more than $50 delegates
assembled from % states. made
n thorough review OF its three.
fold program of Social Action,
Bigger and Better Business. and
Education. and set up as its
immediate objcctives Cd fight
ing for the unqualified right to
vote IN any and all elections
and l2l continuing the fight for
adequate education for every
Negro child Of school age
Presiding over the convention
was Atty George w Parker,
dean Of Terrell Law School.
Washington d c.. and national
precedent az the Sigmas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04


h7ndr wearing cocktail SUIT
oi BLACK skirt with a jacket Of
"Aitc and Caroyn johnson.
VINO chose 2 decolIetc gown Of
nIdcN crepe with bouffant
SKIRT.
Seen onloyng the pleasures
pfovdcd oy tie chNm.ne hos
tosscS wero d. and Mrs. Chas.
8uegs, NJ and Mrs + Marshall,
NJ and Ms Charlie, Wartnan.
Mrs Edward Simmons. NJ and
Mrs Jesse Ovens. Mr and Mrs
Alvin Lovrc Mr. and ". JOS
cph stanton, and many, many
others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04

The palatal home q The "a
Vmd Batc on Boston Bou.e-
v5 vs Tie Gene q. a lovely
atholne Whcn they cnlcD,Uncd
Their many friends at an AZ
Home" on last sunday after
noon Holiday decorations We're
used throughout the spacious
downstairs rooms and IN the
eclcat8on rooms.
Seen ENJOYING tho hospitality
Of tho Bakers we're
Clarence Bakc,. brother Of
Edward Baker from Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. J p Branhanl.
Mr. and W c T Collins, Or,
and Mre All Thomas. 81 Or.
Joe Thomas, Miss Helen Thorn
ss Nh and Ms R,hard King,
Mr. and Mrs Mcnchk Jackson.
Aom Atlanta
Miss Una Mac CARLYLE, DR..
and Mrs Paul AleXandcr Miss
jeanne colo, Larry Bleach Mss
Victoria Mccall, S Boyd Mrs.
Valcua Pcuiord, Mis- lIo.tcns,a
Tmncf and Miss lIortcnAa
White Nom Wa hmgton, D. <
Nj and Mrs Uiy Bovkm.
Dr ana Mrs Robot Bennett
MI and Mis- Lowell Culyon5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
HosrEssEs

IIostcsses assisting At the re.
copiion We're Misses Melb a
Grimes Lillian Rutherford Eve
.lvn sablctt Myfhc Wade. Mes.
DANES Blanche Stuikey VIII.
eta Womack Mildred Grady and
Bculah Rgewcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-04
The Robert DudIeys Wed
In Impressive Ceremony

incwlvwcds Among them We're
Mrs Roscoe Fuller Or. and Mrs.
H. A Brewer. Miss Marian Hes
tier. Miss Lavlnla Moore Mrs
| Vantella Lane Mrs George
Cathcat Miss Marjorie Carter
Or. Benjamin Beverley. Mrs.
Bculah Garter NJ and Mrs NJ
Hopkins. Dr. Mere Tate, Of
Washington. d. C.; Miss Mary
Ilutchins. Nj and Mrs. Frank
Lett. Miss Carolyn Glover, S. 3.
Mcqueen. Mr. and Mrs Bonia.
min Wales NJ and Mrs Will
bur Hughes, Mrs. Lillian Little.
John Mrs. Theodore White, Mrs.
Sadyc Byrd
Mis- + 3 Coffee and daugh
ter, Olga Of Columbus, Georgia..
.Mr and Mis- Otis Boyd, Mrs
Walter House Mis- Thomas Ma.
lone Miss Marian Carter Mrs.
- Warren Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Graves M and Mrs. Richard
Alvin Miss jessie Garter Charles
Mos Nj and Mis- Nathaniel
Leach, NJ and Mrs a. T Colds
.hy Mr. Moses Thoms. Miss Eli.
abcth and Marv Lou Davis, and
many m0nv others
Evening star., 1947-05-01
\ I Y \ J
here 1oGo
hat Io Do

