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Evening star., 1947-06-12
HELP WOMEN tcent.)

travel By car In city; salayy ,,,on u mr., mr.,
tnu tSa.tuI 81 pnnportiriity for right party Apply
ss35 18th 81. NV. o to 10 an, any
morning.
WOMAN, thoroughly experienced, to take
working charge Of sIept ssSeptng eondifIon Gp caii
ABBOTT LAUNDRY, 2149 Queens Chapel
I'd. ne. lon Bladenshnrs rd;o; H. r,z,er COS
metics, no experience necessary; good pay.
IoMaS settled shits H.. care re fef fef ssF5, W.
WOMAN. white, to take charge and WORK
ssIs1y a sapefzDef zDpi, R2sEi WAEN1cks Is WAFFLE
WWeaAS, y 81 Ssa1; white. lite, as COMPANION to invalid
iasy' los aate aaH tine = HAR1 Nah eI alenmont r s.
woTaNmdood Il SGsfsei Cd home with salary for set
saai sor lisbt household duties; 2 adults. Box
WSMAS sSSsii ssasb White, as. s5-4o to keep house:
R.ndis adslii aishandf hlsfRff s.. Ah Box Star
sppIs M9StSTaaHE1u e TIE UNION NEWS CO. Stand 10.
woMEN " Sfisn ss'tos ss 70 s5, as investigators toT
retail shopping service no experience
necessary; must be free to travel Apply
Eoan1 ESen,ngE gos star Blds' llfh and Penn fse'
WOMEN, eolored over '22, for part or fun
time salesWork: good educ. and personanty
more import. than exper. eaInlngs apq1t
$50 hr REAL SIX *, HosIEMReYA sVMeA 4Lhs Pridsy
YOUNG GIRL, white, for psrt-tlme once
and type. Call MA. 1884 IA
YOUNG LADY for downtown real estate
once; must be neat appearing, pleasant
personality, high school graduate or eouiv.
aient, at least 81 yrs old or over, fol
knowledge Of shorthand and typlng; salary
and commission; give particulars IN flrs'
letter for interview. Box 49-J. Star. --15
YOUNG LADY to learn credit and col
lections In busy credit jewelry store, op-
portunity for rapid advancement Se'
Mr. DUBIN. T19 Tth st. nv. -23
YOUNG LADY, counselor for saltwater
telephone number. p. o. Box 4026. D c
YOUNG wOMAN-Experienced graphotyp'
operator, permanent position with life IN
surance company; pleasant WORKING con
ditions; short 35-hr;;, 5-day wk; no sat a.
urdays Apply RIM. 408 Slb l4th s. NV.
between am. a.d > p m. ID
PHYSICIAN neeSs Office and clinical as
slstant; typing required; Special tfalnlhs
available Excel. opport for person inter
ested. State aSailfca tIons. Apply boh
ALERT. WELL-EDUCATED WOMAN, with
persona lity. to supervise nationally sp3n-
sored program for girls and women. rms
position offers interesting Work ana
splendid income for full-time career
or saleEwork desirable. Car necessary; Io
merit interview, write. stating qlallnch
NER, ssRFs Box H 5a9-K. Star,
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COMBINATION EVENING dishwasher and
chambermaid. experienced, for hign-clsSS
through evening dinner; also COOKS helper
same hours; excel. wages. Call In person,
ready for work: no Sundays. 1874 New
cooK, ssnp'noo good M must have good LOCAL refer
erces; stay some nights ad4lt family OF
2i other help kent; Ho. 64l7 [l3 .or
8 weeks; city references required Tele-
COOK. coiored, e.h,.w.. cooking, cleaning;
iiy Of q convenient downtown location
upstairs room and bath; other help kept;
Mrs. PARKER De 1891. ~
COOK and housekeeper; one able to take
salary. Apply 212 Columbia Medical Bldg,
coUpLE for cooking. serving and sh,w;
fuli or part-time work; references and
health card required; near busline' good
coUffIEMcookos sasTf w 1s9o w. live in; lovely iiv
quarters; must be reliabIe; exxpesr.; local
ELDERLY LADY to live in care fog
GENERAL GfpH; I IHonsEwoRK, iSSEsi live in; new home
IN Silver Spring. SH. 1926. Ia
CIV, plain cooking, ,. expsrienced with ns
eseTs essn other aaa' sun ve off SEQ a1 sk RAJ se6S
G.H.w,. part time from ! Until il after
G.H.w, assist with children; no heavy
!aand6y sn Or no sooktns Sns live I'M references
CIV. CIV h like ahidPeR; s1; plain cooking: live
IN pleasant ia 6s bone a.. $40 sx xt as5 3l whtties
"a day Thursday. 8 anil am. Sun; on
sTossto.g q, bustpe wo oags nsst have city refer
e. Two f'Risi' sssssn' 1: n So ss5e w.
afRi. oHaIi 70 e,ssn Saturday. Go hoar. car
Ss9s..n SE, . T.. e. Is5s sss :? shid5s sE sss4 ssl
AAm :! % over q. 60 solsrsd saps,,saess d., care r.
:sa1s:. i ss I;;afss * s,fs ifT months. 7Sio l3'h
salary; rsier.n ali- slns work Apply
MAin, sssnsDe saSsfis1e.e a. Wanted n FOR NV and
ooohnr at sesshore cottage for the sum
% msr: pys rm zS snd sIsa bath; good wases' city
SE sys local .. $ae wssk M sSSS
aa persen WITH % qsfsrsnees' fsE Be. II 1895. mis
SETTLED WOMAN, eoiored. for INV, and
ssg aS. .aafy s1aTs4 coe + sfsh tfF
WOMAN. selor.d. shw., plain cooking;
Iiys IN; ses week must like children
7s a. small ois4 ss ,Sr .s week Ss III
WOMAN, white, care for baby 8 mos and
boy . yTs.. light houseyork; employed
NEAT. RELIABLE GIRL to spend summer
at beach, general housework and occa-
sional care of children; references and
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PERSONAL.

