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susLRBAN sAlE-vIRGIkIA.
ALREADY FINANCED

New 2-beorm, bath. Cape Cod; living rni.
with fireplace, expansion ATTIC, fully hoored.
tached garage, nearly l acre beautiful lot;
Fails Church area; price S11,500, $4,000
cash, balance 1st trust, $50 mo. includes
So interest. COFFEY REALTY, FA. 1882
or FA.. 7S43. -l9
HAVE you SEEN those fine 3-bedrm., 21s
bath homes on n 27th ST.. right across
the st from lovely Shirley. Woods; Airing
toms finest restricted subdivision? They
Star and priced at only S26,95o.
Only / is left and 1t has an OUTSTANDING
reer rm. and many other features, ABOUT
which you can learn by visiting the home
at 1924 N. 27th ST., day or ewes. to $50
or By calling.
L. S. HURLEY
21G0 North Brandywine ST, Arlington. GIL
1902. or CHI. 9Sl6. Open daily go;
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You can't lose with only S2,100 down and
payments Of S65 per mo. on a ~ loan.
This is an excel. buy; All brick, 5-rm. du-
pick home, full bsmt., lee. yard, immacu-
late cond.; possession al once.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
1343. Alex. 6644. Open till a Is
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ATTENTION.!
HONEYMOON RAMBLER

Realtors. Arlington Sales once. Brant
Bldg, Wilson blvd, Gil 4216, OK. 052O
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cent. J
AleXandria-Belle Haven

Spacious center-hall. Georgian brick Co.
lonial; 1st a.: large living room and din
vell-eouipped kitchen, lavatory, . large
screened porChes, one suitable for dining
2nd f., 3 bedrooms, . baths, . sun decks.
3rd a., large bedroom, bath and cedar
lined storage room Maids room. rec
room and garage on lower level. $50, 80
BLANCHE S. CATION, Realtor, TIE. 23o4'
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ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN

So 300 down payment and 500 per perm nlVG-od COD
will buy this 3-bedrm.. attractive &c SIsp land
sceped There are > twinsized 81 foor
and cream eolored tile bath bsttth1,sped 9e r rm. on
and 30x14 finished insddi o'It in new
house condition and al rode.nnd and shsnnina
at once; . blocks from Du'
FIR r. >.sfs L. sRfH1NE REALTY IsA.I Y CO: o.
py. py.. Fr,Vee nV s173. Alex. 1852, TIE. 416s.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGlNlA.
OWNER TRANSFERRED

wv GIC I1tk11NDT C1CItEO
Must sell his de luxe 3-bedrm. Colonial
home located in exquisite country club
estate. See the large size of the rms,
the bright. cheerful recre. rm. with fre
place; another bedrm. If necessary, 2 full
baths; beautiful lot. Excel. financing.
Make sn offer,
$1,500 DOWN!
Just tastefully redec. 5-rm. brick home
in new condition, conv. close-in location.
near ShirlinRton. Yes, 1t is semidet ached,
meaning more for your money.
$2,500 DOWN!
Braddock Heights-3-bedroom Tyr. -old
brick bungalow. fireplace, din. rm, good
sized kit, tiled bath. oil heat
REALTY BULLETIN CO.
oW. 1897. oW. 1898. oW. 1899.
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LANGLEY

