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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-22

FOR SALE--6-ft Oliver combine
with wotor, in good shape. John
Taylor, 126 Ottawa ST., Redwood.
Phone 1883. 7-22-2ts
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FARM and GARDEN.

MILK COOLERS and deep freeze units
svailsble , for immsdiste deliysgy; delisgy Inquire
14so Key % 6iSd.. Ariinston. Va. cH. $500.
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-speeializinG in
RoTo TiLiER. Rotoette. choremsster gar
den tractors; Toro mowers: free, demon
pss fssn qfshfRsAi{ isgfes
sTaS pESd L eES ARs0s new Gn 2arr.nte 9a
e. s p!sef Ee. h ;ooai Arlington GsA Ao.oA
tsa i5sa. sH Hd sisS 5osS sys fE sb9s y 'd
as"sss 81 s'f 10
small orders. co. 1905 weekdays. lis
FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces. ,nreplaces.
rock gardens. fshponds. retaining, walls
Pipe drsnaee all Kinds of Tops
Roekyille, Nd, Phone Rockville 1858. is
beetles, flies; etc: Reasonable rates, =, Ad- 4,
BULLDoZER FOR HIRE; contract or
hourly basis for grading. xcayating, land
TOP SOIL for sale. rich grade for lawn
sNpscapE dsYssea 81 aE Fl SH % be srs
brings out every detail OF beautiful
painting. We also constantly strive TO
solve your individual problem with a serv
ice so general as to cover every phase
of your need. Bulldozer grading. prepara-
tion of lawns, seeding rolling. special
manured top soil. acid woods earth we'll
rotted COW manure SO, 22 bu.; Wonder
gro, SIS; specimen. yews. aZaleas, holly,
rhod dodendron, magnolia, dogwood, pyra-
cantha, bamboo. all types OF confer and
broad leaf evergreen, shade, ornamentals,
towering shrubs, perennials, roses. vines;
ground covers, selected plants. locally
grown. hardy; dug. delivered. planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning. surgery, transplantng, removal:
fencing brick, stone, fagstone. cement:
cinder block walls, steps, walks, terraces,
pools, designs. plans advice and estimates.
IL 3oo5 OV 5000 lSa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE OAkMONT. I?74 Mass, ave, NV
keed feed: ss? mo; each. Iis
clean guest home; delicious meals Ans
seryie for ysuns zas msn and women; .seel
1ess.'Ga nsss Mass. "a Ave, ss S,w-sinrl. dbl.. and
Southern cooking, conx; location. walking
ssEFMERb siiaasf aSTntsEn raRK m Eastern stern ave NV
Is blk Ga and Alaska bus terminal--
Master rm.: adj, bath: with porch. Also
sgle,; best in food sH. 33l7. sH. a555.
MARIETTA. 1925 18th st. nx-Nieely
furnished rooms for young ladies; single
ESo%srs ios sxessns sHenf bosra %s9 running
Iaos 18th STREET NW:-Nice rooms and
ss 1ssd MONTH tSf men MRS. saa ssSe;i t.
ss1f 81 !. tn: os s..! sss. sosn .9ss a s sss
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1754 Mass. ave. nv
Double for. girl; vacancies to share for
men OF girls: excellent food. -23
sppoased % residsnce 'tSa Tor SSa business people;
switchboard; excel food service.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, l71a Ne.
aess, sss .n. sass
.sRs Ss' R.is ss ssr''s switchboard
Nv
for men: some with fans; quiet place, sooo
cooking. MI. 2740. DU. o267. --16
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM well furn. In
nice home: excel. home-cooked meals:
preferred. DU. 0625. al
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Exclusive resi-
dence for young men and women; excellent
table. 1929 18th st. NV. III
1856 ST. N.W.-Attractive double for
couple or . young women; $3.50 each
Also large double, S49.5O each. Food is
de
1903 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Double
twin beds, > lge. windows large closet:
good meals; transp. Conv 10
ARLtNGTON-Laree. outside, cool ms
nome-coCked meals. daily maid service;
excel. transp,, parking privil.; lovely
CLUE MHsoN~l4.6 n. II. ave. NV
Wash most exclusive guest house has
immed. vacancy of dble. rm. for . ladies.
We are noted for our food. Switchboard
service. See or phone MR.. SAMPLE,
NO. GIIO. 20
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ROOMS FURkISHEp-korhea,t