pSfssRS, p ssfssT lss|SS, ssSR W.fdnan Park Hotel
Tanning Of the shrey," shakespsarean
ebSsss a sFaoa
Spring dramatic festival auspices
s:tsT osoct tnns nss, in S.aanh Sa51ta
Three ene-aet plays: Heart of 81
presented Students Of Hsh
sS at ss sass ana a 'hs hs.as ssoo ...es sss
NV.
FLOWER MART.
Cathedral grounds. open IL am. to 8
MUSIC.
club spns
Navy Band concert. Water Gate. $50
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
between Seventh and Eighth streets NV.
sRToush Saturdays and 1:so 70 : Pm.
throush World War n. thrSush May.
Public Library OF the District OF Co
NV. open Mondays throush Saturdays
sor.s4sr s t9 tbreurR Rm; Nav passels BY Herbert
united Nstioas Club 81 Ar i7o1 SHn11 t. as
street NV. open IL noon to pm. daily
Recent sxa15s, p.1 ppsintinrs by Alice Aeheson'
Fish and wildlifs Service. under main
lobby in & Commerce DepartmMspWt W Building; I.n
e ana aa hsTeeii Display Of oRfn
and fresh water nsh, for indefinite period.
Library of Congress, open am. to 10
days; original Lacock Abbey copy Of the
Magma Carta, on loan from the The British M
for an indefinite period; manuscript of
Lincoln's three-page autobiography" for
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street and
Constitution avenue NV. open 10 am. to
pm. weekdays and to 10 pm. Sun
BY Paul Gauguin and Edward MUNICH
Watkins Gallery. on American, univsr-
aaifBaef aails PAIN nss M 0Psn ss
turing contemporary art trends through
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and
Of HseyaEd nDsn n7qs 70
4 pm. Tuesdays through Saturdays, and
g to pm. sundays; collection Of early
CnTl6LlaQ ana oyIaUbiIc 6It, acn
objects added during the war, for an
indefinite period.
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and New York avenue NV, open
noon to 4:30 pm. Monday, 10 am. to 4:30
pm. Tuesdays through Fridays, an. to
4:30 pm. Saturdays and to 5 pm. Sum-
days; goth biennial exhibition Of contem-
porary American oil paintings, through
May II, and informal exhibit of water
colors by artists of Washington and vicin-
ity, through today.
FOR sERyICEMEN.
Quoits. baseball. volley ball and bad
minton, 8 O'Clock tonight, USO Club, 1911
street NV.
Dance with Rhythm Makers Band, $50
O'Clock tonight. NCCS-USO, 91S Tenth
street NV.
Arts and crafts. s O'Clock, and dance,
teenth and K streets NV.
Ping pong, games, s o'clock tonight,
USO Club, SOL Pennsylvania avenue NV.
For officers: Dance with records, host
esses, o'clock tonight. Ofhcers Service
Club of the United Nations. 1914 Twenty
f1rst street NV
Evening star., 1947-05-01
Brownsville Hospital
Head Ends Lonq Service
By the Assoeioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, May 1-Dr. Robert
IP. Winterode, superintendent of
Brownsville State Hospital since its
founding in 1910, retired today,
leaving the institution for the care
of Negro insane as a monument to
his lifetime work.
In State medical service for 46
years, DR.. Winterode pioneered in
modern techniques for the treat
ment of mental patients and was
the prime mover in expanding the
hospital from small frame build
ing to II buildings that accommo-
date 1850 patients,
Evening star., 1947-05-01
'"I Lost 81 POUNDS"
:. New esndy Plal
Sims Down Fiavre

