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NGT DIT CANT

Close to everything; a three-story, S.
room, 2-bath brick house, with oil burner
and ? electric refrigerators; ideal for
renting rooms or apartments: now vacant;
plice $4,000. $500 cash, 500 a month
until paid. Phone Mr. Thompson, OV.
$500 with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
ISnz II ct pu MA ooaS %
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Harrison ST. NV, mr. 41st; on lot SOFT.
front; fully det. in peri. cond.; consisting
Of 9 large rms, ., compi. baths, large
fast porches; oil n..,w.h laundry trays
and toilet in bsmt.; det. garage; most de-
sirable neighborhood; conv. to buses,
streetcars, schools, etc. R. G. DUNNE,
Ho. O7OO Our once open sun, Is. $
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
1924 Mckinley st. nw.-open Sat. and
Sun, :, to 6. Are you looking for a new
detached trick home? This house is up
to-the- minute in construction; contains
3 beautiful bedrooms and . baths, Charm
ing 1st-foor plan; convenient to trans
portation and shopping; lovely home,
s. r. MARTIN & co. Realtors, DU. 1896;
ewes. GL. i400. Ext. 1876. s
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This spacious home on an unusually large
lot which includes tennis court, Is in
excellent condition; 1st floor has large
reception hall, living room with fireplace.
large dining room, small den and half
bath; gooo-sized kitchen completely mod
ernized; md floor, nice bedrooms. l
and bath; detached garage nicely land
scaped yard oil h.-w. heat. For appoint
ment to inspect call
w. 3. WRIGHT
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owner says sell; new brick l hSms reduced
LIE b. MEAsELL, OIL. $3.50.
SOMERSET
Just OF wis. ave; this new brick Colonial
center -hail home; large liv. rm. and Are
place, spacious din, rm., extra-Slze kit,
sized sized bedrms. ush as colored tiled baths. sun
deck, stairs to hoored attic; att; garage;
Fec. rm: with nrspl; very deep level lot;
wis. ave past Western ave; to Dorsett ave,
left warwick St, right to home.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4934 Wisconsin ave. OR. 1895.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Offers personalized service. Call ME.
ELDER ST. NV.
500 block-Desirable bunsalow. on nicely
landscaped 49xl4o lot; livi rm; din nm
Venetian blinds, new gas range reisr .;
ter Reed Hosp. To inspect Sunday call
~ KEARNY ST. NE.
Excellent location; very fine home on lot
5Oxl5o,. and containing NV rm,, din;
garage; oil heat; priced low with $1,000
down payment To inspect Sunday, cal!
A 1927 27' DELAFIELD ST. NV.
New det. center-hall brick; large rooms
? baths, An. attic, full bsmt.. rec. rm.,
gas h.-wh.: excellent location. conven. TO
schools, transp.. and shopping; constructed
Of nnest materials and workmanship. To
inspect Sunday, call ME. $500.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Holly ave;MDesirable det. home. in excel,
lent condition ~ ss baths plsn ns
owners quarters; laFse front and fssT fs
porches. To inspect sunday: call NE. 54oo.
COTTAGE CITY, MD.
37O0 block 41st ave.-Det. Spanish-type
cray stucco Arm. house; din. rm. in
knotty-plne panel. full bsmt:. side and
rear porehes; fuorescent lighting. oil
payment. To inspect Sunday, call NE.
EDMONDSON, MD.
400 block Decatur st.-Desirable 3-bedrm
det home on lot 66xl 10: priced at only
S9,95o. To inspect Sunday. call ME.
BEAVER HEIGHTS, MD.
1900 block 49th ave.-Det. masonry con-
sagaee lq!i bsmt, h-Whi nice lot; !ust gnd
with small down payment. To inspect
Sunday. call Me. 5400.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS, MD.
Cox ave.-Charming, 2-bedrm. brick bum
galow with foored attic, full clean bsmt
1p, cd a. 'ef % low s q su9asy eesh es
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
Realtors. 14l5 St: NV. ME. 54o0. 5
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FORD E. MORGAN. Sr. ..
CORBIN PL. NE.
LINCOLN PARK
FRED A. a. SMITH. REALTOR
EXCLUSIVE, III3 tth oI. NV.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

New bungalows, S13750; $40. 541f
Don't be sorry. see these homes today.
| Contain lily. room with fireplace; din. room,
| finished attic. full bsmt.; aas &C heat.
| To reach: Out Sargent rd. to Jefferson St.
right to 18th pl., then left to open sian.
s. r. MARTIN g. CO., Realtors, DU. 53h6.
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EXCELLENT CO-OPS

