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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
BrrnifhltrH

slm fommenben Sonntog, Mon-
tag, 9ienstag unb Wittpod) tperben
in Weilmaufee Die SO. @eneralper-
lammlung oes &atbolil6en Central
8ereins unb Die 80. @eneralper-
iammlung oes &atbolii6en Srauen-
perbanoes tasen. Am Sreitog uno
Samstag finoen 8orperiammlungen
oes &omitees fir So5iale 8ropagan-
oa uno Der 8orItdnoe beiber 8erbGn-
De itatt. Ser Central -8erein tagte
1928 in Wilmaufee, unb I'M Iesten
4riegsiabr, 1915, fanb sort cine
&onferen5 Der 8orltanosmitgliebe
1tatt. Cine Der gldn5enoen Sagungen
nuroe in Wilmaufee in 8erbin6uns
NIT oem letten slasemeinen beutib-
amerifaniiden &atbolifentag unb Der
Sabresberiamml11ng bes beutI1-ame-
rifanii6en Brielterpereins abgebal-
ten. Inter oen Gebnern auf iener
gaeung befano ii6 9r. @rnIt SO.
2ieber, Siibrer Ser oeutIden 3en-
trumspartei. Cine Ser sSriidte Ser
Sagung mar Die @riinbung zines
INSTRUMENTATION 2ebrerbereins
SSsn Seem yorf itarb am Montaa
Babe" &utb, elmer Ser beriibmteften
nno populdrlten Spieler in ser @e-
ididte bes 8aie 8aa. gr NOR 55
Sabre alt. Set Idngerer Belt tpar
er frebsleibenb. Babe Guib 1tarb,
pie er gelebt, als elm Ser Stride
treit ergebener &atbolif.
Ser friibere Yr1iioent &erbert
5oober feierte leste Wcde in Dem
fleinen @eit 8ranh Inn @tnne Soma,
in Dem er geborei1 buroe, ieinen "a.
@eburtstas. 9auienbe ieiner Wait.
burger itromten suianrmen, nm ibn
gu ebren. @r iprah Dor. Der Menge
in Der Ndbe beg Heinen' &auies, in
pelhem ct als Sobn eines' Sdmie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

oes uno elmer 2ebrerin, oie our
andfergemeinoe geborte, oas 2idf
ser @elt erbIidte. nMir lit ieoe gbre
5iteil geipproen, rlad tpelher ein
Wenid Itreben fam, nno auf Der
ganaen @elt 1T es MIR amerita, mo-
oIle Weniheniobne oielelbe Glance
baben," iagte er.
9urh BrGiioent Srumans llnter-
i6rift purbe om Sanlstog enogitltig
iiber bie @eip1briing elmer anleibe
BON $65,000,000 gum 8au zines
9auptquortiers Ser 8ereinten Gatio-
men in Seem g)orf entl6ieoen geah
Ser bon Eruman 1nter5ei6neten Bor-
loge miro bie geconitruction Sim
ance Corporation iofort $25,OOO,O 900
perfiigbar MAIDEN, 10 oaB nit oem
gou Ser @olfenfrater on Der Dit
ieite Manbattans, oie oie u.ge. be-
berbergen ioIlen, i'm Sftober begon-
men tperoen fann
9ie 8unoesbeborbe fir Solfs5ab-
Iungen 5eiet in einem iest peroffent-
lidten 8eridt, Dob Die 3abl aller
gintpobner Ser ltS auf @runo Der
am 1. SuIi t947 abgeIhloiienen
|S6dtungen, 143,414,OO0 betrdst.
9ies lit cine 3unabme bon SO Bro-
aent ieit ser Golfs5dblung bon 1910.
Sn eriter 2inie lit bieier 3uma6s
ouf oie bobe @eburtsrate 5uriid5n-
fiibren. Ser Geingepinn bon @ebnr=
ten iiber EobesfGle betrug mdbrenb
Ser angegebenen 3eit 11,73S,000.
3a51 farnen nod 1,016,0OO Gin
manoerer.
Gum erlten Male miro iett in
an1tIiben Sdasungen Die 3abl Der
ginpobner ser Staot Seem gorf nit
iiber s Wilionen angeeeben. Das
itdbtil6e @ei1tnobeits department
bere6net bur6 Sdasungen bic Mn=
5abl Der 8ebGIferung ouf 8,067, 900
am 1. Suli. 9ies beoeutet einen gu
1pads BON 612,O05 geseniiber Der
aagemeinen golfs5dbll,ng I'M Sabre
1910.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