so. DAKOTA AND R. 1. AYES. N;E.-;Lge
cool inner-spring. twin-bed rm.. lge closet
Venetian blinds phone and laundry
THE MARICK. ,1as B st. n;e;.Nicely fur
lished rms, laundry facilities single.
S37 so; double. $3.50. TR. 1854. III
MASTER BEDRM. In modern apt. build
ing, pvt. entrance. next to bath; no other
roomers; in walking distance OF Catholic U.
Suitable / or >. Telephone during once
hours. DE. $500. Ext. 763. -16
HUNTS TOURIST HOME on Union station
Plaza. Lee. front rm.. double, SIG. so wk.:
front rm. with single pm. adj, suit. 3
gentlemen, SIS weekly each. FIR. b42S.
FURNISHED ROOM for employed lady. SO
30a EAST CAPiTOL sT-sale rm for
quiet. day-employed, sober gentleman;
80 per week Franklin 394s.
room for refined employed couple. AT.
1905 10th ST. NE. tMich. Park)-Dbl
rm; empl cple: conv. transp.; pvt. home,
DU. 1859 after pm 30
COLORED-NEAT SINGLE ROOM in lovely
home: 81 per wk,: cooking privileges
Call VI 5445. after 9 pm. -2l
COLORED-LGE., NEWLY decorated rm.
for married employed couple. Also lge.
basement rm. for couple; privil. HI. 1881.
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DOGS PETS. ETC icent.l

COOKERS, reg. AXE. all colors and AGES
young females, bred or open: nne younl
males. and puppies sthd seryicss; alse
s. poGs S. soAsSlS-c,s.n, q SslS; new s lsass:l
Careful attention. r. d. LINDSEY. Coles
Vile, Md Silver Spring 039S.
PUPPIES-American tpitb bull terrier; Pr
req: white and buckskin' S25 And $50
Ask operator for Marlboro 2233.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, thorough.
bred: whites, also buffs; males: price, $ll
each: no papers. Vienna 32-W.3. -ls
BOXER PUPPIES. sired by Ch. Baron;
show and breeding stock for sale; s cham
DALMATIAN. COACH dogs, purebred; xss
to , yrs; sacrifice. $40. SIS and $sb.
Will GIVE DOG to family having a fenced
yard that will give him good home. WA.
GREAT DANE. 3 mos, black and white.
distemper shots. almost housebroken: fe-
male. pay for spayins. 81. 6109.
DASCHUND PUPPIES, 3 wks. old, . fe-
males, $50 each; / male, $50. SH. 1885.
PUPPIES and fine dogs for adoption to
good homes. MONT. CO. ANIMAL SHELL
MIXED SETTER COLLIE, s mos. tan and
broken. Female, pay for spayins. 81.
MIXED COLLIE SETTER. mo-. house
broken. distemper shots: no small chill
dren. Needs q good home. 81. 6109.
COCKER PUP. 10 wkS.. blond male. Axe
reg. 16 champ. pedigree; sire and dam
ON premises; $35 SH. 4944. lis
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT PYRENEEs-super dogs out of
Champion .'Cappy": one female. one male;
g wks. old; reas. to good home WA.
Toy TOY CHIHUAHUA. male. light fawn. 8
mos: Axe reg. pI. s245; Ei6 i.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS q female).
mos old. s35 es.; papers: FA. 3o9l. lis
BOARDING. eroomins-Every care ior
your dog: separate outside runs: under
veterinary supervision. ELPAW KENNELS,
reg, Alex. Va. Duke st. ext, 3 miles out.
KRIss-KRoss KENNELs--country board
ing on 40 acres: individual outside
screened runs: no flies. Seas or ticks.
Cocker pups for sale; cookers at stud
Phone Fairfax ll-J-2 ~
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
longer: air-eonditioned kennels; pickup
service. veterinary supervision. BIDE,A-
WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn ave, wo; 0a24.
kERRY BLUE TERRIER puppies. beauti-
ful, healthy. russed litter; wks. old;
excel. breedins from finest show strains;
ffooDLEs. standard. Hobart 3s44 or
CaSARIEs tsi. 3 parake.ts and inch;
and cares; $50 for all. Il. 362s. -In
$50 and $40. sH. 1874. -S
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MIscElLANEoUs WANTEp.