Located at one OF Washington's highest
elevations with unsurpassed view of the
city, Abundantly proportioned. rooms.
Modern building. Deeply recessed closets
are equipped with sliding doors. Presently
three l and :. bedroom apts. are available
for immediate occupancy. Priced from
building. Convenient and sensible terms
are available. Close to Naval Research
Lab, shopping center and busllnes. Call
Mr. Conlon, Ma. 9l41; ewes, MI. 5S22.
for appt to inspect This opportunity will
not be long available.
r w RFRENS SALES. INC.
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FRANK J. VOLKMAN
EM. 4H4H. eVeS., WI. IhIH
MASS AVE EXTENDED

MASS. AYE. EA I ENDED
New det. brick homes. Some will be
complete in 10 days GI approved. also
BROS. and 7 rooms, gas heat. electric
refrigerator gas stove. screened doors
and windows, well insulated. Some have
built-in garages For more information
call Mr. Nolan, MA. $3.50; nights, DU.
5637, Ext. 3O4 To reach: Drive out
Mass ave. to 800 block, turn left, follow
sign l "a blocks to new homes. Open Sat.
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EN-. 1880 till 9 pm

EN oooW VII y p.II. --
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA
$12,500-A cash payment OF $500 will
buy this detached masonry home, recently
completely redecorated. First floor has
large living room with fireplace. dining
room, kitchen, kitchenette, bedroom, util-
ity room and Il bath two bedrooms and
bath; lots of closet space on second floor:
y block to streetcar and busline Do
not delay. To inspect, call Mr.. Bryant,
ERANK I NOIKMAN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ksthxe,t.

Silver Spring, Md.-$15,9 $50
Owner says sell; new brick home reduced
for quick sale; rooms, tiled bath. 3
bedrooms. powder room; gas air condi-
toned; easy terms; close to schools. LES
LIE D. MEASEII,, OIL. $3.50.
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FOREST HILLS, D. c.

Beautiful center-hall brick Colonial home,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. on large
homeSite 93x150; large living, dining rms,
screened porch, mooern kitchen. break
fast room; End floor. 3 large bedrooms,
library with brick fireplace; gear garage;
Oil h:-w.h.; maids bath. LESLIE D.
MFACTTJ M QpSO
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE

Fine, convenient neighborhood. near South
Dakota ave. and Quincy, ST. First Tins
offered. Attractive detached brick built
by BreuninRer 10 years ago! rooms;
bath, gas INV H., recreation room and
fully insulated and finished attic; alum
mum screens and storm windows; de-
entire property in perfect cond.; posses.
sion at settlement; excellent opportunity
HoHENSTEIN BROTHERS FIR. 5000;
aMeninrs ar SUNDAYS. SH RH4h. -
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HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsns.