HOME OWNERS--For painting. papering
ssRdqs sHps4sncs senSES So sbS bsne Ben Sp"T
SPECIALIZED WORKMANSHIP in clean
ing OF drapes. spreads and slip covers
Z ExsUIsTrE ii cLEANERs. Ga, al N. n Il aHes.
Now Now YOU CAN purchase for your outings
drink in a disposable containerS no de-
post. no returns. For information, Gall
iMMEDiArE CASH for your home ns or
g. co, DI. 4254. RE. 1888,
sde Of ates tsbros aae e
1'SF ToN 1PHoLsTER1Na % co. 1903 St,
200 doO akI Mss g sltR Rrsat eh t1AS sa sssS
LENDERS NC; 1904 Georgia ave:
snssrWave. soc No appointments Al
FIYNS Ff5H S'pa sEh4TY z cseI cofiras ns1o St
DREssMAKING. restylinE. alterations,
Perfect t for smart women; mode5ats s6sxs
1HST tformerls 5th ave. n. " l1io st. INV NV,
Room 20; Tel Ex SoIs9Sv 1893. ,,o.s.. :.
safe. Call DI. 1900 for investigated sitteTs.
JEWISH REST HoMEMfndividns care;
SLIP COVERS; draperLes. bedspresds, van
81 DYE sfF6S WoRk p9x Is xs aRP 81 Essase 4sss is
sF sFsf your ssfm & An IS
BRIDES = no g. Be! For or dignit,ed wedding
decoration and with bouquets. for you and
your attendants with original touch, con-
s4lt the HoHss Of vi Fl0ysrs I'VE Farinston Irasfs
SeS'Pf No 3sfs Ss; Recommended s AAA riorists.
S9nMtSstions githogs oelifation l2 tor
bed patients, .24-hr. trained nursing care
under medical supervision. excellent food,
MEN sfE,onsS5 WOMEN! iaS!S Want VIM 1nvlgorator
/ IN Ostrex Tonic Tablets peps up bodies
lacking iron. Also contain vitamin B-l.
money H5fas'-' back. At ali druggists. 1I2
PROFESSIONAL MAGICIAN available eve
ninss for private parties, banquetS. church
entertainment problem at the next party,
Cal Hyattsyills S6a3 for ann, paaTtisnlafs d:r
famp i6eated osNnnf mn from Wsshineton in
Va: nature crafts riding, private swim
mng pe9 e 5otor9E neanna taosr ~ en sent
4Psn TPaE FeS9eii on YOUR RehfaS haSDs1t you are
person of good character, wanting intro
agst0as Rf 1GF PsENpsH ssdfs sc
TioN SERVICE Meet selected people
sharing your own. interests and PACK,
modern, dignifed and confidential way:
! All faiths. All ages over 81. INQUIRE about
our hobby roll, For appt. foE private in
terview (no oblieation>,, call MI 523s
Hours. to 9; sun, to 9. Room .ol'
! 1912 Goth ST NV. IL
NURSES AyAILaBLE-Eegistryss 30 license:
| EARN WHILE LEARNING-Correspo
enee course Of lessons in seneslossgsl sd ossis
! tration blank NATIONAL GENEALOG-
ICAL RESEARCH GUILD, NC, suite o 30
BENJAMIN ACRES CAMP Swimming
taught in our private pool; al sports and
crafts, arts and dramstics; transp. furn.;
1 balanced meals. 81. 772o. go
WANTED-Permanent high-elass home for
active. elderly lady; need some super
vision. Box AL, Star -I5
HUMPTY DUMPTY Nursery School-Pick
| up and delivery: meals day. UN. ols1.
BABIES BOARDED in heautiful, ideal
licensed home on Mt. Vernon Memorial
blvd: inspection invited Temple 1874
SLIP COVERS. drsperies--Co. $500; g.
day delivery; your fabric or ours: expert
'workmankhtp. DAIGNEAuLT DEcoRA-
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PERSONAL Cont. J