9feb. Batrid Sranforb, nelder i'm
persongenen Sum- i'm Ssoiepbinllrn
getpeibt ipuroe, lit gum Mffi1tenten
on Ser ct. Widaelsfirde. an Ser
Gresque sSsle loenue in Warquette,
-s''o|" ''"a''"I 'ooioe"' 't jftt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

8ir iuben INNER nod etnen So
nttor. 9erielbe muB unperbeirotet
iein uno erbdlt Scott uno 2obis in
ser anitalt, euten 2obn une freie
8ir iparen iebr oanfbar,
penn iemanb uns einen .,gutef, ssa-
nitor Deribaffen fonnte. Cute GIMP
feblungen iino ertpiinid)t. ane 4n=
fragen ridte man an oas rBontifical
College Soiepbinum, @ortbirgton,
Ohio"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
@srtbingtpu, .. ct. EaaI, Niuu.
Samstag, II. Mn9uit 1913.
Sir d II t a | enber

Sonutas, %. Gnsuit: Siersebnter
Spnntas nad) Sfinsiten. (l1nbe-
fleftes Sers Marid.) - g b a n
geIium: Niemano fonn 5ipei
Serren bienen (Mottb. g..
Montog, 80. 9lusuit: 8bilipp 8eni5=
81.
0ienstag, "a. slueuit: 8ortbolo-
m1us.
Nitt1po6, 25. slugult: 2ubpig.
0onnerstag, 26. sluguit: 3epbprin.
Sreitag, q. 4ueuit: Soiepb BON Ga-
laianftus. . U.s.. ..:
Somstoe, %. aueult: Nueultinus.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
M. 9. 8.

