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flower? Alan Devoe tells how animals
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pathy that passes human understanding.
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Marriage eontrol-Instsad Of dkores.
AtStephens College, Mo, eounsellors ad-
wise couples on their chances for happiness
BEFORE they wed. Gretta Palmer re-
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in advance marriage won't succeed.
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Richard Hughes vivid novel is the story
of what happened to the crew Of the
Avehimedes as it rolled battered and
helpless in the Caribbean.
a new test for early cancer promises
to detect internal cancers at an early
still eurable-staRe. How biochemists
accidentally discovered what may be 'the
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seleefed from leading magazines and current
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Evening star., 1947-07-28

income about sil4, on $4,000 a year
about $640 and on a combined in
come of $4,000 a year more than
$3.50.
Release by North American Newspaper
AIHopee
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Japanese TKiuL bY Ordeal

Early travellers to Japan reported
that in trials for theft piece of
red-hot metal was placed in the
hand of the accused. who then threw
1t away. If his hand was unburned,
he was adjudged innocent.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VIOLIN, cost s24o; sell to student. Ssb.
RRXsHiEskhsS VA s. - HImmediat. delivery; brand
ARD TIRE 4 BATTERY Co. 10th and =
IS; ne, Open every eve. till pm. Ii.
ss;;i Washers. Ef apt. size. capacity 8 gallon.
Tssuirsd j ol5sxl5"xsos ] hish u MALoNEYss; saAIS
WAsHiNG VAS ING MACHINE. Just oyerhsuled, new
rollers; also laundry tubs and stand. ord
waI W2saiSG sisei MACHINE, Easy. .pindrSer.
portable; ideal for diapers; guaranteed.
Tai WAsHiSG RGSeyilIf M.CaiSE sa Westinghouse sss
Woodley 492l. call between am. and
WASHING 4 piHi MACHINE. Thor. wrlnser-typ..
Psa.issaaii P%asaiSS sGnd NSea1NE SSa asytas. excellent
condition, SIS, Ho, 1888. s.
as aa esse
suitable for ofices. shops. stores, churches
ssHms snd eHfs TRE aaS coy
ION pm and asa IS nf Ii 9sptspP every eve TN
WATER HEATER. one one ss.,s. 6ssgal; Hotpoint
able. Cali oI 1929. 1908 L st. NV. IS
WATER HEATERS. 42-sal.. twin element. lem
nationally famous water heaters; Se9; 80;
s. Il - sSE sP AssgsiPt s,ssf
TER, Sl4 10th St. MA, ss72
WATER HEATERS, gas, electric, all etLes.
Water Heater Specialists for 80 year
ESpers installation JOHN Sc g WEBSTER wE5s
WATER HEATERS = Immediate delivery
xae, hisss ,GHsst rSs R5se' and sfs
CO., 10th and sts. ne. Open every
eve. till pm Ii. 1888. Ii, sf4l.
WHEELCHAIR. new $40, Call pu. 1918
2 PAINTED CORNER CABINETS for dn-
ing rm.: $50 pair. Call WO 003l >
SURPLUS used Govt. materials, 1900 Jef.
Davis hwy, AElington. and 81 Va. ave.
ONE MiD6LE-sizE Iron Fireman stoker.
splendid condition; price. $3.50. W. P.
HAWKINS, phone 1871, La Plata, Md. 3,
AVAILABLE fixtures, wall shelving, wall
counters, aoor counters. Ave and ten eQun-
tiers; suitable for 5 and 10 or hardware
-
Evening star., 1947-09-04
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cent

HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cent
eslI ealRIH5sTEEpRsDaF" TR' 15ze small Jobs v.pt'd s
COMPLETE COMP .Ia ROME rsnodsling. e,srpsntry.
G. I; PIERCE, District 5000. @,
chain link. Immediate erection. carpsn-
Try. concrete york. Terms. M. W. FENCE
FiooR FLO s4RVfcE-Nothing but tn. best
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par.
iSo n soETSzSJToRs INc.. isis Wissoa:
HEATING-on furnaces and oil burners,
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup: ex-
CO. 'fs gay aVs SsEVi eE
aoSreaEATHNG aSssi III, a3sSi ExrERrs-warm air.
estimates without Obligation. OR. 4ss9
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
ing, siding. guttering. painting. paperins;
call WA. s4s6. days or evenings.
KITCHENS MopERNIzED. fGor to ceiling
We feature nd 1sev the sEs
Worn linoleum, sink tops permanently re;
placed: general improvements. MODERN
ofH 69ME EGESEks. GRi e: saiH sai7 PER wEEk-com-
year. Have our engineer call upon you at
your convenience for a free survey and
estimate; Call SOLAR on BURNER co,
PAINTING AND PApERlNG. floor SANDING
guar. work; est 1895. GILBERT 4
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows. con-
crete porches we repair or replace any
part Of the house; no money down, pay
@shs essimats s' ss sT n Mr. % sSRD sfl Taylor
STONE AND BRICK BUnDERs-cement
contracting and general repairs Of all
kinds; free estimates. JERRY RUBINO q
ALBERTO CONTI FIR. 6O3l or HI 1882.
STOP RUST, MILDEw. MOLD due to high
humidity. Keep air dry automatically
with Dryomatic,. Easy to install. Nov
available. For details call ME. 0S62.
wATERPRooFING, basement and exte-
rior walls; all work guaranteed. ROBERT
susiNEss s siEhGN MIRsoRasasksTY MsoRasass and home owners.
spracrete decorates. and waterproofs ex-
Comes in several eolors: hardens to =
stone-like finish; will not chip or peel peel On z;
For estimates. call RICHARD LINDSAY
CO., DE. 3401. After pm. call on
NEED ADDITIONAL sleeping rooms' Your
attic can be converted into attractive rooms
Immediately; cash is not required: easy
terms arranged. Call RE 3459 for estimate
Evening star., 1947-09-04
FARM snd GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACToRs-Whatevsr your 3oS
LoNEY's. 5sIsy NC siSs osorEia ave. sH.
GOT GOT A. HOUSE, Yoq van. . home,
best In Isndscaping, lawn tree and shrub
TiRAcToR-John pesrs ., used yr.
Excel shape with prrpsos ,S,on Dlos; ssgs sS5s
ETs .ns 4s .ss 10
sDFssdw h 55ssk pLpaS pHSfs WI S21 1ars
JOHN BuRDoyT;. cOlesvilis. Nd. CAL
ko9TFSrrLaeRRs ks9FSn iMeR S9so How AvanABLE-Ths
soIr sresn semonstra.!on. aSsH {, scHLEdEL GOLDEN.
llg Carroll ST.. Takoma PARK 2
hIeASNpsCnPE Ian sEavicE. soddlns. seeding,
1radinT and pruning; lawns renovated. 500
and topsoll delivered; no JOB too .msh'
AIasHhn MasTnE. ssl ssl rots.a; $3.50 . p. 10 bu !"
PERMANENT GRAss-velyety, den;s an. ana
xreen can be quickly obtained A. thit pSi
ticuiar season. Leading authoIilss M niso5y -
advocate nSs ths spss. ysss SEED and
nrassr,snced gardeners guarantee you satis-
ssctory results. Yey. Holly, BOZ ASsleas'
hamboo. fowerinR shrubs, nsdss. Iosss'
iarTsst and best supply AZ ypes mn' ,sn
wondersro: toD sou, ,s.d ss9e'wS when n need oi
tot .ou, nopI outdoor hreplsces. walks. vslIa'
s,.ns teTracss, porchss. drtVeWsys Isnce-
,.tfnrs ruttering. drainsgs vaterptooin~
rsil III @225 for free sstlmeLe: -
(continued on Next Pssso
Evening star., 1947-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera. darkroom
or movie outfit: largest selection OF cam
sure meters, hash guns. carrying cases.
range finders. films, color films. photo
more items We buy and trade. See us!
BRENNER PHOTO Co.. gag Pa. ave. nv.
Opp. Justice Dept, Catalog freeI RE. 24sz.
trumpets, eornets. drum sets. guitars, ETC..
at low PRICES. Phone Nj, Jones at N: ns:.
tionaI 1928. JORDAN PIANO Co. lQ1b
ACcoRDioN. white, soprsni ssptimio, 12o
bass with 10 shifts. This accordion 70
AcCoRDIoNs. best In quality, at the low
st. NV. co. o222 and RA. 1927. 10
ADDSG MAC MAcHiHE; sss,.phs cash drawer
ADDING MACHINE, r.. c. Allen; National
cash register, gas stove, sink almost new,
e-ft. wide. glass shelves, bread and eake
counter; all for $3.50. GL. 1885. OK. 476l'
10
Evening star., 1947-09-04
FURNITURE OF 3-RM. APT. for sale;
ant. may be available. Phone VI. b595

