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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-05
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Beard
and family were guests at the
wedding dinner for their niece,
Miss Audrey Kisamore, Sunday
noon at the Vincent Liebhart
home, west of Marysville. Miss
Kisamore, graduate of the Marys-
vile school class 1947, and daugh-
ter of the late Gabriel Kisamore
of Newark and Mrs. Vincent Lieb-
hart, was united in marriage Sun
day morning to William (BilD
Liebhart, first class airplane
Imechanic, who served with the
Navy during World War II. He
is the son of Vincent Liebhart and
is employed by Conrad & Son,
Marysville.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Liebhart
will make their home on their
fathers farm west of Marysville.
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ii MARYSVILLE YOUTH
TO ATTEND CHURCH CAMP

Eleven young people from the
Methodist intermediate Youth
Fellowship will go to the Christ
ain Adventure Camp at Sabina,
Sunday June 8. The camp will
be held from June 8 to 13.
The young people going from
the Fellowship are Lois Skidmore,
Lorna Lee Payne, Nancy Kirby,
Sally Worthington, Maxine Sc
well, Jon Greeneisen, Eddy Lowe,
Floyd Coil, Don Carr, Don Max
well, and Bob Marten. They will
be accompanied by Mrs. E. A.
Marten.
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MOTHER DAUGHTER MEET

A mother-daughter meeting
will be held by the Mary Baldwin
circle of the Kings Daughters at
8 pm. Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Burl Southland on w. Fifth
ST. All members are asked to
bring a guest. They are also re-
quested to bring table service for
themselves and guests, and a COW
cred dish.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Samuel Berger has re-
turned to her home on Elwood
ave-, after living six months in
Westfield, Ind, with her husband
on the Warwick Farm. Mr.. Ber-
ger accompanied his wife home
and they attended the lovely
wedding of Ruth Ann McAllister
and Richard Tiller, in the First
Congregational church. Mr.. Ber-
ger returned to Westfield, We'd
neSday, where he is employed
and Mrs. Berger will remain at
their home here for the summer
months.
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THANKS PUBLIC

Ransome r e e d Relief Corps
wishes to thank all the ladies who
helped at the Court House and
cemetery, the Boy and Girl Scouts
and all others who helped in the
Memorial Day service.
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LINEN SHOWER HELD

Mrs. Jake Pfarr, of 216 w.
Eighth ST., entertained with a lin
en- shower Wednesday in honor of
Miss Marjorie Clarridge, who will
become the bride of Mr.. Lehr
Miller, Saturday afternoon. Miss
Clarridge received a number of
nice gifts.
The evening was spent in play
ing bridge after which refresh
ments were served. Mrs. c. r.
Ballinger assisted in serving the
refreshments.
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JUNE S. ls47.

with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sher-
wood.
Fidelis Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. June Turney, We'd
nesday evening, June IL
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Nunamaker at
White Cross hospital, May 81.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-05

Mr.. Malue Carter, of Mansfield,
visited over Decoration with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ethan
Temple, of Claiborne, Junior
Temple and family, of Waldo,
were guests of their parents Sun
day.
Mrs. E. L. Green and son, Err
nest, and Chancey Green, of Della
ware, were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Temple, Clai-
orne on Thursday evening of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Ballard, of
Magnetic Springs, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Daniels, Kenton, have
returned from Ashville, N. c.,
where they attended Jersey COW
sale at the Biltmore farms, which
is located on the VANDERBILT
estate.
Paul E. Wolford, S &c, station
ed at Navy radar school in Bos-
ton, Mass, spent the weekend
with his mother, Ava Wolford,
at their home on E. Fifth st.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvr-LE OHIO

Raymond Youth Center. Admis-
sion will be 10 and Is cents, and
the skating is held in the old
Liberty school gymnasium build
ing.
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WEDDING SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. George
announce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Margar-
ct Ann, to Randall j. Allemang,
son of Mrs. Esther Allemang, 307
N. Maple ST., on Sunday, June 8.
1t will be an open church we'd
ding at $3.50 p. m. at the Trinity
Lutheran church.
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LUNCHEON GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Guy and
daughter, Betty Jane, were lunch
con guests Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Guys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Berger The Ber-
gers returned home from West
field, Ind, on Monday.
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HERE FOR FIRST VISIT
WITH FAMILY IN 81 YEARS

