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Evening star., 1947-05-04
Seminary Fair
VII Be Held
Next SatHrday

Fiesta day out on Seminary Hill In
Alexandria is rolling around again
and, come Saturday afternoon, all
the best features of a garden party,
a fair, and carnival will be In
evidence at the Seminary Fair.
From to o'clock In the grounds
of the Virginia Theological Semi
nary, Quaker lane and Seminary
road, the Woman's Auxiliary of
Emmanuel Church the-Hill will
sponsor its annual benefit, known
in past years for its air Of informal
ity, neighborliness and cordiality,
with entertainment for children and
adults ranging from turtle race
to tea.
The turtle race, scheduled for
$3.50, will be run over a 15-foot
course, and a prize awarded the
owner of the swiftest turtle, as one
of the free spectacles at the fair.
Entries are still being received
for the pet show, under the man
agement of Capt. Walter Karig, who
has announced that any pet that
can be brought in box, cage, bowl,
Or bucket, may be entered to COM
pete for prizes and ribbons as the
most unusual, the most popular, or
some other winning attribute in the
categories of pets. Pets on leads, or
in arms, are strictly barred. Tur-
ties and pets should be brought to
the Seminary grounds not later than
2 o'clock the day of the fair For
those who crave even faster locomo-
ton provided by turtles, pony rides
will be available.
The carnival atmosphere will be
provided by a hurdy gurdy, an ac-
cordionist, Punch and Judy Show,
sideshows and games of skill and
a six-piece clown band will roam
the grounds.
Tea~will be served on the porch
of one of the main Seminary build
ings to those who prefer to enjoy
the color of the fair at short dis
tance, while they watch parade of
the latest summer fashions, loaned
by local dress shop and modelled
by young members of the auxiliary
Admission to the grounds is free
Chairmen of the benefit are Mrs
Robert F. Gibson, jr., and Mrs. S.
Cooper Dawson, jr
Others assisting with the benefit
are Mrs. Alexander C. Zabriskie,
wife of the dean of the Seminary,
in charge of homemade food; Mrs
Ernest H. Wiecking, tea; Mrs. Mar
garet Thomas, entertainment, Mrs.
Chandler Morse, Mrs. C. D. Scully,
jr.; Mrs A. T. Mollegan, Mrs. Tanis
Page, collectively in charge of ice
cream, hot dogs, soft drinks; Mrs |
Lanier Gray, balloons: Mrs. Walter
Karig, pet show and turtle race;
Mrs. John Shinberger, games of skill
such as penny toss and milk bottles;
Mrs. John Willis, in charge of the |
grab bag, which instead of being
a bag is to be in the form of a
pirates chest, guarded by genuine
pirate; Mrs John O. Walker and
Mrs Stanley Shaw, flower plants
and cut flowers: Mrs. Jesse Trotter,
clowns and hurdy-gurdy; Mrs.
Armistead L. Boothe, white ele-
plants; Mrs. George A. Eddy, treas
urer; Mrs. r. S. Sweeley, decora-
tions; Mrs. S. w. Livingston, pub
licity, and a committee of three men,
B. T. BOUCHER, Pat Galloway and
the Rev. A. T. Mollegen, in charge
of grounds. cleanup and electrical
engineering.
In case OF an absolute downpour
on Saturday. the fair will be post
poned to the following Monday,
Nav II.
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THE SUNDAY STAR, washington, d. C.

anad Mrs. Horace Page orlady Of
Durand, Wis.
Miss Monroe attended George
Washington and American Uniyer-
sites.
Mr. Orlady attended the Uni-
versity of wisconsin and received
his B. s. degree from the University
OF Denver. During the war he was
m Army Transport Command pilot
in the Pacific.
The wedding win take place on
the West Coast in July.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Pennsylvania Society

The final formal dance of the sea-
son Of the Pennsylvania State So
|ciety viii be given Tuesday evening
lin the west ballroom Of the Shore
ham Hotel, with dancing from 10
until o'clock.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Ray J. Whitney,
Glebe 2629.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

The marriage of Miss Doris Vir-
ginia McClay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin A. McClay, to Mr..
Carlton Edward Whitney. son of
Mrs. Cornelia S. Whitney, took place
recently in Trinity Methodist
Church.
The Rev Daniel w. Justice
offlciated at the ceremony and the
bride was given in marriage by her
father. Miss Judy L. Miller was
maid of honor and the other at
tendants were Miss Dorothy Major
and Mrs. Richard Cole.
Mr.. Lambert Anderson was best
man and the ushers were Mr., Robert
Hoover and Mr.. Cole.
Evening star., 1947-05-04

MIR. and Mrs. Ernest L. Monroe
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Olga Ellen Monroe.
to Mr.. Harry w. Orlady, son of Col.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
MRS. BRLNCEFIELD.

