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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
FISHING
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The Ohio conservation and
Natural Resources Commission
in session last week at Columbus
to consider enacting tentative
fishing regulations for the 1947
season, to be officially adopted
as law at the January meeting
voted to make no change in the
legal lengths, bag limits and sea-
sons.
Chairman Emory Beetham,
Cleveland, said, Considering the
information from the commits
sion's intensified fact finding
program, together with recon-
mendations and suggestions grow
ing out of the December Public
Fish Hearing, the Commission
took the position that bag limits,
legal lengths and season 1947 re-
main the same as in 1916.
Regarding the unrestricted
fishing areas of experimental
waters comprising nine lakes
and one stream, Beetham stated,
From all the facts gathered SO
far the indication is that restrict
ed fishing-that is, bag limits,
legal lenths and closed seasons,
is not helpful to fish population
of the State, and if sufficient fact
findings continue to indicate the
advisability of such liberalization
of fishing that Ohio may some
time in the future look forward
to unrestricted fishing through
out the State"
Recommendations received at
the Public Fish Hearing from two
of the conservation districts favor
ed adding Indian Lake to the
waters included in experimental
waters, but the commission felt
the added expense involved in
including additional study area
would not warrant the extra in
formation to be derived from it.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
: WEST LEESBURC
nx MRS. MYRTLE pEcoop

Mr.. Otis Phipps and mother
have returned to their home in
Somersville, after having spent
the past month with Mr.. and Mrs
Beryl Phipps.
Mrs. Hazel Owens called on
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mitchell, in New Dover,
Thursday of the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard McArdle
have moved to their new home in
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schertzer
and sons, Pearl, Paul and Phillip,
and Mr.. and Mrs, Cleo Allen and
son, Jerry, spent Monday eve4
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. De-
Good and family. The evening
was planned as a surprise for
Donnie DeGood, it being his 14th
birthday. He was presented a
beautiful birthday cake, orament-
ed with ID candles. The cake was
made by his sister, Mrs. Virginia
Schertzer. Ice cream was also
served.
Paul Edward Schertzer was a
guest Sunday at the Lloyd Owens
house.
Mrs. Luther Boefger and daugh-
ter, Roberta, were visitors Fri
day at the L. F. DeGood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shirk and
son, Jimmy Dale, near Somers-
Vile are moving to the d. G. Nc
Ardle farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Phipps,
Mrs. Luther Boerger and Mrs.
Lloyd Owens attended the bask-
etball tournament at Marysville
Friday evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
STOCKMAN TO RECALL 1916
AS YEAR OF CRAZY MARKETS

State University, who says the
market gyrations of July and
August and the second series in
October and November are with
out precedent in marketing his
tory.
Mr.. Hammans says that final
scrapping of price ceilings re-
moved the factor responsible for
the two abnormal market trends
and eliminated that one un-
certinty in future marketing but
there still are problems of other
kinds. Neither producers nor
with free price levels for meat
when the national income is
Sl70, 100000 annually.
When price ceilings went off
in October, there was an increas-
ing supply of cattle coming from
ranges, and the spring lamb and
pig crops were on their way to
market. Consumers were hun
cry for meat, so farmers had an
increased confidence in the
market and many of them plan
ned to put extra pounds on live
stock to be sold later.
Mr.. Hammans reports that
marketmen still advise feeding
hogs out to heavy weights before
selling them, but the University
specialist points out that futures
in the lard market is limit
somewhere on heavy hogs. Some
markets already are discounting
hogs over 800 pounds 25 to so
cents a hundred.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
- FEBRUARY 20. l94
fARHRcwrNc PENS

Farrowing pens in which the
floor slopes one inch for each foot
of length will help reduce the
number of pigs accidently killed
by the SOW. Sow like to lie with
their backs up slope and pigs will
stay in the lower part of the pen.
One end of the pen can be set on
blocks to tilt the floor.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
IN SELECTING CHICKS

Poultrymen who intend to make
a profit from their BUSINESS cannot
afford to accept as gift baby
chicks which will not live and
produce vigorous pullets. The
item to notice first in an adver-
tisement of baby chick for sale
are descriptions of precautions
taken to reduce disease in the
hatchery breeding flocks. The
least important part of the adver-
tisement is the price of the chicks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20