EuRNTuREssss uD to ,d,s so beds Sn al .taso
eouehss. bedroom. living room and dinette
sgss' Hs RWN Sss Y CO. ssfeHs EASY
ssaps sn..s odd ns pees.
FURSAeE. !AmGs eisnIi Ixmericsn ssd!a.or Red yl..h
barsain, h,-wh;. coal sooe eond'' heats
FdFRSlrtKE FRS 8sz7 barssin i4f .atirs :a
FSuGiRsNiTUREwModern FUR walnut. twin water
s1 ssd59GId 3 snd ss5 ss' Sed ad
$50; walnut secy,, sbb. kneehole desks,
ssa s3s 2pe; ~, room suite dts 1n see; loungss
sacn S. s1o III SIS @ go: chests sio so; s-piscs
walnut modern bedroom suite; s. Sss; saG, miscsi-
FIsUnsSifukErurnishns IsnsSHii ni ~ fivins and bed
loom apt. including enrtains dis1es. eGos
$500. Ext. lie. after $50 pm. 81
Pfss 81 oSe s Ro1 r as .st sta. tables
lamps rug rugs oRiy sstg 9 mos, old MI. 2ao3s, .
e sf5 81. s.s: e SIS 'ss %
ass. asa dJssss'' ssy i.sseusSs x e A 'aa e.
FEhSiftEE.s,D,ses. .iy. rg; su.:s; $3.50;
FURNTTURE-3 complete rooms including
Chairs. Phone Hobart se4o or come 70
2s0s s3gs ,,1IsRI9p 1ssh9p y. 9w; basement Apt g.
table; 4 chairs; 2 arm chairs. sideboard.
ali mshoeany; secretary. sofa with slip
cover. occasional chair. overstuned
lamp, table lamp, oxf2 rus and pad
single bed with spring. 2 mattresses;
moving to smaller house. TE. se24; -
mahogany dining room suite. Mason &
Hamlfn upright mahosany piano; library
ta,nisHIso hr s.so either mise household articles
Evening star., 1947-09-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry. plumb
Ing. plastering, painting. etc; free esti-
RssmiiiroN sssii q @Sasz eosTRHciNo aVsrNo to re-
ADDITIONS. concrete; cement ,so' sork' foot
retaining walls, old and new work. C,
bi abbffioNs. PoRCHEs, GARAGES. Re.
pairins, remodelins. comm. or residential
ssSS!s SogNe 'q'r' fos free sssimsts. n: $sss;
anL BRANCHES of home construction,
moderniging and repair, Sept special, 12'
by IA. one-rm addition. frame construc-
ton with select oak oorS Plastsrsdo ED walls
S3a monthly: decorating and heating addi-
tional. Phi, W1KIN- MAY CONSTRUC-
IL XsIf s5 TsssO1ssls prices; 81 FAIRFAX s1I
hpsPHHaIf psPHHI cgR gpRivEwASs EmxSSa prsysss SO roads.
country roads and parking areas. Cali dL.
sgas HrSSWg ssryiss; trss estimate aTsa.
fad find.: nas very rsssonsbIe. aas 0i aA s soss Of
CARPENTEI REPAIRs-screens made 70
order, psinsing,s brick and stone work. work.
Ss5AsfsSrEs s5tsisEsr Esai0cco 0ccoSSsTGssAcron SSsGs porch..
steps, asbestos and insplbrick siding: re-
Yra., Nuvood and celotex or kpotty- pine
plankinE; hnancina arranged. Ewes, FF.
ftssMtisT tssMsti F WoEK. VI kSss s,on. WALL. s.sston. S
serracss. vsiks, chimneys, hrsplsees, C.
ment driveways, porches. retaining walls.
GARcUCCIO Rte 4. Hornsr. Jane, Rock
vile, Nd. Phone Rockville a5ss. III
Evening star., 1947-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

PIANOS FOR RENT New and slightly
used consoles and Spinets; money paid as
rental applies, on purchase price 4 you
decide to buy later Gup to month limit;
CO, 10l5 7th st. NV. Dust above the
Iibrary) S
Evening star., 1947-09-04

COLORED RESTAURANT and liquor IL
verted to colored: owner will sell and givc
long lease to responsible party: reasonable
price. terms arranged: by appointment
Evening star., 1947-09-04

