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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
:e je navzoca polovica odborni-

&c je navzoca polovica odborni-
koy. -.
Glavni odbor sklepa % vseh
|SANSovih zadevah, voli svoje
posebne odbore "a izvrsevanje
raznih nalog, XII jih nalagajo
zakljucki konvencije, ne more pa
menjati pravil ali pravoveljav.
nih sklepov konvencije.
Nadzorni odbor
Nadzorni odbor pregleduje
poslovanje tajnika in blagajni-
ka enkrat ma leto in &c zahteva
potreba, tudi veckrat ter poroca
glavnemu odboru ma seji.
Sirsi odbor
Dolznost vsakega teh odborni.
kov je, delati v interesu in "a
dobrobit SANSa v svojem
okrozju in skrbeti "a razvoj in
porast clanstva in podruznic v
njegovem distriktu. Po mono.
sti opravljajo rama opravila, Xxi
jih jim poveri izvrsevalni od-
Dor ali upravni urad ter so glav.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
Kaj Sc delajo il
Cline razen loncev?

cudno je misliti 81, da SO vsi
tt lepo pisani lontki in sklede, XII
jih vidimo po sejmih in v trgo-
:vinah, napravljeni IL navadne
CLINE. IL blata, XII ga mi prekli-
njamo, kadar moramo hoditi po
razmehcanih potih med polji.
!, A kaj yse poleg loncev in sqled
Sc delajo iz CLINE! L ME je opeka
in porcelanski kipec, kroznik in
modrilo "a perilo, pa cement in
barya. Najbolj eudno pa je to.
tda je v vsaki glini tuli aluminij.
O tel lahki, bell kovini so Be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
o RAZNIH RECEH
M. ! L J I N

!. jim
nedavno samo ucenjaki kaj ve-
nev. Pa sal nj cudno, kajti alu-
deli, sedaj pa najdes ze skoraj
v vsaki kuhinji aluminijasto po-
mimi ne rjavi tako kakor zelezo
in Sc ne kvari cd kisle hrane. On
Sc kajpada boji mila in sode, a
to ze nj ravno tako hudo.
Cesto pravimo aluminiju, da
je "belo srebro," a S srebrom Sc
kajpada ne moreta meriti. Me-
gova bella ba'va prehaja skoraj
v sivo, ker Sc ma zraku prekriva
S tanko plastic okisa, XII ga "a
oko kvari, dasi ga po drugi stra-
nj varuje pred mocnejsim okisa-
MEM, pred oksidacijo. Sivi po-
prh pa mu mic ne skodi, sal to
hi oksidacija kakor pri bakru.
IL aluminija Sc ne delajo reci,
XII morajo biti vedno blestece le-
pc. Zato pa ina aluminij last
most, XII je nina srebro, zlato ali
jeklo; lahek je, trikrat lazji
kakor zelezo. To je vazno "a
gradnjo aeroplanov, XII morajo
biti kar najlazji. Aluminij daje
z mnogimi kovinami prav drago-
Gene zlitine ali legure. Tako je
ma primer duraluminij, Ultima
aluminija z magnezijem, bakrom
in manganom, kar trikrat lazji
kakor jeklo enake trpeznosti.
Pomislimo, da je glina, po ka-
teri hodimo in vozimo, neobdela-
ma rude lepe dragocene kovine!
Zazdaj dobivajo aluminij il dru-
gih rud, il boksita in kriolita.
IL CLINE Sc pridobiva zamudno, a
primernejsega in izdatnejsega
nacina Sc MISC iznasli.
Porcelana tudi ne delajo il gil
ne, XII jo imamo pod nogami, pac
pa IL kaolina, najcistejse CLINE,
XII je prav redka. Ma severn take
CLINE sploh nj; pac pa je marsi-
kje mnogo CLINE "a opeko, XII -
ina mnogo primesi. Nekatere
primesi je lahko izlociti il CLINE.
Polozimo kos CLINE v case in
jo pomesajmo vodo! Use tezke
primesi sedejo ma dino, glina pa
ostane v vodi, XII je zato kalna.
Prelijmo kalno tekocino v dru-
go 6aso! Lahki delci CLINE gredo
;;pocasi ma dno in voda postaja
skoraj popolnoma prozorna, a
ma dnu nastaja sloj glinaste ilo-
vice. V drugi casi tam pa nam
ostaja zbirka kamenckov, gro-
bega apnenca in pescenih Urn.
Kar Sc godi v prirodi cd dav-
nih casov, to Sc je zgodilo tudi
v obeh casah.
Predstavite 81 namesto kepice
S peskom premesane CLINE mo-
goc granitno pobocje ,namesto
vode v casi pa hudouren gorski
potok, XII burno drvi v dolino.
Bodi grant Sc tako trden in
krepek, vode in vetra pa sc boji.
v toku casa Sc granitni greben
razdrobi v pesek in glino.
Gorske vode odnasajo pesek
in glino seboj v dolino. Kane
ME in prodec Sc usedajo pref,
glina in drobni pesek pa kasneje
ma mestu, kjer reka mirneje te-
&c. s.... ~.........
Tako ma dnu reke nastaia
plast CLINE. Reka presiha ali me-
ntava strugo, sloj CLINE pa osta-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21