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lsh, self confidence, public speaking. French
conversation; air-c0nd. studio. MI. 1000.
DANCE CLASSES III rumba. samba. tango
starting soon. RITA PETERSON DANCE
CLASSES. 81. g2l0. IA
SUMMER HOME. Chesapeake Bay, 2S mile:
from Washington: children to /; educa-
tor owned and operated trained dieticlai
and nature study leader. ia. 5l0b; 81
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG MAN driving to New Orleans. 1874 :
Buick convertible. Sat. morning, June 4
references requested. EX. 1000. 12'
THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests. share expenses; refs. ex-
changed cars to all cities; California
daily 1921 N Y. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. IL
DRIVING le4l Chevrolet, CIarksville. Ark
via Memphis and Little Rock. June, 21st
ret. Wash. July 9TH; desire 2 men driver:
MIAMI FLA.--1 or 2 pass leaving Sat
or sun morn. 1941 CheV. AID. 1919
Mr. SHEERS
CHARLOTTE, N. C.--1946 Ford leavins
early Fri, room for 5. Call 1905 r. St
NV, Apt. 9. to 10 pm. =
WANT PASSENGERS to Durham, N. c
Leaving Sun, new Cadillac. ST.. 324S.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

reports, accounting and auditing; can type;
even years experience, college degree
Call MISS BOYLES, WO. o41a or OR. 1927
IL.
COLLEGE GIRL 80. wants b-day-veet
once lob. Can type; reared In South
Anerlss; fuent kn9wIsdge # spsniss
Evening star., 1947-06-12

