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Stamates' Present Wife
Sues for Maintenance

Carl w. Stamates, q fish merchant
in the first block of Maine avenue
S.W., who on November IA brought
suit seeking formal custody of his
two young children from his former
wife, late yesterday was sued by his
present wife for maintenance.
The former wife of Mr.. Stamates
new is married to Frank Filchock,
who used to be star halfback of
the Washington Redskins.
Yesterdays District Court suit was
brought by Mrs. Marlynn G. Hath
way Stamates, of the 100 block of
North Troy street, Arlington, Va,
to whom Mr.. Stamates was married
last June, according to the COM
plant.
The present Mrs. stamates' suit
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~ Deported by Boliviu
In Revolution Attempt
BY The Assoeio.sd Press

LA PAZ, Bolivia, Jan. %
Twenty-seven persons were de-
ported to Brazil yesterday as the
aftermath of a revolutionary plot
discovered by the government.
Martial law was declared Tues
day. Government sources said that
Gen. Felix Tavera, presidential
candidate in 1946, was being sought
as the leader of the plot.
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asks for maintenance for herself
and q three-year- old son by q for
mer marriage. The suit also asks
District Court to enjoin Mr.. Sta
mates from seeking divorce else
where other than In Maryland.
The suit brought In November by
Mr.. Stamates was for custody Of his
son, Jack, 8, and daughter, Garlic
Stamates, 6.
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WANT AD SECT ION

poles to the beginning. Containing
in all One hundred acres more or
less.
Also the following real estate
situated in the County of Union,
State of Ohio, Township of Wash
ington and part of Survey No.
1896 and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of v. NJ. Survey No.
1895 and SW corner of Robert
Hicks; thence N. with the east line
of said Survey to the center of the
East Liberty Road; thence west
with the center of said Road to
where the s. line of said Survey
corners with the said East Liber-
ty and Essex Road; thence Easter
ly with the said S line of said
Survey to the beginning Contain
ing five acres more or less. Being
in all hereby conveyed 105 acres
more or less
Totaling in all 1866 acres more
or less.
Appraised at S21,666 66
Terms of Sale: Cash
II. S. Roosa
Sheriff of Union County, Ohio
VIM l.. Coleman, Attorney.
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Charles /. Jolliff. Plaintiff VS.
Mildred Cummins, Defendant. on
order of Sale In Partition
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
UNION COUNTY, OHIO
BY virtue of the above stated
writ TO me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Union
County, Ohio, i viii offer for sale
at the north door of the Court
House, in Marysville, Ohio, on the
9th day of March, 194s, at or
about the hour of IL a. m. on said
Gay the following described real
estate, to-wit:
Situated in h Township of
York, County of Union, and State
Of Ohio, to-wit:
Being part of Survey No. $3.50.
Beginning at a stone and pieces
or Crock, corner to j w Tracy's
land; thence n. 50 deg. w. 1lO.6
poles to two Beeches; thence n.
8 deg. e. 81 poles to two Lynns
Treaty Line; thence n rs deg. f..
115 poles to Stone and pieces of
Crock; thence S. s deg. w. "a 6
poles to the beginning. Containing
}S.3 acres more or less.
Also the foIl"-t-" 49, 80
known as the n, part of a certain
tract of land decided to Cora B
age and husband, on the 10th day
day of December, 1897, and re-
corded in Vol. 20 Records of Deeds
and Page 524, the same being in
Survey No. $3.50, and bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at the NV corner of
said 1914 acre tract and in the
original w. line of said Survey
and SW corner to land formerly
owned by Lewis T. Bolenbaugh +:
thence S. 82R deg. f. 9S 60 poles
to a stake NV corner to land
owned by b. Coons; thence S.
IA deg. w. 20 poles TO stone
and Brick Bats; thence w paral-
lei with the said n. line as before
mentioned to the w. line of the
said original Survey TO a stone
and Brick Bats in s / Survey
line; thence N. with the said w.
original line deg. 40 min f. 20
poles to the place of beginning;
The same to contain l2A acres of
land more or less
Also the following real estate
situated in t h same Township,
County, State and Survey, and
bounded and described as follows
Beginning at stone in the CEN
ter OF the Pike leading from
Knox Mill on Boxes Creek TO BY
halia, a d NE corner to Price
Coon's land; thence N. so deg w.
S775 poles with said Brice Coon's
land line to a stone, Sc corner to
George Cox's land; thence n. 9A
deg. E 80 feet to a stone with
pieces of Tile under it; thence s.
so deg. e 1915 poles to the cent
er of the above described pike
thence 80 feet to the place of be-
ginning. Containing on acre of
land, more or less.
Also real estate situated in the
County Of Union. State of Ohio and
Township of York and being part
OF Survey No. $3.50 and bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at two Lynns from
one stump original NE corner of
said Survey No $500; thence S.
z deg. 40 min. w 1911 poles to a
stake NE corner to Steven Flick
enger's land; thence N so deg. 3S''
w. 1l0 poles to stake in the T..
Line of b. Stanton's land. NV cor
ner TO the said Flickenger's land :
thence with b Stanton's line y. Z
deg. ~ min. e. 1908 poles to a
stake in the Greenyille Treaty
line (witness a Beech Il inches in
diameter bears N. 70h deg e. 2.5
poles) thence wi h said Treaty
line N 79 deg. go min. u. llG
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DAMAGES WOOL