Ser @obltater, wel6er einen Mn=
fangsbeitrag bon taulenb Dollar ein=
eeianot, bat ben 3itel y5u gbren
bes FL. Gonrab" setpablt. llniern 2e-
Iern unb 8obltGtern lit es nun frei-
geitellt, entpeoer 5ur Sreiitelle Der
FL. 5rances gabrini bei5utraeen, an
beren Goaenoung nod $798.50 feb.
len, ober our neu geeriinoeten Srei-
ltelle. .a 1,t
li
9feb. 8atrif Sranforo, tpelder i'm
persaneenen Sum- i'm sSoiepbinl,rn
setpeibt puroe, lit gum gifiItenten
an Ser ct. Mi6aelsfir6e an ser
Bresque sSsle aoenue in Marquette,
Wfid)., ernannt iporben. ~ ~
Geridieoene 2eier bnben beoauert,
ibr 8latt abbeitellen au miiiien, nit
Ser 8esriinoung baB iie Die $500
iabrli6 nift mebr auf5ubringen in-
itanoe iino. 8iele unlerer 2eier ba-
ben eroBe Samilien unb manhe fon7
men bel Sen itets iteigenoen 2ebens4
mittelpreiien faum ibre Samilie err
nabren. @ir fonnen es ibnen ri6t
periibeln, penn iie lid be1niiben su
lporen, poimmer iie fonnen. ~
9as erfl1rt ebenfaGs Die ipGrIi6
eintreffenOen ginlenounsen unierer
Stubenten BON neu geiponnenen 2e-
iern. 8ir iinb iiber5eugt, baB iie
iid ernitlid bemiiben, bei ibren Ser
manoten, 5reunben uno Nabbarn 81,
merben. Sic periu6en offenbar ibr
|8eltes.
sSeoer 2eier, oer I'M 3iiditanb lit,
|fann uns iein Sabresabonnement oi-
reft 5uienoen, obne auf ben 8eiuh
zines r,nlerer Stl1oe1lten gu iparten.
Wan gebrau6e ben in fait ieber
yeummer entbaltenen 8e5llesi6ein.
Iuem Nnl6ein nod 1peroen mir
am 10. September, Der &iidfebr un-
ierer Stuoenten, Elm polles Saus bas
ben. Oeebr als 800 5tubenten iper-
oen am beiasten Gatum iid INN 6
l1br abenbs bel 1ns annteloen. @ee
|genmartig meroen rmfangrei6e 8or-
bereitungen aum @mpfane Ser 5abl=
reiden @aite getroffen.
ltnlere 0ampfmaIdinen lteben in
8ereitidait, &oblen tperoen eingelegt
uno nnes 8ett5e1g eriett Dos i6ab-
buft @eiporoene.
Sereansenes Sabr belieien iid UNI
lere 2ebensmittel auf annGberno
ST 900 i'm Wfonat uno allem 4n-
lbein nad iperoen tie I'M nG6lten
Sduliabr nod Iteigen. Die &oblen-
preile lino beoeutenb bOber. slnoere
notwenoige 9inee iinb beoeuteno Inn
Sreis .eeitiesen. 8er unter I'M fern
Seiern oas Slid bat, beiierer Ser
baltniiie ii6 5u erfreuen, miro er,
iudt, uns in bieien ihtpierigen 3ll-
Itanoen 5l unteritiiten 5u belfen.
llniere 5000 Somoto-BfIansen
limo bereits berrIi6 gebieben. Sdon
einiee iino sereift, uno mir boffen,
Dob bel Der giiidfebr unferer Stu
oenten mir ibnen oreimal t6glif 60
maten auftiiben fonnen. P's
@iner unierer 2eler erneute iein
Sabresabonnement, oamit, 1pie Ell
anoeutete, ,iniere St,tbenten aud
l5um Sriibitid Eomaten eifen fonnten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

Die letten 500 grelnplare nnieres
Geimlnihel-& l-&alenoers itno eingetrof-
fen gan3e, adt Monate ou ip1t!
8er nod elm ODER mebrere grem-
plore miinid)t, beitelle iofort. 8tr bo-
ben nod 200 on Snno.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

Nltberiibnte &rauterialbe, uniiber-
troffen bei
. n b M II n ben
aqer Irt unb BEL anbern 2eioen,
Delde i'm beigebenen 3irfular an
gegeben itnb.
Hreis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
3 Gents Ohio State Gales Sar fir
oieienigen, Die i'm Staate Ohio mob.
men. = S. ed, @odeIter, 81. g.,
ldreibt: "Senoen Sic mir 4 Sars
Sbrer Warimilian-Salbe, oa ih mel.
he nad Deutihlano ididen no9te,
oenn oieie Salbe lit pirfli9 gut"
geur 5u be5ieben bonn
Macmillan Sanitarium
269s Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, O..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
Stiullue OeS TDlftS
iiir bas Soiepbinnn1

-
@inIiegeno 81, ben mir in einem
anliegen gu @bren Der Ntuttergottes
BON Ser Smmerlpdbrenoen Silfe lulo
oes fl. Soiepb periprofen batten.
8ir lpiinihen Dem Soiepbinum reid=
item @ottesiegen.
IS. &c, sSn.
@inliegeno 500, cine @abe, Die id
in einem pidtieen Inliegen oeripro=
hen bate. sa
2eler, Ser.
@inliegeto iiberlenoe i6 Sbnen ST
ben ib in einem sepiiien Inliegen
periproden bate. Weine 8itte lit er=
bort Doroen. Woge Ser gottli6e Sei-
lanb Sbre 9lnltalt bei6iiten uno
rei6lid iegnen!
alter 2eier, >.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21
SeiIine nno giidJpf &defrans