IREFRIGERATORs AND WASHING ma
chimes DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO. 50as
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES typswriters. ealcu-
Iis. 11'1s'' GSS14i TNITED 5'd dTYPEwRiTER CO. sis
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china. silverware.
fe 's"fliy sssv sss i'nt
ANTiouEswFurniture bric-a-brsc, china.
glassware. rugs: silyerwars; P;alInntnin.Eys P;,Inn.Ey s
HI hiahest Ssh sssh prices paid Call MURRAY
bfy'EGa slySEo5M 5S SUITES. dining room suites.
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch in any ansed
ss sH meeIs todsr MIR. MR. ;ss SRApY. fSe sa .5eS.
sss Tx Yin !s5 ss;h .r Do " ,sfs
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment. ali
NER PHoTo Co, a$s p: ave, NV.
92posiss Dept, Of Justice, RE. s4s4
used @ clothing, typssritsrs, musical instru:
SALES; SALES. 100 100 rlorids ave. NV. Nj. sai4
Open evenings. WIN call to give estimate
s..s ssSa Kiss 'ie ifa5 +. s
Estehssr and diseaTdsd issTslry, Cash paid
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHEiMER. sI7
baSNS 5so.,.7 ,,s ssrna tt
FURNITURE-Your entire household con-
FURN. EXcH- 3io 7th st. Sc. AT. 05s5.
FURNITURE-Hlehest cash prices for
household furniture, etc. viii buy entire
fenia.s fesats sai IF MR. aE5ss Do6ofas uN
z:: :i''sss :sss piano as ss
FUR FuRNiTUREWHouse. apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do movins)
FUjRNiTUURE-win buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
iiRk 'of Gysr ssS 20 .na M aR
FURNITURE-Househo goods. marble top
Cash shn Prices. 7so eq BE- sois
better kind wanted at once; vii! buy
a saf'i tods 1sa Pise' MR eR.p Il nH ssa
kaEN iSS y:f;s =. Us ss:s
size: any SIG any condition; will pay
ffffsHSNos wANTfED-coLoN1AL PIANO
co. PAYS highest cash prices. Phone MA
hS1O after 10 am for courteous appraisal
SEWING. MACHINEs-We buy all types;
ries pesne a 0YttSns aSo RE s
STOVEs. for heating and cooking: also ice
boxes ACME STOVE CO. 1o11 7th st
NV MA S95"
TRICYCLE., Is" dia front wheel. chain
drive, custom built. like new. Ho l65"
oID-FASUIONED picture frames. cocks:
also antique lurn. china, Firearms, curios
rcilcs, etc. EN-. 4.05 or WO. $500.
AM INTERESTED III buying SilyerWare
any condition. China. bric-a-brac. old
je"elry DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE.
1875 G st NV. Sterling 1926
WANTED1Better srsds OF. household fgr-
55"9: EVENINGS. GF 6447
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING bought in
household furnishings and furniture
Phone DI. $3.50. -16
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver
jewelry. diamonds. firearms mems cloth
ing. luggage. Dhotographic eauipment, mu-
Sical instruments. engineering instruments
and what have You? viii call. MAX
ZWEIG SONS. Az D st. NV. ME. 9l13
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pooMs EuRkIsHEp-Mo. 8 VA.

