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Evening star., 1948-05-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tco,t.)

BRICK BUNGALOW, brand new. mr. D. c.
cash RsdrWj B BURGP Gg fl1Goo REAE ETx%
ONLY q; so sa.ooo "a q CASH NEEpEp-Brick
bungalow bun in nearby Nd. Five rms. and and
bsmt: lee lot: splendid bargain: $40. $50.
7; D. BURGESS REAL ESTATE, VI. 2s02
FULL PRICE. $i,5oo-Frame house. :
rms. and bath; coal h.-wh.; the low price
zpeaks for itself. Hurry! T. D. BURGESS
H6S H6Mt ESTATE wTAT INGoME W Mo- till s. f.
AND @ Baths E IN Gnacossa sGntsains income esd
now Sl75 per mo. plus owners quarters;
onIy oaIi 5o9 cash reauired To inspse,
FAIRLAWNConly Sa,oOo-Frame. g rms,
and. and bath fun bsmt., Oil heat lss lot
s'k s RE- P0si 500 terms e7ss F8KP D2 Pea = MORGAN
ANACOsTIA, 1lia Chicago st.-Brick,
large rms, bath, gar; conv to bus,
y B,,;s calling iI; NJ, MeDoanelI TR, 45ss, With
NR: KRAMER scHooLSNice brick s
Fms BATH storm oil wnda heat Hepstan blinds
tssa if "th P2Ui sI NUDE NJ a'D2RRS s4os MnR mr.
Sl., 500-New. a-bedrm, semidet. brick
homes in, Sc. level lots running to alley,
6o9 f5sncs. Ssh sHoeKES &; & MooRHEAp. AD
RooM1NG Em. t,;'i Rs5 HoTsE' Id ideal loe vacant! g 9
HARR1S HE ASp u ,sS, a97s Ne sE l2a4
aapts.' ideal for home and income: st fl
-, > rooms, kitchen, and bath: 2nd f., .
rms. rms kitchen and bath; these. apis. are
can be shown by appt. only J. DALLAS
GRADY & SON, D1. $3.50; ewes, WI. a32l
COLORED-I HAVE vacant e-room
home ready for ir1med occupancy Will
need Tnont,,s At least 81 500 down and ss5
RE. 43sS sGog or RA. 3s@5. s4i 'oo oiNbERG'
ooLoREDm'3m os sHmn4t 7or .m.E ST s sE-smal down
RPaysn' 5Hr sGs call MR sHRs c6LEHAN EHi 0sh hb
coLoRED-a.FAMiLY COL RED s1P nj BRICK north of
rooms kit Hsai and cath # iaa i5t oor S'S rooms
kitt; and bath md floor; concrete porch,
full basement; ess h-w;h.,: fine condition:
CoLoRED-VACANTSAct fast on this,
and a!ld we are not f,oolng: on a beautiful,
ave. Sc. Newly redecorated in and and out. It.
Row brick $ rooms, and bath, Magic Chef
ony Saa down Gvey TRs RfFk haSse w b.
z dozen people see it; one viii buy it.
We wish We had a. 100 like it, they would
sell like hot cakes. Priced risht on
splendid terms. Special discount OF
price for extra, cash above S995 down
Mann PRoPERTiRs' TffRs nc, nc 'lN HA e1 IS Veg 70
COLORED. ATTENTION-See these lovely
brick homes on Bangor ST. Sc; truly a
fine place to live and bring up your family:
reas. priced from So $50 with low cash
down payment. Call RE. $3.50 till 9,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co. e
COLORED-OPEN EVENINGS, 6-9-343
Kentucky ave, Vacant. Delightful Co
lonial row brick home with rms, bath.
fun bSlnt., h.-w.h., garage; completely
redecoratnd throuChout. attractive terms.
F. A HUMPHREYS, Realtor. sos North
CAPITOL, Ma GfI0 -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stanton
I'd. Sc. arm. det, home; no bath, but
dt wn. $50 mo. One trust In good cond d,
on GARFIELD busline. MAX MILLER REAL
ESTATE. 500 llth St Sc, FIR. 2l00 .
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HOUSES FOR SALINE, Cont