gab elmer S5eanfabrt bon 62 Sa-
gen fom Setting auf bem Seselidiffe
Ocean" BON 8remen in Baltimore
Inn Witterna6t, 20. Suli 1867, an.
gtad bier Sogen Guarantane 1purbe
er als geiunb entlaiien u,no am "a.
Suli ans 2ano eeiett. slm ielben
Gage beitieg er un 8 llbr abenos
einen 3ug nod Cincinnati unb fl,br
ourh Columbus, Ohio. gr ihaute
gum Seniter ,binaus rno iagte ith
~9as lit Columbus" @r batte feline
abnung, baB bier iein fiinftises ar-
beitsfelb iid entipideln ioute. gr fam
am 26. Suli in Cincinnati an in Der
abiidt, bier ieinen Snfel 8esaue 81,
treffeu. Aber Snfel uno 9ante tpa-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-08-21

VERLANGT Unverheirate-
ter Mann ais JanitOr. Gutter
L0hn, Board und Wasche i'm
yosephinum. Man Sende Offer
ten init Refercnzcn an: THE
JOSEPHINUM, WORTHING-
TON, OHIO.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
READ THE JOURNAL

Nutrition projects for the Rich
wood fair will be judged July 80,
at the Redwood High School,
Home Demonstration A G e n
Mary Alice Diehl announced
Mrs. Diehl will act as judge OF
the projects.
Each club adviser will be mott
fled ahead of time of the time
their club will be judged.
Nutrition clubs exhibiting at
the Marysville fair will be judged
the week of Aug. %.
Other dates which should be
kept in mind by Union County
All club members include:
County All club camp, Aug.
1921, at Camp Clifton, II miles
south of Springfield.
Selection of dairy and general
livestock teams to represent the
county at the Ohio State fair
will be held in conjunction with
the Redwood Fair, Aug. 1913.
County demonstration elimina-
tions will be held Aug. %, "a and
25 in the Marysville High School.
Clothing projects will be judg-
ed the week of Aug. 2. Each club
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvIILE. OHIO
Is County Women
At Comp Clifton

25 women from Union County
in addition to the County home
demonstration agent, Mrs. Mary
Alice Diehl, who was camp di-
rector, enjoyed three days out
ing at Women's Camp, Camp
Clifton, July 1920.
In all 130 women were attend
ing from Union and surrounding
counties.
Attending the camp were: Mrs
Florence Brooks, Mrs. Oman
Headington, Mrs. Lizzie Jollie,
Mrs. Ocie Storms, Mrs. Howard
Lingrel, Mrs. Isabel Rea, Mrs
Ruth Elliott, West Mansfield; Mrs
Merle Simpkins, Mrs. Walter Ro-
binson, Marysville Rt. /; Mrs
Frank Rausch, Mrs. Elizabeth
Conner, Mrs. Burl Belville, Marys-
vile Rt. 2; Mrs. G. L. McKitrick
Marysville Rt. 3; Mrs. M. Cassidy
Marysville Rt. 4; Mrs. L. E. Ben
ton. Mrs. Ellen Warner, Mrs
Ralph Howard, Redwood; Mrs
Harold Longbrake, East Liberty
Mrs. Roy Coakley, Peoria; Mrs
Florence Ruhl, Redwood Rt. l
Mrs, Wanda German, Mrs
Blanche McIntire, Irwin; Mrs. c
c. Conklin, Mrs. John E. Scott
Plain City; Mrs. Robert Lombard
Plain City Rt. 3.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
James w. Blue