The laws of physics and the COM
fort OF clothes you wear have a
very close connection. For instance,
heat flows from the warmer to the
colder object. If the two objects
are separated by a poor heat con-
ductor the flow is slow and the hot
object stays hotter longer. But if
a good heat conductor separates
them the heat flows swiftly and the
hot object rapidly becomes cooler.
Linen is an excellent heat conduc-
tor. Each little fiber drains heat
away from the body, like countless
tiny syphons draining water out
Of goldfish bowl, keeping the skin
comfortably cool.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
N. LEWISBURG


F; Miss Eta Haines, aged 81, pass
ed away in Champaign county
hospital, at Z a. m, Feb. IA. She
had been a patient in the hospi-
tai since January, l946, when she
suffered a fall in her home.
She had formerly been married
60 Emery Hern to which union
6ne son was born, who passed
away in infancy.
Before moving to North Lewis
burg several years ago, she had
lived with her father on a farm
near Union chapel She leaves no
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
Temporary Marriage

''Handfasting," formerly prac-
ticed in Scotland, was temporary
marriage solemnized by verbal
pledge of the couple while holding
hands. The pair were then permitted
to live together for year and day,
after which they could either mar
ry permanently or become single
again. The child, if any, was sup
ported by the party who objected
to making the marriage permanent.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20

The general opinion on livestock
markets Is that strong hog prices
will continue through next spring
and summer, but the 1947 pig
crop is expected to be the largest
since 1884. Many farmers plan
to get their 1947 spring pigs on
the market as early as possible
and let the other fellow worry
about price trends during hog
marketing peak next fall and
winter.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
Grape Leading Fruit

The grape is the leading fruit Of
the world, according to the Ency-
clopaedia Britannica, comprising
more than half of total world fruit
production during the period be-
tween 1888 and 1886. The apple is
the most important tree fruit Of
the temperate zone, while the or
ange is the most important COM
mercial tree fruit of tropical and
subtropical regions.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20

Ohio livestockmen are likely to
remember 1916 as the year when
the market went crazy twice, is
the guess of c. w. Hammans,
farm marketing specialist, Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-02-20
Wash Peds

Invisible peds and the socks
should be washed after every wear
ing, particularly when worn with
open-toe and open-heel sports shoes.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tCont.)
you tSs r. owner q S s.S@; ssisk hsms;. :. Sish Saa
gkSES 81 ~ sRaT sRa ~ Di!ssd sassr Ss0
gain: 4 apartments. refrigerator: newly
Sass1ratsd ass1 p ewner leaving city. CAL FIR
coi coLokEDHNEaRBY 4 r a N.E.-s-room Co.
sssi Ssh h RE Raih. s b. a5.s soS5 1s ssss
eoLoa2p-s1e X ST. NE.rer further
|coLoRED-F ST. NE.-Brick 2-story
bathss full bsmt.: brick aarage will hold !
cars; coal h.-w.h;; priced right for quick
Shso sas For nspee,.on can Nj Jaekso3 At
SSii1 TETrED 4 DEvE1FoMESf ESf'A Corr 1915
81 4 bw 9pa G95 unu,nai oU-
highway between Washington and Balti-
more, 1st commercial; lot 70 it. facing
ana a IT SseP a5sem
r, miss sst1 this shsnss of lifstimei The pTtss
T UNrfGD Hrfn PsvEhoPMENT RgSss eokp soonE sR
pm: Suns. and weekdays. 1915 14th st.
coLoRGD@SN1r COL End nHSs; BLOCK 9th ST. Ne
Modern and newly renovated residence: 4
bedrooms, l bath, g.h.-w; heat; 2 porcnes;
mmediate INN p9sssssi0n; len price ss
bath. h.-wh. 1Xrcoia1. Price. $500;
T. ekESE is Hsst EEsGY sIHR eS rs
ave. nv. No; 6l46 T. daily Sun. or ewes,
CoLoRED-GIs ATTENTION-An excel
lent modern two-famiy home that can be
handled under GI financing; live in one
apt. and rent from the other one will help
pay for your home. MITCHELL QUICK,
coLoRED@sEAuTIFnL ca ORE oisis Fl BRICK. oates St
n.e.-Not one, of the ordinary row bricks.
but one of the best and most perfectly
kept modern homes in this desirable area;
natural woodwork, hardwood floors; per;
tiled bath home. with excellent basement
and hot-water heat. is what you have been
looking for; add to all this q beautiful.
perfectly kept fenced-in yard, 150. 1T. deep
DAYS !ii best home value; % priced very low.
with reasonable down payment. Call Ma
a721 or II; @ 1885 until 9 pm: ca C5AP1TAL TAI
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors. 925 New
COLoRED-134e r sT-Beautiful wide
row brick, complete apt. in bsmt., garage;
price reduced, reasonable terms. Call Mr..
Hartman; cox q CO.. DI. 4254. RE. 1888
GoIokED4NR: GGds An 4tas: LINCOLN rAKK-hfick I5a
$1,000 down; house will pay bal. from
rent. To see. call till s. FIR. T717, ACE
REALTY sERVICE; 1914 Il Pa. ave Sc m14 4
81 be seen by app MI uFn o4 wAT
GNooLoFREEDHMBRooKLAND. NoFEdDHKA IRVING ST
rooms 2ha baths, oil h.-w.h.: immediate
poss. Exclusive, MR. PETITE, NO. 1890.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES WANTED 10 RENT.

