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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
WALTERS IN TOWN

c. E. Walters of Petersburg, was a visitor in Douglas last evening. Walters, who heads the Inland Island Airlines at Petersburg, is attending to some business in Ju- neau, and is stopping at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
MOVE TO COUNTRY

MT and Mrs A. M. Tanner and children moved to their home on Glacier Highway last week, be- yond Aux Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

A battle between Chinese Ma tioralists and Communists seemed to be shaping up between Mukden and Chinhsien. It may determine whether Chiang Kai-shek's forces can hold even toehold in Man churia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27

A big power plant in the Rus sian zone of Berlin went down and Communists quickly screamed 'sa- hotage by reactionary elements. ' Germans opposed to the Reds as quickly declared the charge false.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
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The friendly southerN Pacific

information K B Curre Canadian Gen. Agent 6l9 Howe St.. Vancouver B.C C. C. Alton General Agent Pass Dept. 1929 Fourth Ave, Seattle l. Wash, J. A. Oandy General Pass Agent, Pacific Bldg, Portland A. Ore.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
ELKS ATTENTION

Annual Rolf Cali and Official Visit of District Deputy J. P. Val entine. Initiation, Entertainment and Feed. TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-27
INTERNATIONAL
 NEWS BREvITIE5
fBv The Associated Press)

tBy The ASSoclated PreSS)
 An American War Crimes Court in Nuremberg acquitted 13 top Ger man militarists of plotting to start World War II.
 French Communists threatened a general sit down strike in north ern France to support the nations striking coal miners. At least 30000 troops and police patrolled the fields
 Southern Koiea put down a week-long revolt, which the govern ment said Communists started. The city of Yosu was taken, but a fourth of it had been burned.
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WANT ADS BRING RESULTS!
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
ID SENIORS TO LEAVE
MAGNETIC ON MAY Is

commencement services for
Leesburg- Magnetic high school
seniors will be held at 8:15 pm.
May 10, Supt. H. R. George an
nounced. A graduating group
composed of IA SENIORS, five boys
and nine girls, will hear the COM
mencement talk given by w. E.
Bradley.
Class sermon will be held at
8 pm. May Is, with the Rev.
George Reed delivering the adj
dress. The class play, Atomic
Blonde" will be presented on
May 7.
Members of the graduating
class are Donald Cook, Rosalyn
Eldridge, Norma Force and Phyl-
lis Miller, all of Magnetic Springs;
Ted Disbennett and Donna Lilly,
Marysivlle RID; Betty Doyle,
Earlene Faurot, Howard Fickle
and Rose Mary Myers, Marysville
Rt. 8; Marilyn Miller, Kathyrn
Rheyne and Glen Wykoff, Marys-
vile Rt. l; Gene Williams, O.
strander Rt. /.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
OVERLY ANSWERS
LEACH'S CHARGES

| wish to make a plain state
ment of facts in answer to Mr.
Leache'S reply to recent news
paper articles concerning sewer
construction.
| made no statement to the
press and was as disagreeably
surprised as, he was at the pub
licity given the whole matter.
Brick construction of the catch
basins was approved by the en-
gineers with the knowledge of
council No one has contended
that paving bricks are not as good
as common bricks. The only brick
construction itemized in the or
iginal contract called for back
plastering. This was not done on
the catch basins. Used paving
brick from the pile on the city
lot were used. Council contends
that a saving because of this
should be passed along to the
city. These matters had not been
taken up with the engineers or
City Solicitor at that time.
The whole matter was dis
cussed rather freely and finished
with a statement by me that we
should be inviting trouble by not
paying the current bill; that such
a procedure would be plain rude
and out of order and l made the
following motion which is true
copy of the minutes:
"The matter of the construction
of catch basins on Maple Street
was discussed. 1t was stated that
they have not been constructed
according to contract. Mr.. Overly
moved that the G. H. Leach Con-
Struction Company and Floyd G..
Browne and Associates be noti-
fled that Council will expect an
adjustment on the catch basin
construction before the next esti-
mate will be paid. This was sec
onded by Mr.. Wagner and ques-
ton put and carried"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
MILLCREEK COMMENCEMENT
MAY 20 FOR 10 SENIORS