Walter Belt, of Sequim, Wash,
and Mrs. Ida B. Raymond and
son, Eugene, and daughters, Alice
and Helen, of Clallam Bay, Wash
are here for a visit with their
brothers and families, Rolla c.
Belt and DR.. r. Floyd Belt. 1t is
their first visit back to their home
town of MarysVille in 81 years.
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TO ATTEND WEDDING
CIRCLE ELECTS

The Ministering circle of Kings
Daughters held their election of
officers, Tuesday evening, in the
Kings Daughters room. Martha
Hill was elected leader for the
coming year; Faye Keirns, vice
leader; Gladys Bump, secretary;
Mildred Staley, treasurer.
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8 Q|C|I| { II! Il us

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bell and
Mrs. Mae Bell, of Miami, Florida
are visiting Redwood and LaRue
and at their old home town in
Battle Creek, Mich, for a few
weeks.
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STORK SHOWER

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Parrot en-
tertained with a stork shower in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Geer,
of Marysville, at the home of
Russell Parrot, on the Marion rd.
The couple received many lovely
and useful gifts and the remain
der of the evening was spent in
playing euchre.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Way; Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Geer; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Smith and daughter, Linda; Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Nicol and son,
David; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Shade
Watkins.
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ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
OE THE CIRCLE OF LIGHT

The new circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers held its organizational meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Galloway, on E. 4th St Miss Ferne
Berger from the Silver Cross Cir
Gle, was a guest at the meeting
and gave the devotionals. The
new circle is to be called the
Circle of Light and will hold its
next meeting at the home of Mrs.
F. T. Gaumer, on w. 7th ST., in
July. Ten members were pres
ent at the meeting.
The following committees were
appointed for the coming year,
program committee, Mrs. George
Morelock, chairman, Mrs. John
Baker; welfare committee, Mrs.
William L. Coleman, chairman,
Mrs. w. E. Behrens, Mrs. Richard
Engard; finance committee, Mrs.
Dale Brown, chairman, Mrs. F.
T. Gaumer, Mrs. William Faulk-
ner; sunshine committee, Mrs.
Phil Rupright, chairman, Mrs.
Fred Johnson, Mrs. Paul Wen
eel. Mrs. Fred Johnson was e.
lected publicity chairman.
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CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES
Children's Day services will be
held at 8 p. m. Sunday in the
Broadway Methodist church. The
public is cordially invited.
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BRIDGETTE CLUB
The Bridgette Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. John Craig,
Thursday at 8 pm.
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TO ATTEND WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. William 0. Shear
er, of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Skillman and Mr.. William
Griffin, of Columbus, will leave
Friday for Cohasset, Mass, where
they will attend the wedding OF
Mr.. Griffin and Miss Gladys
/ Films of C0haSSPt
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SKATING AT RAYMOND

Roller skating VIII be held in
Raymond every Wednesday from
8 to ii pm, sponsored by the
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cHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES
BRIDGETTE CLUB

bnlOGEl 4 SLOD
The Bridgette Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. John Craig,
Thursday at 8 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-28
Poisonous Personalities, Or,
People the World Could Do Without
BY Nina Leslie Caileja
/. Impromptu Singers

CTANDNG very close the top the list Of the nosome
people in the world without doubt prompu sinc-
es These human gumbos consuonuy unobis 10 heer
b bm Of music issuing from any whichever without
bursting into song They will promptly join dost doys
drown completely whichever sound got there hfs IL
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Play By II, Little y. !.
Theater 4 Group
At DriftscOOd

Little Theatre members held
dress rehearsal Sunday for their
musical show, SAY It With Mu-
Sic, which opens at the Club
Driftwood next Friday morning.
Miss Beatrice Moreno will be
at the piano, with Hector Barroso
handling the music for, dancing.
The show has as its sponsors
the Lions Club, Rotary Club, Jay
Gees, Jay-shees, American Le-
gion, Business and Professional
Women's Club, La Concha Navy
Wives Club and the two member
agencies of the USO, the Noes
and the Army and Navy Depart
ment of the YMCA.ts fss.. ~
The show is under the direction
of Gerald Pinder, with costumes
designed by Marge Sjursen,
makeup by Joseph Selby, stage
setting and lighting by Walter
Hall and Ray Honeycutt.
The show is being presented
to defray the cost of sending the
Theater Gorup to the Veterans
Administration Hospital at. Coral
Gables for the benefit of the pa
tients stationed there.
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Scouts To Haze
Wiener Roast At
Taylor Tonight

