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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19
Unio1lviIle Center

funeral are as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. John McNeer, of North
Lewisburg; Miss Ogretta Bliss and
friend from Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Heimlick and son, of Ashley:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reed, Mrs.
Anna Satchel, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Hammond, Mrs. Lola Wilbur, OF
Columbus, and Mr.. Roy Bailey,
of Pittsburgh.
Paul George and Carl George
attended the beau dinner at Bid
well-Porter Park Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley and son,
Mrs. Virginia Clements and son,
and neice, Mrs. Willis Johnson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Zimmerman were callers at the
George home Sunday evening.
The George family were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Otwell
Condor. Sunday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19

for treatments. At first both his
left leg and arm were paralyzed.
With treatments, however, his leg,
has returned to normal and his
arm is responding nicely.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19

chairman of the Union County
chapter, National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis, said today.
The boy became i'll with polio
just two weeks ago today and
was taken to Childrens hospital
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19
Shows Improvement

polio victim has responded won
derfully' to treatments gwen nm
and was released from isolation
last Sunday, Mrs. Aida Davis
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19
Young Polio Victim

Herbert Omeroid Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Omeroid, of
the Bellefontaine rd., Union
County's sixth and most recent
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19

SLIPS-Pajamas, Gowns, Pant
les, vests, bed jackets - n e
splendid Stutwear Wilkins
Store. 8-12-Ttf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-08-19

READ THE JOURNAL
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

full on any interest payment date
fror, and after 10 years from the
date of issue.
The said bonds viii be sold for
not less than their par value with
accrued interest, and all bidders
must state the lowest rate of in
terest at which they will purchase
he bonds at par. The Board OF Tru-
stees reserves the right to reject
anv and all bids and to sell the
said bonds at private sale.
All bids other than by or Oh
behalf Of the State Board of Land
must be accompan-
led by a certified check In the sur1
Of Two Thousand Seven Hundred
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

Yax-rv X Ms. Greane's sister
Ms Nalae Taylor, Whltesish
wae purchased ms Wsh Aosel,
,a,,se is living there 'lnIai raa-
cananans permit zaov1ns me o''lt
Ding. -,
ms s.,asan aasiA u Dr., VA
rs s>,ausnus. NlSsoaia. issl
r>-sssy u-ss II more thsn pass
9nr s1,,a-,ss. 70 the L-saena'I7s -
NY IS Epan l.aaanol1-s WAS Sas
ssr~ess-v 81 Washington STATE
,,I1.rr. uso..s DE was sSSas.slas
5ssn al physical eancs'1an, ne
w-ss very popular and the college
u-ss aeensy s-aevea sy ms aaarh-
NJ xns Ms. James Aanan ha"s
sss.,n wors IT Iheir new hoTas
ms, south n Clarence Sa4Tsy
nana
NJ ana MS Joe Barnes fol-
na-sv N spokane, sra staying a
sas Dan Sau-sv homo unial my
ma living quarters II h2-iss'e--
saa-e they ooa-s1s 5 csInas- esl'--
sson -nav SIRE COUSINS q MIS-
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aiz:haa-haaa SRI many a1'a
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s-n animals. Among -hssa the
ma cals 8 @as Eas1s alace
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; TWO s. almns- every 12
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svs WORTHY Three lovely swans
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lns j. 3 resting place 1as S-nz-
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