Ten seniors, four boys and six
girls, will graduate from Mill
creek local this spring Supt. AL
bert Wade announced. Commence
ment exercises will be held at 8
pm. May 20, with Boss Johnston
as speaker.
Rev. Larry Chapman will de-
liver the class sermon at 8 pm.
May 16. The class play, Leave
1t To U.s." will be presented May
13 and IA.
Those graduating are Tillie
Ebright, Marilyn Edwards, Rose
Parmenter, Ann Wuertz, Robert
Adelsberger, Laird Mack, James
Murphy and Dom Piersol, all
Marysville Rt. Q; Maryetta Heath
and Lois Wolpert, Otsrander Rt.
3.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
LIBERTY PLANS PROGRAMS
FOR I3 SENIORS MAY 10

A graduating class of 13, six
boys and seven girls of Liberty
local school will hear the COM
mencement message of Rev. Fay
LeMeadows, Dayton, at 8 pm,
May 10, it was announced by
Supt. B. E. MoSher.
The class sermon will be given
at 8 pm. May 9. with Rev. Paul
Myers, of Alliance, speaking. On
April 30, the class play, Handy
Man," will be presented.
Members of the graduating
class are: Dorothy Roberts, Keith
Moffett and Jerry Bault, Ray
mond; Marlene Clark, Charles
Kincaid and Fred Brehm, Peoria
Rt. /; Jean Turner and Richard
Lowe, Peoria; Lucille Huey, An
ma Lu Jolliff and Ruth Eubanks,
Marysville Rt. 4; Dolores Havens,
East Liberty Rt. l; Glenn Michael,
West Mansfield Rt. l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
LABORATORY SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
OF VACATION BIBLE CLASSESSLA

Laboratory school for teachers
interested in the Vacation church
school has been announced by
Miss Eletha Rogers, director of
religious education in the local
schools, for 7:30 p. m. Wednes-
day, in the Junior High School
building. The evening program
will be designed to help teachers
make practical plans for the Va
cation Church Schools to be held
throughout the county early this
summer.
After short opening session
there will be two sample classes
to show the way in which typi-
cal classes may be handeled. Two
well-trained teachers will dem
onstrate wofk with primary and
Junior children.
Mrs. Carolyn White will teach
a group of second grade children
drawn from the local Methodist
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
TAYLOR TO GRADUATE
8 SENIORS ON MAY 81

commencement will be held at
8 p. m, May 81, for the nine grad
-uates, four boys and five girls, of
Taylor local high school, it was
announced by Supt Byron R.
Griffith. Rev. l.. A. Donnally is
to be the commencement speaker.
The class sermon will be pre-
sented by Rev. George Herd, at
8 pm. May 16. The class play, "a
Ready Made Family" was given
on April 16.
Members of the graduating class
are: Julia Amis, Lawrence Eldon
Patton and Gerald Wilton West
lake, Marysville Rt. /; Eleanor
Louise Hamilton, Broadway; JOY
ce Carole Hoffman, Luther l..
Laughrey Jr. and Minervi jean
cite Steele, Peoria Rt. |; Richard
Amos Jackson, Redwood Rt. 2;
Hazel Irene Rausch, Marysville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19

enough to earn letters yet are:
Carl Handel, jim KEEPER, Jean
Dutro, Gerald Scheiderer, Kermit
Greeneisen, Ronald Goedeking,
David Forty, Russell Simpson,
Marilyn Geer, Ann Simpson, Ed
Low, Shirley Mccormick, Elwood
Davis, John Evans and Bill Nc
Carthy.
Prior to giving out the letters,
Mr.. Euverard reviewed the bands
performance briefly, and outlined
plans for summer band again
this year.
Football Season Reviewed
Football Coach Paul Wenzel
had no letters or awards to give
his athletes, since these were pre-
sented shortly after the close of
the season, last fall. He did, how
ever, briefly review the season in
which the team won three, lost
four and tied two games.
Serving as POSTMASTER was
Athletic Director c.. L. Kings
more, who introduced the Varsity
and Reserve cheer-leaders, as
follows:
Barbara Asman, Louise Henry,
Nancy BakeS and Jim Beck, SEN
iors; Sally Asman and Clara Nc
Cracken, juniors; and Dick
Streng, sophomore; and Reserve
Cheer-leaders Catherine Pinyerd,
John Fox and May Ballard.
Mr.. Kingsmore also presented
Coach Widner with an Individual
trophy for having coached the
basketball team to the district
championship.
After the awards were pre-
sented, the floor was cleared for
dancing which occupied the re-
mainder of the evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
= ({;fEyPNe~s q: q: Courts
PROBATE COURT
WIN of David Austin Lewis