SLIP COVERS, drsperies-co. $500; g.
day delivery: your fabric or ours; expert
workmanxhip. DAIGNEAULT DEcORA-
TORS, 1
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and used. HECH1NGER CO, stores, open
say ies sat BAL s2s
lumber free Of nails. windows and frames.
ase pps seRRsH E, RsaR ns6s oo en NJ
BUILpING MATERIALS Is bundles
metal latfs. 8 sheet rock f4xsl. 500 So; #.
sa sslsctsa "a "sps ogsf flooring In original
BnILDfNG MATERIALS from barracks.
cold-storage plant. and several wreckins
$50 NJ, all kinds and sizes: piumbin. .BX,
heating. 2-inch pipe. / beams and H
motors cork for 5efg
brick. new pine .hoorinR., 1xl2 boards.
etc; hundreds of BARGAINS. Come in
sd,.n, and look arognd gs05 ARROW 100 South
BufLDING MATERIAL-Large, supply of
building material. leg and buflt-in tubs; !;
inm0sr aeeIn steel beams 0 steel n SASH anu roons
.ol 6xs m complete soo1s basin lastsF
Raahe6 sas ace 60 4os MINI
BULLDozER, Caterpillar, RS. ord.ay
BUREAUS, beds. complete. cedar chest,
chairs, enamel fcebox. no fair offer re-
fused: I547 Church st. NV, Apt. 8, 12'
on4 se1scs ana esapsa camER E
CHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAs--Many types avail. simplest to
used; fully guar; trsds.ins; largest stock
f,nsss nI,n pe aegelop ogn sg. 5spair shop.
Opp 6opp. Dept Dept Of Justice RE. a4a4. "
'' snlarsins esnip. 1lEt0' soMMgRs aseRl GAMMA cAMERxx
CAMERAS AND EoUIP. s15 10th st. NV.
Movie g ll-repairs-projector rent
ais. FULLER a d'ALBERT. INC. Ma.
CAMERA. Color Film by mail. new Ansco,
We develop It. 81 per roll, 24-hr, service
Print Book Marx" CHINACoLoR, Box
4203-S. 30l Cedar St.. Wash, IL. D. C.
CAMERA, 6x6 Rolleife1, with accessories
Also several attrac. Oriental rugs. Miehi-
CAMERAS-Bsrrains in used cameras
enlargers, movies, projectors, lenses, bin
ocuIars and other photo equipment. We
CAMERA. 500 7th st. NV. RE S293. u
CAMERAS-Leica. Contax. Roliifiex. Speed
Graphics for sale. SOMMERS CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 14lo New York ave. NV
CAMERAs-Don't sell your camera before
you get our free appraisal SOMMER' s
CAMERA EXCHANGE. 1410 n. Y ave. NV
CAMERAS, Eastman. Bell and Howell.
Keystone and Revere movie equipment In
stock. sOMMEEs CAMERA EXCHANGE,
l41o New York ave. nv,
de- s5s HoWARaD. aiasa IL ifs $50. hs IN s ssss.
weekdAyt. sill an, Ia pm. 13s
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PAINTING 1--WE do our own
white mechanics, 25 yrs. expert
nee. Call any time. ia. o396 or GE. S119.
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BABIES BOARDED in beautiful ideal
licensed home on Mt. Vernon memorial
blvd: Inspection invited. Temple 1874
Evening star., 1947-06-12

ADDING MACHINES, cslculstors cleaned
oiled and adjusted AL work guaranteed
RE tl77 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
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WOODSTOCK

Helen Pickering and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Pickering were dinner
guests Christmas of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Keeran and sons, of Ur-
bana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Turner
and family were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Vinton Stillings, in Ma
rysville, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vance
were Christmas guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse fIile and children, of
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Borst, Of
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Borst, of Mechanicsburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. O. w. Wright were en-
tertained Christmas by Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Owen and daughter.
Miss Mabel Briney spent Christ
mas week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade White and son, in Coshoc-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parks and
Miss Mary Diggins spent Christ
mas in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayes and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Rhoads, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
HEM and Mrs. Cora Wren were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Otte Rhoads.
Word of Deaths
Word was received here Fri
day of the death of Philip Smith,
aged So. He died suddenly at his
home in Columbus, from a heart
ailment. Mr.. Smith was a veteran
of World War and retired rail
road employee. He was a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith and is
survived by his wife and mother.
Mrs. Edna MCMILLAN received
word Thursday of the death of
her friend, Mrs. Minnie Gillespie.
MRS. Gillispie has been seriously
i'll at her home in Oxford, for the
past four weeks.
Personals
Mrs. George Gray and son.,
Leonard, of Springfield, visiting
at the Gus Morris home Thurs
day.
Miss Nancy Martin, of Colum-
bus, is spending the Christmas
vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moulton Martin.
Mr.. Ray Lampn is spending the
vacation at his home in Dayton.
Frank Howell is visiting his
sister in Dayton.
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Keeran
left Sunday for Camp Hood, Tex,
after spending the holidays here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Counts
returned to their home in Rich
mond, Va. They spent Christmas
here with the latter's parents, Mr..
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accident when his train arrived
in Bellefontaine.
A short service was held at 8
o'clock Sunday morning in Bu-
cyrus, for Mrs. Lester Rush, then
her body was taken to the Church
of Christ in Findlay, where a
service was held for all four vic
Tins. At the close of the service,
four hearses brought the bodies
to Price Cemetery near Essex,
for burial.
One son, Philip, of Findlay,
survives besides Mr. Jack Rush,
of the family of Mr.. Virgil Rush.
Mrs. Lester Rush leaves her hus-
band and six children, of Buoy
rus. Mrs. Virgil Rush and Mrs.
Lester Rush were daughters of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Dix
on, of Essex. They married BROTH
ers, Lester and Virgil, sons Of
Frank and Susan Rush, also of
Essex. There are three sisters,
Mrs. Oscar MARITIME, Mrs. Iva Nc
Creary, and Mrs. Bessie Cheney
and four brothers, Mr.. Lawrence
Rush, of Florida; Mr.. German
Rush, of Thornville; Mr.. Clifford
Rush, of Radnor; and Mr.. Orus
Rush, of Redwood.
Those from Redwood, attend
ing the funeral included: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Salisbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar MARITIME, Mr.. Guy
Huffman and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Orus Rush,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Sanders, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fish.
Mr.. Jack Coder, of Cleveland,
spent several days last week in
Redwood, visiting at the home of
Mrs. Blaine Harris, his mother.
Mr.. Coder is employed in the
reservation department of the A
merican Air Lines office in Cleve-
land.
Mr.. William Duke and son, Bob
bic, of Cleveland, were guests at
the home of Mr.. Dukes parents,
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Duke, several
days last week. His wife took the
other son, Dickie, on short trip
to Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Phelps left
Redwood, this week for Holly
wood, Fla, where they will visit
their son, Mr.. Carlton Phelps,
and family.
The F. K Mcdaniel family re-
ceived a letter from Mrs. H. c.
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Redwood