RIDGE REALTY OFFEHS:
mixed trade: good location; only S12 200
l0es ssGss dons I'm $685. $500 per vk
fine equipment; mostly white trade; living
quarters: good lease and priced most
sttractively.
Resta restaurant for a
nrst-rate restaurant man; superb loca-
Grocery; doing Si,lo9 , per ,;: wk; mi1:d als:s
ynf snd prissd rsh
RIDGE REALTY CO., 1913 Vermont ave.
RE. 1878; after 8 and on Sat. AD. 1898.
THREE GOOD REsTAURANTs-Num
l, vicinity main post once. No. Capitol St.
Number 2. located at 18th and Columbia
I'd nv, sl7'2oooi,, u.,a,t, Nd xA7xo
Cali Mrs. Penny" at RE b224 or RA.
$500, for detailed Information. PENNY"
APOSTOLIDES REALTY CO., Columbian
BLDG. 416 9TH st. NV. IS
COLORED RESTAURANT and liquor IL
cense this is an excellent spot to be con-
verted c0l0Fed. OVneY will sell and give
Evening star., 1947-09-04

ana used. Gas. Kerosene.
electric. Lge. stock and
'TOVE CO., l0ll 7th st.
Evening star., 1947-09-04

ice ice TWin: recently oysrhsui.d; plenty Of
P9Sss PTososxArn sas LII Ii sssa seian
saS .6nns 10easE sns spSiS5 sh;se. sh;s,
MseEscss1iRIc sesssi sHoP. zsot Mass ave. NV
sss!s n al sss finn pset p.ss
sa4 81 '.ss-'oss asysE lttssSaS tsssasa
eseb s in sH ssfmsts5, sis5, so's'l0n capacity $40
PIANosMWhy pay high prices ioi,. for used ed
console for usually only a very little more?
%s.itssf E'shs5 ivsI, fea Fss%.
Republic e212. KiTTs, 1880 6 st. NV.
63ia il you are interested in slightly
used spinst ,I, Sr .,;.o console; Lautsr S346i
others. kirTs. 1856 & St. t. NV. (middle
P1ANoswss Fl n' sur. and Sc. our selection Of
makes @ PETE ss knsbe, wuriitaer M @ fischer. Estsy
Iyers & Pond, Poole, Starr. Weber, jam
psno sf etc. pson. fas Rs1uS sss's sia
PIANO - Bald n-made Acrosonic spin.t
console. apartment.sise upright MODELS
oak prima vera and ebony nnish. See ard
hear these outstanding instruments; trade
ins accepted: easy terms. Exclusive at
HUGO WoRcH, s2b @ NV. Dependable
riSSo' rls 10 sssss,s size. grand LAut.r $500,
PIANosGThe Jordan P,sno Co.. 1918 7th
ST. NV, can save you money. on your piano
Lester. Story 4 Clark, Winter. Geo: stesk.
Marshall & Wendell and others; easy
tional 1923. JORDAN PIANO CO, 1918
7th st. NV. Gust above the Library. IS
PIANOS-H you are looking for Q value in
b slightly used spinet or console, phone
Mr.. Purcell at National 1928. JORDAN
pIANo Co, 1o16 7th st. NV. dust above
PfANos.We have several real values in
sash Ses q a..on a.m sis
W. ssfs saas sd yospSs 'SNo CO.
PIANosEror only $50 down We win de-
liver brand-new Lester Betsy Ross spiuet
to your home: the balance can be paid on
long, easy terms. Phone National 3223.
JORDAN PIANO CO. 1Qlb 7th at, n.v-6
PIANOs-We have the largest selection Of
rebuilt pianes in the city; an Of our pianos
piano ggarantss; our 10y rent and over
makes It possible for US to give you a better
piano for q lot less money: credit terms
PIANO, Erankiin upright: very good con-
Evening star., 1947-09-04

SIX ~. all freauencies,
with Jensen de luxe con-
ker; 1925; 2 mos, old.
wa R-OC a
Evening star., 1947-09-04