i65. IRVING ST. NW.-Nice, clean. sele
room for one girl only; s27 so per month.
M.sTRT NJ sRio. .nEpKM.. pvt. bath, ? close closets,
uniim. tel, in pvt. res. Alex; fne loea-
pouBLE i,eH RM. with n bath; sonv. to
msn preferred Call UH. 1899. LIZ
PLEAsAST DOUBLE ROOM for rent in
Aiexandria. oy 95ao ~ ,. IL
yats home in Bethesda for man or woman.
Refs, required Call WI. 1857 II
SGIE. BEDROOM for gentleman only
next to bath, in private home. ALEX
AZ NO. EDISON ST. Arlinston-LarEe
BEDROOM for ] refined gentleman; &'b
Phone GL. s5l2.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

1872 23rd ST SE.-Three girls to share
furnished room single beds, in private
home; breakfast and laundry privileges
pvt, home; men or employed couple;
laundry privils; LU. 1864. 30
SIG G ST. s-E.--Nicely furn. double room
next to bath, In clsan, pvt nome Gohs'
2eO6 BRANCH AVE. sE.-Lovely cool
room. private bath. detached home. VI
0S97. -ZE
Moved couple preferred. VI. 2645. --16
ss2 A ST. S.E.-One furnished housekeep-
ing room with refsr. and shower In base
ment. Available JULY /, Groom iurn. apt
employed couple, $40. No children.
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ApARTMEhTs uhFURhisHEp.

1915 PARK PL. N.W.-Lge. front rn1;. ~.
semibath: no refsr.; gas and elec. incIudees
.mpI adult couple; only f55 1T
CONVERTING lara. houst. with yard. neas
5th and A SITS. ne. into home tor sY-
ployed mothers, with day care for chtidren,
Eo-operatiYe basis; each mother to ssf
large unfurnished room for sell ana
child: share living room and kltchen OF
use hot plate In own roon write bo3
phone number.
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ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

WANTED-Congenial girl to share base
ment apt. with one other girl: S25 per
month. 1919 Kennedy st. NV, RA, 2541.
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE apartment with
another convenient NV. location; AID.
MEN, or :, 70 SHARE APT. with
Jewish man. 4416 Georgia ave, NV,
GE GIRL ~ fo ! SHARE .-bdrm apt with hiG ! re.
fined girls: S33 mo. AT. 2a9S. 16'
YOUNG MAN share room with another in
convenient apartment house; twin beds.
free phone NO. 1906 before : pm.
YOUNG MOTHER wants girl or other
mother to share apt in ne section; $40
II 36Q3
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RookS WANTED.

BY REFINED middie-aged couple, or
rms, or apt. furn, NV. pref; give price
ROOM WANTED by quiet gentleman; VI.
cinity Cottage City Box ATE. Star. IL
SETTLED GENTLE business couple. nom
furnished quarters. with private bath.
laundry facilities and cooking facilities for
breakfast: more with garage. Weekdays,
EMPLOYED man Gov
ernment specialist desires comfortable.
quiet room, with private connecting bath,
in gentle home. without other roomers:
must be in Northwest, preferably Chevy
Chase. d. c., area. convenient to transpor-
tation: suite with private entrance con-
sidered If priced right Call Executive
$500, Extension As, between $50 am.
ano 4.3Q p.m. 1ss
ROOM WANTED-sinsle. near Congress
stonal Library or G. W. Univ; teacher.
BoS 369-G. Star
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ROOMS UkFuRkIsHEp.