Dorothy Bixler, page; Gladys
Winter and Lucille Davis, who
will sing a duet; Worthy Grand
Matron Lucille Miner, of Tippe-
canoe City; and the Worthy Mat
ron of Mt. Carmel chapter 420,
o. <. s., Carolyn Bell.
Council Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Matteson
opened their home on Monday
evening to a meeting of Farm Bu-
reau Council No. IA. About SO
members and guests were pre-
sent.
The business session was in
charge of the president, Jesse Ro-
berts, and Robert Mather led the
discussion period.
Invited guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Watt Treese, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Van Zant, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Jacobs, of York.
Funeral for Sisters
Mr.. S. r. Sanders, retired fun
eral director of Redwood, was
called to Findlay, last Sunday to
assist in the funerals for four vic
tins of a train-car collision in
Fostoria.
Mr.. and Virgil Rush and daugh-
ter, Rebecca, of Findlay, accom-
panied by Mrs. Rush's sister, Mrs.
Lester Rush, of Bucyrus, took
their son, Jack, to Fostoria, to
take train to return to his sta
ton in Florida, where he is in the
navy. After seeing him off on his
train, they started back to their
home in Findlay, when their car
was struck by another train and
all four were killed.
Word was sent ahead and Mr..
Jack Rush was notified of the
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Mrs. Durham Hostess

Mrs. Dunham Hostess
Mrs. Claud Dunham was hos
tess to members of her bridge
club at her home Saturday even
ing. The table for eight was
beautifully set with holiday dec
orations and refreshments of ice
cream, Strawberries, fruit cake
and coffee was served by the hos
tess. Other members there were
Mrs. Moulton Martin, Mrs. w. H.
Sharp, Mrs. George Lincoln, Mrs.
Charles Clark and Miss Mabel
Briney.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carter en-
tertained Christmas with a fam
lily dinner. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Carter and family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holberg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffith and
daughter, of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fremont Black and family,
of Mechanicsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Lincoln,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln, and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Howard and grandson, were
Christmas evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheney, of
Mechanicsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
sons entertained Mrs. Mayme
Fudger and son, Jack, of Spring
field, and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Smith and son, Junior, Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Morris
Isey's dinner guests were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Black, of Milford Cen
ter, and Mrs. Clara Morrissey.
Mrs. Henry Westfall and Miss
Merle Westfall were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hodge, near Mechanicsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Connor
spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hammer, in Marys-
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hess and
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i. N. LEWISBURG
By MRS. LENA NJ. HILL