Mrs D. N. Hawkin, Texas says:
Once / weighed l7olbs. Nov iIg
lbs. Lost weight and inches with
delicious AYDS Vitamin Candy
Reducing Plan" Your experience
may Or may not be the same but
~ this easier reducing plan. Very
Fn1t Box Must Show Results o.
Money Back.
In clinical tests, conducted by
medica doetnrs. more than
~ pefsons lost l< 70 rs
pCands avsra6s in . few
Nphs With the AYDS vita.
nh hCsndy Rsdscins Plan.
~ s1eFciss. No drusa. No lsxn-
nSM: :Yos don'teut oatary meais.
oeRV21ea, pof1toea. mezfn oY bsstfsv
Evening star., 1947-05-01

-ya re- cut them down Simple vhen you
en5oy deasesoue AYDS yitzmin Candy a d.
reeted. Absolutely harmleaa 30 Days suppiy
Now you can get Ayds at all leading
Drug counters In the District. Tear out
this ad as 4 reminder.
Evening star., 1947-05-01
STATIONERY VALUES
YOUNG ACCESSORIES

Were NOW
4 Sold coored Link Bracelets - 5e5 1856
Gold ond Silver CoIored Chain
Necklaces ------------- 5e5 1.ss"
3 Ankle Brocelets--- 90 2se"
Shoulder Boes, cotton felt 3.95 l.ss"
Simulated Leather Alligator
Groin Handbags 3e5 1893
"a Novelty LopeI Pins------- 79e 4se"
PLUS 2oeo Federal Tar
LANSBURGHS-Young Accessories
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-05-01
MEMS FURNISHINGS

2z-s.s5 Washable Cotton Bosketxeevs Robes,
cream background with small dots. Sizes snnotI
and medium only. Now
eo-z.z5 and $50 Mems Fomou. Make Sweet
Shirts In cotton, white or noize. Medium large
large only.
23o-z.69 Fomous Moke Swim Trunks, boxer
style. built-in support solid coIors. Broken sizes
80 to 36. Now sse
le-1.oo Fomous Make Leather Belts. broken
s25-e5e Mems 5o6 Cotton, so9a Wool AnkIst
Sports Hose. Solid colors, white, blue, ton, n,oize
Sizes lOR to Z. Now 35e, ; for 100
7e-I.oo EIosti-sIos Tobacco Pouches. Upper
closing, brown or black. kow-Ass
ALSO Famous Meks Leoshsr Money Bslss.
Conceded Upper for identification ond bills
Broken sizes, 30 to AZ.
2o-5.o5 to 7.5o Mems AII-wooI Puovsr Sweet
ers, crew or Vneck, solid eoors in red only. Broken
sizes 3o TO As.
74-2.oo Mems Short Sleeve Crew Neck shirts,
cotton knit. Horizontal stripes, small, medium,
loree. Now 7oe
l4o-z.5o to 500 Men. AII-siIk Nsekweer.
Paisley or oIl-over desiens-o wide selection of
potterns.
III 75e Cotton Shorts. Gripper fasteners, eloste
sides. Sizes 81 to "a oniy----------ko Now z9s
LANSBURGFS-Men's Fuynishtnss
Street Floor
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31

Clevenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy VanAtta
attended children's service at
Mt. Zion Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson,
Mrs. Whit Cunningham and Mrs.
Rose Parrott spent Monday after
noon in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clevenger
was called to Woodstock last
Thursday because of the serious
illness of the latters brother in
law, Hurley Bates, reported no
better.
Mrs. Alva VanAtta and three
daughters, Patsy, Linda, and
Sweann, of Oak Harbor; Miss
Phyllis LePage, of Cardington;
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller, of
Lindsy, were Monday dinner
guests of the formers father and
mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
VanAtta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Neal, of
Redwood, Mrs. Edwin Macken
and two sons. Rodney and Roger,
, of near Ostrander, were Friday
/ visitors of Mrs. Macken's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer Hill and
family, of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill, and Mrs. Blain
Clevenger were Sunday dinner
guests of Mrs. Laura Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peacock
and Mrs. Blain Clevenger, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clevenger, and
Mr.. James Clevenger and family
attended the Wells reunion last
Sunday at Claiborne.
Mrs. Whit Cunningham was
hostess, with assisting hostess,
Mrs. John Clevenger and Mrs.
Frank Hull, to the Alicia Sun
day school class, Thursday the
oath. Twenty three were present
and several children. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Emma Robinson, open
ed the meeting. Mrs. Mabel Elliott
was in charge of the devotionalS.
, Plans were made for the annual
Sunday school picnic Time and
place will be announced later.
Election of officers was turned in
by nominating committee, Mrs.
Emma Robinson, president; Mrs.
Flo Hill, secretary; Mrs. Milly
Goree, treasurer. Ice cream and
cake and coffee was served by
hoSteSSeS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
Milford Center News