Local and Cuban Boy Scouts
will have a wiener roast given
them by the local colored Scouts
at the Fort Taylor Beach begin
ming at 3 ,. H., tonight.
After breakfast at 8 a. m, to-
Gay, the Boy Scouts went at 8
a. m, to Meacham Field for the
dedication. ceremony in connec-
ton with the unwilling of the
monument marking the Goth an
niversary of the first passenger
airmail flight. from Key West
to Havana.
Following a luncheon this
noon, the Boy Scouts visited the
City Aquarium at 100 p. m. At
$3.50 p. M, they were to have a
theater party.
Tomorrow's program for the
Boy Scouts Includes memorial
exercises at the Marti and Maine
monuments, with the presenta-
ton of medals and honor
awards at 8 a. M; trip to Boca
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-28
THE DRUNKARD' STACCERS
J. ON INTO IT'S SECOND WEEK
BY JACK LOCKER George speldin)

reading from left to right, with
no attempt at comparative rank
Particular concentration should
go to George Mills White for his
singing.
The much-discussed battle of
the casts as to which of the two
companies that performed last
week was the better and evoked
the more applause developed in.
to something more like a love
feast when several roles were
exchanged by the opposite num-
bers concerned, notably those
of the villain and the mother,
! without bloodshed Except in the
! drunkard's fight scene) or any
/ loss of dramatic force to the pro-
duction. Through constant re-
hearsal and coaching the actors
have developed fine precision
in their parts, the finest tribute
to the excellent directing of
Mazda Lazarovici, that permits
such interchangeability without
incident
To get back to the rivalry of
! the casts and keeping in mind
the old adage that comparisons
are odious, this observer is
bound to make a somewhat hest
tant judgment in that respect.
Having seen all the actors in
their roles, under the handicap
! of cool audience and with the
lift of a friendly one, and know
ing well what can happen when
a man sticks out his neck, we
will put our chubby finger a
an individual and a perforla-
ance that seemed outstanding.
On the night in question she
was lovelier than ever. Never
before had she been seen in such
a pleasing light, nor had she
given such lift to the scenes in
which she appeared. The refer
ence is, of course, to the Satur-
day night appearance of Brunn-
hide, the beauteous blonde on
the bar-room curtain. Come see
her. She promises to be better
than ever this week, now that
she knows the ropes.
1.-The Drunkard" will close
Thursday, rather than Saturday
night, due to conflicting dates.
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County Child
Welfare Council
Names Officers

Earl Hamilton was elected
president of the Monroe County
Welfare Council at its supper
meeting in the Poinciana Com
munity Hall Friday evening.
Other officers elected were AL
bert Carey, vice president; Rev.
John E. Pickens, treasurer, and
Mrs. Ruby Morgan, secretary. !
II Rev. Pickens, director of the
Poinciana and Fort Village
nursery schools, reported ins
creased attendance, and an im-
proved financial condition, due
in part to the generosity of To-
cal organizations, which donated
canned goods. The council voted
that letters of thanks be sent
to the Business and Professional
Women's Club for two cases of
milk; to the Southernmost Cush-
mans Scooter Club for one case
of milk, and to the Jayshees,
who had been reported in The
Citizen as having voted to send
one case of milk.
Mrs. ELIZABETH Singleton, juve-
nile court probation officer, re-
ported for her department.
Mrs. Helen Mcneil, director of
the local chapter of the Amer
lean Red Gross, announced that
Junior Red Cross week would
be celebrated from November l
to Is. Mrs. Ruth Lange, unit SUI
pervisor for the State Welfare
Board, related efforts of the
State Welfare workers to effect
rehabilitation of families, who
could be assisted towards self
support.
On a motion by Mrs. Lange,
the council voted in favor of the
continuance of school luncheonS.
Discussion of tubercular cases
evoked the following facts:
There is no State law which
compcls an active case to remain
in a sanitorium until cured, or
to go to a sanitorium for care
and treatment; children are not
required by law to remain out
of school when they are actively
tubcrcular, but our local school
principals do not permit them to
attend and spread the disease.
Members and guests present
were Mrs. Edith Clark, Mrs. Sim
gleton, Rev. Pickens, Mrs. Eileen
S. Coughlin, Mrs. Eloise Hinger,
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. life, Mrs.
Lange, Mrs. Mcneil. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Carey, Mr.. Hamilton
and Miss Loretta Green.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-28
XIV. Boy Scouts
ReceiUe Surplus
Nary Equipment

