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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27


 an interesting program outlined for the evening, which is open to the general public.
 Elmer E. Rasmuson, President of the Bank of Alaska, arrived on the last boat and has been busy check ing the local hanks books.
 Mrs. Howard Welsh entertained a group of neighborhood women on Monday evening at her home on Broadway. Sewing and cards were the evenings diversion. The group meets weekly.
 John St Martin, an oldtimer ot Skagway, has recently received his discharge from the armed forces at Anchorage, and has returned to his old iob at the White Pass railroad The Eagles Auxiliary met Tues day evening and after a short busi- ness session went downstairs to the clumb room, where bowling was en- loved for a couple of hours after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Wm. Deward and Mrs. Orrin Edwards.
 George Webb, new Skagway resi- dent, reports that he plans to hava several concessions here this sum- mer for the benefit of the tourists and local residents. A shooting gallery, three minute photo outfit, and otter publicity items which he has operated in the past will be erected. MT. and Mrs. Webb re- gently moved here from Juneau and he is at present working for the Smith Oil Burner Company of that city.
 Tha city is expecting sufficient number of new phones on the Sword Knot to take care of the want list"
 New Hymn books, entitled Yes per Chimes, were dedicated at the sanatorium on the 9th of this month.
 Fred Cederberg was able to be cut or the street this week after his long illness.
 Janice Martini was baptized last Sunday morning at the Presbyter ian Church with MT. and Mrs Mason acting as god-parents.
 A meeting of all the heads of the 'rious organization was called fol iday evening to discuss plans fol summers Days of '98 celebra- on. Under the auspices of the
 amber of Commerce, it is plan 1 to make this the biggest ano
 t ever held here.
 r. and Mrs. George B. Lingle
 are now occupying the house
 ntly vacated by MT. and Mrs
 Edwards. The house is To-
 C. Third and is the property
 nd Mrs. L. Frolander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27
MRS. A. JOHNS DIES

Mrs. Amy Johns, wife of Paul Johns of Juneau, passed away this morning at Government Hospital. She was 31 years old. Funeral ar engagements are pending at the Charles w. Garter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

ATTENTION EASTERN STARS Initiation, Juneau Chapter No. T, Tuesday, January 28, at pm.
 ALICE BROWN, Sec.
 adv 486-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27
Newsy Notes From Skagway
ESPECIAL coRRFrpoNDrNcEl


 SKAGWAY, Alaska, Jan 18.-Fol- ewing the Sunday eyenin ssrvi5 5es 3t the Presbyterian Manse the congregation was then invited to the Manse where a birthday cake and coffee were served in honor )f Mrs. Dodge's birthday.
 The Coliseum, one Of the Gross theatres, opened Sunday with the ~ocial feature, Birth of the Blues" MT Finegan, new mana CT,
 cen in Skegway the past SIX rcek redecorating and repairing
 interior of t1e shoWhouSe, which has been closed for the past six months.
 Ruth Alice was admitted to the White Pass Hospital last Sunday for medical attention.
 Skagway had two fires again this week and was again very fortunate in having no serious damage re- sulting from either. The first alarm came at 7:30 Tuesday morning, and was at the dock where a hi-lo was afire. Tie fire department boys made a quick run, but the fire was extinguished before their arrival The steering wheel was burned off the hi-lo and the in terior of the garage was scorched, but otherwise there was little dam age. The second alarm came at 3 o'clock Friday morning. The chimney at the White Pass Hospit- al burned out. There was strong north wind and a zero temperature.
 Little Larry Carroll celebrated his
 9th birthday Monday afternoon at his rome on Third Avenue. A 'i tirtNday caka with his name and Happy Birthday on it graced the center of the large dining table. Pats assisted her mother, Mrs. c. A. Carroll, in entertaining the small guests.
 The Volunteer Fire Department 'ad an enthusiastic meeting last Monday evening, at which time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

heard. A special committee has an interesting program outlined for the evening, which is open to the general public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

plans for a special dance for the 18th of February were made. Re- treatments will be served at the dance and the women are being asked tc bake cakes and make sandwiches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

Elmer E. Rasmuson, President of the Bank of Alaska, arrived on the last boat and has been busy check ing the local tank's books.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