fnica cloveske druzbe papeza Pa X da je "cloveska
druzba kot jo e Bog ustvar sesavena IL neenaih ele
mentov in da je potemtakem soglasju redom XII ga
je Bog ustvar da eoveski druzb obstojao vladar
podanki deodajaci in proetarci bogatasi in sromaki
ucenjak in neznanici plennici in plebejci."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21
Je tudi rumen baker?

W. i
Je tudi rumen baker?
Ko smo Sc tako razgovorili O
zelezu, jeklu in litini, smo po-
polnoma pozabili ma bakrene
ponve.
Ponve so izdelane il rdecega
bakra. Mogli bi naravnost reci-
il bakra, ker drugega bakra ra-
zen rdecega-ni. Cesto pa govo-
RHO tudi o rumenem bakru. A
zolti baker sploh nj baker, tenn
vec je med, Ultima bakra S Gin
kom, tista med, XII delajo il ME
kljuke k vratom. V medi je po-
lovica bakra, nikdar pa je nj vec
kakor "a dive tretjini. Cim vec je
v medi cinka tenn svetlejsa je;
&c je cinka vec kakor "a polovi-
co, je med skoraj VISA bella. Tako
Sc lahko da po barvi dolociti, ko-
liko je priblizno v medi cinka.
Ponve, XII njih govorimo,
imajo jako rade cistoco in sploh
snago. &c jih ne cistimo, Sc kma-
lu pokrijejo t emnim ali zele-
MIN poprhom.
Ia nalet bi mogli imenovati
bakreno rio, &c bi ne bila velika
razlika med bakrom in zelezom.
zelezo zarjavi skoz in skoz,
baker pa rjavi, oziroma sc okisa
ali oksidira samo ma povrsini.
Poprh ali nalet pa cello varuje
baker pred unicevanjem, tako
kakor sloj barve.
Zato sc je do nasega casa
ohranilo mnogo kipov il brona,
XII je Ultima bakra in kositra.
Zelena njihova prevleka jih je
VISA stoletja obvarovala pred ok
sidacijo.
Bakreni novel tudi nitro tenn
MILO, ker oksidirajo ma povrsini.
Lahko pa jih popolnoma obnovi-
mo, &c jih polozimo v salmijak.
Oksidirani baker Sc raztopi in
lepo sinje pobarva salmijak, de-
mar pa je zopet cist.
Med, Ultima bakra cinkom,
mnogo bolj pocasi oksidira ka-
kor baker.
Poglejmo sedaj v ponev. Cd
znotraj nj TAXA, kakor je ma zu-
nanji strani; nj rdeca ,temvec je
bella. To je pokositrenje, XII ga
ze poznamo. Varuje baker pred
kislinami in solmi, XII SO v je-
deh. Kisle in slane jedi razjedajo
bakreno posodo .Nastajajo ba-
krene soil, XII so "a cloveka maj
hujsi strup.
Pokositrenje torej varuje ba-
ker pred jedmi, pa tudi pred ba-
krom.
Kaj Sc delajo il
CLINE razen loncev?
l da.l,a :zw.:.l:A:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21

mi zastopniki izvrsevalnega od-
bora v svojih okrozjih. Clani
sirsega odbora Sc udelezujejo
sci glavnega odbora vsaj enkrat
ma leto in vsak teh odbornikov
|je "a svoje delo odgovoren glav-
nemu odboru. Izpraznjeno mesto
zavzame cd glavnega odbora il
voljeni namestnik.
Pravila podruznic izdeluje Sir
81 odbor in v smislu teh pravil
in konvencnih resolucij te tvo-
RHO del teh pravil.
VarsGine
Glavni odbor ali izvrsevalni
odsek SINE odlociti, da sta tajnik
in blagajnik pod kavcijo ali bon
dom, katerega preskrbi kaka "a
|nesljiva jamstvena tvrdka, in 81
Ger v vsoti in "a termin njunega
poslovanja. VISA TAXA porostva
Sc imajo glasiti ma ime Sloveni-
an American National Council.
Stroske take varscine plaza
SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-21