Ohio sheep produce some OF
the best wool in the world; but
L. K. Bear, specialist in animal
susbandry, Ohio State Universe
ty, says the value of the annual
Buckeye clip is reduced by lack
Of care at shearing time.
Mr.. Bear explains that most OF
the shearing now is done by Gus
tom workmen who do fast neat
lob. but damage often occurs
when chaff or dirty wool is tied
10 in the fleece. The chaff or
traw can be avoided by provid-
mg the shearer with a clean
working floor, and the place
should be free from drafts for
the benefit of the sheep.
Dirty and stained wool should
be kept separate from the rest SO
it will not damage clean parts OF
the fleece. Paper twine or some
other type which does not leave
undesirable fibers in the fleece
should be used for tying. Binder
twine should not be used.
This University specialist says
confusion and arguments can be
avoided if flock owner arfanges
for a definite date for shearing
and insists upon that date being
set down in the shearer'S appoint
ment book. More shearers ar
working now than in war years
but most of them still have full
schedules.
Mr.. Bear recommends that the
shearer be warned if the sheep
are marked with ear tags or by
other m al devices. Power
shears often are broken when
they strike metal and shears may
be knocked from the shearer'S S
hand and injure the sheep or the
workman.
A years time is required to
produce a wool crop, but chaff
from Uttered Shearing floor can
reduce the sale price of the wool
several cents a pound in a few
minutes. Most shearers are skill
ful workmen, but the. flockowner
should make sure the sheep are
not being nicked too much and
that no more second cuts than
necessary are being made.
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FOR SALE

BALE TIES. We are now getting
our '48 allotments. Deliveries can
start now. Gray Hay Co. Colum-
bus I'd. at N. Y. c.. MarYsville.
Phone 204l. 3-lS-4t
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FOR SALE-One mounted type
corn picker for F-20; one horse
drawn corn planter. Phone 9-35l8.
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Vision of FiAhes