EyER iEkaAoTIsvsy en- arm p.Issoa.d ssIa:d
sSGSDe' sSinds; neTis constructed metal fence,
stone wall, around property, stone sriil.
:ssts sSe vi:
Tenn Avg, NJ. NkA home ,..ao.,as in sass1.nt s..
oil oil burner ' with summer and winter hook:
sR Nr prss adsms 81 WSSsey ESs Ess sun hsa:
SS. a Il s5s 5 .,: s.. .
Rfsi Rasky 8 sTss1r oss fsil'Ssa
Saes saes,iSs, so pskoIA T@s ssss axh ven
5sPls'' egaS casa ssfaFi B. D0rs 1asi VI
oNF.HALF BLOCK Of LINCOLN psEk-s;rm;
and 3-bath row brick. oil h;,wh; pr,esd
Isw tpE cY,ek sale skad HoEkoaaasks X sass REAL
ave: ave. s.Tm. brick, yrs. Old: very Eood
poreh ancSor S fsns auto
sslssoos; 90 frss ss't trust s9,1oo .. a., payable
home, ii rooms. 5 baths, splendid home
$1,000 sas 5nssas ss.R + s. 5Dt BuKafss Sessss "
oPS' oPES SUNDAY. . TO 6, River Terrace.
307 34th pl. n.e.-see this lovely, modern.
s-room brick home fgli basement n,r rseFsa ,nt
san Fas9 TERMS G hss RGEfhsi ss
FfksrcoMM FH 4s sSe' coRSER sRS SaR Row vi BRICK with
3 hedrms.: a very desirable home or con.
vert to business; by bYy or trade s-ta f1s y9gsf ss
s!S9ss sESWS REahrS i1da R'ea eokP T Realtors. DU.
IT oPEN SAT. AND sun. TO PM, ssia
18th St. n,e.-Detsched brick. near Mon
plus knotty- pine recreation rm. with .fire..
~ s$s 500 Sao sHoeRsY Z Z &ooRHgAD. sb.
9oaJ, 9ooI, Open IN s,x ..om, rat, .e .ato.
~ sth St, ne. FIR. 5.l2. IS
owner; saves you $3.50; semidet. house.
63ens dT p9oGGt Pam t 4oth st. ne 1s
turn.:- 1st A.. living rm.. dining rm,, kit;
cash price, siS.35o vi. .9;ia. r
3IS TENNESSEE AVE, mr. Lincoln Park
Immaculate 6-rm. brick; gas h.-w.h.,
modern equip. kit. and bath; rear
screened and lovely concrete front porehes;
T. D. BURGESS, vi $3.50. -
CAPITOL HILL
Open Sat and Sun. til dark; 622 4
here fsr s an Dp n essS ssS hsy ps
10 rms, . baths; bsmt.,. oil heat; lovely
fenced-in back yard, double brick garage;
summer furniture. See Mr.. Hardy on
premises.
FORD E. MORGAN. sr. :,
TIT
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6
Chevy Chase, Md. e4O0 Georsia St
4 bedrms., 2 baths, lge. den with hre-
place and outside entrance rec. rm
maids rm. and bath in bsmt; plenty OF
closet space. lovely dressing rm. with ?
llLge closets, oil h:-W.h,:. soundly built:
tapestry brick. in beautiful cond.; near
shopping center. walking distance to
schools; det. brick garage. To reach: Out
Conn. ave. beyond Circle to Shepherd ST.,
hight 3 blocks to Georgia st.
5305 BALTIMORE AVE.
Near Western ave. and River rd. (open
Sun, only: detached brick, containing
3 bedrms. E., of twin-bed size). l u baths,
mod kit, with GE dishwasher and dis
posal unit; car attached garage. To
reach: Out River rd. past Western ave.
5 blks. to Baltimore ave, right to house.
1l405 LUXMANOR RD.
Bethesda area-Beautiful. red brick home.
on more than y acre Of ground; . bed
bath on End; fenced-in yard, paneled
rec. rm., breezeway to one-car det. garage.
oil h.w.-h,; house in beautiful condition;
attrac. priced. To reach Out Wisconsin
ave. to Bank of Bethesda. left on Old
GEORGETOWN rd. miles to Luxmanor, left
on Sedeewick ST. l blk. and left on Lux
manor I'd. to open sign.
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS
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HOME AND INCOME

Ideally located for a professional man or
iarge family; this home is in immaculate
cond.; Ist floor has reception hall, liv.
din. rm,. bedrni. and modern powder rm:
End floor has 3 large bedrms. : tiled
baths. l colored tile with HOLLYWOOD tub;
garage: new Bryant gas heating system;
slate roof; closets galore; priced very
reasonably. S23,950.
w. B. WRIGHT
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerhwes..
Williamsburg Colonial

Open Sunday. / to m. Charming new
brick home in Chevy Chase on lovely lot
13S it. in depth, Ideal for entertaining.
Bedroom and full bath on lst floor; 3
bedrooms on End. Spacious rooms. Priced
at S341 $50. Drive out to 6216 Both st.
AID 00ol Omen till O. s
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6908 Western Ave. Chevy Chase
modern 2-year-old. detached center hali
plan brick of unusual spaciousness; on 60
foot lot with TRANSPORTATION at the corner:
large attic, Slate roof, gas air conditioned
heat, screened porch, built-in garage; S2S,-
500. Open Sunday. Conn. ave. to Chevy
Chase Circle, right on Western ave. to the
home.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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CAPITOL HILL