isss sps tGqi IL ssiysssd Al ad6 Co.
thssnF tSn sFoona a41 sSea
mse. lash speeis sss
sGh SS lsaG MsGa 'ss new CID shd oss
ssSa sSsisssSs as!s sna asss Ssn!IsS1th I ave ss
demolition OF Wave ouarters D. Mass,
Lumber. plumbing f,xtures. asbestos siding,
Su stees' sIas; pIpe, % %sotlss., Dlsstsleesrs s
sa. It.; rock wool mineral surfaced hbsr-
So ~ .s.; mn N G. " pine i n, step DA sresd. a0 and
risers, IRE escapes, steel beams, mess.hell
hundreds, Of other items. Complete bar
Thss; Sssans; Tor nee zee R 9cs $50 pen
81 stu.fipaisa INC haxIlssasigxLs hxlsnixLs ., all kinds. ne.
snA u:sa, HIcarNoES co, Z stores, oPss oS
sti ass N MATER1swrsefins K s nf Sld
random width flooring, msnties and trim
plumbing ri fixtures, doors windows. radia-
tors. steel bsn't, windows, cast iron pipe
and httings; concrete wire mesh. building
WRscK1Nd pagfs AZ ef1sfd sGpfNo 5f ri sF CT
4002 MINI. ave. ne. at Bennfng rd LII.
CADET UNIFORMS and capes. St. johns
and Washington Lee, excellent condition;
must sell, overstocked; bargain prices
Also full line new accessories. KOPERWAS
svsninEs. Can bx. 25s4 q
CAMERA. need an enIarser7 All makes:
cMRgH a nfdsi ExeaANE az 1aS NJ s1s NV
CAMERAS and equipment repaired; a
CHANGE.. l4l0 New York ave. NV
CAMERAS - Leica, Contax. Rolleiflex.
speed Graphics for sale. eOMMERS CAM
ERA EXCHANGE, 14l0 New York ave. NV.
CAMERA. Rolliehex Standard, 3.s zeiss
Tssssr With GE exposure meter: complete
CAMERAs-Ansco and Eastman color sln,
In stock. soMMER.s CAMERA Ex-
GRANGE, 141O New York ave. NV.
CAMERA. Anniversary Speed Graphic as,
perfect professional equipment; f4.b coated
Kodak. Anas mod, EY. sol. nash with ex-
tensions and booster for multihash
matched custom eases, holders. hlterS.
pola screen, HOLLYWOOD shade; $500, bar
gain IRVINE, OV. 1854. 5s
CAMEAAS--Many types avail, simplest tc
finest; movie cameras. projectors, new and
used fully guar: trade-ins' iayGest stock
finest MIN develop; own repair shop
Evening star., 1947-09-04

RE FIXTURES-Refrigera-
grinder, slicing machine,
scales; reas. rR. 0g63.
Evening star., 1947-09-04

consoles, treadles; some like new: all guar
house. Rouse Western Western Electric, New Homes.
repairing. 2412 18th NV. CO. 3245. -6
SEWING MACHINES. elec. port S3b;
tailor elec., mfg; shoe pstch S45: rentals
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

ken to the hospital Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George attended
the Avalon theatre Sunday.
The attendance at Sunday
school last Sunday was 1l8, which
made an increase in attendance OF
IA.
Mrs. Lola Robinson visited
Mrs. Clarence Sheline Monday
evening.
Mrs. Neal Finley is staying
with her mother the past few
days.
The F. F. A. boys were taken
on project trip by their instruc-
tor, Mr.. Collier. Monday.
The Y. w. c. A. met at the
school house Monday afternoon
at 1870 p. m. to plan for a Moth
er and Daughter banquet.
The movie, God of Creation,
is to be given Thursday evening
at the Methodist church. No
charge for admission but free
will offering will be taken.
Mrs. Opal Daley is teaching
music in Chuckery-Darby school
two days week.
The Book and Needle club met
with Miss Mary Graham Friday
evening. The members answered
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08
Plain City Section :

on Juvenile delinquency" by
Mrs. June Cary. This was the
last meeting of the year.
Mr., and Mrs. Warren Wollan
and family of Columbus spent
last Sunday evening with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Aston Wollam.
Mrs. Earl Runyan and daugh-
ter, Florence Rrouse have return
ed from their California trip.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Lee were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Lee, of Marysville, on
Sunday April 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Curry, OF
Portola, California, are visiting
relatives and friends in Plain City
They were former residents here
several years ago.
Mrs. Laura Conklin entertain
ed her bridge club on Wednes-
day evening, Apr. 30, at her
home in New California. Guests
were Mrs. Jane Bowker, Mrs
Wendle Holycross, and Mrs. Gay
Cary, Prizes were won by Nellie
Fee, Jane Bowker and Gay Cary
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Woodruff,
of Columbus, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
HenniS.
Miss Mary Fairbanke and Mrs.
Hester Rowland attended the
meeting of the Harmon club at
the home of Mrs. Arnet Harbage.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor spent We'd
nesday afternoon in Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sheehan
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Sheehan,
of Pittsburg, Pa, have been re-
cent guests of their father, Mr..
Sim Sheehan, and sister, Miss
Anne Shhehan.
The many friends of Mrs. Cep-
has Atkinoon are pleased to know
she is improving after an oper-
alton at Mt. Carmel hospital.
Mr.. Olive B. Feather has re-
turned after spending several
weeks in Gary, Ind, with her
daughter, Miss Bess Feather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Davis have
moved in their new home on
Chillicothe st.
James Botkin and Harold
Hosteller spent the weekend in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Chapman
and Mr.. Hubert Fry, OF Delaware.
spent Friday afternoon with Miss
Mary Fairbanks.
Mary Angeline Lucas, little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Lucas, underwent a tonsil oper-
alton last week
Mrs. Pearl Dillon, who was
operated on last week at Grant
hospital, is reported getting along
nicely. Her many friends in Plain
City are glad to hear that she
will soon be home.
Mrs. James Lombard is pat
lent in st. Francis hospital,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chapman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cline LoOmis
were Sunday afternoon guests of
Mrs. Clyde McKirgan and daugh-
ter, Marietta.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08
BY MRS. E. C. JACKSON