RS. BhlNCEFlELD.
The former Miss Beatrice
Joy Wheeler is the bride OF
Mr., Carey w. Brincefe1d. Their
marriage took place recently
in Caluary Baptist Church,
the Rep. DR.. Clarence Wa
Crawford officiating.
Miss Ruth Wheeler uaS her
sisters maid Of honor and the
Misses Rebd Sioler and Peoev
Kelley l0ere bridesmaids. Mr..
James c. Brincetield serUed as
best man for his brother and
Mr.. Eluin L. Brincetf field and
Mr.. Thomas E. Times 1pere the
uSherS. --HesSler Photo.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

n the KITCHEN ot wood'ow Wilson High School, Mrs.
solods under the supervision of Mrs Adelaide Reynolds
1911 Thirtieth street NV Mrs. Noe Edein, 49Ol
Forty street NV, tokes rolls from the warmer
Bv BETTY MILES
Evening star., 1947-11-30
BY BETTY MILES

TYPICAL OF high school
l. lunchrooms throughout
the city is the nonprofit, self
supporting cafeteria at Wood
row Wilson High School, where
40 cents will buy a student a
hot lunch designed to fortify
him for the afternoon.
The Accent special" in
cludes meat or q meat substi-
tute ION the poultryless Thurs
day we visited. baked beans),
two vegetables. a roll, butter
and milk. The students can
buy a smaller hot plate" for
Is cents, sandwiches for 10
cents and pies and cakes for
10 cents. Milk and chocolate
milk are available, but not
tea, coffee or carbonated bev-
erages.
The girls, according to Mrs.
Adelaide Reynolds, cafeteria
manager, take calorie count
ing seriously and favor soup
and salads. Typical of the
Evening star., 1947-11-30

larger salads are nodded fruit
and gelatin, tomato aspic,
fresh fruit, tuna fish and
stuffed egg.
The boys demand q more
substantial meal, and spa
ghetti is their favorite dish.
Ham, pork, beef and veal are
served with the hot plate on
days not designated As meat
less. Popular desserts are pies
and cakes, made in the cafe
terra kitchen.
Most of the students eat
in the lunchroom, some buy
ing their entire meal, others
supplementing a sandwich
brought from home with q
dessert and beverage. Accord
ing to Principal Thomas J.
Holmes, the cafeteria sells
$40, 600 worth of food annual
ly. The money is used to pay
the IL cafeteria employees, to
purchase food and to replace
equipment.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