Open Sat and Sun. til dark: 622 A
ST. ne; here is an opportunity you hays
been waiting for; only s., 500 cash: bal.
ance first trust at 5T; semidet. brick.
10 rms . baths; bsmt., oil heat lovely
fenced-in back yard. double brick garage;
summer furniture. See Mr.. Hardy on
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Tastefully located, on "a acre Of lawn:
luxury-type home. 4 bedrms, maids rm.,
den. AZ baths; lends itself to entertain
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ASH GARRISON ST. NV.
American Univ. Park-Beautiful location
all new houses; nicely furn, rms. and
" baths: brick garage; now vacant; rent,
$3.50; keys here.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
l41s H st. NV, Dl. 1877. -e
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& LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. MA 2345.
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP.

and schools. Det brick, center-hall en-
trance; 6 lge. rms. GA baths. ultramod-
ern elec. kit. gas a;-c. heat; venetian
blinds. screened, insulated and weather.
per plumbing The most outstanding buy
in town at S2..95O
EyLTTC pDnNM
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Goings. Comings
Around
MarYsville
Home. Community
Committee Meets,
Elects New Officers

Several ladies were present al
the Farm Bureau hall for the reg
ular meeting of the Home and
Community Committee Thursday
afternoon, June "a. Meeting was
called to order by Mrs. Harold
Kent, president.
Roll was answered and secre-
tary's report read by the secre-
tary, Rachel Robinson. Mrs. Ann
Handel gave a report on con-
ference on family relations which
she had attended in Columbus.
Les Cullman reported that the
councils had donated S8l.35 to-
wards the Cancer research fund.
Mr.. Cullman also explained
CROP to those present.
Ballots were then cast for the
election of new officers, which
resulted as follows: president,
Mrs. Lee Dewitt; vice president,
Mrs. Merritt Sharf; secretary treas
urer, Mrs. Luther Laughrey; re-
porter, Mrs. Horace Sheldon; and
program committee, Mrs. Richard
Bishop, chairman, Mrs. Harold
Kent and Mrs. Ivan Beck.
Mrs. Mary Alice Diehl, home
demonstration agent spoke of the
desire of the ladies in home de-
monstration work to cooperate
with Home and Community COM
mittee on health problems.
Mrs. Jessie Lemaster read a
paper on Vacation Hazards,
which had been prepared by Mrs.
Harold Bishop. Meeting was then
adjourned and everyone was SER
ed tea and cookies by the ladies
of the Farm Bureau Board, with
Mrs. Ann Handel pouring.
BLACK Hawk fla e CLUB Il'-
The Black Hawk club met
Thursday Afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Weaver, near Mag
netic Springs. The meeting was
in charge of the president, Mrs.
Graydon McKitrick and opened
with a song. The Scripture Les
son from Revelation Il was read
by Mrs. E. E. Beard. Routine bus
mess was transacted and some
plans for the months ahead were
discussed. 1t was decided to buy
more trays for the club. Several
contests conducted by Mrs. Nc
Kitrick were enjoyed. Delicious
refreshments were served during
the latter part of the afternoon
by Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. E. E. Beard,
Mrs. w. c. Lemon and Carol Lem
on. Members present were Mrs.
Eugene Amrine, Mrs. E. E. Bal
lard, Mrs. E. E. Beard, Mrs. Leo
Cox, Lola Crottinger, Mrs. Leon
ard Fogle, Mrs. F. c. Johns, Mrs.
Elmer Jones, Mrs. w. c. Lemon,
Carol Lemon, Mrs. Harold Math-
er, Mrs. Graydon McKitrick, Mrs.
d. c. Mclean, Mrs. L. c. Mclean,
Mrs. Floyd Philo, Mrs. j. c. Rea,
and Mrs. Dallas Black.
IL IL IL
BLUE STAR MOTHERS
HOLD MEETING MONDAY
Members of the Blue Star
Mothers held their July meeting
Monday evening because of the
c.. |. Day celebration to be held
on their regular meeting night
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B. & p. w. Club
Committee Heads are
Named at Picnic Meet

Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club held its annual picnic
at the Legion park. All members
with birthdays in June and July
were honored with decorated
birthday cakes. The entertain
ment was enjoyed by all.
New committee chairmen were
appointed by the new president,
Mrs. Marie Pfarr, who takes office
July /. They are:
Parliamentarian, Mrs. Frieda
Shaw.
International Relations chair
man, Miss Helen Davis; co-chair-
man, Mrs. Florence Hurd.
Public affairs chairman, Mrs.
Georgia Auer; co-chairman, Mrs.
Annice Shaw.
Legislative chairman, Mrs. Miri-
am Otte; co-chairman, Mrs. Edith
Huffman.
Health and Safety chairman,
Miss Alice Randolph; co-chair-
man, Mrs. Judy Bishop.
Education and Vocation chair
man, Mrs. Christine Herriott; CO.
chairman, Mrs. Wanda Hensel.
Federation chairman, Mrs. Ila
McManus; co-chairman, Mrs.
Mignon Forty.
Finance chairman, Mrs. Marie
Randall; co-chairman, Mrs. Emma
Williams.
Membership chairman, Mrs.
Eloise Gibson; co-chairman, Mrs.
Frieda Shaw.
Program Coordination chair
man, Mrs. Bertha Rausch; CO.
chairman, Mrs. Mary Alice Diehl.
Hospitality ch air m n, Mrs.
Miriam Hildreth; co-chairman,
Mrs. Juanita Feucht.
News Service chairman, Mrs.
Martha Jane Guy; co-chairman,
Mrs. Katie Mouser.
Music and Publications, Miss
Helen Louise Sullivan.
Courtesy, Mrs. Mary Sewell.
Calling Committee, Mrs. Katie
Mouser, Mrs. Helen Polling, Mrs.
IDA McManus and Mrs. Miriam
Otte.
-lI- IL Ill
SURPRISE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Guy and
family entertained Mrs. Guys
father, Mr.. Glenn Kirby, with
surprise dinner Sunday in honor
of his recent birthday.
Other guests present were Rev.
Norman Y. Prichard, of Akron;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray /. Griffith, of
Martins Ferry; Mrs. Elsie Griffith,
of Redwood; Mrs. Dora Ritten-
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walt
ner, Mr.. Alva Kirby, Mr.. Gene
Kirby, Mrs. Glenn Kirby, Mr..
and Mrs. George Taylor, Mr.. Clair
James, Mrs. Glen James, Mr.. Fred
die Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla
Guy, all of Marysville.
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Miss Phyllis Augenstein,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
Augenstein, Collins rd, and Earl
c. Carlberg, son of Mr.. and Mrs
c. E. Carlberg, of Philadelphia,
were married at 2:30 p. m. Sun
day in the English Lutheran
church at Marysville. The double
ring ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Stuart Harding, of Ker-
shaw, S. c., before an altar dec
Grated with gladiola and ferns
and seven branch candlebra.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore {
white satin gown with a fitted
bodice, sweet heart neckline
long sleeves pointed over the
hand, full skirt and a finger tip
veil of illusion falling from q
tiara of pearls. She carried q
white Bible with satin ribbon
streamers knotted with rose buds
at the ends and carried a bouquet
of red roses on top of her Bible.
Mrs. Albert ZachariaS, twin
sister of the bride, was matron-
of-honor, wearing a yellow form
al and carrying a bouquet of yel-
low carnations. Miss Viola Carl
berg, Philadelphia, in a pink for
NAL carrying blue carnations ano
Miss Rosemae Kline, Kulver, Ind
wearing an aqua formal and car
rying pink bouquet, were
brides maids.
Kenneth Carlberg, the groom's
brother, served as best man. Ker,
NIT Carlberg and Warner Augen,
stein were uSherS.
Mrs. Augenstein, the brides
mother, wore a black flower print
dress with pink accessories anC
a corsage of white carnations
The groom's mother wore ar
aqua crepe dress with white &C.
cessories and a corsage of rec
roses.
Miss Patricia Haggard played
the organ for the service, among
her selections being, Always"
90 Promise Me" and Lords
Prayer" Mrs. Charles Huffman
was soloist and sang, Because,
II Love You Truly" and IN
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.LoWe-RitChie
Wedding Sunday

Miss Ware a Ritchie,
daughter of Warren Richie, Ma
rysville, and Mrs. Joseph Fink,
c olumb bus and Mr.. Donald
Lowe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
man Lowe, Peoria, were married
at 7:30 p. m. June Is in the Con-
gregational church in Mafysville.
Rev George Snyder read the
double ring ceremony.
The church was decorated with
summer flowers.
Miss Barbara Hush, pianist,
played the Bridal March" and
the Wedding Recessional. The
bride was given in marriage by
her father.
For her wedding the new Mrs.
Lowe chose a powder blue street
length dress with white acces-
sories. She wore a rhinestone
necklace and a corsage of red
roses and gardenia.
Mrs. Marvin ShumWay was
maid-of-honor and wore a pink
dress with white accessories and
mixed flower corsage.
Richard Lowe served as best
man. Following the wedding a
reception was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier,
2l0 w. Eighth st.
The bride is graduate of
Marysville High School and is
employed at the o. M. Scott and
Sons Co. The groom graduated
from the Raymond High School
and is employed with the Cor
rect Manufacturing Co., of Della
ware. The couple will reside at
275 " w. Eighth ST., Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-01
Miss Winter Becomes Bride Of
Mr.. Zuspan in Pretty Wedding