ON LEE HWY, Merrineld, Va. Cedar
lane, ard house or left. 2 unfurp. rms
incl. porch: II mi. 10 KEY Bridge. Ask
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u,srs,lAhro,Is Eop sAll

COMPLETE FURNIsHINGS for apt; every
thing cheap: Must 6s % out BY 18th. Apt.
FOR SALE-t brand d-new vire-way wire
recorder: 4 bargain II sold Immediately.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

HOSPITAL BED, including side rails.
GE 4229 III
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
REFRIGERATORs AND WASHING ma
chimes DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO., 5o23
Wis. ave, WO. 1902. ~
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POULTRY and EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

AMES FEED STORE. 619 Z st. NV, ME-.
0S9 Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
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ave: Takoma PIX. Nd sH, 200. sH
wAsHSS M SesH MSa nqs Easy aRH s ~ +
sRnSon Della Sso
lathe, elec. motor new Jig saw. WA. 6Isl
WASHING MACHINE. prewar quality. ABc,
spinner type, completely reconditioned
locks like new; SIS or best offer. RE
WATCHEs-Lonsines. witnauer; Elsin and
SAM oRBAcH, 414 Buchanan st. NV"
II WArfK SsG fSss essas faa sun bottle
TeIms EIECTRIcAL CENTER. 6i4 10th
WaTER s, IM Hh.TERs Hh ssR gas electric. all sizes
Water Heater Specialists fei 90 Years
e27 st. NV. Ex 4e15. wo se"o.
xaTEK ..ap sSsTpR s5s5 sS MeeREA M oil t5sf sSE
WG,;eaG WiNcHEsTIR STE E. HORNET model -, 90
eaIiber, like new; SIS or highest offer
Wrist WATCH. 1s-carat gold case. II
Jewell Swiss chronoeraph: suitable for
aviation. sporting; 500. Chestnut 1906
INVENTORY CLEARANCE sALE-save
l0fc to 25qc on screen wire. screen doors.
window screens. electric fans. gaIden
and sGUi' paint amt at 'l ali PEOPLES HARpWARE
STORES. See yellow pages phone book
SAVE ao% To sos at all PEOPLES
HARDWARE STORES on lawn and gar
den supplies, paints, galvanized ware, gar
base cans. ash cans, washtubs, pals.
hardware, screen wire. paints, etc, June
Clearance sale this week ony Hundreds
of bargain prices. See yellow PAGES phone
beck for addresses.
FILM CENTER, 915 92th ST. NV. offers
the following:
ls-mm. sound proiectors-s5, RCA
model 400 (new). reg. S541: special. S495.
Especial price for entire lotb
l used Movie Mite. S135.
! nearly new model FS-10-N Eastman
Koda scope. S315.
Victor go, used as = demonstrator,
/ Lite-weirh. Victor with s-in. speaker.
Lite-weisht Victor with small speaker.
S325.
new NATco Lite-weisht projectors.
S2Sa.Sn.
Complete library 16-mm sound shorts
and feature prorams. 16-mm. silent and
s-mm rental programs. Come in today
or call EX. 1402. liz
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Methodist Youth
To Present Narrative

Members of the Senior Youth
Fellowship of the Methodist
church will present at 8 p. m.
Thursday a Christmas narratiye,
"And Myrrh", by Dorothy Clark
Wilson.
Set on the night of the birth of
the Christ child, the play tells
the story of the journey OF the
three kings to Bethlehem, and
presents an unusual fashion the
true meaning of the coming of
the infant Messiah.
Youth Fellowship m m b e r S
have been cast in all parts of the
play, and will also carry on all
crew work for the production.
The cast and crews will include:
Tom Baldwin, Marjorie Brown,
Joyce Burson, Don Carr, Floyd
Coil, Jon Greeneisen, Nancy Kir-
by, Eddie Low, Bob Martin, Don
Maxwell, Doyle Polling, Bill Por-
ter, Margaret Reams, Rebecca
Reams, Mary Sawyer, Mary Beth
Turner, Gayle Williams, and
Nancy Warrington.
The play will be presented in
the Methodist church auditorium
and a silver offering will be
taken.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Pharisburg Group
To Present Cantata