New brick rambler. situated on corner
| l2-acre lot; beautifully designed, home
you have been looking for; 24-ft living
rm with, fireplace, 3 spacious bedrms
| full tiled bath, utility nm, pantry, a most
modern kitchen, applisnc noes: oil h-w.h.,
| Lear attached sarage; price. S17,95O;
| terms. To inspect, call z. H. IRWIN, MA
1895 or Elmwood 64s 10
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS-Will trade
Allis- Chambers H. OLA diesel tractor
bulldozer blade and Garwood 15-yaro
scraper. perfect condition valued at Sl4,-
900, for the construction OF q cinder- bloc h
warehouse of equal value. in Bethesda
area Phone WI $500 or WI. 4O63. 90
WILL family apt. (near Sears
Roebuck), beautiful light brick bids. only
) wears old, prewar construction; rent
So 400 year NE. 11la, Ia. 1911. 10
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING-Conv. location, Just off
bldg to be completed latter part of Dec.
.4s; approximately $500 50: It. Call Mr..
Murray. with EDW. c. HoLMEAD. Real
tor. SH 5000. 80
WILL BUILD for responsible tenant, on
lease, warehouse, garage, gasoline station,
sts,. s.,s..ea on River iy I'd, rd at B a. Q. R.R,
dustrial. Phone WI. $500 or WI. 4063
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1880 N. Patrick Henry Drive
bedrm and u bath on 1st a., located
on a very large. corner lot; left. living
room with fireplace: 13x13 dining room,
on 2nd floor. each 13x22 it. also large
tile bath: full, bright basement with out
side entrance; gas heat. Vacant. Price,
S2l 900 To reach: Out Wash. blvd. to
Patrick Henry dr., right on Patrick Henry
dr. blocks to No. 1890.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I PAY Cash for houses. lots or acreage;
free appraisal SCOTT SANDERS, 3sl9
CASH ca FOR Your HOME or viii sell on
terms. Call Mr.: Yidi or Mr.. Noe. FIR.
$3.50. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911
ATTENTION, GI-f you wish to sell your
house. will buy or sell 1t for you. Please
call Mr. WALTER MILLER ME. 54oo or
DIAL Ex. 1913 FOR REsULTs-Your
nome bought or sold: QUICK sction!
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oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.


MELBOURNE. FLA. = Restaurant. fully
equipped, for rent. In good location; res-
sonable Fice to right party. Box 59,D'
NEAR VIRGINIA BEACH-1deal year round
home. white asbestos shingle; large living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm, large kit
cleo stove and refsr. Law, built-in gar,
porch. ? large, l small bedrms, bath IND
noor; h.-wh.. GE boiler: vacant. For
more information, call CHI. 6s17. --l9
GENTtEMAN's HOME In westminster Co,
n Y. II rms. 5 bedrms;,; baths center
hall; Gear gar, nearly acres of land
real sacrifice at S4s.o00, Inquire
TONKONOGY. Muchmore I'd. Harrison
n Y Phone Rye 7-34l2-W. -l9
EAST COAST, FLORIDA
Waiting for your inspection; 1o0-ft. ocean
front Tracts with riparian rights, by, 500
#. deep or more. paved scenic highway
through property, at Melbourne Beach:
high dry land, at price you can aford
agents In establishing a larger Washing
ton colony, where local people in Wash
ington have owned beach land forsmany
years; st-developing beaches since new
million dollar causeway opened to trafnc
Call Mr., Edward Doerr, ME. l143; ewes
u j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
paaltor 1870 K at NV -lp
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-Within Is miles Pentagon, y
to acres with small house or building
convertible to living quarters for ont
person; prefer high elevation; must b,
very reasonable Box lnh-Z. Star. lQa
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LUCILLE COOK
". lucille GILL; COOK

FA. 3272. Exclusively. FA 4664.-19
EXQUISITE WAYCROFT
2-bedrm. brick bungalow featuring bright
and cheerful liv.. rm., extra-large din
rm., IO0x11O beautifully Handicapped
grounds, gar. Owner will finance. Open
sun. 2-e. Can be shown any day by
appointment. To reach: Out Wash. blvd
past Glebe I'd, right on Buchanan, left
on 18th st. to our sign on right.
REALTY BULLETIN CO.
ow. 1897. OW. 1908. OW. 1909
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S19.750

$19,750
1903 No nottingham st.-See this beauti-
full 3-bedrm. home in hne Arlington locs
tion: center hall. 23-ft liv. rm., din. rm
equipped kit. with dining space, "a bath
1st hoor; 8 bedrms. and bath. 2nd noor
recreation rm. with fireplace; sar.; hne
lot. Move right in. Out Washington blvd
to nottingham. right "a block.
LEE POTTER
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OPEN SAT-. AND SUN 2

OFEN OA 7. nIND 0OIN., Il
4-bedrm. Colonial, on lot s0x200. in
frepl din rm. with chair rail. kit large
enough for table. with r Frigidaire and
range. 3 excellent bedrms. and tiled bath
basement, gas a.-c. heat, copper plumbing
beautifully Handicapped Price, $1a,75O
with SIS, 600 down and S125 mo. Di-
rections: Out Lee hwy, right at trafnc
light in Falls Church, 20 ! 4/10 mi
right at Westhampton sign. follow arrows
to house.
LYON INC, CHI. TOTO
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.1FxANDRIA AREA
ARLINGTON