HOUSES WANTED 10 DUY tcsae.l !.
s.k. AND M. Hn0RE27Y-We W3n 1ay
al cash or win seH for Suq. We nj
RESULTS. dutck action MAX NUIxK 800
naRr Nv y saiss;SrM tls; n NIL 212o s,as N. -.
house, zooms. extra.larEe living room
vicinity Conn ave. and Porter or nearby.
sais P9tscsssisSP1 c Il rssssns pspfqpaGf q pG
saixiI ski HOUSE Or bans.lox; woodridr.. rid
With ds ID 81 cssh s. wsitsns. odlS sosHnT 4. ss. ios
I All nIERSsTEp ID purchastns home
p stsse Il 2 soSr Tspl a eon
Struction and location; no Agents, please
Box AID, Gtat. ---3
sls eaS HS1as 81 s1Dsss ss.sg
Braddock Hetghts. Belle Haven and Alex-
andria; List your propsrty for quick
inston inaa natinnSi s = 4 IirDolt 8 Wss1. d. 5. e 1sa
613l. Ext. 46b; eyeninsx, IL. 25AS. -
go xEARB, sEKS1CE to local property
sgs ass WE fssss uSas ss ssss c PsS
MaNfsb sasHla slass FsorHkTx fes skLHoass Ho9as
NE uTss Ban rh 81 sssts .s. ss. 1876 1855
n: d RYoN CO.. ~ dE. 81; sstIss Sizs. 'Ss $50
KENSINGTON, Bethesda Of silver sprins
oses snaits DTicr q pasn
Payment; ! q IS slo.ooo o. slishtly over. aox
cATHkDSAL AVE. section; private party
viii buy detached or sesnidetached house
sTpn 49, s eISasss nEs gsosarc g1sooisa Gan ser
FURNISHED MOUSE, l6 or more rooms.
modern kitchen. dining room. adequate
repair: preferably NJ. Pleasant Il. oaee'
FOE IMMEDIATE ACTroN--Homes ana
business properly, any secttof Of the city.
haasfx hhonsss Gal vrirEn gs aqyi Esn , sS The rsss
aasps aosr slSG fst Rsow wpssa ssas ss os
of work and know how to sell house
Il the present declining market II sIso
takes more than Q lot Of curious sight
seers to make sale. We have bona dde
yours vii exactly an suis wny not cs u
snd Mf4YN sss Y ws Gsp So Aslg yos's JOHN ! +; Is
SAVE BROKERAGE-Huyer wants prewar
house, Bethesda or Chevy Chase: posses
sion June or earlier. Box 211-c. Star.
NEARBY ARLINGTON or Fails church--
TO bedrm. home wanted; cash. Please
call CHI: 1901.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norshwe.s.

COL0RED-1543 9th ST. N.W.-1st COM
mercial: small down payment; owner snx-
ious to sell; Q apts. Of rooms, bath
cossn ason vinneE sE,ek wsh Gsh
DRAIsNER,o ,ooao a4o4 L st. NV, MA. so36;
coIooREbOseo cSSso dTi 800 BLK QUEBEC nj. NV
Corner brick, ten rms; automatic heat
Immaculate condition. excellent propert,
for doctor. For appointment, call KEN.
MnDT sHsDin.s REALTX aI 9oae coz INC. oE. 9so2
coLoREDMi-FxMILY IL APT, near HoVart
University; built less than, 10 years. Co,
msnt; modsssts down payment. PARK
Road HOUSING CO.. DE. 171O; evenings,
cGolLoRfgIbi-HoME Col ooRfgIbi WITH 1NcoME-Soo
pr. home spransed for Two aHm families; teG 81
ht., gar; recently redecorated: possession.
To inspect call RALPH D. coHN. INC.
investment; 3-story brick; oil h.-w.h.; has
8 sv.s spts;; Sx T1essas9onable 1sa9 terms. ma. sosa:
CoI0RED-auEBEc pL. and Park pl
n.w.-The perfect home for comfortable
place, excellent future recreation room;
stairway to large attic; concrete front
eefoRkpss5d H5s5dY 1et1 S4 sq ME NV
full bsmt, oil h.-w.h.; nice yards; det.
IA. Saas; ewes. 'isi RA. 3 esfs. - opsn ai.a st.
ct5i coLoRED1sss SsEii !! e PRINCETON pL. NV
Attractive brick home In excel. cond.: s
sfs s BATH saTsd s rat ssis iodsFn init a
recr. room, sarsse. Venetian 'i Blinds. As,ii oil
sRs sandas Il to fs5 sas oas ssaiz
coIoREp-5oo BLOCK IRVING st. NV.
-lmmed. possession; II rms. 2. baths;
good income; terms. Mrs. Andrews, CO.
174s' with PAsQUAL REALTY, Ex. $3.50.
coLoRED-NEAR LIST AND sts-9e
ss sfSoo bath No. sss dS @ ssss u.s. ss
G scoLoREDn.seoo BLK. 18th sr-e rms.
so estas, ssss iHs5 Ho gSssSshss' ssSh hwh NO a72s'
coLoREiDi1isooo BLK. KALoRAMA I'd
Il - KIN kIms' baths tbs. used as as1 apts. cash,
S6IokEp@isoo ssaSfi Blk. H. KHao9inAMA szt9i I'd
VIII; cash, $1,000. Nc NO. s7ss. Ho. 81 ss4s.
coLoRED-s75o DOWN, unit block P st.
ssaa e zasf sEEs coRsy osRsy IA I 5en
eofoRbsSso sTaa p9Ws 99ss es iso5 Block 1,th
st: n.w.First commercial; 3-story and
6sIt. osaI brtsk; s Il rooms baths; INV
send fsa Bs 81 sss4 opsa IS s0oRh p s1s
coEokEI-s7oo DowN; unit t. block loci: st..
n.w;-2-story and bsmt., B rms, stove
nfa ss LIVES NvrENr hEss 's5 eSRp r. rsa! ss
eoHokGDMs4iso S1a ksaoassi 81 boWN; sa 400 block 11th
es%t eca 15lSs gssRo Il r09Rs EsEraEaF sasf eoRe
2l2 Bond Building. Dl. 8724.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-seusheo.t.