SMALL TROLLER for sale at No.
 5 float. No. 31D968. Inquire GA
 Willoughby. 487-t4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

MT. and Mrs. John Page from Pennington, B. C., were visitors in 5kagway over the weekend and the arly part of this week. Mrs. Page gas down for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

Mrs. Howard Welsh entertained a group of neighborhood women on Monday evening at her home on Broadway. Sewing and cards were the evenings diversion. The group meets weekly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27
WANT ADS
FOR SALE

'38 va FORDOR sedan. Good
 condition. Pnone 848. 487-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

STORAGE batteries, fresh stock. Madsen Cycle and Fishing Sup
 ply. 487-to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

Ruth Alice was admitted to the White Pass Hospital last Sunday for medical attention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

COLLIE-registelec. tricolor female
 -5 m-nths-excellent disposition finest hloodlines-S75. Temuran Collies, Ec;; 61, Bothell, Washing
 ten. 431-t3
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-01-27

John St. Martin, an oldtimer Of Skagway, has recently received his discharge from the armed forces at Anchorage, and has returned to his old job at the White Pass railroad.
Evening star., 1947-03-21
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plumb
ing, plastering, painting, etc; free estl-
mates; no money down. r years to pay.
HAMILTON CONTRACTING CO., RE. 4417.
porches. driVeways bsmt. floors, steps, re-
in3ioTTced co,qqerete. Call any time AT,
ASPHALT DRTVEWAYS. parking lots and
private and country roads. Call Gil. 5949
BUILDING AND REPAIRING. Repairing a
specially; No Job too large or small . o"
BUNGALOWS, cottages tourist cabins ga
RACES and utility buildings: immediate de-
for as low as $1,000 financial arrange
aef9ee fRSs anP FA3RFAx 9R9s BGIhpiNG R5I suPPtY
NTERING-screens, picket fences.
SiHS ij5hsS Is sqsinszsS 1zS EooHER 4H CARPENTER
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, fagsto@ne
terraces. walks, chimneys. flreplaces &C.
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stone walks, walls; guaranteed work
FENCES. rustic Ht white cedar. "prefabb,'
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Floor SERVICE. nothing put the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC, 1872 Wiscon-
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FLOORS SANDED and ref1nished, modern
| methods used. satisfactory results guaran-
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HEATING-Oil furnaces and oil burners
complete hot-water radiation systems with
summer and winter domestic hookup; e.
pert engineering: 3 yrs. to pay. SERVICE
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| $3.50 GE 6O65.
ITCHENS-Streamline your old kitchen
wish the very, latest cabinets and slnK
! tops; entire, Job done from floor 70 cell
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i OIL BURNERS-PETRO, Janitrol gas boil
I ers; radiators Complete heating; 36 mos.
to pay. MAY HEETING COMPANY, OR,
PAINTING, papering floors, waterprooing
roof rep white mechS; guar. work eSt-
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Roofing. siding, painting, papering; all
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MODERNIZE your kitchen with Nollblt
cabinets: best materials and workmanShlp.
Esttmates on OSCILLATIONS. GEORGE W.
KNOLL. WA. S576. 20
WATERPROOFING. all kinds; waterproof
your basement now; windows calked,, etc.
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IF YOU WANT carpentry, painting, KEN
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Evening star., 1947-03-21
PERSONAL Cont