Glehe I'd. and Lee blvd.-Brick semide-
taehed, Oil a-e heat. elec; range; t LIVING
ment; reasonably priced. For further in
formation call MR.. LATONA, MA 1887.
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ARLINGTON. VA,

81750o; s-rm. brick Colonial; bedrm
on end e sun deck of of bedrm., lse,
uv, rm. with frenlaee, din. rm. has chair
rail and lge, enough for your furniture
space full bsn1t. gas heat; att. gar
excel neishborhood: conven TO bus,
schools and shopping center, 10-mins,
drive to D C. house located at 1905
North Monroe st. OWNER, CHI 5000.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR WITH $4,000 CASH will buy
well-located business income property, up
to $50, 900: must be well leased and show
good return on investment. Call MIR.
DIXON at ST 1900 (brokerl. --l9
WE HAVE LEGITIMATE INVESTORS with
substantial cash for / st commercial prop.
erty j. GINBERG. RE. 7l06. 20
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Realtors. FA. 297t
LYON PARK

This bungalow-type home is Just Q few
blocks to Wilson blvd. and offers excel
opport for lge. family: bedrms hv
rm.-din. rm. combination with firepl
bath and kit, screened front and back
porch; full bsnlt, oil heat, garage; well
landscaped and secluded: deep level lot
sound offering in this area at S15,750.
THE BRANT COMPANY
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ASHTON HEIGHTS
BEVERLY HILLS

Open 20 pm, Saturday ana Sunday.
This family sized brick and-frame home,
located in 3 neighborhood of distinction
and individuality. very convenient to
FentaEon and Army and Navy Country
Club. featuring 9 comfortable living room
with fireplace. dining room with corner
cupboards equ;pped kitchen. excellent side
screened porch, 3 large bedrooms and de
luxe tiled bath; excellent storage closets;
state roof Situated on ouiet street
suited for children, with large play
eround nearby Ideal wooded lot. fenced
yard, attached garage. Near Arlandria
shopping center. Turn right from Russell
I'd at Glebe rd. following signs 10 113
Grandview DR. Exclusive with
WRIGHT REALTY, INC.
Realtors. 47o1 Columbia pike. CHI. $500
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LYNHAVEN

Fve-rm. brick, multiple unit home, only
7 yrs. old. in good condition There Is q
front porch. elec. refer.. gas range, and
full basement with all utilities including
SlO,450 on easy terms. or subject to offer
with more cash. To inspect, call
RAVENWOOD REALTY
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DEL RAY

Modern 5-rm row stone-and-brick home.
Full bsmt oil &C, heat Now being COM
pletely redecorated. Conveniently located
Price, S10.500,
YEONAS REALTY
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FALLS CHURCH

Immaculate 6-rm. brick bunsalow. on most
attractive lot. Fireplace in liV. rm.. large
screened porch stairway to expansion
attic Full hsnt.; attached garage This
home Is In perfect ready-to-move-in cor
ditlon Priced for quick sale at 81 900.
Elizabeth w. RoSen, OW. 1877
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Mr.. CLARENDON CIRCLE
A large 6-rm, brick heme With attached
garage. on cor lot: S1S,95O All twin
size bedrms. To see come to
MANNAS REALTY co.
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1enlS.
A STEAL

And you will also agree when you see this
9-rm. and bath home, on lge lot, OF
h.-w.h.. bedrm. and kit. apt. rents fol
S65 all in excel. cond.; total price, 81,
$50: terms can be arranged
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LORCOM AREA

Call us to see this 3-bedrm. brick home
with trepl and built.in gar. The price
or Navy Dept, 3 min. TO Key Bridge
ASk-Us REALTY CO., OK. 1853, Gil.
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ARIINGTON FOREST

e.rm brick; 5 min from Pentagon ano
Navy Annex; liv. rm., din. rm lse. equip;
kit full bsmt., o.a.-c heat; bedrms,, full
tile bath; nice terraced lot, Priced below
$4,000 for quick sale. Exclusive.
JUDSON REAMY & SON
CHI. osoO, 1922 N. Irving St, Arl.,, Va.
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OAKWOOI
JEFFERSON MANOR

frame. 4-rm- and and bath bath Cot cottase: N partial %
bSmt.; chicken house, shade trees, owner
forced tn sell. will sacrifice
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Realtors, Arl. Sales Once, Brant Bldg
Wilson blvd CII. 4ol6 OK Qa2l liz
MCLEAN, VA.