Sc. NEAR, I1th AND. EYE sts.----7-room
frame dwelling; 4 bedrooms. bath. elec-
GEO. I. BoRaER, exclusive agent. 64a
In Indiana ave. nv nv. ma "a o350. Ewes. CAL
CONGRESS HEiGHTs -vacsnt. Diet. frame
9TH and Savannah sts.--7 lge rms, pam
try and bath. h.-w.h., fun bsmt. and attic
Arranged for 2 families; extra building
lots. To inspect, can JOHN QUINN CO.
14th AND s. C. AVE. s.E.-Rov brick. q
alIsy, 1850 10 inspect. eau Il JOIN slis
9gINN gGN Sosv GO; d N 5l4s.
semidet. Z yrs. old: 9 rms, B.; oil ht.:
only Sd.5oo above lst trust q $l2. 600;
NEW cosNFs9 9ss safcK 1a sas .t.rae.
home containing 5 rms, tiled bath. hard.
wood 1oors. mod. kit. attic easily con-
verted TO extra. rm., full bsmts. air-cond
heat, Eor details. call MR.. HOFFKR, NE.
WILL Sell 4 5-RM. bunsalow With nics
yard and garake, II you can ret - ANAL
unfurn- apt. In NV. section. Call 0600.
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HOUSES WANTEp 70 suY-

WILL PAY YOg CASH TODAY for your
saIs,s ss.isa sass sssse. VS. sagl 81
MxSas IA REAlT1 Go. can II s.ii hsUS ycar n.u.1
s ssass' ssss ssss Sos sSs s't. s9s s saos
fMMEDiaTE AcrIoN-we win buy your
asRs 'Ssss ss s sa:s clients
fy1fk 81 sGr ss1 slsf sa' IL en Sell your sEop e
KsSnns 4 q nx ts pI saIe Iess 3,
your home, business or investment prop-
fIs L wfss RssSG assrs sos hos ss q a.po HgM
/ PAY CASH for houses: white or coiored;
any M eondition. any section. MIR. B. Lrss.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property. n /.
OF Sc. White Or eolored, Maryland or yir-
fiRs RHE GfFhSsappsst as p tsS4 ah RE !. 1879 is;
s. & fouK VI ~ EASH sso stsSp1T 81 Ais. -.
VIZ glll pay " top prizes, ENTERrRIsE REALTY
BUNGALOWS for colored: also eolored buyers
bams Or Savannah 81. Sc. Replies conf
BETHEsDx-cHiEEVsY f cHAst 81 sEicsTiff6tN-e
or z room houses ct once; tmmed service
Mr Buckley, TABLER, INC. Oh. 37O0 "a
CASH for your p. C. property; white OF
colored; 3-hour service; prompt settlenent
Call Mr.. TABI.ER, RE. 5O26. "a
HAVE CLIENT fol. large residence convert
a ns oVss Vs9 81 sSo pss r. g ssss q pSE
$500, with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 14ll.
GEEyx GIsy Xou1 Ea Inl. HOUSE gs,s NITH 1.s uss
MINISTER wants a-bsdrocm house, sub
urban @ Nd NJ, to rent with option 70 buy.
EooMnNG MOUSE 10 Nj. Pheasant ares.
With 70 ~ rnia; and q or baths. Call
Evening star., 1947-05-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwss..