Izvrsevalni odbor vodi vse po-
sic SANSa po sklepih konvenci-
je in glavnega odbora in po do.
locbah pravil. Vzdrzuje redne
stike S podruznicami in podpira
njihovo delo. Najema potrebne
moci upravnem uradu in dolo-
ca njihove place. Sklicuje seje
glavnega odbora. Shaja Sc ma
seje po potrebi ma poziv pred
sednika in ma zeljo drugih svo.
jih clanov, &c :je vzrok zahteve
nujen.
Predsednik vodi politicno delo
SANSa v smislu nacelne izjave
in veljavnih sklepov in je "a to
delo odgovoren glavnemu odbo-
ru in konvenciji. Zastopa SANS
v vseh zadevah, "a katere ne OBJ
stole drugacni sklepi. V slucaju
smrti ali odstopa pride prvi pod
predsednik ma njegovo mesto.
Podpredsedniko nadomescata
predsednika po vrsti, &c je zadr-
zan. &c kateri podpredsednikov
odpade, stopi ma njegovo mesto
cd glavnega odbora ali izvrse-
valnega odbora izvoljeni ma
mestnik.
Glavmi tajnik je vodja uprav-
mega urada, sodeluje predsed-
nixon, vodi poslovanje S po-
druznicami, sprejema dohodke,
jih proti pobotnici izroca blagaj-
niku in vodi racune. Nadzoruje
delo uradu, vodi koresponden-
co v svojem delokrogu, podpisu-
je ceke z blagajnikom in oskr-
buje rocno blagajno. V slucaju
odstopa ali smrti izvoli izvrse-
valni odbor ma njegovo mesto
enega svojih odbornikov ali ma
mestnika.
Blogajnik osk buje vso
SANSovo gotovino in jo vlaga
ma cekovni racun v banko, ka.
tero odobri izvrsevalni odbor.
Prejema iz upravnega urada vse
dohodke in izplacuje vse racune,
Izdeluje vse ceke in jih sopodpi-
suje S tajnikom. V slucaju od-
stopa ali smrti izvoli izvrsevalni
odbor enega svojih odbornikov
ali namestnika.
Zapisnikor vodi zapisnike SCI
izvrsevalnega in glavnega odbo.
ra in jih pripravlja "a objavo. v
slucaju izpraznitve velja enaka
dolocba kakor "a tajnika in bla.
gajnika.
Odbor'aiki Sc udelezujejo vseh
sej, pomagajo pri delu in oprav-
iljajo posebne posle po sklepih
izvrsevalnega odbora. Izpraznje-
no mesto zavzame namestnik.
| Izvrsevalni odbor posluje cd
zakljucka konvencije do prihod-
ME konvencije. Po preteku svoje
poslovne dobe izroci novoizvolje-
nemu izvrsevalnemu odboru vso
imovino, poslovne knjige, urad-
no correspondence in sploh vsc
SANSovo lastnino.
Izvrsevalni odbor lahko izvoli
il svoje srede razne potrebne cd.
seke in odbore, XII jih smatra po.
trebne, in SINE imenovati v take
odbore tudi zunanje clane
|SANSa.
Glavni odbor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06

ganization up to the present time.
Appropriate costumes and see
merry was used, Parts were play
ed by various mothers and teach
ers of the school. The closing
song MY Tribute, was sung
by the entire cast and audience.
Mrs, Ely's class and Mrs. Cal
loway'S class We're winners of the
attendance awards.
In keeping with Founders Day,
a large birthday cake with can
dies was presented as door
prize, and was won by Ralph
Johnson.
AT the close of the meeting, a
social hour was enjoyed. and de-
liciouS refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served by the hos
pitality committee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
Fathers Night
1T PTA Meet