Because sunlight is bent, or re-
fracted, in passing through water
the visual world of fiahes is much
different from that of human eyes,
according to the Better Vision insti-
tute. The earth's hottzon. instead
of appearing fat, to fish's eye is
tilted nearly upright. The setting
sun seen by human eyes as dipping
below the water in ;he distance.
appears to the eyes of fishes as still
high in the skies.
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FOR SALE-100 Leghorn A. A
A. A. grade, $l.5O each, in heavy
production. Mrs. A. w. Davis, 2
mi. e. North LIE wisburg on rt. 275.
3-22-3t"
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FOR SALE-1937 Ford, four door.
Robert Smith, Woodstock. It's
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FOR SALE - Tractor P. & 0.
breaking plow, l4-inch, in good
condition. Meredith Hall, Phone
2527. 3-25-lts
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FOR SALE-Goose eggs, Is cents
each 2 for 25. cents. Mrs. James
Welch, of Bellefontaine rd. Its
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FOR SALE-Cocker Spaniel pup.
Jerry Anderson, Redwood.
3-25-2tS
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FOR SALE-Guernsey COW, 6
yrs old with heifer calf. Lester
Welch, 3 mi w. Marysville on
state TT. 33. Its
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FOR SALE-Gocd sound, truck
ed in ear corn. West Virginia and
Ohio coal by ter or truck load.
V. E. Vertner, Raymond. Phone
16-763. 2-12-tf
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FOR SALE-Sound dry ear corn.
Paul Dildine & Sons. Phone All
Raymond. Its
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FOR SALE-Registered Holstein
heifer due to freshen now and
purebred Holstein heifer fresh
since October. Both sound and
bang tested. $500 for the pair. D.
X. Davis, Redwood. Phone 377l.
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FOR SALE-Five day old Guern-
sey heifer calf. Phone 6525. It's
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LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIFFsS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
No 1919

Charles L. Jolliff. Plaintiff VS.
Mildred Cummins, Defendant. on
order of Sale In Partition
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTICE-Commercial office will
be closed from las p. m. to 3:l5
p. m, on Good Friday. United
Telephone co. lis N. Plum St
Marysville, II
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Wednesday. March 81

Due to poStponement of sale,
which was to have been held
March 20, Community Auction
Sale for benefit of Pharisburg
church will be held Wednesday,
March 81, at Pharisburg. Farm
machinery, grain, seed, livestock
and household goods. John Pfarr
Jr. auctioneer.
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Saturday, March 27

w. E. Botkin & John Groves,
p mi. south of Woodstock, 80
cattle, Sc hogs, hay and grain. F.
It. Bradley, auct.
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FOR SALE-Light mixed hay
baled; also baled wheat straw
with clover mixed in it, makes
fair feed See T. L. Winston, A
mi. e. of Magnetic Springs. Its
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Saturday. March 27

James L. Sparks, 2l2 miles
south of Prospect, cattle, 6 hogs,
bees and chickens, tractor outfit,
implements, hous eh o | d goods.
John Pfarr Jr., auctioneer.
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Tuesday, March 80

Harmon Rheyne, 6 miles north
east of Marysville, household
goods, miscellaneous, seed, mot
ors. Pfarr & Son, auctioneers.
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Monday, March 29

E. c. Fowler, / mile west of
Lunda, 2 cattle, hay and grain,
chickens, household goods and
tools. Simpson G. Son, auctioneers
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Friday, March rs

Verlin Lynch, 21a miles west
of Redwood, 6 cows, 8 hogs, hay
and straw, tractor outfit, imple-
ments, household goods. John
Pfarr, Jr., auctioneer.
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Saturday. March 81

J. F. Rohr, miles west of
Marysville, horses, 5 cattle, 3
hogs, tractor outfit, truck, imple-
.aents. Simpson & Son, aucts.
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Saturday. March 81

Harry and Lou Brown, Mill st.
North Lewisburg, complete line
household goods. Chester Teets,
auctioneer.
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Saturday, March 81

D. Grant Jolliff, farm in Wash
ington and York townships. VIM.
l.. Coleman, attorney.
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PUBLIC SALES
Coming in Union County
Friday March rs

Mr.. and Mrs. Love, l12 miles
west of Essex, household goods.
Simpson & Son auctioneerS.
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REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE-Fifty acre farm, 612
miles east of Marysville on st. Rt.
SO; 6 room semi-modern home,
and buildings, all excellent con-
dition. Mrs. Clarence r. Bell,
Ostrander, Ohio. Route /. 3-25-2 2ts
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Saturday, April 8