Funeral services were held
Sunday for James w. Blue, 81, of
Pearia, laboratory worker at
NestleS Inc, who died at 9 p. m.
Thursday at White Cross hospital.
Mr.. Blue went home, i'll, from
work on July 3 and was taken to
the hospital on Tuesday.
A native of Broadway, he was
born Oct. %, 1916, the son of
Walter and Mary SHAW Blue, of
Union County, and is survived
by his mother, living in Peoria.
He was married Oct. 10, 1888,
to Wilma Lockwood, who also
survives. He was a graduate of
Raymond High School in 1884.
Surviving besides his wife and
mother are three children, James
Dale, Shirley Ann and Janet Ar
lean, at home; a brother, Charles
Blue, Peoria and a sister, Mrs.
Ester Jackson, Lunde. Two broth
ers are deceased.
Funeral services were held in
the United Bretheran church at
Peoria, conducted by the Rev.
Osborn Lockwood, of Coolsville,
assisted by the Rev. Cloyce Cope
ley. Interment was made in the
Raymond cemetery, in charge of
Willard Winter, Raymond.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
PROBATE COURT
Probate Appointment
Cluiborne Grange
Host to Pomona:
Two Contests Held

Claiborne grange was host to
the Union County P o m o n
grange Thursday evening. There
was a good attendance consider
ing the busy season.
The blouse contest was held
with Mrs. John McNamee, OF
Jackson Grange, winning lst
place in the tailored blouse, and
Mrs. Elmer Berry, b yh a
Grange, lst place with the dressy
or fancy blouse.
In the No-Knead Bread contest
Mrs. Ray Matlack, Claiborne,
won first with Mrs. Elmer Barker,
Jackson, second. Mrs. j. |. Fal-
coner, of Columbus, did the judg-
ing and gave health suggestions.
Mr.. Falconer, rural economist,
gave an interesting talk on farm
ing. Next regular meeting will be
held Oct. 8 with Dover Grange,
at which time degree work will
be given. There will also be in
spection by a special deputy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Edith w. Kile and others to
Sylvia w. Sells, undivided "a IN
terest in lot in Plain City, 81.
Helen Mary and Leroy LaDow
to Minnie Millington, lot IN
Redwood, 81,
Mabel Dominy and others to
Clarence Fout, 6.5 acres in Wash
ington township, 81.
Emmett L. c. and Lucy Scheid-
erer to Henry d. and Laura May
Spriggs, 68,24 acres in Union and
Delaware counties, 81.
Dorothy S. and John 0. Skid
more to James K. Robinson, l96
35 acres in Washington township
81
James K. Robinson to Dorothy
S. and John o. Skidmore, 1868
acres, Washington township, 81
PROBATE COURT
Probate Appointment
William B. Zellers has been
appointed administrators OF the
estate of Clara B. Zellers, late
of Darby township, under bond
of $4,000. The estate is valued al
sl7OO. William l.. Coleman is at
torney. Herman Mayer, Henry
Boerger and Edgar Andrews are
appraisers.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Meat Consumption High

Average meat consumption per
CAPITA in the U. S. was l55 lbs.
in 1947. which was the highest
average since 1908. Each per
sons share of meat in l948 is
estimated at 144 pounds but that
is six pounds more than the an
nual average for the year 1899,
when there were no ration con-
trolls and when meat prices were
much below present levels. Total
u. S. meat consumption now is
more than 80 percent higher than
in the late 1930s, due to popula-
ton increase and to higher per
capita consumption.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Vet Hospitals
Helping Mentally Ill

Improved techniques in the
care of mentally-ill veterans are
enabling Veterans Administra-
ton, forS the first time in many
years, to discharge about as many
patients as it admits to its neuro-
psychiatric hospitals.
General, admissions and re-
quests for care exceed the number
of patients discharged.
However, during a recent ten
month period l,060 more neuro-
psychiatric patients were dis
charged from VA hospitals then
were admitted. During this period
a total of 5l,210 patients was ad-
mitted. for care and 52,270 dis
charged as improved or cured.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
State Routes
Being Striped
lContinued from Page y

right side of a stripe angling
across the center lane, to the
right lane, then along the right
side of the lane line, thereby
restricting the driver to one lane.
For safety, never cross the
yellow line when it is in your
lane.
The machine, owned by the
State Highway Department, and
boys are used in other Divisions
Of the State also. The motoring
public receives greater dividends,
in both money and life saving,
from this service than any other
phase Of highway construction,
Mr.. Werner advised.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Famed Engine
To be Displayed