PERMANENT; 81; snampoo aPd AN finger 7
E2S9UF WaST To scE62s9 E6sf wffGHT 3ffG 4 Do ave-
cENTER. cen s425 Ca Ga. ave Silver Spring
TTkEDq fh oyERWEfGHTP svF R5Fh@S NERVOUS: Take
HEALTH CENTER, s425 Ga. ave. Silver
seftIi: satIaR4I HILL, boarding school for
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tntormagion, cali Ma 1897 or staunton
s,rfFR Aderfs REGsTRY ~ SIdn9g otSeFs Ss call
II II SSt You ARE = NEED OF A LOAN gP %
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fngerwave. Soc No APPOINTMENTS All
fiYNS Fn5F q09S BzRGTY 9 3''eeGs1 coIEaE p21o St
NV, JOHNSON, Dentlzs-Falss as teeth re,
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it because you have lost weight. or they
need restyiing, we specialize in that field
EXpertly done at, moderate prices; Studio
fn5say Tbest4e Bdg Geatff FA ENGEI E 9oT formerly 4
ave. N.Y. I110 st, NV. Room 70
Two VACANCIES available for the board
ms Of babies at WELLINGTON, NURSERY.
ideal Lceensed home. Inspection iny5ted' W.
iMHEDATE G CASH sdo-sq for S9 y9ur Or h2me: cox
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE day and board
Ing school; 2-l2 years old; accred. bSachers;
telephone book Registrations now open
for summer camp. 940l Georgia ave- SH.
-NURSES AVAILABLE, registered. licensed
and bonded; 24-hour service -DU. ;!362
BooKKEEPER-If you gross $500 per
monthly statement and prepare all LaX
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DUPONT COUNSELLENG Service, special
izlng IN vocational guidance, personality
development and release from &ct-con-
sciousness. See MR.. SMITH. 210S R st,
", co, %217. Free consultations to s
HELP WANTED to work in ice cream fac
tory. Call Mr. Sonntag, CARRY ICE
CREAM CO. 1897 D St. Sc. %
SUPERFLUOIS HAIR, permanently, re-
moved by former university medical re
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consultation. Appointments evenings, ana
FENCES - IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION;
palyaDi2ed steel chaIn-link fences, a!l-Steel
nostS set in concrete, strong welded gates
10 money down; payments low s 50 mo.
p p FLEMING Contractor. 81. 43hi. 2.i'
WE NEED CHILDREN'S entertainment
church benefits, marlonetteS, magic elC'
slip COVERS. DRAPERIEs. bedspreads,
vanity skirts, pillows. CO 4"9o.-----E4
Evening star., 1947-03-21
q THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcons.,

PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairing, re-
modelling. new work, gas water heaters
fae eGlsGs no P0 IT. to eEds SE snail
PLUMBING REPAIRS, roof repairs. BOND
co1NyTRAaCIING CO. so4 st. NV; ,os EX.
PiUMBfNG IN aiSG'I AND b HEATING REPAIRS; Job
bing and remodeling. new baths. sinks and
ton. For service: call B. B. BARCo
d 0122. Ewes. CH. 1859. .25'
AAD!os 3EPAIRED. al makes, within a
carry full line of tubes and radios, Call
RE. 23ll or bring radio to 917 st. NV.
RADIO TaoUBLEe Free estimate. Worn
guaranteed 3 months. Honest prices. MID.
CITY RADIO SHOP. 81 pm Friday and
RADIO REPAIRS - Guaranteed work at
Eeasonable prices, For free estimates, call
Kab1d K3 13fd REptIRSS RneHARR Work None IN Your
1 home by qualified engineer; D. c., Nd. Va.
TT RaPI0 ph9se PI MoqnRs TfIg WASTING
! hold and commercial; guaranteed work.
DEPENDo REFRIGERATION CO., UN.
REFRIGERAToRs motors. washing ma
/ chimes: 24-hour repair service; household
and commercial. guaranteed work. A. 3.
REFRIGERATOR CO. Day phone, AT.
ROOFING. waterproofing, slate. Stag, tin,
ti5e, GGm2; sheet metal work; Cal! NO.
| DU1b, ftOMAo d bfEOWN CO. Z3
ca i coaGREss R So RooFNa a fS g Co. Sps0o 4A 4us
ROOF REPAIRING and painting, cutters
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4 22ITn3f IL sJ euttsTing tE aPd spouting Call MR.
suffers and spouts. For free estimates
ROOFS RFPArRED. all kinds. roofs
Ell GGan'fdo soyp 1eT GE euffs5s foEs and doWnspouts
ROOFING and sheet metal; also roof
painting and re-roofing. Call day or
night ~. 5o4o daytime; ewes. and sun syn
SLIP COVERS custom made; upho!stering
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aay estimates f5yfs "9f ENER fh6fs SRos 81 9ae!4S 4s
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3 IT. wide and #. long. Have your blinds
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t VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned, retaped, re-
finished or recorded; prompt service; new
blinds, custom made. aluminium or steel.
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! "o33
WASHING MACHINES creased and oiled.
! 81 80 up; Va, Md. and D. G. guar. work.
As hrs ON large Jobs. RELIANCE. AID. 4 8; 3.
WATCH REPAIRING-The watch doctor
Offers 4S-hour service. No extra charge.
Guaranteed ] wear, s35 F r9 st nw ~
| driveWays, walks, porches. retaining walls,
hagstone terraces, walks. F. MAlRaCcUCcI0Se; &c O.
! Rockville Md. Phone Rockville :t5SS -
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4 d'ALIBERT1 INC. s15 10th st. NV
WE HAVE on HAND for immediate in
stallation .gas-fred, boilers, all sizes OF
gas water heaters. shower stalls. bath tubs,
toilets. tubs and kitchen sinks: J.
/ SHAPIRO, registered plumber, office and
! showroom 9th and Que st. II. W. ~
Evening star., 1947-03-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-5c, 10c to 81 store, or variety
store, IN city or vicinity. Box alt
4 BARGAIN, s16,5OO-standard gas sta
tIon, acres, living quarters, dance nall
juEe Se05tS box, 81 BOOTHS act Quick JOHN BUR
DoFT, Colesville, Nd. Call Ashton, Nd.
LAUNDRY PLANT. fully equipped, going
business. priced for quick sale. Box I61-
Snack BAR and sandwich shop, doing
$1,000 mo- long lease. near school; can be
Vinnick with A NJ. DRAIsNEER; 14o4 L st.
GROCERY STORE, doing ,Sl,5Oo weekly;
rent. S65; no cnarge or delivery: can be
REALTY; 26o6 Wilson blvd. oW 5000,
Beauty SHOP BARGAIN-owner must
sell account personal reasons; . Modecraf55
showcases; S Ss;N we'll equipped, recently redeco-
rated Average SiO6 week. GOOD north
east location S1,95O cash. AT. 079@ after
RESI- z 81 fS MoTTI. PfHneifI NIGHT CLUE, dancins,
liquor license combinations, parks 100 cars:
400 seating capaci5y: hotel almost pas y
$500 weekly at top prices. Right party
can easily increase, Former owner aver
improvements recently made. 100000 cash
down includes guarantee OF Sl2,3o0 top
waits for no man See LES ESQ sHlLBY' GnaB ex-
GROCERY doing Sllo0 per wk;; good
cor. location in - Ariington: ,;, liy; quarters
Icy E @ rG9 Aa1 AhBsR sRd sun II Q2HEN aE 4oo ReasqF
h,e SsetloS; s. priced s. sS,s5T5 low. Call 80
DRY 3 a' cIEaN1NG + Il G. AGENCIES Gt cc}, in Ar
lington: small investment required: one
has AFT. in rear of store ALB ALBERT H,
f4HtH ffanoK " VINE S1ol BEER sEIs tavern on and
of sas With caRnS d and MIST on hge
must sell at once, Property, business and
fixtures for sale at sacritlce, Sl9'950 total :
ApP5aSsr PPasroR 'iia iias Pzaa Vermont Gs aTa NV Ex
INFANTS and children's wear and toys;
ties for right, party; viii sacrifice due to
EGG i!6aGSS. AND D. POULTRY PRoDucE-whole.
sale opeTatins bslVeen - CnlPeper G6o va and
ness MssnnlSi IN i946: low warehouse rental price
Rfgy auGnF RFEST4Y ffTn4RnecRo5 e. 1aa Hss Kns St.
ExPER1TScEn 3lH: fISS IfA fPAHARM desired for
R1o6oo D nee
exper: and BACKGROUND with references
TAILOR PA1 smoP, cleaning and pressing and
/ laundry service; also suitable for pawn
brokers exchange; estab!ished p oso s6oars;
/ BEER AND LIQUOR, on and of sale;
tourist camps, 200 building lots and
/ HYATTSVIILE INVESTMENT CO. -22
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE by owner, lst
| class business with 5 booths, all necessary
| located on cross bus lines. heart Of bus
! mess sec; price, $4,000. easy terms
Eyes and Sun. OW. 5T65; day, OK 4aSe
RESTAURANT. NV Wash, location seats
| 64 people; same owner 10 years, retirlns
! from the business; S6,50o cash. For fuI'
| EGGLFTON REAL ESTATE, 2s17 l4th 81
NV, ONCE hours to IL am. and 4 TO
pm. Phone DU. 50o1. --A
Evening star., 1947-03-21
RIIsIhEss OPPORTUNITIES.