An interesting meeting of the
''~'fe FFA was held Tuesday
evening a, 8 o'clock in the school
s1i'mium. with fathers of the
Z sanitation taking part in OBJ
sa'ace q Fathers Night.
hphcrt Dopp led the meeting.
aA' ueasurcr's report was given
~ oicnWood Swelling and the
n'nuies II the last meeting were
read b. Wallace Moreno.
= PLAY, entitled The Tale of
three Letters. was presented in
Observance ~ Founders Day.
harh nci depicted a different era
Sowing the growth of the or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-06
VISITING the carbonells

William Petersol, of Norris
town, N. j., is visiting Felipe Car
bonell at his home on Fleming
street.
This is the sixth time Mr.. Pc
tersol has visited in Key West.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-15
NEVIS

During the past month Senior Girl Sc outs have met regularly in the Homo Economic Room of the school. They plan to cont inue their weekly meetings during the sumner preparing for their fair exhibits and othe: rejects. Officers of the Senior Sc outs are: Pres sident,G ay1e Eckert; Sec. Leeann "ades Treau srer, Norma Joan Lover.
 Tntermedia fate Girl Scouts are also being organized and at pre- sent thoro are 34 in the troop.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-15

NEW NURSE ARRIVING Cont. from col. 1
 since graduation has done County nursing in Minnesota. Mrs. Zoile has kept on vi u nursing here until Miss Cl ark arrived.
The Valley settler., 1947-05-15
you nAn1E II.

Name the New ALASKA RAILROAD CAR and win a RoUND-TRP to Anchorage and return. Con- test open to any person living in the latanu ska Valley.
 The Ala ska Railroad expects shortly to operate a Diesel Passenger and Expre ss Car, daily round trip, between Palmer nttt Anchorage. For the pre- snnt it is planned to leave Pa lnlor at 500 A.l1. and Return, leaving Anchorage at 3:3O p.m., arriving at Palmer at $500 p.m.
 The namo cho sen for the Car will be paint ed on the side so that it will be easily recognized. Make the name appropriate, uch as 'TATAlUSKA FLYER". Write the name chosen on piece of paper, sign your name beloW and give it to the agent at the Palmer Railroad Depot.
 Contest clo ses on Monday May 18th at 5:0o p.m.
 Let's get into the Contest and Win that Trip.
 The other askan doctor uho uas awarded the Cancer Scholarship vas Dr. Melvin Beltz of Se1dovia. Thore were two awards made in the Territory.
 NEW NURSE ARRIVIlIG--Cont. from coll uate of the University of Minno sota and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-04
TODAY in HISTORY
know America)

1783-Gen. Washington bids
farewell to his officers in New
York; tears moistened the eyes
of nearly all, as each babe him
farewell--at end of Revolution.
1867-The National Grange.
Patrons of Husbandry, organiz-
ed by Department of Agricul
ture employees, in Washington.
1915-Henry Ford's peace
Ship" sails from New York to
"get the boys out of the trench
es by Christmas"
19l8-Germans seem more as
tonished than alarmed at sight
of the American-French Army
of Occupation as it crossed into
Germany.
1925-Some 100000 home
seekers found campcd in Flo
rida.
1932-First band of hunger
marchers, some $4,000 men,
women and children, arrive in
Washington.
1942-JapS broadcast they
have finished hopping up in
Philippines.
1943-American carrier planes
attack the Marshall Islands.
1944-GermanS and Ameri-
cans battle for the Saar Basin.
1945-U. S. Senate votes Uni
ted States full and active parti-
cipation in the United Nations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-04
Goes Back For
Savings, Man
Dies I'm Flames

BINGHAMPTON, N. Y.-After
escaping from his burning home
in which his sister-in-law
persisted, Henry Stone, "a,
thought of the money he had
been saving for funeral expenses.
He plunged back into the house
and was burned to death
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

The brides mother wore a
grey tailored suit with white
accessories. Her flowers were a
corsage of red rose buds. The
groom's mother was dressed in
black crepe dress trimmed in
gold nail heads, with accessories
to match. Her flowers also were
a corsage of red rose buds.
Open house was held at the
home of the bride from 2 to 5,
after which time the young
couple left for their new home
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