New ;iT s;rm 2a.bath' brick Colonial; liy
fireplace, full bsmt., oil &C. heat. Price
S15,s50.
CHARLES w. PETERS
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AScsytiismsnt
From where | sit ...M Joe Marsh
The Missus Ducks" Out


Slim and the fnissus get on so well
content to stay home nights to-
gether, enjoying one another's
company over a glass of beer and
game of chess.
From where ! sit, we can't all
enjoy the same things-but we can
share those little pleasures that
we do enjoy - a glass of beer, q
game of chess, some music on the
radio - and live-and-let-live when
it comes to the others.
&s Me'4s
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-13

first three games, local fans can
look forward to another strong
team, come tournament time.
In the preliminary, Marysville's
Reserves were vastly improved
over their game against Plain
City last Tuesday and took well
earned 1925 victory from stub
born Redwood Reserve outfit.
The little Monarchs led 8-3 at the
end of the first quarter, IT'S at
the half and 23-l1 at the third
quarter. Smedly Hendricks was
top scorer with 10 points, but Ed
die Low garnered four buckets
and played a bang-up floor game
despite the fact he was on the
bench much of the time as he
had too many fouls against him.
For Redwood Reserves, Southard
stole the scoring spotlight as he
got Is points.
Tuesday night, Marysville takes
on another Mid-State League
opponent as the Monarchs take
that much too long trip to Carey.
Thursday night, they go to Mar
ion st. Mary for another Mid
State tilt and their last out-ot
town game before Christmas.
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Mrs. Lucy Jane Beecher

Mrs. Lucy Jane Beecher age
81, died in her home at TIT E.
Fifth st. at 1850 am. Friday.
She was one of Marysville's best
known and highly respected cit
liens.
She was born Feb. Is, 1867 in
Outville, O., the daughter of
James and Mary Francis COL
baker) Willoughby, both deceased.
On Nov. 16 1887, she was mar
ried to Zina A. Beecher, retired
carpenter here, who survives. She
was member of the Methodist
church, the Womens Society of
Christian Service, and MINNIE
club.
Surviving besides her husband
are two brothers, J. L. Willough-
by, of Granville, and Charles
Willoughby, of Outville.
Funeral services were held at
2 pm. Sunday in the Methodist
church conducted by Rev. K.B.
Alexander. Burial was made in
Oakdale cemetry in charge of
William H. Faulkner, funeral di-
rector of Marysville.
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Frances Ann Turner

Miss Francis Ann Turner aged
80, died at the residence of her
nephew, Guy Polling, Marysville,
route 4, at 1915 pm. Sunday.
She was born on May 10, 1868
in Paris township, the daughter
of George H. and Mercy (Barker)
Turner. She was never married.
Surviving are: Five nephews,
Guy Polling of Marysville Rt. A;
Ernest Polling, of Milford Center;
Joe Polling, of Peoria; John Turn
er, of North Lewisburg; and
Charles Turner, of Burly, Idaho;
and one niece; Grace Fenton, of
Columbus.
4 Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Tuesday in the Winter
Funeral Home conducted by Rev.
Claude Forsythe. Interment will
be made in Oakdale Cemetery,
in charge of Willard Winter, fun
eral director of Raymond.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-13
Connie Wull Wins
Speech Contest

Miss Connie Wall was awarded
the Silver Medal in the contest
sponsored by the Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, held
Sunday evening in the Methodist
church. The subject chosen by
Miss Wall was What Makes a
Good Town"
Other contestants and their sub
jects were: Nancy Warrington,
God Send Us Men," Janet Hard
man, THE Town of Tomorrow;
Jayne Andrews, "He Carried the
Ball.; John Fox, "The Town of
Tomorrow; Carol Laird, ''The
Past Has Spoken; Dorothy Cole
man, 1T Can Happen Here.
The judges were Mrs. Hubert
Scott, Miss Lucille Robinson, and
Miss Helen Wood. Presentation
of the award was made by the
president, Mrs. Mary Magsig, who
presided over the meeting. Dr.
K. B. Alexander conducted the
devotional period, and special
music by a vocal trio, Mrs. Ola
Alexander, Mrs. Monetta McCar-
ty and Miss Blanche Stimmel,
and saxophone solos by Freddie
Davis completed the program. The
benediction was given by Rev.
Horace Sheldon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-13
ADVISORY COUNCIL &c