Army OFFICER and quiet family urgentlz
need 3-bedrm. house or apartment near
school No pets. Rent to S135 ADAMS
PERM. INTERIOR EMPL., trans. from
Chicago, needs 2-bedrm. unfurn. house or
apt. to reunite family RE. 1890 Ext.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and daughter de;
sire 2-bedrm. unfurn house or apt: All
or vicinity: max, 500. 1t. COMDR
PuRVIS. RE 7400. Ext. 1875. weekdays;
N1i0Sa EN- 5sSa sis siNsTTTR and sTR OF
and wife. . small daughters, need S-oed.
rm. house or apt, furn. or unturn.. Dec; 10
PFRsoo,FEssioSAL. permanent Navy statis-
tician will improve your 2 to bedroom
Apartment o. house, RA. l2a9. ,odldon, Il4
house, near Glendale sanitarium; pref
ersSly yptyrn Box Arona,SfieF 5aT; S5sF Board,
and wife, desire small house, furnished
or unfurn., NV. Call no. 56l4. Ia
ATOMIC ENERGY EXEC. desires 3-bedrm
unfurn. house by Jan: J. occnpansyo ga0o MIN mn
EX 1915, Ext 246 or oW. 55ss -.
sires to rent 3 or 4 bedroom furnished
house. Call AID. 43O1, between 10 am.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

VETERANS. starting business. will NOV. move
YOU day or evenings; reasonanie rates'
tshs hauling speeisltyv Yv,sE: sc .4SS5l.e.-,, 4S5l.e.
service: furniture moving and na1nnns' 1Hns
trnks and SagSsss At 2sss .2I.pe. OF FIR ossS Sitb
new truck, careful handling; reas; rates
Call any time. MR.. COOK. Gil. 5l3I. 30.
THE DOLLAR TRANSFER--call us. our
price is right; moving, hauling, Ii. 1879
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO; 010l'
UNIcN STORAGE co. me- est; 1909
Reas rates; will accept your surplus tur-
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage ia. 2937; after Z pm, GE. l4l6.
VETERAN, lust out of the service, will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day; no
lob too little. EARLE. AT. 495l: 12'
ARMY VETERANS--Lieht loads. trunks
and iussase hau;ed; very reas. rates; a all
WANTED-Load or part load to. and from
washington, Pittsburgh. cleyeland' Pc Pc
Denver and Calf immediate service.
NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
AT qoi3, Ii, 1928. 10.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HousEs FURNISHED.