Ernest Rausch, and Mr.. Leroy
Earl Cunningham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Cunningham, were
united in marriage Thursday,
Aug. %, at the Northern Baptist
Assembly, Green Lake, Wis. Rev.
Harry B. Parrott, pastor of Gar
field Trinity Baptist Church,
Cleveland, uncle of the two
grooms, officiated at the wedding
ceremony.
A pre-nuptial dinner was held
for the four guests of honor at
the picturesque Roger William
Inn, on the shore of beautiful
Green Lake. The two bridal
couples were presented to the
400 guests in the dining-room
and the well-wishes of the entire
Assembly, crowd was extended to
them.
The double-ring double-wed-
ding ceremony was held at 8 O
clock in the beautiful summer
home occupied by Rev. Parrott
and family. The young couples
were attended by Misses Marilyn
and Winona Parrott, Miss Evang-
cline Parrott and Master Harry
Parrott, jr.
Miss Rausch chose a lovely
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

sky-blue suit with a corsage of
white gladioli for her wedding.
Miss Cramer wore a very attrac-
tive aqua suit with a corsage of
white and coral gladioli.
The two young couple journey
ed on from Green Lake Friday
morning, for a weeks honeymoon
through Canada.
IL III ~
Herbert Mccarthy left this
morning by train to spend the
winter with his father, Master
Sergeant Herbert Mccarthy, who
is stationed at San Jose, Calf.
Miss Jennifer Chappell, of Ran
dom Ranch, spent Sunday with
Miss Sharon Mosher, in Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Chappell anC
Monty Lee and Donnie, Mrs
Delmar Rea, Luana and Byron
were Sunday callers at the Car
Hannum home, as well as at the
home of Donald Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dilsavel
and family, of near Redwood
had as weekend guests, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Sammy Tasone, of Alliance
MIR. DilSaver and Mr.. Tasone were
stationed at Great Lakes, Ill.
Richmond, Va, and Oakland
Calf, together while in the Navy
Miss Marjorie Fleming, oi
Lakewood, former teacher ir
the Marysville public schools, was
calling on friends in Marysville
Tuesday.
Helen Wood, Milford Center
spent Labor day at Potawatimi
Inn, Pakagon State Park, Angola,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
and Ottie Gray were in Redwood
shopping on Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meier
daughter, Dixie Lee, and son
Ronnie, of Orrville, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
JENNY and family, of w. Fourth
st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCoffey
son Johnnie, Joe, of Mechanics
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Payne
son Johnnie, and Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Rausch, enjoyed a pic
mic supper at the American
Legion park, Monday evening.
MENDENHALL REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harris anc
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Anderson ane
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
PAGE THREE

in ElPaso, Texas, where the
groom is stationed at the William
Beaumont General hospital.
Out-of- town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Smith and son,
Vernon, of Redwood; Mrs. Clara
M. Seigfreid, Mrs. Esther Thursl
ton and daughter, Linda Lee, OF
Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Edelblute and daughter, Clara
Diane, of Raymond; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank M. Seigfreid and son,
William Fredrick, of Akron.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

asters and two candlabra of tall,
white tapers.
The bride wore an aqua blue
crepe, street-length dress, trim
med with sequinS. She wore
white accessories and carried an
arm bouquet of white roses
centered with an orchid.
Her maid of honor was dressed
in a soft pink dress, dotted with
miniature nosegays and umbrellas
of pale blue. Her flowers were
tea roses and blue dilphinium.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
GARDEN CLUB

The Marysville Garden Club
will sponsor a flower show at the
Union County Fair. Everyone is
urged to participate and bring the
best their flower garden has to
offer. The various classes are
listed in the Fair Premium list.
Entries will be accepted Tuesday
afternoon, Sept. 8. All entries
must be in by noon Wednesday
as judging will be at p. m. We'd
neSday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
SMITH GRAHAM WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Graham,
of Cleveland, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Betty
Joan, to Cpl. Marion Smith ir.,
of Redwood. The wedding took
place Sunday Aug. 16 at the Gar
field Trinity Baptist Church at
the close of the morning worship
service.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Harry B.
Parrott, pastor of that church.
Because" was sung by Mr..
Samuel as the bridal party stood
in front of the altar.
The altar was decorated with
palms, ferns, two large bouquets
of white gladioli and white
More Society on Page Two)
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04
BLUE srAR sr;Al,R Mo.'T7HERSs