Council No. 26 of the Farm Bur-
eau enjoyed a turkey dinner,
Thursday evening in the Farm
Bureau hall. Following the din
ner, Santa Claus made an appear
ance and gave the children gem
erously filled sacks and all mem
bers present, candy. Carols were
sung by the group.
Zada Wells read scripture after
which the Lords Prayer was Civ
en- in unison. Ernest Gaulke re-
viewed the story of the Good
Samaritan"
A discussion was held on
Brotherhood of Mankind from
the Councils guide. Mrs. Gaulke
read an article on the same topic
and read poem by Alfred Ten
nyson, written 100 years ago, that
foretold a prophesy that has prac-
tically been fulfilled
Games and contests were en-
joyed with prizes awarded the
winners.
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Monarchs Down
Redwood Team
CONTINUED from Page ID

touhlinutu lIolll tdBc ~
In the third quarter, Marysville
forged ahead to a 1928 lead to
put the game ION ice" The final
stanza saw the Monarchs outpoint
Redwood IA to make the final
count 1927.
McCracken was high scorer for
Marysville with IL points, besides
playing an excellent floor game.
Bill Boyd Gagged IL points and also
turned in sparkling all-around
performance. Johnny Dayton,
played his usuel steady game,
controlled the rebounds on both
bankboards, most of the time, and
was effective on the defensive.
Bud Hoffman continued to play
an outstanding brand of basket
ball while Bill Worthington turn
ed in steady game at the other
guard slot.
Reserves Look Better
If Marysville continues to inn
prove at the rate they have their
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Brother, Sister
Win at Congress
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page -
Betty Louise Wright, Cathlemat.
Wash.
Long All Record
Bonnie Lou has been in All
Club work for several years, COM
lpiling an outstanding record. She
is graduate of Chuckery- Darby
High School, where she was an
outstanding student, and this year
is freshman at Ohio State Uni
versity.
I Brother Bernard did not learn
of his national winnings until he
had returned from the Club Con-
gress. He was chosen as second
alternate for one of the College
scholarships which were prizes for
winners in the field crops contest.
Being selected as alternate
means that, should one of the
first three winners fail to take
advantage of his scholarship, it
will go to Bernard. While he was
not one of those announced as
national winner in his division,
Bernard's work in field crops i'm
pressed the judges sufficiently to
select him as alternate from
among the several other state A.
H winners competing in the same
class.
Like Bonnie Lou, Bernard has
been in All work several years,
and now operates the family farm
near Unionville Center.
Because of his outstanding Ali
Work, Bernard has been asked TO
be a leader in the county's All
tractor maintenance club, next
year.
To qualify him for that posi-
ton, he has been invited to at
tend a special training school at
Ohio State University, Dec. 1923.
A letter urging him to attend,
with all expenses, including meals
and hotel room, paid by the state
4-H program, was sent to him by
W. H. Palmer, state All leader.
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'Lutherans Plan
Yule Services
CONTINUED from Page y

from IdEc
Smith, Janice Emmert, Jean Can
non, Roberta Schalip and Marlene
Schalip. This same chorus of girls
in white robes will form large
star in the chancel, symbolic of
the star of Bethlehem, followed
by the three Wise Men, singing
1--WE Three Kings" and the group
singing the traditional Silent
Night" which, with the playing
of the church organ chimes will
bring a quiet peaceful close to the
program.
Other programs given during
Christmas week in Trinity church
celebrating the festival of Christ
mas will be the program given by
the beginners and primary de-
partments of the Sunday school,
Mrs. Luther Conrad, supt. on
Thursday evening Dec. %; the
program given by the intermed-
late departments, Frank Rup-
precht, supt. including the show
ing of the movie film "The Savior
is Born" on Friday evening Dec.
"a at 7:30; and the traditional
midnight mathis on Christmas
Eve at 1890 with the sermon
why the Angels Sang" delivered
by the Rev. Mr. Goedeking.
The public is cordially invited
to attend all of the festival SER
vices of Trinity.
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Irene Orahood