heat. Priced $4,000. terms. GEM
REALTY CO., MA. 1867; ewes, LU. 5os4.
WOODBRIDGE. o7o1 Brentwood I'd. NE
Beantifully located detached home l block
frepiace, dining sm ana hE Kitchen l down. WIN
stairs, and 4 bedrms., l with running
water and bath on !nd floor. On h.-w.h,,
E 559's!'S m sfsSss sass 81 9Fy
sos5oash1IcIT sH s Il nTe' nf N2 oGSo5
ridge. near ?2nd and Franklin-Five nice
rooms, fireplace. porch, full basement. gas
nws sarSRe REy nice eGndie9 Eary
coLoRED-ea1 HOLLYWOOD pL. NE
depos Hasan open soaa oday emd to e. hTsf Mos in With
s5SS s TTE oSIERHAs n REAhTx CO ca*'o;a4
CoLoRED-id0o RII1o-.id BLK: TRINIDAD AVE.
:story brck front 0nd snd S Rear Tnn incosed pSse
porches; h,-w.h.; full basement built-in
convenient terms For details % cali all till E''3
SR1s If sssESsSsi E49 isc # TM TSs cAtG 6
GoLoREbI1esGso' BLOCK OATES ST. SE.
poss.: S., 900 down. LIss REALTY co,
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFTL Brookland home:
leayng lsfnj etsM4 6edToom f baths beau
professional or businessman; substantial
coHoRnDSTWy Sp,y eF9MY T9 tl3s HOMES With
income; 47th st. and Central ave. ne
Open for Inspection daily and sun, 10 10
6ooo N1MErz q HIMELFARB CO, RE.
COLORED-Do YOU WANT something for
nothine? Then take this advice Buy one
more value dollar for dollar. than YOU YOU can an
$500 $50 70 $1,000 on easy terms. caii
COLORED-ONLY sIo..5o for this Ii sat at
tractiVe corner brick home of six rooms.
bath, full basement with h.-wh,; is a
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 2S31: eve, CHI.
CoLokED-oNLy sss5 DOWN. New and
5@msSiste 4 Pessessioa SION DaeS ca! ii! s' p.m nor
FIRST s NAT5qNAt Rp ALa REAkTY al CORP 1926
CoLoRED-NEAR iath AND EYE sTs.-
Su5stantiai row brick rooms bath: tull
large o ca
5sSi aoioFEb If @53lviic.sr: best sect, section q,
BrooEland; 5-rm. det. bungaiow; bath, h.
VII, 1927 Jackson pl. ne; small down
p3sRfn' WAR6 ana NoRRis sRi per monfh nnfh WOOD
coLoREp-NEAR UNION STATION
story and bsmt. row brick. : rms and
bath gas and elec.; So mo. income
s. 900 cash. DRURY REALTY CORP,
1924 x st. NV, RE. 1888. Phone ewes.
COLORED-it ST. NE.-Eight-rm. row
81 5000 $4,000 down. Cali Mr.. Rauch,
Ho: 5a6I, cox 81 co. RE. 1893
COLORED-Hg!3 lOtb ST NE-6-rm
brick; full bsmt oil h-w h. Shown by
appt Call WA. 42l4 or MI. 7145 VII
LIAM L. PRIMROSE, Realty. 34O4 Rhode
Island ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd
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FROM OUR MANY LIsTINGs We call
your attention 10 the following:
Frame BUNGALOW. 50 900.
2-story brick. 3 bedrms.. Sl5,55n
2-story frame, 2 bedrms.. -Sl3,9jn
New 3-bedrm brick home .Sl7.75O up.
Modern home. 6n acres. S24,50o
GeRtlemans estate, S47,500 CRANE
g. HELAN. Sligo 1000, ewes. until 2 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ROW HOUSE, new gas furnace 1881 81
ST. NV, 1st f. has lge. liv. rm. with fire.
has > lge. and l small rm, and bath; 3rd.
A: has > lCe. and l small rm. and bath
with one equipped as kit: one-rm. bSmt.
apt. now rented So 30: lear gar: Will
sell to responsible party: 500 mo. with
out down payment; state particulars of
your financial cond and number in
family Box az. Star
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Northwest.