Incident to the transfer of Gus
today of the US. Army installa-
/ ton at Fort Taylor to the u. S.
Naval Submarine Base, the lat
ter received quantities of sal
, vageable Army field equipment
which had survived the usual dis
posal procedures and still re-
manned on hand.
After the equipment had been
reduced by making it available
to the, Submarine Base Recrea-
/, ton Department for use in its
,, activities considerable quantities
still remained.
Thereupon, Scout Commissioners
Dave McCurdy was contacted
and the material was made avail
able to the Key West Boy Scout
organization. Commissioner Nc
Curdy was quick to accept and as
a result the boys now have pos
session of an impressive supply
of cooking and messing utensils
and camping aids.
These items, which include
pots, pans, dishes, cups, bowls,
canteens, leggings and even a Lis
ter Bag, an ice box and a guam
, tity of paint, should go a long
way toward the promotion of the
interest of the local boys in camp
| ing and woodcraft.
The Navy hopes to number
among the men of it's future gen.
erations just such boys as will be
using this equipment and is glad
of this opportunity, and of any
other which may present itself,
to assist them in their efforts TO
make the most of their youth.
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Chica Air Field at 2 p. M, and a
diamondbal game at Bayview
Park between the Cuban and
the Key West Scouts at 5 .. m.
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ScOOters To GiUe
Halloween Party

A regular meeting of the
Southernmost CushniAn Scooter
club was held Friday evening
at Duffy's Tavern. ...
Norman McDonald's applica-
ton was membership was APP
proved.
Bill Glisch, Fred Clark. Bob
Daniels and Malcolm Walter
were appointed squad leaders.
A special meeting was called
for Wednesday, October Goth at
2 p. m. to be heldeat 822 Flem-
ing street to complete plans for
the clubs Halloween party to
be given October 80. r..
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AhSO Vic oCSOho WIN "a oCii-
out performances tonight goes
tthe Key West Players produc-
ton of "The Drunkard, or The
Fallen Saved" This so-called
l"Moral Drama" which has been
Ion the boards for more than a
century and has been an unquali-
fled delight to audiences in vari-
Gus cities of the nation for the
last decade or so of that time
with its dated speeches and it's
|stiltedr action, has proven i'm
mensely popular with Island
City theatre goers during the
first week of its run.
Once again the cast which
opened the show and played the
first three nights of last week
will have an opportunity to dis
play its dramatic wares. This
will include Gregory Foley in
the title role as Edward Middle
ton; Betty Ruder as Mary Will
son who marries the unfortunate
alcoholic; Ruth Lange as Mrs.
Wilson; Gerald Saunders as
Squire Cribs, the much despised
villain; Josephine Triebel as
Agnes, the half-crazed sister;
Betsy Ramsay as Julia, the
daughter Guy Carleton as Mr..
Hencelaw, the philanthropic
| forerunner of Alcoholics Anany-
NOUS.
Like Old Man River and the
oleo performers, who seemingly
have foresworn the world to de-
vote themselves to their art for
the fortnight of the entertain
,,ment, Frank Ramsay and Helen
Skeirik will just keep rolling
along for all performances in the
roles of William Dowton, the
hero's half-brother, and Miss
Spindle, the aging debutante, re-
spectively. Smaller roles will be
taken by Harry Delaney, How
ard Weiss, Sarah Bowser, Ruth
Newton, William Hilton, Jack
| Locher and George Speldin. This
tcast, at present writing and bar
ring unforeseen happenings, will
play tonight and Wednesday
night, with the characterization
lof Edward" MARY" and Julia"
interchanging with those of the
other cast on Wednesday and
Friday nights, and the other
cast, which concluded the first
tweek's run with rouSing pre-
tsentation to a pleased audience
last Saturday evening. will be
seen on the remaining three
nights.
+, The vaudeville acts will con-
Itinue in their usual excellent
fashion. In these oleas will be
seen Eleanor Dowski as Mile.
Fiji from Gay Paree; Dolly Con-
amt. and Lingtee Scribner who
give the audience the Bird, in a
Gilded Cage. of course; Je n
BaiIlod and his concertina; Jean
,Frikzell; Ruth Newton; Belle
Hamilton and the Can Can
fchorus; Hugh Bredin, Ann Garlic
ton and Gerald Saunders with
another bird, this time on Mel
/. lies Hat; and the four singing
/. walters, Commanders Murphy,
j Vinpck, Greene and Suddath,
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file ! } Charles, l was sorry
to hear about Tell him }
What's that again, Bill? No,
am never too busy. You know
that. Harry, don't do anything
without first } Yes, Bill?"
Meantime Jane. a very quiet
and efficient girl, has got out
the so-and-so file, told Nick
what he came in to find out, bu,
which he was despairing of ever
learning in the bedlam, and sent
him on his way.
The multiple conversational
list glares at Nick's retreating
figure and at Jane, who is back
at her typewriter, He is consum.
ed with anger. One of his lis.
teners has got away. He makes
a mental note to put that Jane
in her place at the. earliest op,
iportunity. HE is the pivot or
which this office turns; HE is
the driving force; HE is the
boss; look at all the things that
rest squarely on HIS shoulders
this place would fall to piece:
without HIM. And anyone who
forgets any of these things fol
one instant had better look out
They're going to be in for a spot
of trouble.
If there is momentary lull
which he deplores greatly, thi.
multiple conversationalist sit.
and contemplates, with grea
satisfaction, all he has accom-
plished lately. What, he %6as' 'ac
tually done, of course, is throw
everything into the sgreatest con
fusion, and Jane will have t,
work hours to gee thtaes bacl
into a semblance of order.
I have a fitting and prope
punishment for these bat brain
: ed individuals, Put '''eath' 8
them, alone, in a separate
sound-proof. glass window-en
closed office. Have at least min,
telephones on the desk. lie
hundreds of people pass BY tn
windows hourly. But - let not
one of the people ever stop il
passing, and never let one of tn,
telephones ring!
Nine-tenths of the total mum
Der of multiple-conversatibn
lists thus dealt with will even
tually in desperation and frus
tration. strangle themselves {,
death with the telephone cords
ITO BE CONTINUED 49,,
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ROOM MOTHERS
MEETING TONIGHT