ding will take place Aug. l6.
Mrs. Fred Neer will entertain
the Hi Jinx card club Wednes-
day evening July 80 at Barney's
Inn, Fountaine park.
Mrs. Carroll Polling is quite ill
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Bertha Elliott.
The National Methodist Rural
Life Conference called by the
Council of Bishops is in session
beginning Tuesday, July 20, 1890
a. m. in Lincoln Nebraska. j. M.
Gambill of the Milford Center
Methodist Church, left Monday
morning with Rev. Ed Brewster
and John Elwood, of Redwood.
They will arrive in Lincoln Tues
day morning for registration. This
conference will have as speakers
such men as the Hon. Clinte P.
Anderson, secretary, of agriculture,
Bishops William c. Martin, A.
Frank Smith; DR.. Hugh Hammond
Bennett, chief-of soil conservation
service, u. S. Dept. of Agriculture;
Dir. Arthur Wentworth Hewitt,
Northfield, Vermont; DR.. Roy l..
Smith, Editor, Christian Advocate;
and Mrs. j. D. Braggs, president
w. S. c., with many other men
who have distinguished them
selves in the ministry of the rural
church. The conference will close
Thursday evening.
Around sixty-five attended the
church school worship service and
a bountiful picnic dinner Sunday
at Darby Wilds. A song service
was conducted by Miss Marie
Gambill and a short talk by the
Rev. j. M. Gambill, Mrs. Clanle
Mathers, of Unionville Center,
had charge of the children's
session in the forenoon
Mr.. Frank Greeneisen, agr l.
cultural extension agent of Union
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
IRWIN
MRS. MILTON PETERS

Mrs. Pearl Tway and Miss Mae
Miller, of Andersonville, Ind,
were supepr guests of their cou-
sins, the Misses Clara and Agnes
Miller, Saturday night.
Mrs. Eva Sewelh>is a patient OF
White Cross hospital, Columbus
She underwent an operation last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peters, OF
Urbana, were dinner guests Tues
day of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Milt. Peters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Prince and daughter
Paulette, of billiards, were their
dinner guests, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Gorton and daughter
Helen, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Mary Thomas and Miss
Helen Downer, of Plain City.
Mr.. Frank McIntire and Mr.
Sharon Bennett started for Geor-
gia, Friday to get two truck loads
of peaches.
The children and grandchildren
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edd German
came Saturday and Sunday fol
one of their enjoyable family get
togetherS.
Mr.. Scott Castle and family
! of Columbus, spent Saturday with
his mother, Mrs. Grace Boggs.
Mrs. Ethel Pfarr, of Marysville
was Sunday dinner guest of hel
mother, Mrs. Martha Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith, son
Paul and daughter, Judy, OF
Worthington, called on the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Spain, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson anC
baby son have moved from the
! Arnold home to home near st
Paris.
Mr.. Albert Smith, of Elyria
spent the weekend here with
his wife, Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mr.. Lawrence Pullins has hi!
work shop almost completed. Hi:
family expects to live there unit
he gets their new home built.
Mrs. Verne Snodgrass, of neal
Cincinnati, visited several day;
last week with her sister-inlav
Mrs. Anna Scott.
The Church bell still rings eacl
! Sabbath at $50 "a. m. calling fol
all who can to come and worship
their God. We have been having
some very fine sermons by oul
pastor, Rev. Gambill. Plan to at
/ tend these services and the Sab
bath School which follows.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARysvnLE. OHIO