fui 6-rm. Colonial brick; auto. heat, tile
bath, hardwood frs: full bsmt.; terms.
Call MR.. WILLS. DU. $500: ewes, RE.
COL0RED-3aa KENTUCKY AVE. Sc
Seven-room brick home; owner occupied
prompt possession; immaculate condition;
full basement, h.-w:h detached garage.
Call us for an appointment. MA: 9L91 or
II. $3.50 CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
CoLoREDGs5ooo DowN-1soo blk. 10th
ST NV. Five, rms. and bath, 2-story and
bsmt. brick home: coal h.-w,h. Call MI.
Moser. IA. 1881 or Mr.. spatt, co. a4t03.
COLORED-WAKDER sT. N.w.-This is
an exceptionally lovely brick home: con-
tains : lge.. Immaculate, rooms, attic,
dull hSmt. with oil h.-w,h' 6nilt-ln gar;
RE. 33t4 or RA. 5667. -
CoLoRED-NEAR LOGAN CIRCLE-only
o36eo Gown buys c9nre,eiy 3rm rr house
better than 5000 per mo. Easy monthly
COMET REALTY CO, 939 N. Y. ave NV,
CoLoRED-NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND
5 STS.-6 rms. and bath; brick: fun
6oWn Gm4 and y6 qnn mo ssoI PAUL Jth u nLER a44
Realty Center" 922 14th st. NV. EX.
coIokEDS!va coz sid !SvRac,ANr"-es YOU ST. NV.
rm., reception hall, dining rm., kitchen
and bath. Newly decorated Floors sanded
psr pfEe BY take look and ea Mr. Paul
IER, Ex 700 or De. 5sss. Brick, row
Capitol SITS. NV. See today. Vacant.
rooms = baths. hurry. Near Dupont
Circle: Drive by, inspect outside. Call
EX. 1910 Or DE. 1886 10 see interior.
Hurry. Only $500 down.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,t.

COLORED-S395 DOWN will buy you one
OF these 6-rm. row-brick homes with
bath coal heat A good money maker for
YOU. SURETY REALTY CO.. EX. 7a44;
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18th ST. Mt. Pleasant have this
home. consisting of 9 rooms, . baths
new oil burner: home completely redeco-
rated, including very modern kitchen
You can live here and get $500 a month
income, II you want a home and income
4 l.n1 Wit REIIZEI 4
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SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGlNIA.

sII,95O WITH So, 900 CAsH-Two- bedrm.
brick bungalow: expansion attic. full
bSmt, oil a-ch: garage: block to bus.
PROVIDENCE REALTY CO., Falls Church
@:43 -6
FLA FINANCING available on this 3-bed-
room. Ia bath brick Colonial; corner To-
cation on Glebe rd.; S21,500. COLLAPD-
hKRE REALTORS, 230O Wilson blvd,
CH 6226. CH 1928. ewes. till 3. 3
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Evening star., 1948-10-15
Football
Continued FROM Page C-1)

be at home against Auburn, while
Army catches Harvard at West
Point. Penn State also will be at
home against West Virginia and
Cornell visits Syracuse.
The week end program gets un-
der way tonight with such games as
Kansas meeting George Washing
ton here, Wllanova at Boston Col
lege, Santa Clara at Loyola Of Cali
fornia, Miami Fla) at Detroit,
Boston University at Temple, Brig
ham Young at Texas Mines and
Bradley at Drake.
Additional major games tomor-
row by sections:
cos.s. EssM'iSaI, N " nav fors 81
Duag. RutseIs q Prinestop;;, b.. !sTy.n ssroynn
a. and Hf.sf Isf.g.sss Sssss ~ aiaufs aunlens:1s.
STATE ss 1ndians. Purdue At fsxs. Yale
coloTado Mssonsni at ioHs State. % Arizona at Miehi
gan State. Georgetown at Tulsa and
otsa tsaoutssa.sams s.ats Wien'i n tennessee. o.ers.
sasty: Rollins q i1crids; Cincinnati - =
Vireinia VHiiatniip1t at Wsshin.ton and Lee vIIEinis
a. s'b payidson % and rarmond @ st Moncrd:
eouthvest-Arksnsas at Texas, South
ern Methodist at Rice. Texas Christian
and Hardin simmons at New Mexico.
Far West--Stanford at y: 6. ]; A.,
Sssan %sSnaon Z ..e 2I'fs Hon..ns
Montana State, Oklahoma A. and N. at
San Franciseo, Colorado A. and n. at
Wyoming, Utah At Denver and Colorado
state q Idsho sssts:
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Citation, Five Others
Likely for Gold Cup
Race tomorrow !
By the Assssiassd Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Entries
close today for the Empire City Gold
Cup, and. thanks to Citation, it looks
like field Of only six horses for the
$l00, 900 international gallop.
The second running Of the IN s-mile
classic is set for tomorrow at Bel
mont Park. Two European horses
and three from this country probably
will oppose the great Calumet Farm
triple crown champion.
>Nathoo, q gray English 3-year- old
owned by the Aga Khan, Is definite
starter among the foreign contend
ers. Final word Is expected during
the day on the Belgian champion,
Bayeux.
other American horses besides
Citation are Phalanx. Miss Grillo
and Drumbeat, with . remote pos
sibility Conniver might get another
chance. ;:
Final verdict on Bayeux, which
suffered bruised hooks during his
plane ride from Brussels earlier this
week, will be given after another
light workout. ~
With six starters tomorrow, the
Gold Cup would gross $l08,70o.
When nominations closed two weeks
ago, n horses were named at 500
each. It costs 1000 additional to
start and the track adds 100000.
The winner would drag down 2,70O.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
What would YOU do?