Harris School Room Mothers
will hold a meeting tonight, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock, in the home
of Mrs Elikabesh Singleton, 329
Elizabeth streSt.sIl I'll
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ROMANS CLUB
MEET TOMORROW

Mrs. Dan Navarro, president,
has called meeting of the Key
West Woman's Club for tomor-
row evening at z o'clock, of all
committees for the community
concerts to be given by the club.
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PAL Children
Feted At Party

Poinciana PAL council had
wiener roast at Rest Beach.
There were about $50 children
present and they enjoyed the
food and the games that were
played.
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apply To We'd

An application for a marriage
license was filed yesterday by Jo-
Seph Cerezo, %, of 916 Francis
street, and Rita AMBROSE, 81, OF
East Greenwich, Conn, with
County Judge Raymond r. Lord.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
May IS. 1947
Forgotten Memorials
By CHRIS MATHISEN

trees and extended his inter-
ests to include architecture.
Having earned a reputation
as a planner of large estates,
he was commissioned to lay
out the grounds about the
White House, Capitol and
Smithsonian Institution in
1851. He finished his plans but
did not, live to see them exc
cuted. In 1852 the captain
of the Hudson River steamer
Henry Clay decided to race
another craft. The over
heated Henry Clay caught
fire. Downing, a passenger,
died attempting to save 9TH
ers in the water.
These are among the per-
sonages whose memories are
honored by statues and other
memorials in Washington
parks. The claims to fame of
many are unknown to the
average passerby, but they
are remembered in their own
fields. Gross, Henry and
Downing were picked at ran
dom. There are dozens of
others memorialized here, the
mention of whose names
probably would prompt no
comment of recognition In
the average conversational
circle.
Samuel c. F. Hahnemann
(l755-1843), a German known
as the founder Of homoeo-
pathic medicine; Albert Pike
(1809- -1891), lawyer, editor,
soldier, leader in Free Ma
SOnry, Senator James NC
MILAN of Michigan (1838-
1902, planner for a growing
Capital; Francis d. Millet
(1846-1912), artist and war
correspon d e n t, and Mai.
Archibald w. Butt 1896
1922, aide to President Taft,
friends who died in the sink
ing of the Titanic-these are
but a few.
Does the reader know off,
hand where their memorials
are located?