A HOME WITH INC0ME-senidet. house,
soned first commercial. arranged as
ants. S14.650. 24-ft. end row house, mr..
Sl5 $3.50, Cali Mr. Mckee Or Mr.. o1utt,,
with GUY WHITEFORD, INC, RE. 6346:
eyes,. co. 2025. Br. 339. or AID. 5546.
CoLoRED e2a r sT. s.w. s-story
frame: S3; $50 and $500 cash. Call /. ..
ssS aS fyes p snd Rsssor RI si
st. NV, Ma, 6705. "a
CoLORED-s ROOMS and bath; h.-v.h.;
Sds prss ssoo ssss aES 51o6 ass assss
balance ARRANGED. See Mr. Pendleton, DU,
346s, MARSHALL ]. MAPLE COZ, DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

Semidetached brick; seven rms. automatic
heat; immaculate condition; possession
date Of settlement. KENNEDY REALTy
RA. 6o3A 12
Evening star., 1947-05-02

READY FOR OCCUPANCY, S14.s5o-Det.
frame in quiet, wooded section; excellent
S on sespns ss peosh eo7 and n e Ss5h on sna
tori. Wo. 7soo nntil . PM. s5is Conn.
VACANT; immediate possession: town
house, near Conn. ave. and Kaiorama rd.,
23lS goth ST. NV. 2-story; basement and
Ssts ssef asnss Slower bats n 5ass.
hssf Phone Ssis5 owsER CO. 1878
soek saSefs CREEK FORESTS mos. old, all
brick. slec. kit. baths, 8 bedrms., built-in
SbsSa sale srErS2 X S2WHEn PARx sH lysl slat sor,ne
Don't miss seeing this beautifully decorated
a. &c assF da r sns &c afe t aa : oses Ssa
quick sale. 81. $500, r. ]. scoFIUH
8413 Georgia ave. til 8 PM; eyes,, 81.
Wisconsin AND VAN NESS st. NV
semidet. stone and brick, bedrns., 2ts
Nj. Me- sserWooa. ra wo. zs45. J. LEo KoIs.
sMG,i sTGyEk II. sPiRHfHNG-New Colonial. s-Sed-
V on lovely TA wooded lots, close TO- schools.
buses AND shopping can be 1sar purchased ;stns as
nation. please can SUBURBAN INVEST
MENr INSURANCE CO.. sH- $3.50:
cHEviTR R9 CHASE. ND. near circle-charm.
ing stucco home. with slate roof, on level
lot with lse. trees and handsome shrub
berry; contains 10 rms, ga baths. 8 bed
firepl. and adjoining study. attractive din
Ing rm., KIT. with pantry, front and rear
oanans porch ae aG0I aSd Baths I srd oer has
2 lge. bedrms. and big storage closet. This
is splendid home for. q Ice, family. in
S23;T5 SYDNEY KARR, Realtor. Oh,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, nr. Wis.
sve.-Bries, detached. painted white
(about q yrs. old), s rooms, bath, oil
&c h. Isn enlltrnlra aYI IEsTaEe; early Possession.
"A. D. ShuManlho9h, Realtor, 490S Wis,
Evening star., 1947-05-02
SUBURBAN. sALE-,MARYLAkp.

NEARBY ARLINGTON or Falls Church
to 4 bedrm. home wanted, cash. Pleas
call CHI. 1901.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

3109 11th ST. N.E:-Reduced for quick
sale; this fine 3-bedrm. and bath home,
in most convenient section of Woodbridge;
possession in 80 days: S13.500.- Exclu-
siye with c. II. HHLEGEIST CO., Realtors,
923 18th st. NV, MA. $500; ewes, Sat
and Sun. call Mr.. MacBryde, CO. OSLO.
Evening star., 1947-05-02