The Pharisburg NJ e t h o d s t
church school will present Ray
mond Macdonald Alden's we'll
known and beautiful story, why
the Chimes Rang" arranged in
Christmas Pantomime, at 8 p. m.
It tells of a little boy whose
small but sacrificial gift proves
greater than that of a kings
crown. The stage setting repre-
sents a scene in midwinter out
side of AN old cathedral, showing
through a window an altar or
shrine where the various charac-
ters bring their gifts to the Christ
Child. A story-teller, concealed
at one side, tells the story as ac-
ton is carried out in pantomime,
and music, both vocal and in
strumental, adds to the strong
appeal the legend makes.
The characters include Carol
ers, Mary Lue Wilcox, Juanita
Lowe, Wanda Toney, Margaret
Tatman, Donald Lee and Merl
Robinson, Donald Jolliff, Edgar
Wilcox, Don VanAtta and Everett
Scarberry with Gladys Cooper
violinist and Marie Freshwater
accompanist on the piano.
The first group to appear in
cludes Meredith Hall, as old man;
Helen Jolliff, old woman; Glen
Upkoff, young man; Irma Jean
King, yolung woman; David Hall,
Roy; Ann Clevenger, girl; Ronnie
Blevins, Pedro, and Ronnie Cum
ingham, little brother.
The gift bearers include Ralph
Tatman, author; Len Thompson,
musician; Helen Clevenger, art
ist; Arthur Hall, rich man; Delno
Wilcox and Tom Elliott, as lab
orers; Joy Marshall, knight;
Hughie Tatman, rich woman;
Mary Kay Marshall and Ruby
Wilcox, women with jewels; Ber-
nard Cunningham, King; Marg-
uerite Daymude, woman in snow;
Donnie Lowe, as acoylite.
The committee in charge are
Mrs. Emma Robinson, Mrs. Lola
Lowe, Mrs. George FreshWater
and Mrs. Harry Cooper with Ben
Daymude in charge of lighting
and sound effects.
1t was decided to give the pro-
gram in the grade school build
ing because it requires a stage
setting depicting a scene in mid
winter involving more room than
found in the church
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Trinity Musicale
To be Heard Sunday

The christmas Musicale"
which will be given at the Trini-
ty Lutheran church at 7:3O p. m.
Sunday will be broadcast over
the surrounding area over a spec
ial amplifying system set up IN
the tower of the church by John
Smith, electrician of Milford Cen
ter. The program which marks
the first observance of the Christ
mas festival will include all
Christmas music including the
following used unexpectedly
throughout the program:
Organ solos-"O verture of
Christmas Melodies" (Nordman),
20 Come, o Come Emmanuel
(Yon), He Shall Feed His Flock"
(Handel's Messiah), Echo CAROL
(Saxton), Christmas Evening
(Manro-Cottone), "In Dulci Jubi-
lo'' (Bach), 1T Came Upon a
Midnight Clear" (Schmutz),
Sleep, my Jesus, sleep" Dick
inson), 20 Holy Night" adam
Noble) and Let us Welcome our
Christmas" (GuilmanD; Contral-
to solo THE Magnificat of Mary"
sung by Miss Marjorie Geer; "The
Angels Song" (Hoelter) a group
of % girls dresser in angel robes;
'Lo How A Rose Fer Blooming"
Praetorius) Male quartete; "Gesu
Bambino" baritone solo by Ken
meth Scheiderer with violin obi
cato; I'VE Three Kings" sung by
male trio in costume; soprano
and alto duet 20 Holy Night"
sung by Miss Lois Kull and Miss
Marjorie Geer; Silent Night"
sung by girls chorus with echo
chorus in balcony; the following
numbers by the String Ensemble:
Gloria in Excelsis Dec" and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Middleburg Vet
Home for Burial