A very pleasant birthday anni-
versary was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Bushong,
on Sunday, it being Mr. Bus
hong's birthday. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bushong,
MIR. and Mrs. Burnis .Bushong and
son, Walter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ker-
nit Bushong and sons, Teddy
and Danny, Mrs. E. c. Jackson,
Mrs. Mary Jackson and daugh-
ters, Rosemary, and Charlene. A
fine dinner was served and the
day spent in social way.
Mrs. Martin was a supper guest
recently of Mrs. blackwell.
Mrs. Forsythe was in Marys-
vile on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Courier and Mrs.
Jackson spent Monday afternoon
in Kenton.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith attended
the w. B. Ladies, of Peoria, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd. Dempsey are
announcing the birth of a new
grandson, who arrived at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cot
trill, of Marion. He has been
named Terry Lee.
Rev. Hinkle reports very
interesting revival at N. Lewis
burg with several converted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welshimer pur-
chased the Hope Davis property,
and moved in this week. We
welcome them to our town.
On Sunday, April 27, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Thompson had for
guests in their home Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Eddy, of near Pharis-
burg.
Mrs. Edd Thompson called on
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-08

Plain City Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCarty,
of Marysville announce the birth
of a daughter at White Cross
Hospital Columbus on April %.
Mrs. McCarty was the former
Doris Prince, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Prince of billiards,
Otto Stoll, of Columbus, spent
Friday evening with his father,
C. w. tStoll-
Mrs. Simon SchatZ was the
weekend guests of her sonin-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Lowry, in Columbus.
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Mrs. Forsythe Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Smith and
family, of near Urbana, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Hoagland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson
motored to Springfield on Sun
day afternoon and visited the
Nursery there.
Mrs. Jackson called on Mrs.
Jane Morse, Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Bowersmith, who
has been confined to her bed
with illness for nearly two weeks,
is slowly improving, being able
to sit up in bed some. Heb sister,
Mrs. Brinnon, of Columbus has
been helping care for her but
returned tn her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bibber, of
Columbus, spent from Sunday
noon till Monday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Clutter
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Lockwood
called at Mr. Cutters home Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Pearson have
been attending revival services
at North Lewisburg the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Burroughs
spent Saturday afternoon in Mar
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bonnette, of
Marion, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Baughn and Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Welch
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Dempsey.
Mothers day will soon be with
us again. Those who have
mothers living can be thankful.
There's no one who can take a
good mothers place
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miller
and baby, who have been making
their home at the home OF MISS
Nina VanSchoyck, are moVlnss
to Columbus this week.
Mrs. S. M. Clover, who mas
been quite ill is improving slowly
at the home of her daughter, MRS.
c. G.. McCann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wetter-
man and Allen and Joan Schock;
of Grove City, and Mr.. and Mrs
Krieger, of Columbus, called on
Mrs. John Wuertz and daughters
Sunday evening.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE. OHIO

roll call to Clever Sayings of
Children. Erna Bailey gave a pa
per on Child Welfare and Opal
Flowers was assisted by Miss
Graham for reading her article
on the subject of Juvenile Delin-
quency. Their next meeting was
scheduled for May l6 but because
of the alumni banquet being on
the same night it was postponed
for a week later to May %, at the
home of Erna Bailey. The roll
call is to be "reminiscences of
School Days. A debate is sched-
uled for that night on the sub
iect, Resolved, that American
Education has Failed in the At