The will of David Austin Lew
IS, late of Jackson township, has
been entered into probate, and
William Ruhl has been appoin-
ted as executor of the estate. The
will provides that 1-3 of the
estate goes to the deceased's wife,
Estella, and the remainder to his
daughter, Della Marie, and also
that each give Ito to the income
from the property received, to
charity. He also wills that all
farm chattels be disposed of with
IN thirty days following proba-
ton of his will. Milo L. Myers is
attorney.
Licensed to Wed
Harold Henry Stinemetz, 25,
farmer, of Marysville Rt. 3, son of
Kenneth H. Stinemetz and Shir-
ley Rae Warner, II, of Redwood,
daughter of Roy Warner. The
Rev. Donald Hobbs was expected
to solemnize the marriage.
William Burns, ST., farmer of
Marysville Rt. S, and Mary Nc
Carly, 81, stenographer, of Ma
rysville Rt. 2, daughter of Ray
McCarty. The Rev. Henry AL
wardt was expected to solemnize
the marriage.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
SENIOR PLAY TICKETS
TO BE SOLD MAY 3

Quiet Summer, a comedy by
Marijane and Joseph Hayes will
be presented by the 1948 seniors
in the auditorium on the nights
of May 6 and z with matinee
for children on May 6.
There was such a demand for
tickets last year that a repeat
performance, not previously ad-
vertised, was given. This year it
was decided that the public
would be better pleased with an
advance sale of reserved seats
Vor two shows.
The tickets will be sold at VOL
.gomot's Drug Store beginning
Monday night, May 3. The adj
jmission price is 60 cents which,
includes federal and town tax.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
DOVER GIRLS WIN SPELLING CONTESTS
FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS in BOTH CLASSES

Two Dover Local pupils walked
off with top honors in the Union
County spelling contest this
spring, County Supt. Gale w.
Baldwin announced today.
Joan Reed, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. George c. Reed, took
first place in the contest for
seventh and eight grade pupils,
and will represent Union County
in the central Ohio spelling bee,
sponsored by the Columbus Citi-
zen, next month.
Nora Kazee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arlie Kazee, Marysville
Rt. 2, won the contest for fifth
and sixth grade pupils. This was
purely a county contest, since the
Citizen sponsors its event only
for seventh and eight graders.
Nora, who came to Dover from
the Berlin School, Delaware
County, in the fall of 1916, is a
consistently accurate speller. She
has not missed any words in regu-
lar spelling LESSONS, and very few
in written work of other subjects,
since coming to Dover.
Joan entered Dover Local when
she was in the second grade. In
daily spelling lessons, she has
missed only three words, and
those when she was in the third
grade. In written work, both tests
and daily exercises, it is a rare
occasion when she mispells a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
WASHINGTON PLANS
EXERCISES FOR 6. MAY Ia

Commencement exercises will be
held for the six graduates, four
boys and two girls, of Washington
local, at 8 pm. May Ia, Supt.
Frank M. Blackburn announced.
Rev. Lester S. Norris will be the
commencement speaker.
Class sermon will be delivered
by the Rev. Kenneth A. Carey at
8 pm. May 8. The class play, "The
Scarecrow Creeps," was present
ed April 16.
Those in the graduating class
are: Henry Ray Donovan and
Dane Winton Mutter, Redwood
Rt. /; Grace Elizabeth Hanger
and John A. Pfouts, West Mans
field; Jack Bernard Miller, Mt.
Victory Rt. L; Joan Yoakam,
Ridgeway Rt. l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19

Grimes, Mary Jewell, Margaret
Reams, Kenny Scheiderer, Tom
Heimlich, Pat Hutson, Nancy
Elbin, Rosemary Avery, Suzanne
Coleman, Anne Kingsmore, Gayle
Williams and Jim Patrick
Sophomores-John Fox, Ned
RauSch, Betty Graves, Mary Saw
yer, Fred Davis, Bob Patterson,
JoAnn Woerlein, Nancy Yarring-
ton, Harriet Kitchen, Elizabeth
Weidman, Peggy Dow, Nancy
Hudson, and Jane Andrews.
Junior High - Don Maxwell,
Dick McCarty, Jerry Ruble, Jon
Greeneisen. Don Carr, Bill Stone,
Joan Stricken, David Smith and
Mary Beth Turner.
Other members of the band,
who have not been in long
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
YORK LOCAL PROGRAM
MAY Is FOR s SENIORS