The body of Sgt Robert F. Ri
ley has been returned from over
seas, and will arrive in Raymond
at IL a. m. Friday to be received
by the Willard Winter funeral
home. From there it will be taken
to the home of the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Faye Riley, in Middle
burg, where friends may call un-
til noon Sunday.
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Sunday in the Middleburg
Methodist Church in charge of
Rev. Myron Mcdonald, of Rum
Creek. Burial will be made in the
Middleburg cemetery.
Survivors include the parents;
one brother, Terry at home, and
one sister, Mrs. Leroy Reams, of
Middleburg.
Sgt. Riley, who was tank
driver in the 735th Tank Battalion
with Gen. George Patton's Third
Army, was killed in action in
%, 1943 and was stationed at
was inducted into the army Jan.
Luxembourg, Dec. "a, 1914. He
Fort Lewis, Wash, until he was
sent overseas in February 1914.
Sgt Riley was graduated from
the Middleburg High School with
the class of 1941. Prior to his in
duction he was employed by Har-
ding Machine Screw Co in East
Liberty.
Military rites will be held in
the cemetery.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Auto Accidents Ruin
Holidays for Many
Highway Chief SdYs

Ohio motorists and pedestrians
were reminded today by Earl l..
Reeb, director of the Ohio Depart
ment of Highways, that the best
way to insure holiday happiness
is to be safe in traffic.
He pointed out that an auto
mobile accident in a family can
spoil all its holiday plans.
"A traffic mishap," Director
Reeb said, "cand bring sadness in
to a home that would otherwise
be Joyful.
'The holiday season is "a time
for happiness and good cheer, and
we all want to enjoy it. Let's all
try to be little more careful at
this season"
Because the holiday traffic will
be heavy on all highways
throughout the State, drivers and
pedestrians alike are urged to be
alert at all times and not let
spoil the holidays" pleaded Direc-
tor Reeb.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Leesburg-M -Mugnetic
Grades will Present
Operettu on Monduy

Pupils of the Leesburg-Mag-
netic elementary school will be
presented in an operetta entitled
'Marjorie'S Christmas Dinner" at
! 8 p. m. Monday in the grade
school auditorium. This operetta
has many features which make it
most desirable.
The principal parts will be
played by: Marjorie, Kay Laird;
King Turkey, Billy Parrott;
mother, Ann Manville; stuffing,
Dale Hall; with a supporting cast
of spoons by the first grade,
knives and forks by the second
grade, nuts and candy by the
first grade, Christmas cards by
the fourth grade, Christmas dec.
orations by the third grade, and
dinner plates by the second grade.
The dinner, miscellaneous,
group and Christmas tree will be
played by the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades. The clock, holly,
mistletoe, and the cooks will be
played by the sixth and third
grades.
The program will be concluded
with special numbers by the
carolers from all the grades. As
sisting the music supervisor, Mrs.
Opal Durvell, are the following
grade teachers: Mrs. Hairy Drey-
er, Mrs. Roy LeMaster, Mrs. i. A.
Yearsley, Mrs. A. c. Warner, and
Mrs. Jay Greer.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16
Churches Plan Yuletide Services

"Chorale from Bach's Christmas
Oratorio", and Pochon's arrange
ment of The First Noel"; The
following Congregational hymns:
20 Come Little Children" f,
while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night, Joy to the
World, 20 Let Us Praise the
Christmas Tree" and 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem.
These musical numbers will be
interspersed with scripture read
ings by the pastor, the Rev. E. j.
Goedeking, the part of the Angel
Gabriel will be taken by Miss
Nancy Graves, and Miss Irene
Hegenderfer will be at the con-
sole of the organ.
The program which will be
open to the public, will be given
in the church which will be
beautifully decorated for the
Christmas season by Marty Lo-
.mano.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-12-16

A free Christmas picture show
will be presented in the Union
Theatre in Redwood at 2 p. m
Saturday. The program is an an
nual affair sponsored by the mer-
chants of Redwood in co-opera-
ton with the theatre.
The program will consist en-
tirely of cartoons and short sub
jects, which, although supposed
to be primarily for children, will
also be enjoyed by adults. Tick