FOR RENT for to, months completely
furnished modern 4-bedroom, "a bath
house in exclusive Ridge rd. section of
Arlington. oil &C, heat; rent, $3.50 sub
ject to OPA JA 1146 ii
NEAR 4th AND vARNUM SITS. NV
Furnished house, & rooms, garage. S125
q month; L year or longer. Box 25s-s'
ss sssi 1NGoMAR PL. N.w.-Newly dec;
8 rms: garage: oil heat; ] blk; Conn. aye;
coNS. ceait ave AVE. ExTENbED@Delishtfql sub
urban community Of fine homes close to
sttr. white brick on a beautiful 9o-ft,
lot; center entrance reception. hall. large
liv. rn. with fireplace. screened porch, den
with lavette, large dining rm. with pic
ture windows, uitramodern kit. 3 twin
sized bedrms.. tile baths. attached ga
fortably furnished; 500, per c,T1 mo GrtNy I9nS
CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-. 1900 1870
WESTovER-Beauti br&nd;new, CO
lonial brick home, auto, gss - heat. IT, S1l Iaiiy
ise, hv I'm, with lge; frrsplace: with m9St nest
modern kit: full bsnlt. with fireplace. VIII
rent to resp. persons only with ~ 10 eh1l, ,5
between | . noon and 9 pm. Ii
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess

CoLORED-NEAR 18th AND T-9 rooms
A. w. STEPHENS. DE. 1859. Iii
COLORED-HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS OF
the city, with down payments from S200
up. KAY REALTY CO, RA. 2200. IA
COLORED-13OO BLK. OF 18th ST.-3-
story. 11-rm., row brick, arranged fol
neat; about $500 per month income
ranges and 70 iceboxss ipcl%dsd !. in thu hi
CORP. Realtors, DU. s55s: ewes. AID
CoLORED-L ST. between North Capito
and 1st.; d rooms. bath, hot-water heat
brick; in good condition. NELSON REALTY
CO, NA: 71so. After 8 pm. and Sunday
coLoRIDi-e45 KENYON ST. NV
H-wh., 25-ft house; Ss.950, 81, SOC
down, bal monthly. Call BoWLEs & 60.
coLoRED-s2s QUEBEC PL, NV
7 lovely rms. tiled bath. inclosed porch1ess
upper deck, large. basement with inclosed
room, auto. gas heat, garage and lovely
lawn with lots of flowers. For sale by
owner; S1s,500. Cali CO. $500 -l7
COLORED-ON 18th ST. NEAR YOU
Two adjoining 4-story brick residences
totaling 26 rooms and baths; attractive
in appearance, with stone fronts and in
splendid condition: ideal for rooming
houses, individual apartments, small hotel
quarters, will sell separately or together;
W wood, ,o No. i6ST 6577, With With SHANNON i LUcHs
CO. l5Ob H st wv MA o345 -l2
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

FREEZER TO BUY from owner. nice s.
bedroom Colonial home in NV. area OF
adjoining suburbs; have all cash; state
WE AXE X III IN need of
all sash no brokers' bT6 please Sd ssl6 90
te5sf e''f9 ovhsss Rssss on Ssnn i. g
hF'eP II PRonPr \ ATTENTION to the sale sale of
your home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire call r. A. HUN
PHR1ES. Realtor, sos North Capitol. ma Ma
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. Ho.
FAY CASH FOR HOUSES. white or col
orsd. any section, any condition. B. L1ss'
90 90 YaARs' FEARS SERVICE to local propsrt,
erty with VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
sfatsFs AND sSes ne 1855 51s II D VIM lqaS
QUICK a ss action. ii M Max MILLER. 800 1ith St
fMMEpiATE fisi Ell 4loe CASH for your property. e
Or Sc, white Or eolorsd: Maryland Or viz
We @ NEED oH SS Of of ali 1aa types rs CAREY i
TSsSGGN Dd Sc3 war f4 Eista5s sphE6Y kcroX; kc
yin pay tor price: ENTERPR!sE REALTY
fisT GS YoGR EEs HoME With With Essstns, iaGo Corp
81 realtors and their scores Of salesmer
are your guarantee of quick action
REALLIsT1NGs R aLI CORP e@4 14th st. NV NV
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
or Lnimproved land for sale; we have the
elents eslI n,n, M, Boucher DRqRY REALTY
QUICK CASH-We will give you all cash
many customers toner (. J. scoF1ELD, 81.
Please CALL US. We have clients wish
American Univ Park, Chevy Chase, D; C..
Va: VIM YOU please phone Us, ma: ,s557
is or or viii be for saie9 JOHN H. M1LLER,
Jr.. & BRO, Realtors, 1912 K st. NV.
WILL PAY YOU TOP CASH PRICE for
your your house Immediats aetionl VA Any oieg sec
WHY WAIT IF you HAVE . house for
sale? I have several people anxious to
Nd. They have substantial cash and will
sGnIdeV WEhyER Tams o SF ss PFsiss $3.50 brick
prsisal sri ii tlll 9 pr. Men Men throush Fri.
kiT kAT 5EAFY YoHR pfoPER4Y e9 r. 2a9 N the GERALD
Realty CO. for quick, efhcient and courteous
service. We have ready BUYERS for all sec
tions of D. C. and Md. GERALD REALTY
fG 4l% Eeetdays ltd st; nw' aN5 d. '99'' open syn
APARTMENT FOR HOME-We can assist
YOU in getting an apartment in exchange
for an exclusive listing on Arlington or
D. C. property, providing your family con-
sists of adults and no pets. Write us
Immediately and we will contact you. Box
233-S, Star. il"
WANTED-3-bedrm. det. suburban house.
large lot, large kitchen, at least l bedrm
and n bath on 1st floor; 5-l2 yrs. old;
5000 l3%
Evening star., 1947-11-11
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