First locomotive in the United
States to pull regular passenger
train at more than 100 miles an
hour, and the holder of long
time speed record, the New York
Central's old No. 999, was moved
to Chicago to be one of the fea-
ture exhibits at the Chicago Rail-
road Fair.
The famous locomotive will ap-
pear in wheel A-Rolling", a
spectacular outdoor presentation
of the history of railroading in
America, which forms the key
note of the fair, running from
July 20 through Labor Day.
1t was on May 10, 1893, that the
999, hauling the Empire State
Express between Syracuse, N. Y,
and Buffalo, attained the record
smashing speed of 1l2.5 miles ar
hour just west of Batavia. c. H
Hogan was the engineman. The
speed was measured by reporter
stationed in the first car of the
train, and this was varified by
two men with stop-Watches else
where in the train.
The 999 was exhibited at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition
held in Chicago that year. Since
then it has appeared at two
other Worlds Fairs--in Chicago
in 1888 and 1884, and in New
York in 1889 and 1910. No. 99s
has been in storage at the Cen
trails shops at Collinwood (Cleve-
land), Ohio.
Locomotive 999 was designed
by William Buchanan, tn e r
superintendent of motive power
for the New York Central, ano
was built in the Centrals shops
at West Albany, N. Y. Its original
driving wheels were 30 inches IN
diameter; these were later re-
placed by 79-inch wheels.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
. Deaths
John Sanley

John Sanley, 81, formerly OF
Unionville Center, died Sunday
at the Union County Home. A
native of Union County, he was
born Nov. 16, 1856.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 p. m. Tuesday, at the Fer
guson Funeral Home, conducted
by the Rev. Gamble, of Milford
Center. Interment will be made
in the Unionville Center ceme-
terry, in charge of Jay D. Fergu-
son, funeral director of Plain
City.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Leesburg Grange

Leesburg Grange will meet
Thursday at $50 o'clock with the
Millcreek Grange sponsoring the
program. Each family is asked
to bring pie. The refreshment
committee will be: Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Gwynn
Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutrelle
Laird.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Rose B. McEvoy

Rose D. McEvoY
Rose B. McEvoy, so, Marysville
Rt. 3, died at 4 p. m. Sunday in
Jane Case hospital, after two
years illness. She had been bed
fast for two months. She was
born May II, 1888, in Phillips
town, Kings County, Ireland, the
daughter of Thomas and Rose
(Kearns) McEvoy. She moved to
Dover township at the age of l6.
She was a member Of the
Church of Our Lady of LourdeS
and the Ladies Aid society of the
church.
She is survived by a sister,
Mary McEvoy, with whom she
made her home, on Marysville Rt
3. Two brothers, Harry and Pat
rick, are deceased. Two sisters
and one brother died in infancy.
Funeral services will be held
at 9 a. m. Wednesday at the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes,
conducted by Father William A
Stecker. Interment will be made
in the st. Johns Catholic ceme-
terry, in charge of William D. Lee,
funeral director, of Marysville.
Friends may call at the Lee
funeral home until time of SER
vice. The ladies of the Church of
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish will
meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the
funeral home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Pic Crop is Small

Farmers reported on June l,
they were keeping about the same
number of sows for fall narrowing
as they kept in 1947. Even with
an average number of pigs saved
from fall litters, the total l948
pig crop will be the smallest since
1910.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
Judging, Other Activities to Keep
All Boys, Girls Busy Rest OF Summer

will receive notice of the time
and place of their judging.
County Style Review will be
held Aug 2, in the Marysville
High School Auditorium, begin
ming at 10 a. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-19
AGNs~. s: :: Courts ?
Licensed to Wed