Irene Orahood, 38, of Basil, o.,
died in the Rocky Glen Santa
rum, McConnelsville, at 7:30 a. m.
Friday.
She was born on March "a, 1910
at East Liberty, the daughter of
Roy and Mable (BelD Orahood,
both deceased. She was member
of the Church of Christ at East
Liberty and the Eastern Star
Lodge.
Surviving are her step-mother,
Alma Orahood, of Basil and an
aunt, Mrs. Harry Orahood, of
Marysville.
Funeral services were at 2 P. M.
Monday at the Church of Christ,
East Liberty, conducted by Rev.
c. L. Harris. Interment was in
York Cemetery in charge of Will
lard Winter, funeral director, of
RAYMOND.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-13
II on Honor Roll
OF Junior High

Seventy-one boys and girls are
on the honor roll of Marysville
Junior High School for the sec
ond six-weeks period, according
to Principal G.. L. Kingsmore. In
the accompanying list, names of
pupils followed by figures are
those having highest grades in
each home room, the figures be-
ing their point average for the
period. The list follows:
/ Seventh boys-Robert Clegg,
so, Larry Stump, go, William
Sanders, Richard Orahood, Rich
ard Miller, Richard Shearer, John
Fox and Jack O'Keefe.
Eighth boys-Charles Williams,
SIS, Jim DeGood, Kermit Green
eisen and Russell Simpson.
Ninth boys-Gary Blue, 60, Don
Carr, Frederick Grubb, Kenneth
Rausch, James Dayton, Donald
Maxwell, Ben Kirkendall, Rich
ard McCarty, Carl KandeI, HUI
bert Rausch, David Smith, Lewis
Baker and Harry Heimlich.
Seventh girls-Pauline Guising-
er, 60, Cecile Hush, 60, Ann
Caryl, Kathleen Coleman, Mari
lyn Huber, Shirley Kirby, jeanne
Lowry, Mary Jane McCarty,
Phoebe Mccullough, Dorothy
Pfarr, Laura Pierce, Shirley
Printz, Donna Sharf, Esther Sim
kins, Pat Simpson, Barbara Smith,
June Smith, Sandra Stricken,
Marlene Welker, Jane Martin and
Geraldine Thompson.
Eighth girls--Marilyn Amrine,
60, Dorcas Dittmar, so, Betty
Jane Guy, go, Sandra Salter, Ann
Carol Stephens, Loretta Griffith,
Anna Jean Robinson, Ann Simp-
son, Nancy Coleman, Inez Hay
worth, Madaline Worthington,
Janet Billheimer, and Shirley Nc
Cormick.
Ninth girls-Louella Staley, go,
Marilyn Smith, Betty Crist,
Mary Printz, Phyllis Cole, Jean
Dutro, Marilyn Geer, Edith Levan,
Rebecca Reams, Harriet Edwards,
Bertha James and Margaret Sharf.
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. Deaths
Charles Sibert

Charles Sibert, II, of Redwood,
died at his home on Pearl street
at 10 a. m. Saturday.
He was born Nov. 18, 1877, in
Athens County, the son of Abra-
ham and Elmira CTracy) Sibert,
both deceased. He was member
of the /. o. o. F. Lodge and the
First Baptist Church.
Surviving are: His wife, Ella;
one daughter, Mrs. |. H. Douglas,
and one brother, Wayne, of Cleve-
land.
Funeral services were held at
2 b. m. today in the Winter Fu-
neral Chapel at Redwood. Inter-
ment was in Claibourne Gene
terry in charge of Marion Winter,
funeral director of Redwood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-13

Slim Hartman took his missus
duck hunting the other, day. And
after FIVE hours of sitting in a
swamp. she'd had enoughi Going
home, Slim reminded her good
naturedly of the time she'd taken
him to a woman novelist's lecture,
and insisted that he sit it out.
So now the missus and Slim have
an understanding. No more duck
hunting for her--no more lectures
for him. They decided each to has
oa0n taste.
It's because they can agree to
disagree like that, / think, that