Your team is leading by eight
points. Three and q half minutes
left in the game. It's iohrth down.
two to 60 on your own 47-yard
line. Your teams running attack
has been excellent, its kicking
superb!
At least s5 percent of the press
box personnel at Charlottesville
last Saturday would have ordered
. kick when George Washington
was in that position against the
University Of Virginia.
Coach DO Rowland of the
Colonials, watching his team
from spotter's box, didn't. He
ordered the running play for the
two yards, and said he would do
1t again although G. w. did not
make it at the time.
This is Rowland's reasoning.
II he kicked. and II 1t was q
good kick, the ball probably
would roll into the end zone and
Virginia would take over on its
own 20-yard line. In this day of
offensive football. Rowland rea-
soned that Virginia would be
almost as likely to score from
its own 20 as it would from
the G, w. Al. A long PASS could
go all the way.
On the other hand If G. w.
made the first down-and Row.
land said 1t lgured to as al
most every running play in the
second half had meant at least
two yards-it meant possession
OF the ball for four more downs
and nearly enough time to run
the clock out. He said the play
would have worked but the ball
Evening star., 1948-10-15
By Bill Fuchs

Joe Dixie Parker and Leo Kat
kaveck, a couple of hopefuls seeking
berths on the pro cage Caps, have
much In common. Each launched
his basket ball career in high school,
each received a scholarship to play
college ball and each owes his
chance with the Caps to q Wash
ington team veteran.
Parker, 6-foot-5-inch product Of
Louisiana Tech, was brought In by
Capt. Bob Feerick. The two met
while they played for Norfolk Naval
Training Station during the war.
Katkaveck, who measures 6-1 and
weighs 100 pounds, attended North
Carolina State, and there met Bones
Mckinney. Mckinney was q sopho-
more at State while Katkaveck was
q freshman, and when Bones dis
covered Coach Red Auerbach was
seeking some good ball players he
lost no time in contracting Leo.
He was All-Southern two years
in . row." says Bones, land he's
going to help this club a lot. He's
not particularly a scorer, but he's
good defensive man and O good
ali-around player. He Is in splendid
condition. He'll be able to hold
down the opposing teams big scorer
and spell Fred Scolai and Feerick. 4"
Katkaveck, who was married last
week, is, like Scolari, also baseball
player. He played first and third
base with Raleigh of the Carolina
League this summer.
No one with the exception of the
four dependables-Feerick, Scolari,
Mckinney and John Norlander-
yet is sure of a steady Job with the
team. The squad will have to be
cut by at least three players before
November when the Caps open
their Basket Ball Association season
against the Philadelphia Warriors
at Uline.
Meanwhile, the local boys will
have q chance to flex their muscles
against some real competition the
night of October "A when the
Touchdown Club sponsors a charity
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Cap Vets See High Cage Value
In Rockies Parker, Kutkoveck

double-header at Uline. The Gaps
will face the New York Knicks in
one of the games, while the cham
pion Baltimore Bullets of BBAA
Will meet Joe Fulks and the Phila-
delphia warriors in the other.
EXTRA SHOTS - Philadelphia
has 16 players training at Hershey,
Pa, including Elmore Morgenthaler,
7-foot-1-inch 230-pounder from New
Mexico School of Mines. Fans
will get chance to see the famous
Mikan brothers. Big George, better
known of the two, will be playing
with Minneapolis while Ed will be
with the. Chicago Stays. HOWE
Dallmar, Philadelphia ace, will play
only part time this season. He now
is head coach at Penn. ;. Fulks,
Feerick and Chicago's Max Zaslofsky
are the only players to have made
the all-league first team both years.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

When YOU a-hunting 60, wear
clothes that will give comfort
and freedom of movement. Come
to Yeatman's for them; cur
stocks are now complete.
DIM BAK Hunting Goats -S16.5e|
DIX -BAK Hunting Pants-- 7.5e1
SNUG Hunting Caps 1.6S
W0OLRICH Shirts s.SS
Evening star., 1948-10-15

lishment would start both Miss Re.
quest and Carolyn A.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Terror, Hewitt New Pals
For Mat Team Match