pELeAaEssea g 1E asnE T6 over 5o6 n wR sns
Miton leaSe i9T pfnnicR Her. with tan A NJ DkAIsaER
1404 L st. NV. Ma. S036; ewes, GE. 0297.
$1,000 DOWN, Dos Beer and vine.
sioo per moRth i IN Ineludss dwelling; Teas:
LADIES' f1Dii WGAR@se7ersi fs eve stores on Conn
ave; approximately $5o,ooo yearly bust
aad aasS xtures ssns ~fh yeTs yeT little soodW
AUERBACH & co. DI. 3l31; eyes, Mr..
PLuMBrSG p AR SS2' SHOP, Observation-Disclosures
stock and equipment 1910 paneled Ford
sp tTack low aTsf rent 0qsRs Rs REAI%
FILLING STATION and garage, gas
pumps, garage and station equipped with With
fa detaiis teia'Ju ea WESLEY BUcHANAN
1901 columtbdiaa tda0 pike Arlington Va, ca
GRncERY 90; J1 IG75 gS most modern selt-service
market in the District; ideal for gentle;
GeorgetoWn. George SHSA' See sE1GEL First" EX.
f59 ARGE eEis Kss!sE PG 5 sSS2 Smart
tile operator can double business in short
time Located in best ne. area; med FIX
lures, clean store 81 400 guar ,y WKly ocL nuSl;'
terms. see SElGEL First" EX. 2501;
ewes, Kessler. DU.. 5552.
GROCERIES = Colored operators, atten-
s@al s95a d doS1 s13asn payments see sEaEL
Ex. 2501, eyes, Miller. AD; 5Q9sl. a.nt,,s
sss s,oIe ood wRy sGT Fsns Snsi
closed Sundays; $4,000. plus stock, terms.
See sEIGEL First" EX. 250l; ewes
GIRfa Naturalization down. We have 4
small down payment; See sEIGEL IGg1 First"
EG 25ol sXss MleF eFnee AD Saooo 59Sl vklv
and can DO more by right party, very
low overhead; $4,000, good will; no
credit: terms; truck. See SEIGEL First
1 GROCERY iGi ess5j, small if-service; mixed
trade; no delivery; ST. 200 wkly. busi; no
close competition: wood floor with base
ment; Sl2 900 with stock. See SEIGEL
kADIo FsTS AND ELEcTRIc iiRi i SHOP, located in
make a good living here. See SEIGEL
aPRoMINENT DRuG-LIoUoR store" =
Dissolving partnership forces the, sale OF
this large, modern. long established, profit
able business, located in the busy business
haf fsit'0n million ii 0np present Sent weekly Business
SO 900 plus inventory of stock, including
LIQUOR. $50 900; value of modern fixtures
and fountain, $4,000. This excellent
experienced principals. Ideal for partners
$50, 900 cash required, balance on terms
Shown by appointment. Please call HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1166. -
COLORED LUNCHEONETTE and soda
fountain business, partially equipped, for
good reliable person with approx. 1000;
in good section of town; no nearby COM
petition. Call Ii 2400. -?!22
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-03-14
This Test

buse.headed boy tonight and watch his chest
day at school and play. Peep into the room
checked loveliness Then ask yourself. What
ARM OR POWER? YOUR ANSWER WILL
} THE FUTURE OF THIS CHILD SHALL
ALTAR OF MY INDIFFERENCE TO THE
AND EQUIPMENT"
en- and you will hear this appeal for an equal
the nation. Make this test. and resolve:
HlDREN ON MARCH 25th. and I SHALL
POLLS THAT DAY"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
RICHWOOD'S GOLD STAR MOTHERS
HONORED AT AUXILIARY'S BANQUET
photo by stanton Studio.