York local graduation cere-
mony for it's eight seniors, three
boys and five girls, will be held
at 8 pm May 10, it was announc-
ed by Supt. J. M. Diley Jr., Har-
old j. Bowers will be the COM
mencement speaker
The Class sermon will be pre-
sented by the Rev. Charles Cram
er, at 8 pm. May 16. Senior play,
Girl O'My Heart" was given
April 8 and g.
Those in the graduating class
are: Anne M. Boyce and Phyllis
Kerns, West Mansfield Rt. /; Cliff
ford J. Dill, Thomas Disbennett
and Dortha Fish, Peoria Rt. |;
Anna C. Goodan, Redwood Rt
L. Robert Hines, Redwood Rt. 2;
Donna Smith, Fest Mansfield.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
Schools Plan
Programs For
Graduation
ALLEN TO GRADUATE
EIGHT SENIORS MAY IA.

Commencement exercises will
be held at 8 p. m. May IA, for the
eight graduates-four boys and
four girls-of Allen Local, Supt.
Delbert r. Bendure announced.
Rev. Paul Greaser, of Lima will
give the commencement address.
Class sermon will be given at
p. m. May 8, by the Rev. e, j,
Goedeking. The class play, Never
Too Late" was given April Is.
Members of the graduating class
are Aloisius Bollack, Francis For
sythe Jr., and Naomi Stultz, Ma
rysville Rt. A; Merle Burroughs,
North Lewisburg Rt. l.; Betty
Cremens, Marysville RID; Paul
Bradley, Anna Hill and Rose
Underhill, Marysville Rt. 5.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19

Sunday School. Mrs. White
comes from Delaware and is a
public teacher interested in re-
ligious education.
Miss Lydia Ebel will teach
group of junior age children
drawn from the local Presbyter-
ian Sunday School. Miss Ebel is
the director of religious educa-
tion in Marion.
Miss Edith Dornbirer, the man
ager of Trinity House Book
Store of Columbus, will have a
display of teaching materials,
There will be time for ques-s
tions and discussion following
the laboratory classes. A large
group of teachers from Essex,
Magnetic Springs, Pharisburg,
Raymond, Redwood, as well as
from Marysville, is expected. All
persons who are interested in
this work are welcome to attend.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19

word, her teachers say.
Teacher of both girls is Mrs.
Twila Snyder, of Marysville.
While Joan was the ultimate
winner, she had some stiff compe-
tition before coming out on top,
Supt. Baldwin said. 1t was nee
essary to give four extra exam
nations before first place ties
between Joan and other pupils
could be broken.
High scorer in each of the
county schools were as follows:
Allen-Louella Staley.
Chuckery Darby Norma
Rausch and David Henkle.
Claibourne- Redwood Darrell
Fleischman.
Jackson Glenna M. Henrick-
son.
Jerome Special-Anne Buck.
r Jerome-Doris Bouic.
Leesburg- Magnetic-Alan Car
rington.
Liberty-Madeline Mosher.
Millcreek-Imogene Boggs.
Peoria Special-Rachel Hamil-
ton
Taylor Robert J. Ritchie.
Union-Eldon Perdue.
Washington Cora Jane Layne
and Patricia Fields.
York-Joann Haines.
st. Johns Parochial- Richard
Burns.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
SENIOR HIGH
HONOR ROLL GIVEN