i 1CobAAo
Sandra M. Bowersmith, A.
,month-old daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Charles A. BoWersmith, OF
East Liberty, died Sunday night
at the home of the parents. The
body was taken to the Freshwat-
er-F Freeman funeral home n
North Lewisburg, where it re-
mained for services at 2:30 pm.
Tuesday in charge of the Rev.
Mr.. Riggs. Burial was made in the
Marysville cemetery.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheeler,
of North Lewisburg, are announc-
Icing the birth of twin sons, Dec.
i22, in White Cross hospital, Col
umbus. They have been named
William Michael and Arthur Nit
chell. Mrs. Wheeler is the former
jCarol Myers, of Columbus. Mr..
Wheeler is a brother of Mrs.
Frank Smith.
Supt. and Mrs. w. YEARLY are
announcing the birth of daugh-
ter, Suzanne, at Mary Rutan hos
pital in Bellefontaine, Dec. %.
Taken to Hospital
George Millice, barber, who has
been i'll for the past five weeks,
was taken to White Cross hospi-
tai, Monday morning, following a
heart attack Saturday night. He
will undergo observation and
treatment.
Announce Marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Holycross
are announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Beatrice, to Phi
/ lip johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, of Mingo, Dec. IL.
The young people were quietly
married by the Rev. Mr.. Baum
lgertel in Indianapolis, after which
they enjoyed motor trip through
Indiana, Kentucky and southern
Ohio. For the present they are re-
siding with the groom's parents
near Mingo.
Service Men Home
Sgt. Leonard Conrad and fam
lily, of Smoky Hill Air Field, Sa-
lima, Kas., arrived Dec. % for a
visit with relatives.
Norman B. Hill, S l/c, of Naval
Air Station, Memphis, Tenn,
spent the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill.
Cpl. Harlyn Holycross left last
Friday for Camp Stoneman, Cal,
after spending the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Holycross.
O/C William "Bill"Spain, sta
ltioned at Fort Benning, Ga, spent
the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Spain.
Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Keeran
(Annette WestfalD of Camp Hood,
Tex, left Sunday after spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Westfall.
Holiday Visitors
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holy
cross, of Amarillo, Tex; Mrs. l.
w. Holycross, of East Liberty; and
Mr.. George Barton and son, Troy,
of Washington c. H., were holi-
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Edi-
son Holycross.
| Helen Louise Holtcamp and
Sydne Craig, of Urbana, and MIR
and Mrs. Carl Holtcamp, were
holiday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Wilson
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill had as
! their guests for Christmas dinner
| Norman Hill S l/c, of Memphis
Tenn, Hobert Hill, of Spring.
field, and Edith Boyles.
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and Mrs. Robert Lincoln.

and Mrs. Robert Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Web
ber and Patty Hayman, of Spring
field, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Zerkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Carey and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Morrissey and daughters, Mrs.
Clara Morrissey and Marion Nc
Mannis attended mass in Mechan-
icsburg, Christmas evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnhart
and Mrs. William Black were
visitors in Columbus, Monday.
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BY MRS. r. J. LANGSTAFF
Entertains with Luncheon

EntertainS with Luncheon
Mrs. Harold Tenant entertain
ed the following ladies at her
home west of town, last Friday,
at a one o'clock luncheon: Virgin
ia Jones, deputy grand matron,
Of the Prospect chapter of East
ern Star; Zoa Hill, of Caledonia,
who is grand representative of
North Dakota, who will serve as
Mrs. Tenants installing officer
when she becomes president of
District No. ii on Jan. 6 at a
meeting in West Mansfield; Fam
ME McNeal, who will be her mar
shal; Esta Sanders, chaplain;
Ferne Tenant, of Prospect, war
den; Josephine Porter, organist;
Evening star., 1947-06-20
Six japanese Hanged
For War Atrocities
By fhs Asseeiossd Press

GUAM, June 20.--SM japanese,
including two admirals, were hanged
last night I'M mass execution for
crimes ranging from murder to can
nibalisu.
The first to die was Vice Admiral
Koho Abe, former ranking Navy
commander In the Marshalls, who
was convicted Of ordering the exc
cution Of nine Marines in the IA
nous Maxim Island raid In 1912.
Second was Rear Admiral Shiege-
matsu Sakiabara, former command
er on Wake, found guilty OF the
machine gun massacre Of 98 Amer
leans on Wake late In the war when
an American invasion was feared.
He was convicted of personally be-
heading one American who had es-
capped the machine guns.
Then came 1t. Col. Kikuji Ito,
who had two American flyers
downed on Chichi Jima bayoneted
to death and then personally be-
headed the corpses; Capt. Noboru
Nakajima, who beat an American
flyer to death on Chichi Jima, and
Seaman First Glass Kali Shoji and
Superior Pvt. Kiyoshi Takahashi,
who were condemned for murder
and cannibalism on Guam after
the Americans reoccupied the island.
The cannibalism charge accused
them of killing and eating fellow
fugitiveS.