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Evening star., 1947-09-24
Increase to$3,367,64
Sought by Board for
District, Recreation

A big increase in funds to i'm
prove and provide additional leader
ship for Fairgrounds and recreation
centers all over the city has been
asked by the Recreation Board for
the fiscal year starting next July l.
Budget Officer Walter L. Fowler
disclosed late yesterday the board
wants s., ,367, ,641 for the year 1885
compared with the 81, ,282,S41 allowed
by Congress this year. This is an
increase of $2,084, 300.
The bulk of the increase is caused
by request for $2,132 800 to make
the following Improvements in the
play system:
First units of field houses at Tur-
key Thicket and Hillcrest Play
grounds and of a modified field
house at Georgetown Playground.
Shelter Houses.
Shelter houses at Watts Branch
Kalorama, Ridge, Fort Greble, East
Garfield Park and Dakota, Living
ston, Hamilton, Fort Mahan, Fort
Stanton and Fort Chaplin Play
grounds.
Utility buildings at Macomb and
Noyes Fairgrounds.
A gymnasium at Palisades Play
ground.
Alterations to Coolidge High
School so its gymnasium and lockers
can be used for indoor play BY
youngsters attending the Fort Reno
Recreation Center.
Land improvements at Fort
Mahan, Fort Stanton, Parkside
Rose Park, Rudolph, Burroughs
Friendship, Edgewood, Fort Chaplin
Emery, Raymond, Forest Hills, Den.
nison, Powell, Bald Eagle, Watts
Branch, Fort Greble, Noyes
Macomb, Hamilton, Lincoln anc
Langdon Park Fairgrounds; al
Langston, Hillcrest, Taft, Bannekel
and Coolidge Fort Reno) Recrea.
ton Centers, and at the new e. v
Brown Indoor Recreation Center.
All-yesr-round swimming pools al
Taft, Randall and Fort Reno Recre.
alton Centers.
Backlog Projects Included.
These improvements include 6
backlog of projects held up by the
war and cut from the 1867 anc
1918 requests.
In addition to capital improve.
ments, the board has asked for 81
additional permanent employees anc
a $151, $50 increase in the amount
1t can spend on part-time staf1
workers in the summertime.
It wants additional senior recre.
alton directors for the .Anacostia
Kenilworth, Langdon Park, Taft
Burrville, Douglass-Ttvner, Happy
Hollow, Kelly-Miller, Langston, Lin.
coin, Monroe and Rose Park areas
1t wants additional directors a
the Congress Heights, lexington
Dupont Stoddert, Fort Greble, Gal.
linger, Janney, Mcmillan, New Yorl
Avenue, Rosedale, Bundy, Douglass
Turner, Happy Hollow, Howard
Logan, Lovejoy. Shaw, Slowe
Smothers and Syphax areas.
1t also wants money for part-tim'
supervisors for the Langdon Wadint
Pool and six additional showers t,
be used in hot weather, and Gus
todians and leaders to extend opel
hours at school Fairgrounds in tn,
summer and to open additiona
school grounds and supervise art
and crafts work.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
PoIiceS Strength
|BeIowAverage
Here,FB|Says
Deficiency Will Hold
Even if Vacancies Are
Filled, Report Shows