Honor roll of MarysvilIe Senior
High School for the fifth six
weeks period was announced to-
day by Miss Ferne Mills, princi-
pal.
In the list, pupils names fol-
lowed by an asterisk (*) are those
having the highest grades in each
home room, while those marked
with tx" are KiwaniS honor
pupils for the period.
The list follows:
Twelveth girls-Jane Beaseck-
er, Marilyn Coleman =, Louise
Henry and Wilma Pepper K, sup
erior, and Barbara Asman, Nancy
Bakes, Frances Davis, Mary Ham
ilton, Erma Rausch Dorothy Reed,
Eileen Wilson, Mary c. Wright.
Eleventh girls-SalIy Asman,
Dorothy Coleman =, Jeanne
Daley =, Anne Kingsmore =, and
Gayle Williams y, superior, and
Rosemary Avery, Jeanene Blue,
Marjorie Brown, Mary Burns,
Suzanne Coleman, Nancy Elbin,
Nancy Graves, Mary Jewell, Betty
Kaufman, Marjorie Rausch K,
Margaret Reams.
Tenth girls-Jean Conrad, Mary
Ellen Haggard, Janet Hardman K,
Connie Wall =, and Elizabeth
Weidman, superior, and Jayne
Andrews, May Ballard, Mary
Belle Hamilton, Verla Hartshorn,
Wilma Jewell, 10 Ann Woerlein,
and Nancy Warrington.
Twelfth boys = Bob Davis =
and Jack Mcclure, superior, and
James Beck, Bob Cosgray, Eu-
gene Erich, Harry Evans K,
Robert Feuche, Clifford Huffman,
J erry Kingsmore, Bernard
Rausch, Arthur Streng, Bill Woll,
and Bud White.
Eleventh boys-John Dayton
and John Daley =, superior, and
Kenneth Scheiderer K, Willard
Nicol, Richard Bigler, Carl Myers,
William Palmer and Robert
Conrad.
Tenth boys-Bill Boyd, :, Phi
lip Erich, Eugene Cook, Ned
Rausch K, and Bill Worthington.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Harry l.. and Ethel E. Reiter
to the Union County Farm Bu-
reau, small tract of land in Rich
wood, 81,
George w. and Helen G.. Moore
to Amos B. and Alice j. Christian,
so acres in Washington township,
81.
Bertha M. Kemper and others,
to Earl and and Mary CUTLERY,
104 acres in Taylor township, ST..
George Casper and Margaret
Rausch to Edward P. Rausch, 66.1
acres in Union and Madison coun-
ties, S6610.
George Casper and Margaret
Rausch to Louis P. Rausch, 64.06
acres, in Union and Madison
counties, S6406
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
JURIES ARE DRAWN
FOR MAY TERM OF
COURT HEREFRIDAY
January Grand Venire
Held Over: New
Petit Panel is Assigned

Jurors for the May term of
Court were drawn at 2:30 o. m.
Friday, by the Jury commission
ers, w. G. Southland and Carl A.
Rausch. Others present for the
drawing were Deputy Clerk
Helen Louise Sullivan, Sheriff
H. S. Roosa, and Common Pleas
Judge Richard L. Cameron.
Members of the January term
of Grand Jury, with the excep-
ton of Ralph Fauhnaught, West
Mansfield Rt 2, who was releas-
ed, will be carried over for the
May term, since there were no
Grand Jury hearings during
their term.
Grand Jury members are:
Blanche Predmore, West Mans
field Rt. l, newly appointed; and
the following from last term:
Paul Anderson, Dover Township;
Harry Cunnin G h a m, Taylor
Township; Pearl Frum, Clai-
bourne Township; Ed. H. Var
rington, Marysville; Ralph Dan
iels, Redwood; Emma Claar,
Allen Township; Mabel F. Gill,
Redwood; Alice Way, Marys-
vile; H. E. Frederick, Marys-
vile; Virginia Montgomery, Lib
erty Township; Frank Wollam,
Jerome Township; Ralph Wood,
Milford Center; William w. Nor
riSon, Claibourne Township and
R. B. Boyer, Milford Center.
New petit jurors are F. w.
Robinson, Marysville Rt. /; Fred
Thiergartner, Milford Center Rt.
/; John Welker, Marysville; Grace
Durham, Plain City Rt. /; Ora
R b ms on, Magnetic Springs;
Bernice Roberts, Raymond; Cora
E. Michael, Redwood Rt. l; Flo
renee Griffith, Marysville Rt. 1;
Mabel Nicol, Marysville;
Edgar Bunsold, Marysville Rt.
5; Martin Nicol, Marysville; l.
rene Hegenderfer, Marysville;
Blanche Morelock, Marysville;
R. E. Ross, Redwood; GIenna
Pyers, Milford Center; Frank
MARITIME, Redwood Rt. 3; Marie
A. Engard, Marysville; Carrie
Bishop, Milford Center Rt. /;
Grace Herd, Marysville Rt. Q;
j. H. Epps, Marysville; Wayne
Teets, Marysville Rt. /; Eta
Hall, Marysville Rt. /; Louise
Coons, West Mansfield Rt. /;
Alice M. Cox, Broadway and
Minnie Morse, Milford Center
Rt |.
Five additional names were
drawn to serve on the January
petit jury for the remainder of
this term, since many of the
jurors have been dis
missed from duty. Those drawn
for the rest of the January term
Bonnet, Marysville; Ferne Ber-
Mary Cahill, Peoria Rt. |; Fay
are John G.. Smallwood, Peoria;
ger, Marysville; and l.. A. Baugh-
man, MarysVille Rt. 3.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19
M.HS. SCHOLARSHIP
TEAM IS CHOSEN