Walter c. Jackson, 50, clerk
u. S. administrator, of Cleveland,
son of Kenton Jackson and Sarah
Marian Connolly, "a, stenograph-
er, Marysville Rt. 5, daughter
of Quesnela Connolly. Bishop A
j. Allen was expected to solem-
nize the marriage.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
judgement Asked
w. r. Patterson has filed suit
gaainst John E. Eirick for judg-
ment for S60l with interest at
I6% from July g. Plaintiff claims
amount is due him for labor and
expenses of moving a house for
the defendant from Plum st. to
Eighth st. in Maryville. Hugh C.
Kirkwood Jr., Marion, is attorney
for the plaintiff.
Divorce Asked
Dorothy Anne Safer has filed
suit for divorce from Harold W.
Safer on grounds of gross neglect
of duty. They were married June
%, l947. William l.. Coleman is
attorney for the plaintiff.
Judgment to Defendant
In the case of Charles WORDS
against May Hoffman, the Court
has granted judgment in favor
of the defendant and ordered
plaintiff to pay all costs.
Support Payments Ordered
In the case of Harriet L. Davis
against Frank B. Davis, the Court
has ordered the defendant to pay
$40 per week for support money
pending this action, for the sup
port of the minor child and also
to pay all medical and hospital
expenses of the plaintiff until
further order. William L. Cole
man is attorney for the plaintiff
Evening star., 1948-11-29
Draft Of Defense Pact
Reported Submitted
For Talks This Week
BY the Asseeiotsd Press


LONDON, Nov. 29.-A British
government source said today the
Western European Alliance has pre-
sented to the United States its draft
of a proposed defense agreement
with the United States and Canada
Discussion of the terms is expect
ed to begin in Washington late this
week. the informant said. Diplo-
matte officials said the document, as
now drafted. was working paper
subject to revision in Washington
talks.
(Oficials in Washington said
the alliances move came about a
month behind schedule and it is
unlikely a treaty can be COM
pleted in time for formal sub
mission to the Senate in jan
uary)
Details Not Disclosed.
Exact details of the document
have not been disclosed. For the
past month representatives of the
Western European Alliance coun-
tries Of Britain, France, Belgium
the Netherlands and Luxembourg
have been working on a plan in
secret meetings here.
Informants said the pact is ex-
pected to call for pledge of mutual
assistance without definite commit
tai to 60 to war in case Of attack
on any member.
Diplomatic officials said the docu-
ment also would repledge adherence
of participating countries to the
principles of the United Nations and
establish the groundwork for close
Evening star., 1948-11-29
World Events Committee
To Conduct SYMPOSIUM

A symposium on whether the
United States can survive without
resorting to totalitarianism will be
presented at 2:30 pm. Saturday al
the YWCA, Seventeenth and x
streets NV, by the World Events
Committee.
Speakers will be DR.. Scott Nearing
lecturer and writer on economics
and Benjamin c. Marsh, executive
secretary of the Peoples Lobby.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
34th Division to Meet

A meeting of former members of
the 34th Infantry Division in the
Washington area will be held at 8
pm. Wednesday in the Heurich
Brewery. Twenty-sixth and Water
streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

should be left ajar for admission OF
other nations.
Some military officials have con-
tended that Western defenses can
not be secured without solid bases
in Scandinavia and Southwestern
Europe.
Evening star., 1948-11-29
50-Year Alliance Urged.

cooperation in planning common
defense.
50-Year Alliance Urged.
The Western European countries
are expected to urge alliance with
the United States and Canada for
a 50-year period. This may meet
some opposition from the United
States which has suggested in for
NAL talks a period of 10 to IS years
with review later on the question
of extension.
One of the major problems likely
to emerge in the Washington talks
is the question Of how far the door