Camp Libbey, near Defiance, Ohio
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John DeVoss
and daughter, Helen, and son
John Dickey. She was accompian-
ed back to Camp by her parents
Mr., and Mrs. Dana Peters, OF
Columbus were calling on old
friends here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Brake
daughter, Joan, and Mr.. John
Grassland, of Columbus, were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Brake.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clegg
son, Jimmie, and Mr.. Milt Holt
left Friday morning for two
weeks vacation and fishing trip
in Canada.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
.
BY MRS. ]. GUY Van Alta

Mrs. Jennie Turner returned to
her home from the San Antonio
hospital, Kenton, on Thursday.
Her condition is fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, were
host and hoSteSseS to the Hall
reunion, at their home last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deemas eleven
ger and family were supper
guests Sunday of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
BY MRS. MARTHA KIMBALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Ingram are
announcing the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Ada Ingram,
of 800 Oak ST., Columbus, to
Charles Clark, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles D. Clark, of Arcadia,
New York. Miss Ingram is a
graduate of the Union Rural school
and Grant hospital School of nurs-
ing. Mr.. Clark attended Sampson
college at Sampson, New York
and is associated with Borden's
Inc, at Arcadia, NJ. Y. The we'd
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31
GEOMETRY? Ugh! But here
It means Extra Comfort

TS' eN' 'oke turns without swine =,
ms means more eomfo,, % ,~oy'
'o"sOe every mile you ,roveL Coz. u .e .s IS
70 'ne Geometry Of Buick f,on, '"of
suspension. '''n'- wheel
ne, me wheels ore designed - .,
s"shf'y o" evrves--the inside po"k
'olns degree or Two sbo,nsr ,s wn"a'
u", s one. And they're hume :,
eush;a, ,'o' ' ,ef, them give sigi.iy 70
30 GOOD Buick frontwhee, so,,,;.
100 Tor men who know sui,k e
"'ee' action who hove a'':' -
sp approved checking csvipmen,N~,n
"eve OF hond any needed sviek-o~' 0
neered purts. '"'ek-ens'-
"0'"er example of why Ey;,L
Ps 6"'eks best Whatbe, ~.
"se' o"snmen' or any other o,,er,;ou ~
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31

TTOw'S that Buick sweetheart of
IL IL yours? Still giving out with
that eager Fireball power surge
at a toe-touch? Still answering
every light finger-touch on the
wheel?
Most likely you'll answer, Its
doing very nicely, thank you" But
years have way of whiting
away at performance-sometim
SO slowly you don't notice it.
So you can be in for a whopping
surprise.
Just wheel your car into our shop
and treat it to some real Buick
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-07-31

care.tThe kind that comes from
men who are truly fond of Bucks
= who know what they can do and
like to bring out all their oomph
and 60.
Let these men of ours test and
tune your Buick with their special
Buick tools. Let them replace any
thing that's worn with the right
Buick-enGineered part. Then,
ZiNG, back comes the swing to
your sweetheart.
Job for job, Buick car care costs
no more than ordinary service.
So, what's to lose? Come in to us
whether it's for a tune.up,
major or minor repair or
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ATTENTION!
COSTUME PARTY!

On Friday, October 10th, a
Costume Party will be given for
all children members of Branch |
and 4 and their friends at the
West Side Sachsenheim starting
promptly at 7 80 p. m. There will
be music for dancing, favors will
be given out, nice refreshments
will be served and movies will be
shown. The movies will start
promptly at 8 p. m. SO be on time
There will b a slight admission
charge of lOc per person for non
members and adults but don't let
this keep you away from having
a good time. Let's go kids, this is
another party for you so try your
best to attend.
Juniors Committee
Branches | and 4.