p. m. Monday in the armory. The
regular order of business was
taken up. November 8 was set
aside as Tag Day for the organi-
zation. The date of the South
Eastern District Conference was
changed and it will be held Oct.
8, in the Memorial Shelter house
in Legion Park. 1t was also de-
cided to have a bake sale and
bazaar in the last week of Nov
ember.
Several members reported hav-
ing lunch at lunch stand of the
columbus Blue Star Mother Chap
ter, at the State Fair.
The program chairman was Mrs
Nora Boerger, who presented q
reading, Letter From Pvt Gougle
to his Mother" Miss Marilyn
White sang a solo accompanied
| by Mrs. Dale Overly.
Mrs. Catherine Griffen and Mrs
Mary Magsig will have the pro-
gram of the next meeting. On
Sept. Is, the Blue Star Mothers
have been invited to the North
west District Conference at Find
lay.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-04

cnllOren, William, JdlHSS, MdA Iild
and Thomas, attended the Men
denhall reunion which was held
at the Park Hotel at Magnetic
Springs on Sunday August 81.
Other members of the family
present were from GAINESVILLE,
Newark, Shelby, Sidney, Cam
bridge, and Greensburg, Ind.
III ~ III
STORK SHOWER
A baby shower was given for
Mrs. Robert Burk at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Zeigler
last Sunday. Many lovely gifts
were received. The guests were
Mrs. Clarence Zeigler and child
rem, Wilman and Eldon; Mrs. o
c. Johnson, Mrs. Russell Ducan
Mrs. James Murphy and daughter
Jo-Ann; Mrs. David Hanes, Ber,
tha McCarty and son, Michae
Clarence, and Mrs. Burk's daugh
ter, Mary Louise, all of Watkins
Presents were opened and lunch
was served.
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CIRCLE OF LIGHT HOLDS
GUEST MEETING TUESDAY
A guest meeting was held b.
the Circle of Light of the King
| Daughters at the home of Mrs
Richard Engard, w. Third st
Tuesday evening. Assistant hos
tesses were Mrs. Charles Brown
and Mrs. Paul Wenzel.
Guests were Mrs. John Sharrer
Mrs. Annette Anderson, Mrs
Walter Otte, Mrs. Robert Graham
Mrs. Joe Lentz and Mrs. Edward
Gunderman. The program includ
ed devotions by Mrs. William
Faulkner; Silver Cross" by Mrs
Winfield Berhens; and a review
of the book, Women of the
Bible" by Mrs. B. o. Skinner
guest speaker. A facsimile of the
silver cross badge was presented
to each person present.
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RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Scott, Of
Oswego, N. Y, left Sunday fol
their home, after spending theil
vacation with the formers mother
Mrs. Charles Scott.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Light ano
daughter, Pammy, of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Hill, of Lam
caster, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Guy and daughter, Betty Jane
were guests the evening of Aug
27, at the Scott home. Mrs. Hill
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Wayne Scott.
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LODGE TO MEET
Palestine Lodge, l58, F. and A
M. will reconvene tonight in the
Masonic room. Entered Appren
tice degree will be confirmed anc
refreshments served.
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FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
The Fortnightly Club will have
pot-luck supper at the home o
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvnLE. OHIO

Mrs. Jesse McAllister, 728 w.
Fourth St, at $50 p. m. today.
~ IL. "a
ADVISORY COUNCIL
Advisory Council No. 8 will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rausch for its next meet
ing.
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MENDENHALL REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Anderson and
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A very nice selection of boys.
corduroy. woods. qaberdine and
some wash cottons.
Sizes 8 to l8
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l009o wool. boys shirt jackets
in bright colored plaid patterns
Heavy enough for real cold
weather.
Sizes 8 to l8
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THURSDAY NIGHT
September 11h
Heart of Ohio
Saddle Club
and
Pony Show

. 100 horses and rs ponies from Union County and
neiqhbornu territory.
full hours of clean entertainment with no repe
tition.
English. western and pleasure type horses-Pal
mino and trick horses-ponies of every descrip
ton.
Laughs. thrills and hope nc spills.
Events for
Children under Is; Ladies and Boys wild and
tame).
Sweethearts Parade riding beautiful Spots
and Golden Paminos.
Also open classes.
. Ribbons and trophies for all competition.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20

Hrs. James Cochran, new mother at the hospit- al and wee Jam es Gary are doing fine. Baby James was sucking his finger and looking quite conten- ted when we peeked into the nursery yester day afternoon.
The frontiersman., 1947-09-20
Mrs. Agnes Graewe is still receiving medical treatment at the hospital ,

Charlie Nelson who injured his finger in a dock accident last week is still undergoing att ention to it at the hos pital.