49, HASo ,ONLf--New de luxe 6-room
on large lots. only miles % from fTs chsyerIy yniy
nets nesa1e5 ao,ho hgoungssown steel Kitchen cabi-
gas shssl hsa 1sssns ss s..b hsh and DRY
long e ~. 600 With $500 ss essS, 'fa RoBEsT i
a,s.sss!i!Is. Nd ~ RA! 1856 $500 Baltimore av':'
Sn SSnnnfsa9v IL nsa sa h.mSg.sxso hl9yslg sxoodsa
sxsa sss s ssarsas sias ss sorss ssse .eusas
~ 1sss zee fszdsa Bzes Essss H5sss.y
S@oLITIST @ I rAHk-prtet bungalow. .l..s
soSEsTs nfp1saaahissFhG1d paais e co. 6.
sfyESnas;rMd5 sRffysEssSsy,lIs; ND IVA, VA $500: -
q spt piu. incom. Of % sa5 per nnsssssaan mo from
EosEsT DAVIS g.. REssi Ryssssvil.' II 's2S. @S..
FULL PRICED. ONLY s7,a5o. for th,, nod.
ern 5-rn1. bungalow, on level lot, iust oyer
Venetian blinds. Storm M windows: SeSns Go1faa; 1ha;
cash; bal less than rent RCBERT 8.
H4HTTsvfGE22R 41ss 4 G2 HHzasssvi!s HsMsal "a wM ssoo
$3.50 for quick sale RoBEkT 3. DAyiS
e e. CO.. bs04 o. Baltimore ave. Hyattsvtiie.
NEWLY .coNsTRUcTEp cotsaxe-typs
home on jackson ave. in Tafoma PARK.
S.,e. SSgS bsd!ms;, ly. rnn;. modern Kit and
sASk HEWITT NJ fs szos u a.s1sss sasS sas.i .1sa
ssaIsSF sTcF. seaaafb eaAb TINS CAREFULLY, 4soa
Munscn ave-. N. Woodbridge, Nd, 8 blocks
District line - Attractive stone house, 4
roons, 3 baths, recreation room. bar and
many other nne features too numerous "a
mention: price has been reduced for uuicf
ssis; .sa pos,ss:ion With titls; g least 5000
ocsnpieS ocsn iSruiIsni nnion ,ngs pa any time Owner
fEHfECT 5-RM BRiCK-s2,7bo down.
Just beyond D. c, line; includes paneiied
lovely tiled bath; new-house condition;
,oys1y ,,rs;I o.s6 ys6d ROBERT MAoEE. RE. 75zo
sUBuRBxN, convenient to Medical CEN
Yer and public health institute 3-bedrM
1ss1 hegse e9gnetslsn; sll $50. Terms, sAsIs
cHkvY CHASE SARDENss.n xisisin isss w Mslss s
tny distance OF Bethesda shopping certe0
s-bath brick; 1st door. BED.
rms and bath. screened porch, Gar.s slate
roof. ETC.; 2 blks. to recreA. center. Let
u .hoW you this SAMUEL =. HogINXs
isso ssato opsn peo1 .ysa Mls iii rs s. $500. wr
Evening star., 1947-05-02

little cash required. For details. call MR.,
HoFFEE: ME. $500 till 9 pm. q
COLORED $3.50 DOWN-Corner home;
neighborhood;. h.-w. heat. front and back
yards: very clean cond. Call till pm,
SYDNEY J. BROWN q Co.. RE. 3533. --2
Brick 6 rms. basement, hot-water heat,
brick garage and Workshop; approx. S66
per month. Call Mr.. Ritzert, PRUDEN-
TIAL REAL ESTATE CO., MA. 4709 till
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WANTED-Young and old horses;
also ewes and lambs. E. B. West
lake, $50 Buckeye st. Phone 4043
9-29-1tS
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: PLAIN CITY


Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Elson, Mr..
Warren Elsom, of Ostrander; Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Elsom and fam
lily, of DeGraff; were Sunday din
ner guests of Mrs. Bertha Tay-
lor and Miss Jane Taylor. After
noon callers were Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Cornett and family, from
Prospect.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Carter,
from Pittsburg, have been guests
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sim Parker.
Mrs. Agusta Gibson and
daughter, Ann returned last Mon
day night from a weeks vacation
in Cortland, O. and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles Zetty, of Colum-
bus, called on Mrs. Flora Hemis,
Tuesday afternoon.
The Michaels reunion was held
on Sunday, Sept. 81, at Past Time
Park, in Plain City. A most en-
Joyable day was spent IN VlSltlng.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hemis were
in Marysville last Thursday.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woerner,
daughter, Sept. %, Grant hospital.
Mrs. James Kile, Mrs. Robert
Fravel and Mrs. Rodger Cary,
honored Mrs. George Robinson
with shower at the home of Mrs.
Robert Fravel. The evening was
spent in playing bridge.
Mexican Baby Dies
Elizabeth Rosalis, 17-day-old
daughter of Adam and Ofilia Ros-
alis, died at Childrens hospital,
Columbus. She is survived by par
ents and grandparents. Funeral
services were held Thursday at
2 pm. at the Ferguson Funeral
home conducted by Rev. Father
John w. Leaver. Interment was
made in Forest Grove Cemetery.
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FOR SALE-Jersey cow, 3 yr.
old; heifer, 18 months old; Con-
Kentucky made; Con-
cord grapes. G. p. Skaggs, Plain
City Rt. 2. Its
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FOR SALE-Herd of registered
Jerseys, consisting of II COWS and
l6 heiferS. Cows DHIA tested,
av. butterfat per cow was 443
lbs. for 1916. Standish g. Zerkle,
2 mi. NV. of Woodstock. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29
SAFETY ON THE FARM

A corn picker can lend hand
or take one. Last October, seven
men lost their arms in corn pick
ers in one Ohio county The pri-
mary cause of these accidents was
failure to shut off the power
when unclogging the machine.
Which is more important to you,
an arm or the few additional min
utes required to unclog the pick
er with the power off? | vote in
favor of the arm. How about
you?
Union County Safety Council
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JOBS WANTED

WANTED-Ironing to do in my
home. Phone 1888. 9-29- Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-Five milk cows.
part are fresh with calves; 20
head registered Duroc shoats.
Everett Epps, mi. w. of Marys-
vile on st. TT. 33. 9-29-2tS
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Farm 21 acres, good
Groom house, electricity and
telephone; water in kitchen,
drove well. All tillable. $3.50.
Also farm of 3012 acres, good z
room house, water in house
electricity and telephone; good
barn, 80 x so, 9 stanchions. Build
ings wired. Chicken house 2
brooder houses. All tillable. $4,000.
L. r. McKeever, E. Liberty, R. /.
Phone 2773 East Libery. ..9-18-4t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-Two Holstein bulls,
good, old enough for service; one
good Model T. Ford, good tires
and runs good, new battery. c. E.
Bargdill g. Son. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-New Emmett corn
sled, with pittment and pickup
chains. Factory at Westerville.
Bernard Robinson, 5 mi. n. Marys-
vile on rt. 81. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-27 ft. Streamlite
trailer, completely modern. Ben
ME Louden, N. Lewisburg.
9-25-2t"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-Yearling Shropshire
rams. Priced right. r. F. Bell &
Son, Redwood Rt. 2. Its
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Tuesday. October Ia.

David Mathys, 3 miles west of
York Center, SO Holstein and
Guernsey cattle, SO hogs, horse
and pony, oats, hay, dairy equip
ment, lumber, harness, grain drill,
hay loader, miscellaneous. Simp-
son g. Son, auctioneers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-29

FOR SALE-3 piece kitchen cabi-
net and utility set, Duo Nubian
heater, both same rs new. Dan
Miller, jr. Plain City rt. 2. 9-25-2ts
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FOR SALE-Home Comfort
range,in good shape. 68l S Lon
don ave. Phone 2161. 929 Its
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Wednesday, Oct. 6

Charles l.. Jolliff, adm, l mule
west of Byhalia, on Greenvlle
Treaty Line rd, 36 cattle, SO hogs,
2 tractor outfits, farm truck,
wheat, hay baler, combine, house
hold goods, poultry, farm imple-
ments. John Pfar jr., auctioneer.
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FOR SALE-Registered Holstein
bull, l8 months old. Irwin Jor-
dan, mi. ne of Byhalia. It's
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

case NO. l5322
Estate of John Johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Vir-
ginia Johnson, of Peoria, Union
County, Ohio. has been duly ap-
pointed Administrators of the Es-
tate of John Johnson, deceased,
late of Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four months or be forever
barred
Dated this 18th day of September,
1947.
John w. Daley,
Probate Judge of said County
9-IJ-3M