Washington has less police
protection, on manpower basis.
than the average of the Nation'ss
large cities, a study of the SEMI
annual summary of Federal Bu-'
reau of Investigation uniform
crime reports shows. .
The strength OF the Capital force
compares even less favorably with
the average metropolitan centers
in the East, according to the
summary.
This situation would prevail even
II the approximately 100 vacancies
for policemen here were filled, it
reveals.
This is the picture obtained from
police personnel figures in the re-
port, made public last Saturday:
The national average for polics
departments in cities of more than
250,000 population is stated to be
2.23 persons engaged in police work
for each 1000 of population.
| Eastern averages.
For such cities in the States of
New York, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania (the Middle Atlantic group in
the FBI summary, the rate is 2,41
per 1000.
The South Atlantic group, COM
prising the District, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Delaware, the
Carolinas, Georgia and Florida, has
a big city average of 2.39.
The Washington ratio. as of last
April 80. the date used for the FBI
comparison, was 21l per 1000.
At that time the Washington de-
partment reported q total of 1882
employes-1,656 police officers and
l26 civilians.
The full authorized strength of
| the department, however, is l,795
police officers and 129 civilians, q
l total of 1924.
Latest Data Used on ID. C.
Using the latter total the Cap
ital ratio becomes 2.27-slightly
above the national average for large
cities but still appreciably below
that of Eastern centers.
Although the FBI based its ratios
on 1910 census figures in arriving
l at the national and regional aver
ages, the latest available official
Census Bureau estimate for the
S District was used in making the
|, above comparison. This was done
because of the population increase
!. here since 1940-a much larger
y percentage than the national aver
n age. ! u.
: If the Districts 1910 population
! Of 663,09l were used, the Capital!
Il police .manpoWer would be wei
above the average-2.68 per thou
g sand. But the last Census Bureau
l. estimate for the District, based or
4 Il July I, 1946, was $4,000.
e Barrett's Request Backed.
j Further, the Washington police
t are called on to discharge police
esponsibilitieS arising from the
= size of the city, including it's sub.
urbs, even though their strength
properly may be related only te
9 q tn population of the District fol
g statistical purposes.
: Commissioner John Russell Youne
4 said yesterday the Commissioners
a would approve Supt. Robert j. Bar
S rett's request for additional per-
e sonel to bring his Department.
), strength to 2,167, including 1900
J. police officers. Maj. Barrett ha;
!, asked this in his budget for the
f 1948-9 fiscal year.
e If all vacancies were filled, anc
the additional personnel were pro.
y vided, the Washington rate woulc
e be 2.57 per thousand, using the
g same population figure.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
Junior Board to Hear Totum

The Washington Junior Board OF
Commerce will honor it's members
who attended the University OF
Maryland at a luncheon in the
Burlingtn Hotel at 1890 pm, Octo-
Der 16. Guest speakers will be
James M. Tatum, head football
coach at Maryland, and George
Barley, assistant Maryland foot
ball coach.
Evening star., 1947-09-24
Teu for Gonzuqu Parents

A silver tea for members of the
Gonzaga Parents Association will
be held from to 5 pm. Sunday
In the recently redecorated senior
smoking lounge Of the high school,
it was announced today by Mrs.
Michael j. McDermott, publicity
chairman. Mrs. Joseph w. Mountin
Evening star., 1947-09-24
The Federal Spotlight
OfficioIs Consider Law to Bar
|CareeHst LdyoHs Until 1850
By Joseph Young

pieces employees legia
ton being considered Federal officials it learned
today.
Top officials mung proposal by Of
Evening star., 1947-09-24

With fire still burning in the
background, a city refuse
truck is shown entering the
dumping area at the Kenil-
worth fill with more waste
material.
After each load of refuse is
burned, one of two large elec-
tromagnets lifts metal from
the waste pile and puts it on a
truck, where it is bundled and
sold for salvage.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
INSTRUCTION. coURses &c,
tco,,f.).

INSTRUCTION COURSES tceat.,.
SPANISH - Experienced native teacher;
fast, objective method tho ENGLISH spokenSt
group or private lessons. CO. 97S7,
QUICK iHSi REVIEW coURssE Cor nis in shorthand
type-riting bookkeeping. calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting. Enroll
LEAkN SAFE DRIVING, dual control cars.
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL OF WASH.
INC. 2804 14th st. NV. NJ. 1882.
GREGG. RITTMAN AND GRAHAM short.
hand, touch. typing; individual Instruction.
speed dfctation. Day and evening classes;
start any time. LAKE SCHOOL, l10I Ver.
MODEKN TKAINiNG in in beauty eau culture. al
suhiects taught. ADproyed hy GoyernWeni
coai1oSi. C isi6 o Mpnr & nv. 81. ia6s. ia6oi1
LEARN TO DRIvE--lo easy lessons ana
pp'askuPa pa sass service. For information dial
y "a: i sAs REVIEW tslass 1885: yrs.
a@ REVW RaERVPnsysd Ea sof 4ss yssr11s
PIANO INSTRUCTION, oderste cost.
PSoas s4sSanS scRn RsSs W lg5sterTsd
SPANISH LESsoNs-Former Latin Ameri.
can Diplomat. cultured and with previous
teaching experience; military and aviation
terms specially; CLASS or individual In
struction. lWO. 0639. Ia
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