Olaf Erickson and Paddy Mack
will form q new mat partnership at
Uline Arena Monday night against
the Red Terror and Tarzan Frank
Hewitt in an Australian tag team
match.
In other matches George Leni-
han faces Fritz Ziegfried, Rocco CO.
Jumbo takes on Jim Wallis and
George Sikorski faces Steve Cob.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

ner of the Irish Derby, and Jean
Nys' four-year-old Belgian cham
pion, Bayeux.
American entries, in addition to
Citation, are Mr.. and Mrs. Ben r,
Whitaker's pair Of Miss Request and
Carolyn A. King Ranch's Better
Self, c. v. Whitney's Phalanx,
Maine Chance Farms Ace Admiral,
the Mil River Stables Miss Grillo
and the Fifty Fifty Stables Drum
beat.
The entry list was considerably
larger than anticipated. The pres
ence of Citation had been expected
to hold the field down to no more
than half dozen. 1t still remained
doubtful that the Whitaker estab-
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Bass|er, Gibson Opponents
For Baltimore Open Title
Sn4eiaI ni,pateh 10 The siar


BALTIMORE, Oct. 49, Charley
Bassler of Rolling Road and Andy
Gibson Of Country Club of Mary
land were to tee Of today. In the
final SO holes Of the Baltimore Open
golf tournament.
Gibson ousted Defending Cham
pion Ralph Beach, / up. yesterday,
while Bassler whipped Harold Oat-
man. 2 and /.
In quarterfnals, Beach of Subur-
ban Club whipped Jimmy Flattery
Of Forest Park, 3 and 2, while Glib
son gained a 1-up decision over,
DR.. Walter Panowski of Mount
Pleasant and Bassler won, 8 and Q,
over Spencer Overton of Rolling
Road.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
W.Cooch Sticks stoHis Guns
On Tricky 4th-Down Stroteoy

carrier didn't quite catch the
opening made for him.
Rowland said If he had been
coaching the losing team in that
spot, he would have sent eight
or nine men to the line, hoping
to block the kick as the only
means of pulling the game out.
If the opposing team faxed the
kick and made the two yards,
what's the difference, they just
about had the ball game anyway.
1t was the most disputed play
OF 6. WIS upset triumph of last
week and Rowland cheerfully
gave his Interpretation at yes.
terday's practice for the Kansas
game.-WHITTLESEY.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Citation, Nine Others
Named for Gold Cup
Race Tomorrow
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-A surpris-
ingly large field of 10 thoroughbreds
was named today to run in the
100000 International Gold Cup to-
morrow at Belmont Park.
Two European invaders were
among the nine horses selected to
challenge the Calumet Farms great
triple crown winner, Citation, in the
l y mile race when the entries
closed at II am.
The overseas entries are the Aga
Khan's three-year -uld Nathoo, win
Evening star., 1948-10-15

HE TALKS TO HORSES-Ted Atkinson jockey Is shown
whispering few words to Nahoo the Aga Khans shbred
entry in tomorrows Empire Gold Cup at jamaica New
York Atkinson slated to ride Nathoo 100000
against Citation American 3yearod champion On Wednes
day Atkinson talked to three entries the
naca program and rode three winners -AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1948-08-29
RE YOU THE
''' P PERFECT F. HUSBAND?
by Hardy Burt

researchers, such as those in the Institute
of Family Relations in Los Angeles, have
queried thousands of wives to register their
marital likes and dislikes. The answers pro-
vide composite picture of the husband who
most nearly measures up to typical wife's
ideal an anonymous husband henceforthto to
be known as JONES'
Here are the questions. and the consensus
of the wives:
Is Jones smarter than his tuife?
Probably. One survey determined that
women who married men with mental ability
equal or superior to their own were the happi-
Evening star., 1948-08-29

The Bugchsttss are tough team to beat at mixed
doubles, and Barbaras expert at beauty as we'll
as tennis Heed her advice. Go on the Camay
Mild Soap Diet for really lovelier skin!"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-27
WANT AD SECTI0