versity, June % to %, were pre-
sented to Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Dolly
Reames, state department chair
man of Poppy Day; Nellie Penry,
Bernice Roberts, Mable Clouse,
and Naomi Ensie, all of Tiffin,
gave short discussion on Poppy
Day. Mrs. Leasher, of Columbus,
radio chairman, talk
ed on American Legion Auxiliary
radio Broadcast Mrs. Helen Kill
worth, sixth dist president, gave
an interesting talk on Mothers
Day. Rehabilitation of Our Coun-
try" was the subject of a talk
given by Mrs. Mary Thompson,
of Columbus. A program of music
and readings by children was
given under the direction of Miss
Ann Jones, Mrs. Hartley Harger
and Miss Nora Corbett.
Guests present from tne LaRue
Unit were Mrs. Laura Riley, Mrs.
Della Harris, Mrs. Bertha Will
Jams, Mrs. Florence Bowes, and
Mrs. Anna Benson.
Refreshments were served amid
decorations in keeping with the
Gold Star Mother theme. Ninety
members and guests were present.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22

The annual Gold Star Mothers
party was observed by the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, Baccarat
Unit 40, Wednesday night, May
Ia, in the Legion Hall
The Gold Star mothers present
were Mrs. Curtis Fields, Mrs.
John Clevenger, Mrs. Margaret
Disbennett, Mrs. leila Peyton, and
Mrs. Della Harris. Gold Star Sis
ters were Almyra Salisbury and
Mrs. Minnie Lewis.
Mrs. Zita Giffith, president of
the Redwood Auxiliary, presided,
the opening of the meeting she
presented state officers, her own
officers and Gold Star Mothers
each a corSage.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
Ann Gray of Dayton, state depart
ment president, who talked on
the Girls Buckeye State, and of
the unknown Soldiers grave she
had visited and placed the
wreath.
Mary Ann WEIGH, delegate,
and Mary Lou Matlack, alternat-
ed, who had been selected by
Unit No. 40 to attend the Buck
eye Girls State, at capital Uni
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-05-22
Redwood Section

hat trimmed with a short veil.
Her only jewelry was a small
locket which had been gift from
her grandfather Cox to her
grandmother many years ago.
Her corsage was red roses and
lilies of the valley.
The brides attendants were
Mrs. Granville Mcdaniel, a sis
ter -in-law of the bride, and Miss
Jerry Baggett, of Maumee, a
cousin of the broom. Mrs. Nc
Daniel wore a shell pink crepe
dress with matching hat and her
corsage was pink roses with blue
sweet peas. Miss Baggett wore a
light blue dress, trimmed with
shell pink, and her corsage was
also pink roses with blue sweet
peas.
Mr.. Baggett was attended by
his brother, Mr. Willard Baggett,
of Maumee, and Mr.. Granville
Mcdaniel, brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony, the
wedding party went to the Park
hotel at Magnetic Springs for the
wedding dinner. The members of
the party included the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Nc
Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bag
gett; Mr.. Willard Baggett, Miss
Eva Mae Baggett, Mr.. Kenneth
Baggett, Mrs. Robert Klinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Cornelius, Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Baggett, Miss
Jerry Baggett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs,
Giles Mcdaniel and children,
Roger, and Marsha, Mr.. and Mrs
Granville Mcdaniel and son,
Gary; Miss Pauline Prichard, Mr.
and Mrs. Grady Carroll, Mrs. Ida
Mcdaniel, Rev. and Mrs. Donald
Hobbs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gill.
Mrs. Baggett is graduate o
the Redwood high school of the
class of 1910 and of Bowling
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Green university in 1914 She is
at present employed as secretary to
the medical director of Owens
Illinois Glass Company, of Toledo.
Mr.. Baggett is employed in Maui
NEE.
Sunday afternoon the bridal
party returned to their newly
built home in Maumee. Sunday
evening reception was held in
Maumee for them.
McElroY- -Stalder Wedding
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
McElroy, on Kinnel p, was the
scene of a lovely informal wedd-
ing Sunday afternoon May l0 at
2:30 when Miss Phyllis McElroy,
their daughter became the bride
of Mr.. James Stalder, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Stalder.
The double ring marriage SER
vice was read by Rev. Hoffman,
of the Claibourne Methodist
church before an altar of flowers
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and lighted candleabra. Miss Ruth
Fisher lighted the candles.
Preceding the ceremony wedd-
ing music was played by Miss
Elizabeth Haberman, of Marion.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a pink crepe
street length dress. Her corsage
was white carnations. She was
attended by her cousin, Miss
Dorothy McElroy, who wore an
aqua dress with a corsage Of pink
carnations.
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