fsx GrEEAI4H @ COVE CoHEsE' cAyrfs AZ sehool tsx &
sfznH sezo8 illast11l,eaar ls11 a T TsooaRahasstrna and
sssister sshiae now Snail ZEN sTcupa Bsain March
u at g pm. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE,
sanzutTEY ~ III orxRAroHs NEEpxD-Modsrn
training In al subjects. day, night and
e. Ssf 5sas
81 4d P ss. 7sd spd g ..S is.ns'nn5 isns
TiAS6 LEssoSi 4 your home. il. t.
civifL cftfL SERVICE BOOKS. sample questions
on iSa nrs FPTsEcheoss ssrt room sd
MEcI1aczEY I1ayH HE Yshh %isbEEb sEs 1is oel inso
refrigeration and air-conditionins Is p
ST1asaSf WITT Sf1LTfIRs ia1as INST BOZ 4e5R
LADY CAN GET instruction in Enslish and
white doing .part-ttme secretarial work in
exchange. for woman COLLEGE professor
yry.ts1g look. Rcx s5T.s: Star.
CIVIL SERVICE clerical books, Pergande
1T. 80: expect Thursday, 2.0G0 copies.
includes al subjects. recently REVISED; the
outstanding authority in the ficld, AZ yrs
can in Thursdsy, Mar. IS. BOYD school.
iFSoaREiGaEx iSa wants English teacher
Please write replies to Box SAT-. Star.
WANTED-Singing Lessons BY good teacher.
for adult besinner; must be reasonable.
Fsfxx6 sIS rkz1sscahEs, .aeeompsnis.. sr.du.s.
fsh spDusiis Ssss. M 100. sfssr Z
Evening star., 1947-03-09
SITUATIONS poMesTic

states: ss5o monshIs: refs. lincoln szss. :
SITUATIONS DoMEsTic.
CHAMBERMAID- -WAITREss, wants place
esI /. Monday. GI. q ossi. sAia e.
nf ssFs5s Ra st1 e:.ass sSad's sy f e:
ms sn our and srssIntg t7ss clean
Cook 8 k cSef-syps, sSefS. hr;t.eisss, colored, de-
sires position IN SYSTEMATIC household; no
SAs Fl also saSs iSs ln.n.
Civ. experienced, and cook. celored
s4.nss. ql q PSF ST. .%s; a1ss health card and ssf
sss1s sSSf: s.s ss5:; ,ss :prns s;fRiR
sAH sfS1: sssss ss::s s::e: e is. day..
Gill, coior.d. desires j9b q nyssensia; sss,
:n'' g: q b. ef a4s ses s:ss b; sss
GGHiRS1. CIR coiored desires part-time morning
work orr days work; good laundress; excel.
ssf Girl. Ii soiossd essa experienced wants general
eIsaniise. cSasdnel. trinidad 5 aoss. en''a'sn "
s ssl isssss aaSsss 6is ss;lrss days work or part
& to 'si0ffs; ssons S,sRss ssSs ss WORK ms
% seri; can sH'0fsS; cook; s refsrensss. I'm. Sss3.
GIRL, colored. to work 3 afternoons. In;
cl.adins sat; care child caaa or clean. Call
eeinEANINa eilEsl 4 III AND 81 LAUN1hy. AtUHNs1Sihy d.yvork. BY
colored woman: good references. NO.
GiRL colored. wants houssxork. VIII 70
GIN Saiih q dssirss ssEa d.7s. r. sss 1Ss ru. os7s.
SaHL, - ,trsss Uteo. mi noko "o1A
.sss ssi.rsns.: s: dsi. a. ssss ssat of
GIL. col. wants LII. work; no Sundays.
ssss ;:'''s s:s.s ss''';: ';ss"ii '';s
GiRI. ccolored. desires Job cleaning in
.pot. h0gss q ofpnSs rs gsrs aesa sas in
sole saa MSn ssa0rsa and disE'' sos sssssss s
GiRL. III eaSSa eoiored, wants work mornings tax
snndsy !nn ssrs MR aRt $50 sasi r0onins house no
HIRL. coloTed. desires s;h-x,; full or gsa gs5t
eni. ;ms eoiofed wants ri nishtsork H Of any any
lind, dishwashing or baby sitting o. doc
tors cfice, from 2 pm. till I2 midnight
eIkL. coiored. wants days work. AT.
/ GiEL, Z I sslorsa; M EDS wants plain cooking and
Gnki- snH eoiorss. M ssss wants lob as s.h worker,
sl:-day week, Hours arranged. AID. 073g.
Mon. and Sat. q eyentns work. 5 or 8 70
Kind q .o1f: a9hi Vii een ssfe e sss ,oS Il ].
sun; SUM- @ ct Al. ri. m. 4sos.
d.; fIHd. eo!essd FH. ssss Ssn.s dasvorf' Wed. and
fson fs,'5sss g sso. WI. sssa. ''s h0a''
Evening star., 1947-03-09
SITUATIONS WoMeN.