1-oon grade school building. com
pas.e with hestlng plant and equip
r,a-r ST Martin City, Montana, OF
vicinity.
Amortization bonds VIII be the
-s-s- choice and serial bonds VIII
he NE second choice Of the SAID
School Bosrd.
II amortization bonds are SOLD
so5 issued, the entire issue nay De
oll. INTO one single bond or CIV
S5a5 into several bonds. as tne
SID Board Of Trustees may Oct
a--sas upon ST the time Of the
sale both principal and interest y
~ asCshls in seras-annusl install
aaass during q period Of % years
from The ds1s Of issue.
II serial bonds srs issued ans
sala they VII be n the amount q
7wo Thousand Seven Hundred Fl
n Dalsrs ES2,z5aoo9 each: the
SIM of Two Thousand Seven Hun /
a-as Fifty Dollars tS2.75oool O. !
TIE ssi6 sa-1al bonds VII become
PAYABLE On the first DAY Of july 1
1919. sid lhs sun q Two 7hous-
sn6 Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars !
s. 80 oQ3 VII become PAYABLE /
n 1hs sane cay each year there
.E.a- gnll Ri O such bonds are
ssi6
Ths Ssi6 bonds. whether amor
zs1lo1 OF serial bonds, VII oea-
is.e as July :. 1913 sa6 VII bea-
interest 81 2 -s1s oo1 exceeding
X oa- cau1un I6Gr1 Per a1lum
lsvaals ssm-slousIv, On the IS
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'as-. Sn5 WI b Reasonable n
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
PA Schedules Last
Meeting of Spring

I-aSt meeting If the PTA before
she summer vacation viii he next
Toesdsy. The s O'Clock meeting
VII he held IN the grade scheoi
auditorium A program by the
c3ASses Of Mrs. Agnes Kve-e1..
Mrs Lsl.rs Carlson And Fr1n-
cspal Rslnh Mssaasan VII be
nrcsea.ed- There VII also be s
discussion Of the youth program
ov Boots" Schoenoe-g, SIS wei
rs the hot lunch program ana
high school dor-ni.ory by SHpI
Clarence Lee and Frncspsl DIs-
kans Fssfta1. Refreshments VI
Ne served by Mrs. Lyman Hi and
Der ca1m tee.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
Hold Spring Opening

Spring opening Is beng oasos-
pe6 Saturday ny rae South FORK
service sn6 grocery and the Croo-
Se5 Tree D-Sre-ln s. Ea1nsSS
HORSE
Operators n The business -
.ahl.Shmenss Srs Don aa6 Ruth
Nash. ans Margaret an5 Al NsSa,
81 former Ores. Fans residents.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

The Grand Worthy Nstron Pal
ms Coon. Billings vlll make ael
aTfSciSl VISIT 81 the Eastern Ssa-
chapter Nsy u. The evening VII
open with s $50 banquet 81 the
high school da-Tito-y, served sS
the Methodist WSCS.
Worthy uasrrol Agnes Ssyz1ao1
xn6 worthy patron Il j N4is1ell
presided 81 the "Wednesday basin
ass meeting. Plans for the official
visi1 were discussed. Following
the meeting Chez Sna Agnes Sss'-
-nar served Refreshments s. thar
home.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
Valentine Items
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
County Grange 10 Meet

The regular meeting III the Fist
has6 Panaaas grange WI ne halc
eama--ew, Saturday, : O'Clock 81
the LsSsle grange naI. WSE
As1r-1tsal. county agent WI os
M speaker anS nas COUNTY, grange
saalAac comics. VII ,ss held. Three
can. ss-ancs rom each E-s1ss VIII
compete. Al oranges z-s walcoma.
Lunch VII ne served.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

to t ny Z. D saa.a ;. ,.s,,::7s,.,,1 !
m njada be forfeited By t,s a. esa
refuse to purchase s,sat !. hit n
me undersigned els e addl
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Montana. Aadress. 4
ATTEST: 4
F: P. FLEMING
Clerk School Di,,,,,.
Flathead County ''''st Nj
Aooress; Columbia Fan, i
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
East Glacier
Sg Mrs. Don Sa-ssr0s

As Won know, East Glscaa- ppaa
.her Is always 5Ill u surprise
esnecsaIy when the s-anGas sc
IN the 5os - ais-ang .hs elsrnan.s
yuS when colorem spr7us clow-
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hours has QllaS a-sfss n nsU snow
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81 Many Glacier zn6 had nashsa
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heat u ~ degrees aaops za-o,
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Moose, Elk and Deer