Case No. 16241 against the above
named parties, praying for the
foreclosure of plaintiffs mortgage
in deficiency Judgment, the fore
closure of the mortgage being that
made by Kenneth William Marvin
and Glenna Jane Maryin, husband
and wife, to the plaintiff, on the
following described real estate, to-
Situated in the County of Union,
State of Ohio, and in the Village of
Riehwood. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows;
Being lot number two hundred
ninety-nine (299) situated on Pearl
Street to the Village of fleetwood,
Ohio.
For further reference to said lot
see recorded plat of said Village
dulv recorded in the Recorders Of
flee at Marysville, Ohio.
That said mortgage was given TO
secure Il debt of which there lis now
due A balance in the sum of $50S5.6S,
with interest at the rate of 8 per-
cent from May goth, 1g4S.
Said parties are required to an
swer on or before the 18TH day of
.iTNiON COUNTY FEDERAL. saw
IN6iS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
MARYSVILLE, OHIO.
By Gwynn Sanders and William L.
Coleman, it's Attorneys.
5-20-6T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-27
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
General Code, Sec. l9609-6

General Code, Sec. IV6By-6
Case No. 1927
Estate of Clarence n. Davis, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Her
man Davis, of RID No. 3, Plain City,
ohio, has been duly appointed ad
ministrator of the Estate of Clar-
ence II. Davis, deceased, late OF
Plain city, Union County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file
their claims with said fiduciary
within four months or be forever
barred.
Dated this 21st day of April. 194s.
John w. Daley
Probate Judge of said County
Gwynn Sanders, Attorney
5-6-3T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-27
; Boxes Creek
BY hrs. HALE GRAY

Miss Halle Rausch and Luther
Laughery spent Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Jackson.
All of them, and the seniors left
early Sunday morning for their
tcur to Washington MIR. Griffith,
Mr.. Herriott, and Ray Jackson
were the drivers of three cars.
We hope they all have an ENJOY
able sightseeing trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ferrell
and little son, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ferrell visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ferreil and son,
Willie, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Stierhoff
spent Saturday in Raymond with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Courier.
Miss Ollie Jackson attended
the wedding of Miss Loena
Thompson at Marysville. She
was one of the hostesses.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray spent
Saturday with her friend, Mrs.
Jeanie Steirhoff
Mr.. Eugene Swimming spent
Monday evening with his aunt,
Mrs. Ottie Gray, and daughter,
Gwendolyen.
Patty Shirk has been having
the measles the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Swimming
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Fay Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Lewis and son, Dickie.
Mrs. Ottie Gray, son, Barton,
and daughter, Mrs. Leonard
Coins, and children, were at the
Marysville Fair grounds Sunday
to the see the model airplane
show. There was quite crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenney Shirk
and sons, of Findlay, were visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Heber Shirk and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Shirk and
daughter
Mr.. Everett Disbennett, of
Chicago, was spending a few
days at his home here the past
week, with his wife, children and
relatives.
Mrs. Leonard Coins and Miss
Gwendolyen Gray made a busi-
ness trip to Marysville, Monday.
Little RIckey Jackson spent Fri
day evening with Mrs. Halle
Gray and son, Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Coins
and Mrs. Halle Gray were in
Broadway and Claiborne, one
evening the past week on busi-
ness.
Several of our young children
are wearing broad smiles as
school is out, while several others
are looking forward to school be-
ginning again in the fall.
The families of Mr.. George
Snively and Mrs. Losey and fam
lily have our sympathy in the
death of their husbands and faith
ers, the past few weeks.
Funeral for Cpl. Donald Dis
bennett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Disbennett, of Pharis-
burg, who was killed in 1914, was
at Winters funeral home on Fri
day. Mr.. Disbennett's father was
cousin of Ottie Gray. His par
ents, brother and all have our
sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Crider and
two boys, of Marysville, visited
their aunt, Mrs. Ollie Patch and
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight jackson,
Sunday.
Mr.. Leonard Coins spent Sun
day with his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Holl-
brook.
Miss Gwendolyen Gray is
helping MRS. Dwight Shirk a few
days.
L.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE

The board OF trustees of Leesburg
township will receive bids until
June z, l94S fer the purchase Of
20OO tons of stone. Price per ton at
bin.
The contract will be awarded to
the best and lowest bidder.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids
BY order of the Trustees of Lees
burg Township, Union County, Ohio
Leo Teets, Clerk
Marysville Rt. ], Ohio
5-20-3T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-05-27
Sewer Rentals Are
Due June |

The office of the Board of
Public Affairs in the city build
ing will be open to receive them
from Tuesday, June I, to Tues
day, June Is, inclusive, from 300
A. M. to IL NJ. and from 100 to
500 p. NJ.
All payments must be made on
or before June is 10 avoid the
penalty.
Payers of sewer rentals must
bring their cards with them.
5-27-2t