ADVERTISING. PUBLICITY. editorial
GopytSsent7Wst years New York city
smith ssaSuaIs Box isa.T: star
AIT essss oa aesses osoa sms W
ssaf4 fsty yopETSR In sSs ssT wishes iot
aSssss s snaaS II ssasIy RE 5ssFIsr' ss license Call
assume responsibiiity. expert sec.-stenog.
n esf smsossf sstas asr tssn s TSh
BOOKKEEPER,. fully experienced, make all
statements and tax reports. Box SGT
cAsHIER-Knovlsdse Of bookkeep,ng and
typing; 9 years experience: local refer
cTfTuhEb hab M@oTHER @ ss1 with small daughter
desires employment In exchange for room,
and board; have income Of own; must be
DANCE DAN HsTi sTTkiASctaaif;R. specialized in char
acter and International dances. possesses
ballet background: willing to work In q
dancing studio Of high standards. GE.
DS0CSTORs ASSISTANT, white. 4 yrs. exp
9: F.; excel. rel; salary. living quarters es-
ssnta nea sas saog5eT s5T Pgsfsfrsd stas
hy dsr. Ii. o3o3 after o'clock, A,
nREssMAKING. design, remoe. altera.
Sss ssRsr s sSsR' 1880 1ssins s'fs.a nR Aps.
GIRL. solorsd, would like any type Of
lissnt. Cali GH. 6i1a. ~ ~
"ss1 81 g
GIRL. colored.. desires day work; expert
snSsf sSSI.d sSSa defsssnss dss: NE 9ss7 Work
icsl store M msia msoao Or child's nurse. No do
GIRL. solorsd; PEAT. IS. wants lob as watt
Gil Gisi, coiors6. desires job as clerk in store
slsyaser %, operator or waitress. EVENINGS
ss ,ss ss,s;:s .;:s,u,: ..ns. i. -ssss ss or
q Waitress. Ho. ssSs.
GIRL coIores; ,,Ts wants It's wSrk .S,s As maid OF
GIRL, colored. experienced. desires work al
elevator or switchboard operator. Call bet
DO am. and i: noon Sunday; DE. 35s2.,
Experieneed, day hours preferred, no SUN
GIRL, coiored. wants night work as char
woman slm, Il sstSsea Ssso. the hours Of pm :nd
GIRL, colored. wants housewors. Lu
GIRL. colored. prefers lob as elevator op-
ntght work. Telephone tn. 0375.
GIRL, coloIed. desires part-time secretarisl
work; 32 hrs weekly; typing. shorthand
at eoIol.d soa Wants work * any kind
5 TO IL pm. RA.. 1894.
GIRL- colored. desires position - fountain
Gfhf eoorsd. Wsnts JOB = maid in beaut,
parIor Of. dress shop. Phone TR 2sl2, ,,
GIRL, colored, wants work % counter help
O clean doctor's ONCE or apt: experienced.
ssF:, :Es s,es:s s::rs: s:D, Job .so, .,,s:
Evening star., 1947-03-09
HELP poMEsTIc.