Probably destined 70 he S hist
rack 81 eas Smg-y Horse News
xrs s 9Sl- u matched moose ans-
la-s h-oash. II by Charlie Green
The building sl-asSy hiss Elk sna
Deer sn.la-S IS dao- hsndlas. ~---
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
II. II. Village

NJ 2na Ms. Sa--y Sss--ns-
soant lhs weekend with ,'als15vas
II AshsoaD 81 -hs aalmas snl
Steiner honaS
NJ. zn6 Ms. SUD AEiGhals had
Sunday anna- Win 1hs At Cnni-
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oaaslS during lhs week wa-s 1hs
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30
To Open Nsw PasIms

New DaS1ns czSa- 1olmss snS
as-. across rom @hs Sank n Co
lumns FANS. = scheaule6 Sor or-
anluc saaIE -1Ins :. Operating 1ha
nsw establishment VII NJ ia
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al6 9sSans hIlldins = III IN sale
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N 1hs mnS1 mnas-I Ano hes eoms-
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

Oeana6 Mnnday VII NJ -he 3
Navy -as6 camc nn Sls1ia- ns-
-innA marks ess1 Siaa. T.hs mess
s. Headquarters VII 2lS0 -eoosz
Mnndzy. 2aa6 maintenance csvS
have haan increased ~ anoIE SIX
mEr
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

NJ snS Ms. james S-vSal s-S
.hs 1as-an-s n 8 danEh-a- os'-1
"a aanasazv 1is5h1 & -hs A21lssa'--
nasai-z1
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

Anton S-ann1l Sa-uaa- Sis1or>S
resident, hiss -sSaa ovaS manage
manr n Suscnssnn CLEANERS miami
II CalurnAis Fans
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

II Tsslasap licenses ssznS7S 10
a9a. F-idzg. NsIr DfaS '1aSY f's
purchased n NrTTara--,a1'r]- NJ
s-lsss-sIss.
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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IN sgls N N-f111s1isn, I'D 9ao1
RIM. ~ Park svanns Inquire
Mari Evans. Pain hz- 81
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

EEP WANTED Mzi6 IN CABIN
WORK e. AoEE calm cE1p- >as
Sl MacE1r. Satal-
Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

WOOD AM C3A- MAJESTIC
-meR Win v7z-s- -sns En1 II
-1Ds S7naF. Voo5 En6 caE- III
s1ilz-lnz heater. S4lHIf n bo-h
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

10-H-TCE IF S6 CF 5000
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Hungry Horse news., 1948-04-30

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One Of the city's most charming
and newest hat designers Is Countess
Jona who creates lovely hats with .
decided continental touch.
The countess, most delightful
European, combines business and
pleasure in the creation Of her hats.
All of the proceeds from the sales
60 to Poland to aid friends and
relatives. Not content with just
sending money. the countess hus-
band told us that one Of the first
things she did after peace was de-
clared, was to send number Of
hats to many of her people in
Poland. One niece wrote and
thanked her "for my first hat in
six years" She said that It was
food for the SOUL" and that "even
with all our anguish, We want to
look wen for our men"
The countess is also the author
of the book Dust Of Our Brothers
Blood" published in 1s41, proceeds
from the sales Of which also went
to help the Poles.
The countess hats are created In
a "jewel-box" atmosphere, for among
other accomplishments, she is also
an interior decorator. In a millinery
showing not long ago at the Raleigh,
she featured many of the new
trends, both Partisan and American,
in her designs. There were straw
hats with velvet trims, delicious
colors, fine silhouettes and flowers
of almost natural beauty. The
countess has a fine sense Of color
and the ability to add novelty with
out achieving a bizarre effect. A
letter each week from fashionable
friend in Paris keeps her posted on
Evening star., 1948-04-20