VETERANS OR SERVICEMEN can buy a
i or 2 bedrm. cooperative apt in lovely
Sligo Park. Silver, Spring This oIt new in9t a2t.
Each apt contains Flge. living rm. dining
aicove, Kitchen with stove and elec. refer;,
tile bath with shower; lse. easement !
windows with Venetian blinds and ! or .
hedrms Prices from S6,950 to Sa;bou.
Monthly assessments including al utilitieSs
from S54 22 to S74 80, REQUIRED eash s
payment, $3.50 to S2,l 50. Apis are 70
Gated at s1@2 Manchester rd To reach:
Out Piney Branch rd to MancheSteTr ToIsl. re-,
left on Manchester to apt. or out CoieS, 3tEn
right na and and drive mile to apt; For APT n21e
to OH inspect cali FREDERICK W. BERENs'
Ma ql4l. 1928 K st. NV. -
OPEN 25 PM. Sunday and "Wednesday
Apt. 204-A. 1861 Crescent pl. NV. Han Hal
l-room and bath bachelor apt eAeet ee6
cond,. Venetian blinds. elec. refsr. S4,3uu
cash monthly asSe Ssment S15. ReStrlc@leo' @
limited to l occupant. H. G. SMlIHf eo''
MA 5gO3
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.t.

466 AND 46s F ST. S.W.-six-room
alley; small down payment, balance $50
per month includes principal. interest and
taxes. MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911 G
CoLoMEDAGOOD s. W. LoCATIoN-only
$500 down; 3-story row brick, & rooms. 2
baths; Arcola heat B. J. CRIVEIIA, INC,
341S 14th ST. NV; daytime, AID. O60O;
evenings TIE SG42 III
Evening star., 1947-11-11
ApARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

z ORANGE. n. J., for Wash, D. C.. or
suburbs; five-room unfurnished apt. for
similar or larger apt or house; move now
ar next sprinF. Box 49O-R. Star. H.
EXCHANGE 5-rm. apt. @ bedrmsD. nne
section in NV; Sl25 unfurn. per mo-; we we
viii consider various arrangements. Box
los ANGELES FOR WASH, D. Give
bedrm. unfurn., lge. apt. for similar IN
Wash. VI, 1872.
WANTED-4-room unfurnished apartment
in Washington D. c. in exchange for sImI- 4
lar apartment in st. Louis, Mo. Box Us
Ia
Evening star., 1947-11-11

HOUSES FOR SALE S. &. tcont.)
COLORED-14OO BLOCK z ST. s.E.-6-
(Arcola). Price, $3.50 $4,000 first trust
81 800 down payment. J. H. GREENE
REALTY CO., 715 Fla. ave. NV, NO. 6146
daily: Sunday and evenings, Arnett G..
Lindsay, VI 07g2. IL
COLORED-REAL HOME BUY-271 14th
ST. S.E.-Detached frame on large lot; has
living room, dining room and kitchen on
first floor. 9 rooms and bath on second
price, SIS, 500: terms arranged. Shown by
appt Call AID. s2SS. HO. 2459.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES UhFuRhIsHEp.