white, for exclusive
suesthoase; must be exper., able to furn.
good refs live in or out; pleasant sur
roundinss: good salary, II fully qualified.
CLEANING WOMAN for well-kept roomins
house: hours daily: no SUNDAYS: NV.
business section. Write Box 469-S, Star.
COOK and g.h.w. 133 mgraham st. GE.
4442 Take Chillum bus out.
COOK, 1st-class private home. good sal-
yenient to bus; and.foor room and Bath
4 desired; city references necessary. Call
CO. 1081. I'll
c60L sxDsSisnssd ynS ,,.. s.onld s!, u: = 70
nr, Olney, Nd. Rn. and bath In home;
9 i1 family; other help empl Must heSs
Evening star., 1947-03-09
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
0UsnlESs,

sss 1855. exper With os ccnss sstno nsttsy1.;, y5;,
eS5xassys 1asssIssoPslts "a =: ssss Miss Lee
sis; ssx sisE' iypi.t 81 W. .tS tsyDists i4
sashisrs exper. food expr., SIT sI7s;S SSp Sp ss.t Ms
and typist exper,. $3.50 mo-: PIX oper. . !.
MO- mon'sfs possns Sasrd sos typi1c gentle
Fvans OF Miss Black at BoYD's. 1888
nsde.r sday.r .xS:4 ssc a. saese AZ; so
meetings, m 40 w.p:m.. iseation work. sa75 S5
secretsss' mS;; sss' ,aIs3rr mfr. rsp fam soy $50
aaa ss 8 49, 49, sonssra.siSn soass sssSs
see: expr' start $50 wk..- Need 100 new
s sap aaa seaviss Shss IN D ese l.s hsD S ss ny
Sail IN today see Miss Lee or Miss Smith
b2YIDs;oaas bB02YR,s; asss PnEss E s4; apsaa4o, sasS .
const Co. $50 bEkpr ressfl ssR wk Store oksP5 SEQ
srn m9, salesman sale man, WHOLESALE paints $3.50 mo
TYPIsTs, age 1873, 6.day n oyRs yR: operate
ms STsph%osy1s %1rIrsI And ssp tygIns duties si7s
sa. o' NV. MotSAi Va oss4s sMr1' SERVICE l71E G
ACCOUNTANT. degree, 25-40; experienced
IN public accounts. analysis, yerincation
sss S9!Es aor Ksssnse saslns F25s sEh
s2aENEL s}ay SgEgRSvIcEs S12 washington
ARtHaIfEc1TTunRSAiLp IL c1TnSi ii iENeGfINEER, under 4o.
$sgsSssss gsT ": MAITks sid 'Al 4 krsshES sssshEs;
oHEM1sT. $500 sSSi IN 'm5. ssz rs degr.. or .xpr
electrical engineer, So. 900 TO. S4,S50:4 q
required out oi town: cifsfn: Evil snriSssr I n
consulting ensineers; many other open
ings; no ohligation unless placed; thou
ssn9s aSo are placed See Mr.. Paul at BOYD'S
ceff2Sfl : ENGiNEEss' nj ias' tm.). consulting snei.
adss and SPseb ebda1sssss asss cn,; Sn s.o.
SsPt.. .s.Ssse. Mr.. Paul at BoYD's, 1888 r.
ctsREDiTr ANALYST. under SO. experienced Ie
TER II. KEssIER PEERsoNNHEL' 'sH SERVICES MAA
SIRfg!HaR III fWg!aHsahinstoR 1R gldg d. 1920: Di 4a42
and batteries; must Be familiar ar'yia With s bas.
terry construction and maintenance; cuali-
f, n,sa to .ie rieorsaniss Large rental service and
ssrv,c.sW WAIER sis Wash
,agson ,ags h sldg;; p; 1920; DI. 4442.
sEs 1S8 EShhspsstEsss SaEsa Gss ssa Fl y
s::!sE 5s$ IL ssA1ssH s saas isHi En
sHRg6ssR ssaRyIsTs idif Nss NssEsan
ssEnctREFAR1Es, sss5 a.. patent law exp,
5-day wk.: medical secretary. exp, So, 800;
nographers l25ls $40 wk. UP; legal stenog.,
tar ONCE. scoop up; part-time stenog.
@1 sny ssss pRos II u NJ e ke hr gff
sTENoGRAfHER, 5000 tm). Country Club
lunches. typist' sxprs @ ,s $lSq ; mo; .;c9pHns- p
sSss SRsnassy & a:t s1as.a (.
IgAcHfss: coilss,; Englifhhno hno $1,000; hpe
s6,to0; others. Rush snapsh2t, phone,
Lansing. Mich.
CLERK-TYPISTS for positions In DOWN
town on1ces; pleasant working conditions;
start. S150-SI66,
Secretary -bookkeeper. under. 35, inter
esting : position with consulting radio
engineer arm; excel. doc. pleasant working
cord.
Secretaries -stenosraphers, under 3S, at
tractive; interesting positions In downtown
efices; salaries based on expsrisnce.
yUae
Evening star., 1947-03-09
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING NEW SEDAN to Little Rock this
week; can take 3, DI. 1881.
~, southern route; can take 8. NO. 1884
after 2 pm.
MIAMI, FLA.--Leaving before Mar. 18th;
CALF, TEXAS, CHICAGo-Late model
sedans; share exp: ref. exch. WASH.
AUTo a5Sno TRAVEL 23 Mass. ave. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1947-03-09

SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN
of March; present employers leavinf
States: $3.50 monthly: refs. Lincoln h7Ss..
Evening star., 1947-03-09

reasonable price, free carbon: need wor
Box hot Star.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
rAARDlsy1 Nsi

sTENoGRAPmR CLERK. experienced
s TO MONDAY throush Friday. Boz
ssTiiElNoeikssAiPHER-cIERk. siil Apply TO Nj:
l. s. Walker, storekeeper, THE PULLMAN
sTnENoaRAFhER ST. snS 'i1 II ias ns ONCE; exper not
necessary but reasonable speed and &C.
curacy essential; 5-day wk. Call NE. 1900
observation-disclosures for small
busy ONCE downtown; hours, 10 to 8 daily.
by S sn snd expsrec. saass Rs s5a ..a T
sTiiiENoGRAPfHER 5 iii With experience, 1s-e5
yrs native Vas shinssonisG preferred
r. hrs @R
cond.: S165 mo. to start. Call ME. 1880.
s. smr ns .2 yts
sTEsoaEsrHHRonly sHT sasls aias high school sssd.
ss1si s's Should sssss
sa5 per gsek ser .1sTu A9 heyrs Apps emgley1 esI
sUPhikyfsSs sAesiy s e ier small aa pma room: expert.
ssnf snssa II IN naaant ana and
work on address hles, records; min,eo-
grsSh sdd5ess,ns fo,dins ana ssslps
sWfhrcHboxRb.rYPisr wi Ii eH & sPisr sM-day week;
good WORKING conditions; 5etnesoa area.
TEACHER for cooking class. Monday and
Wednesday evenings z to 8. Box 72-S
TELEPHONE oPERAToHs, experienced:
salary credit Is given for former expert.
ence; steady employment. Visit our EN-.
Executive s727. for Information about
opportunities now available. The CHEsA.
HEAKg 4 PoToMAc TELEPHONE co:
board: typing essential; young lady with
experience in credit ofiee preferred; good
starting salary ard pleasant working con-
ditions. Apply KENT. jewellers. fth and G
TELEPHONE oPERaToR, experienced
only; telephone company experience pre-
ferred. Apply in person only. chief oper-
asor; RALEIGH HOTEL.
TELEPHONE SoLICITOR-We have an
opening for an experienced person who
has been successful in this field. Please
state qualifications and salary expected.
THfEPHoNE FL aSslMi go sss6L1crroRs wanted to sen
bone Wa as,. carpet cleaning seryies for LEADING
home or store; good salary. plus liberal
your telephone number 80 that interview
can bs arranged. Boz Abr Star. %
Evening star., 1947-03-09
W., must be fond Of
stay some nights $50

pino preferred; good
in family; every con-
bath. Write Box 81,
, salary expected and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13