Probably the greatest accomplish
ment' that any human being can
possess in the ability to disagree
with others without being disagree
able. No other talent is more valu-
able or serves more useful purposes,
for it is a first aid to success, a
promoter Of popularity, and the one
sure recipe for making a marriage
little bit of Heaven on earth.
Yet the precious asset is as rare
as hens teeth. Miss Americas and
prima donnas and millionaires and
spell binders are as common as pig
tracks, but men and women who
can argue without getting into each
others hair are 50 scarce as to be
practically museum specimens. And
this Is strange because, in reality,
few people are conceited enough to
expect every one to think as they
do and yes-yes them.
Certainly it would be . dull world
If 1t were only filled with repeaters
and no one had an original idea or
thought. There is no one whom
we avoid more assiduously than We
do the bores who have q theme song
upon which they harp continually.
Yet the minute one of these pests
changes his tune and begins to de-
scant upon some subject with which
we do not see eye to eye with them,
we smite him hip and thigh.
No matter how generous we are
about other things, we are stingy
with our opinions. and we can't
abide having our families and
friends and neighbors think differ
emily from the way we do. If we
belong to q different school OF
thought from Mr.. Jones, we can't
let him enjoy his religion and his
politics and his prophesying about
how the election is going to go, in
peace. There is a compulsion upon
us to correct him and tell him what
sort of a dunderhead he Is. And
before we know it, a pleasant friend
ship has been smashed into smith,
Greens.
Same way about women. Only
women are more careful about put
ting on the gloves before they tangle
with their sisters, and If a woman
wants to be elected president Of a
club or head of an altar guild, she
keeps her opinion of Mrs. Jones
hat and the way she Is bringing up
her brats to herself. That is why
women have q larger circle OF
friends than men have.
But the inability of people to dis
agree without making themselves
disagreeable gets In its most deadly
work in domestic life. 1t is, OF
course, impossible that husband
and wife should realize the poets
Evening star., 1948-04-20
Capital Careers

become q member Of the paras
Operas troupe when the great Paw.
Iowa died. To budding ballerinas
everywhere her sudden death was
especially shocking for Pavlova was
the queen from whom they drew
their inspiration and whom they all
hoped to equal or surpass. Out Of
Zina's personal feeling about the
tragedy she evolved The Swan
one OF the many dances Of her own
composition. The Swan" which she
included In her joint recital last
Sunday with 100 OF her students at
Iisner, is her tribute to the great
artist whose Death Of the Swan"
she feels Is best left unimitated by
other ballerinas. Whenever she
dances 1t, Zina feels that she Ii
putting flowers on Pavlova's tomb
as she explains it In her Russian.
French English.
Before joining the Paris Operas
company, Zina had her own ballet
troupe with which she toured Eu.
rope and South America. (She goes
back to the latter continent this
summer for four months in the role
of teacher: Is the life Of q baller.
ina as glamorous and exciting az
everyone says? you know the song,
'Ballerina'?" she asks dryly. 1T Is
like that"
The life Of q ballerina Is also as
full Of petty jealousies as everyone
says. The refusal Of the male dancer
to 20 on with the ballerina who
overshadowed him; the mysterious
waxing Of the floor to dangerous
slipperiness Just before the baller-
mas solo; the petty backstage in.
trigues-Zina knows all about them.
They are q standard part Of . bal
lerinas life.
And a ballerina's life Is q Spartan
one. Hours Of exercise and practice
daily. q rigid diet designed to build
muscle, no smoking or drinking, no
late hours. Meat three times a day
and lots Of buttermilk are the main
features of the Ouzarova daily menu.
Often at night she is too tense to
do more than nibble and sip half
heartedly before tumbling into bed.
An occasional relaxing movie Is
practically her only recreation.
The reward is In knowing that she
Is helping to form healthy, graceful
bodies and increasing the apprecia-
tion Of the ballet In young minds.
Interest In the ballet has increased
tremendously in this country during
the past three years and Zina OuSa-
rova Is doing her best to further its
both as . form of
entertainment and as q body y-build-
ing pastime.