Md.-Available Immediately, bedrooms
8 baths restricted neighborhood no room
ing house. Call DI. 1927: after pm
OR. 0433. Iii
Md N Hamp. ave extd.; conv. transpor-
tstion; immediate occupancy; S1"5. RA.
Evening star., 1947-11-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE rented 2-bedrm, furn. house
in Navy Point. Pensacola, Fla, for furn.
house or apt in WASHINGTON. D. C., or
vicinity in Dee; Write 1t, o. T KNIGHT
Pre-F1ight School. Naval Air station
PenSa cola, Fla II
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
KENNEDY ADDITION NEWS
By Vivian Grigg

Grace Mcdonald of LaSalle
stayed at the home of her friend
Loretta Granger, during the
tournament.
Arlene Chrest and her girl
friend, Poison, stayed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grigg during the tournament.
Mrs. George Grigg returned to
work for Lady Lund at the Gla-
cier Grill cafe.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. o. Vandervort
have returned to live in Column
bia Falls. Mrs. Vandervort was
a former resident of Columbia
Falls. Mr.. Vandervort is a re-
tired veteran conductor of the
Great Northern.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28

Downes recently.
Frank Siberian, Poison, visited
friends in Columbia Falls, Sun
day.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward Mattheisor
were weekend guests of his per-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Matt
hieson. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hall have
returned from a short visit in
Spokane.
Mrs. Ben Gordon has been stay
ing at the home of Mrs. Marie
Schnee while she is away.
Mrs. Merle Knapton, White
fish, visited relatives here Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Loveall,
Kalispen, visited friends and re-
latives Sunday.
Ruth Ann Greene has been vi
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferd Greene. She is attending
Kinman Business college, Spo-
kane.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
L,b Den | Wins Tournament
Massman Heir Christened

Gene Ernest Massman, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Ernie Massman, was
chrlstened at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Thompson, Kalispell.
After the ceremony Rev. and
Mrs. Foye and sons and christen-
ing witnesses were dinner guests
at the Massman home. Mr.. Mass
man, when speaking of his four
and a half month old son COM
ments he flashes one tooth"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
Attend Coast Picnic

Several former Columbia Falls
residents attended a recent Mon.
tana picnic held at Sycamore
Grove, Calf. Attending were Ma
bel Frazier Kennedy, MIR. and
Mrs. Mark Conrow and daugh-
ter, Helen, her husband and Mrs.
Conrow's sister; Mrs. Adele Wer-
ner Buck and her son and daugh-
ter; Mrs. Charles Clements and
Mrs. A. V. Prague. Mrs. Prague
is the former Nellie Cook; Mrs.
Kennedy is the widow of Hank
Knutson.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-02-28
| ~ GLADYS E. VAN
- Editor and Reporter

Il ! defeated den 3 by 10 to
|a.dav. to win the Cub Scout
ts.ball tournament.
Ling second was den 3 which
"a IA to 7 over den 2. Team
|s;ns were Willis LoveaH,
/ Raril and Leslie Grigg.
f.hes were Bob Bryson and
Ia Pollreisz.
1 tournament completed bas-
[.1 season for the boys who
1 been using the grade school
each Monday night since
Irber. This is the first year
|c1,bs have played basketball,
Its Cubmaster Burton Carl
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Council Will Discuss
Youth Center, PTA

Recreation center for youth,
formulation of a parent teach
ers association and school lunch
reports will all be a part of the
West Glacier Women's Council
meeting next Thursday at 8 p.
m. in the high school. Mrs. Emma
Ladenburg, president, extends
an invitation for club representa-
tives and all interested women
to attend.
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Discuss March Meeting

Youth council of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship met at the
church Wednesday night. Off
GERS and commissioners discussed
March plans of the fellowship
which included a March Z, 8 and
8 mid-year institute to be held
at Kalispell.
A choir of Youth Fellowship
members is being organized un-
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Entertains For Son

Entertains For Son
Mrs. Leota Walton entertained
sunday at the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Warner.
with a birthday dinner in honor
OF her son Farley. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. War
ner, MIR. and Mrs. Urval Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Reeves,
MIR. and Mrs. Al Greene, Mr..
and Mrs. Benny G. Walton and
son Dennis Wayne; Marion Voss.
Marlene Davis, Dolly Walton, Pa
tr1cla Greene, and Regina Han
sen; and Russell Warner, La
Vance Warner, Pat Warner, Will
Warner and Bob Walton.