Verne Hill. A stork shower for
Cleta Robinson was held after the
business meeting. Several mem
bers were present. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments were
srved by the host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Culp are
the proud parents of a 7-lb. H-oz.
son, born at McKitrick hospital,
Oct. 26. The baby has been named
Edward Lee.
Mrs. Lowell Fogle has been on
the sick list this past week. We
wish her a speedy recovery.
A group of ladies, 19 in num-
ber, met with Mrs. Sinclair Boer-
ger at her home Tuesday after
noon to enjoy Stanley brush
party. Games were enjoyed and
over half the ladies received nice
gifts. Everyone took home a
souvenir. Refreshments were
served after the demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Pfouts and
family, of Bowling Green, visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Ramsey
and at Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Culps home Sunday.
The All Club members have
now received their pins, certifi
Gates, and checks.
The 5th grade entertained their
mothers with a Halloween pro-
gram from until 4, last Thurs
day. Several children masked.
Every child in the room took part
in the program Refreshments of
pumpkins ice cream, cookies and
candy were served on decorated
plates made by the class.
A mothers club was organized
to meet once a month from un-
til $50 p. m. to hear class taught
on different subjects each month.
After school, the mothers will
remain for a few minutes to dis
cuss any problem with the teach
er. Mrs. Tallman was elected
president and Mrs. Hobart Ram
sey, secretary. Mothers are to
meet Thursday of each month.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
: BYHALIA
SCHOOL NEWS

Class officers have been chosen
by the Washington Local Schools,
Byhalia, as follows:
Freshman-Bernita Kale, presi-
dent; Dora Mae Wygle, vice presi-
dent; Verla Donovan, secretary;
and Maxine Boyd, treasurer.
Sophom or e-Jeanne Jolliff,
president; Donna Haughn, vice
president; Nonabell Kavanaugh,
secretary; Dana Baker, treasurer.
Wayne Gray, president;
Bill Haughn, vice president;
Marilyn Boyd, secretary; and
Martha Fields, treasurer.
Seniors-Johnnee Pfouts, presi-
/ dent; Grace Harger, vice presi-
dent; Joan Yoakum, secretary;
and Jack Miller, treasurer.
| Student Council members are
Dane Mutter, Wayne Gray, Peggy
Headington and Verna Lou
Williams.
Byhalia pupils who are on the
honor roll for the first six weeks
period, ending Oct. l are as
| follows:
1st gra d e--Linda Sherwood,
Carolyn Green, Joe Jolliff, Linda
Schneider, Barbara Harris, Oscar
Poland, Charlene Miller, Phyllis
Mcintosh and Richard Handy.
End Grade-Shirey Berry, Bet
tie Lou Monson, Arthena Wrinkle,
Roselinda Eastman, Danny Harris,
and Carroll Temple.
3rd Grade-Jerry Mullingan,
and Arlene Plotner.
4th Grade-Elaine Fry, Flora
Jane Manley, Caroline Morris,
and Lois Heenan.
5th CIR a d e-Roberta McCul-
Tough, Rose Berry and Myrna
Wright.
9th Grade-Patricia Sherwood
and Jack Jolliff.
7th Grade-Norma Jean Sum-
mers, 10 Ann Silverthorn and
Jack Wright.
9th Grade-Patricia Ann Fields,
Cora Jane Layne, Shirley Mont
gomery and Martha Ann Arm
strong.
9th Grade-Verna Lou Williams
Maxine Boyd and Bernita Kale.
10th Grade-Jeanne Jolliff, 10
Ann LeValley, Janet Gray, Peggy
Headington, Nonabelle Kavanagh,
and Virginia Rockbold.
llth Grade-Evangeline Bealer,
Jean Bolen and Wayne Gray.
IL Grade-Dane Mutter and
Joan Yoakam.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
RIDGEWAY
BY MRS. JOE BEATTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kavanaugh
are the proud parents Of a baby
son, born in Antonio hospital The
baby has been named Joseph
1Paul.
Home Builders Class held a
meeting at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Stafford, for the purpose of
eleeting officers. The new presi-
dent is Lowell Fogle; secretary,
June Ford; and treasurer, La
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
rHE UNION COUNTY 1ounNAt. MAAYsvnLE. OHIO

tioneers George and Fred Simp-
son reported today.
Top animal in the sale brought
$50 and was sold to a breeder
near Plain City. Most of the top
animals were purchased by Union
county dairy farmers who had
read the ad in the Journal
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
'HCLSTEINS AVERAGE
sass at GRUBER SALE

Thirty-six head of registered
and high grade Holstein cattle
sold for an average of S365 per
COW at the Frank Gruber public
sale. near Marion, Tuesday. Auc-