Thirty-four pupils in the top
four grades of Marysville High
School will go to Otterbein col
lege on May /, to compete with
other central Ohio students in
the District-State scholarship
contest
Tests were given to all students
in the various subjects in compe-
tition and then the 10 highest
were given elimination tests to
determine the ones to be on the
'Cscholarship team from Marysville
Representing Marysville on the
scholarship team are:
English 9-JoAnn Mccartney
and Shirley Sewell.
English 10-Mary Ellen Hag-
gard and Janet Hardman.
English Infancy Elbin and
Jeanne Daley.
English 12-- Jane Beasecker
and Marilyn Coleman.
Latin Laura Lee Kimmins
and Nancy Kirby.
Latin II-Jean Conrad and Con-
ME Wall.
Spanish dorothy Coleman
and Sally Asman.
, Spanish II-Barbara ASman
and Marcella Scheiderer.
Algebra-Eddy Low and Jon
Greeneisen.
4 Geometry-Eugene Cook and
Elizabeth Weidman.
Chemistry-An Kingsmore
and John Daley.
PhySics-Jack Mcclure and
Bernard Downs.
Biology-Jim Gabriel and Bill
Boyd.
General science-Robert Car
son and Bob Marten.
American history-Gayle Will
Jams and Dick Bigler.
= World History Jim Gibson
and Smedley Hendricks.
Bookkeeping - Clifford Huff
man and Robert Davis.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-19

Basketball and band awards
were presented to members of
Marysville High School organi-
cations at the annual athletic ban
quet held in Senior High recre-
alton room, Friday night.
Members of the football and
basketball teams, the band and
the leaders were honored
guests, and all members of the
faculty were also present.
Lions share of the awards went
to this years basketball team
which won the Central District
"B" co-championship and the CO.
championship of the Mid-State
League. Presented by Coach War
rem Widner, these awards includ-
ed:
Varsity IN" awards-Jack Nc
Guire, Harry Evans, Jerry Kings
more, Bill Wall, John Dayton,
Bob Conrad, Harold Hill, and
Buddy Hoffman, members of the
team; and Bill Palmer and PAU
Florence, managers.
Reserve numerals = Lor e n
Grimes, Charles McCracken, Will
lam Boyd, William Worthington,
Smedley Hendricks, John Evans
and Bob Marten, members of the
Reserve team; Wilford Williams,
Bob Martin and Bob Dutro, as
sistant managers.
Medals for winning the district
co-championship-Jack Mcclure,
Harry Evans, Bill Wall, John
Dayton, Jerry Kingsmore, Buddy
Hoffman, Harold Hill, William
Conrad, William Boyd and Loren
Grimes.
Gold basketballs and tie chains,
presented by Nelson Weiss of
Weiss Bros. department store
Jack Mcclure, Harry Evans,
Jerry Kingsmore, Bill Wall, John
Dayton, Buddy Hoffman, and
Harold Hill.
Warm-up jackets which they
wore during the games this sea-
son were presented to the start
ing five players, Mcclure, Evans,
Wall, Dayton, and Kingsmore.
Before presenting the awards,
Mr.. Widner briefly reviewed the
very successful basketball season
which his team played, and ex-
planned the four trophies which
were won in basketball this sea-
son (besides the district and Var
sity Mid State awards, the Ma
raySville Reserve team walked
off with undisputed first place
in the league.) Mr.. Widner also
announced that members of the
Varsity squad had unanimously