Carl Hough, 3 miles north of
Delaware, 10 cattle, 2 ponies,
horse, 43 sheep, Is hogs, tractors,
power equipment, dairy equip
ment, machinery, poultry and
equipment, Ch VIZ olet truck,
household goods. Forest M. Day
and Paul Evarts, auctioneerS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-25

FUR coats mothproofed for s.
years for only SIPS. Berlou Moth
spray guaranteed to repair your
coat if damaged by moths within
5-years. Asman Rexall Drug
Store, Marysville. 3-25-lt
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HELP WANTED

LARGE COLUMBUS FIRM has
opening for factory representative
for Union County. Selling exper-
ience not too essential for ambit-
ious man. For interview write, K.
E. Penyerd, sales manager, 998 E.
goth Ave. Columbus, Ohio. 3-l8-3t
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawlelgh
Dealer in nearby South Delaware
County. 2753 families. Products
sold 25 years. Write Rawleigh's,
Dept. OHC-471-FA, Freeport, Ill.
or see j. Shirk, P. 0. Box 247,
Broadway, Ohio. 3-1l-3T*
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TAX NOTICE

Personal property tax must be
paid on or before march 81, or af-
ter that date a penalty will be
added. 3-25-2t
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READ THE JOURNAL
JOBS WANTED
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Eight room house
in country, chicken house, garage
and garden. Possession immedi-
ately. Delno Wilcox, l mi W., and
~ mi.' n. of Pharisburg. Rt. 3
Redwood. It's
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE. ONO
FOR SALE

WE CAN COMPETE with any
mail order cos tire prices. Green's
Garage, Broadway. Phone Ray
mond 1882. 3-22-2t
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FOR SALE-Choice of two
Guernsey COWS, one z prs. old
just fresh, with calf at side, other
5 yr. old just dry. Delno Wilcox,
1ha mi. n. w. Pharisburg. Rt. 3
Redwood. 3-25-2tS
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ELECTRIC MOTORS repaired,
bougnu, sold, Squirting Electric.
l2l End st. l-lA-u
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WANTED-A good home for
male Scotty dog, A years old.
Good watch dog. No Children,
Call 1927. 3-25-2ts
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WIZARD Batteries for all cars.
tractors and trucks. S8.65 exc. and
up. Guaranteed IL to 80 months.
Installed Free at store. Western
Auto Associate Store. 118 NJ.
Main St. Phone 760l. 3-25-2t
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FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY ~ TRADE

FOR SALE--Ohio grown certi-
fled Clinton seed oats, test SO lbs,
termination SO percent. Perry E.
Snider, l mile n. of Unionville
Center. 3-l5-4t%
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FOR SALE-Easter flowers. beau
tiful Cinarias, in many shades of
red and blue, only ST. Also hya-
cinths and tulips. Bob Evans, 3
miles n. of Raymond. 3-22-2t
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USED CARS

FOR SALE-Locus anchor and
line posts, G. E. Freeman, Mag
netic Springs. 3l8-tf
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FOR SALE-Dynamite and sup
plies. Will do work reasonable.
Merle E. Bigelow. Phone 5161.
I305 w. Third. 3-11-5t*
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FOR SALE-Hill heavy duty
rubber tired farm wagon. Gray
Hay & Lumher Co., Col. I'd. at
N. Y. c. Phone 204l, Marysville,
O.. 3-ll-6t
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We Have a supply OF, galvanized
corrugated culvert pipe. inch
to 36 inch. Gray Hay & Lumber
Co. MarYsville. Ohio. Phone 204l.
3-l8-4t
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FOR SALE-Used Console radio.
Phone 5523. Alongo King, New
Dover. It's
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FOR SALE-Used shallow well
pump, piston type with belt.
Phone 1858. Its