Before an altar of palms, huck-
leberry foliage and white gladioli,
lighted by the candles of seven
branch candelabra, Miss Marilyn
Ruth Winter became the bride Of
George William Zuspan. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Winter, N. Clinton
ST., Redwood; the groom, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G.. Zuspan, also
of Redwood
The wedding, double-ring
ceremony, was performed by the
Rev. Edward B. Brewster in the
First Methodist church, at 4 p. m.
June 27.
Given in marriage by her faith
er, the bride wore a white satin
gown with sheer off-the-should-
er neck line outlined with a wide
satin band covering over her
shoulders and meeting long
sleeves which extended with
points over the hands. The gown
had fitted bodice with the skirt
swept into train, and illusion
fingertip veil fell from a bonnet
shaped headdress. The bride car
ried a bouquet of white roses and
stephonotis. Her only jewelry was
a necklace of white pearls, a gift
Of the groom.
Miss Lena Chiesa was the
brides only attendant and wore
a pink marquisette gown with a
sweet heart neckline, shirred bod
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-01
CYCLE TO CINCINNATI

Several members of the Heart
of Ohio Motorcycle Club spent
Sunday evening at Coney Island.
Those participating in the run
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dillon, Mr.
and Mrs. Marilyn Applegate, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Shaw, Bud Tay-
lor and Don Harrington.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-01

Go Where You Want Me To Go"
Following the wedding a re-
ception was held at the home of
the brides parents. Th e house
was decorated with summer
flowers. The serving table was
arranged with a three-layer we'd
ding cake n d lighted candles.
Assistant servers were Mrs. Cliff
ford Leffler, Mrs. Basil LeBounty,
Marion; Mrs. B. c. Oswald, Rich
wood; Mrs. Vera Huffman, Ca
tawba and Miss Mary Opphile,
near Marysville..
The couple are spending a
weeks wedding trip at Indian
Lake. For her going cost
ume the bride wore a pink crepe
dress and white accessories and
a rose corsage.
The bride is a graduate of
Marysville High School, t h e
groom of a Philadelphia high
school. Both are students at Bob
Jones University at Greenville.
S. c. The new Mrs. Carlberg is
a senior in the school of educa-
ton. Mr.. Carlberg is a senior in
the school of religion.
The bride gave each of her at
tendants RHINESTONE bracelets.
The groom gave each of his tie
clasp.
Out of town guests included;
Rev and Mrs. Stuart Harding and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Carlberg and Miss Mede Mitchell,
all of Philadelphia; Miss Rosemae
Kline, Kulver, Ind; Mr.. and MIS-.
Oscar Moon, Hartford, Ind; Rev.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-01
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bower
smith and son, Redwood; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Bowersmith Jr., Mrs.
Charles Wilcox and daughter,
Marlene, were Wednesday eve
ming dinner guests of Mrs. S. A.
Laughrey, the formers aunt, at
her home in Ada. Mrs. B. F.
Frederick, of Ada, was also a
guest.
Carl and Cloyce Friend left
Monday evening for Deland, Fl.
to attend the funeral services of
their father, Charles Friend, who
passed away at noon, June 28
following paralytic stroke.
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and Mrs. Charles Huffman, Mrs.
Marian Russell, all of Columbus:
Mrs. George Webb and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Webb Jr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Epley, Mr. and Mrs. o.
E. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kuehmer, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Leffler and children, Miss Edith
Augenstein, Mrs. Emma Augen-
stein and Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Le-
Bounty, of Marion; Mrs. Ralph
Augenstein, of Waldo and Rev.
and Mrs. Claude Forsythe, of
Raymond
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Game Violation Charged

Estel Jobe, William McAllister
and Walter Metz, all of Column
bus. were each fined $50 and
costs by Justice of the Peace
William Snodgrass when they
pleaded guilty to destroying the
burrow of a grounding They
were arrested Sunday by Warden
Eldon Sturgeon. Jobe and MIC
Allster appeared for hearing
Tuesday evening and Metz ap-
peared on Wednesday evening