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Evening star., 1948-02-01
the Senate finance committee
hriphtened the hlllliSh side.

the Senate finance committee
frightened the bullish side.
Cashing in by professionals on the
three session climb stalled matters
Friday on $4,000 shares although
individual issues exhibited strength.
Standard Oil Of California jumped
AZ points on raised dividend.
Bethlehem Steel refused to reflect a
hoisted quarterly and record 1947
earnings, disclosed late the day
before, and ended unchanged on the
day. Investment caution was
heightened by the Gandhi Staying
which stressed disturbing interna-
tional situations.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

COLLECTOR, telephones; experienced,
good pay, good future; ideal conditions;
accounts. Box City. Star.
COUPLE. experienced. references reaHirsa 9,ns !
9Sy nREp1 i sp MaS on w WoMAN slS1 to take charge
Of retail crsds s and seords s
hssEoghsfERaRs hsEegshE Ell a447 y DfIs1n isth St
COUPLE, man and wife, light colored.
man may. be empl. part
time; will pay 500 month. plus pvt. apt,
tSGs agsn1ss ESD FRI ~'pfsnapse a4en ca ssss MRS
once; exper.; $65 per week. Columbia
NAN MAN OR WOMAN. white, for soda foun-
tain; must be exper, and neat worker;
Sc ouns sa,vsia r. Pot itsRaSsaas
Nh Nh dsH5lsey zNp yoMEN. eoler.d; good Jobs
all types. With GOOD salaries; SEABoARD
EMPIoYMEFT AGENCY, ego W st. NV nv"
MEDICAL TEcHNICIAN for medical clinic
Phone Ex. 1920 between 8 Am. and m
PARr-rIME HELP. knowledge Of short
siiI accept p hosss ssso every other s'.u1eay' Is
gsEsHL ESTATE 's SALES PEoPLE-If you
are not making Il 900 per mo-, tnvesti-
sate BY calling RE 1915 for appointment
for hish-class portrait stu,
do; only person able to do nne finished
retoucbins need apply. Box lose Star.
WANTED. cook. white. with restaurant
i've in. cail operator. North Beach IA
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SAlESMEk.

SHOES-Excellent opportunity Tor 1ntelll-
gent and capable man, thoroughly expert
enced; able to assist in window trimming,
as assistant or manager in large shoe
sra shf + o yToVen bh m
Pig unless thoroushly experieneed:, Also
Washington stores. Earnings above usual,
Phone Pn2, eI,,! f9E appointment, Temple o65s,
As6vE as6,S sH4Es, AVfEAaE EARNINGS for man who
sale dealer in, Alexandria, Va; Need car
ability t9 maintain headauarters for prod
Mrse sales fss ss aA%EEiaH aAPaEihss g.
ks s'shRSnf E%Gfi erroR for an exper window h5i
salesman to Join one of the oldest storm
window organizations in Wash, selling the
line Of General Electric and Hot Point
seup sas s' aosseT 0 ensEs 6A Ro Err ENa
sEhE sEhEiE EsTaPE sG SAL tsR e
portunity with well,established firm
y y and % Northwest washington. Ample
iistings Of homes. farms and DEVELOPMENT
oe apponmen Ga Mr. FANCY sg9 sdS9
Realtor. s616 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Nd
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, experience
not necessary but helpful, car essential
$s3 ss6 sifa stsss. o, siSoe
on the door 'sr and APp'i foiloR leads Good T op-
portunity for the risht, man. Must be
n snpg eRMEs sos
"Neosisn." the latest IN eleetronics: IT'S
minute. Every store an Interested pros
ns2s EXCLUSIVE Fer err.oTy to Fs4 s
SALESMAN for liquor store. Must be live
Ss dens Excel
portunlty for advancement good salary
sakEsMAS saf aRs wANrEp-Man and wife, 90
80, with car. travel and sell radio adyer-
Mka i ]: MceoIEisfER. NA. 44ao, 10.
nshed mem shss ssas car and aa sh snf W
wors IT. Eass fos sh
saIEsMEN. 5000 up class; career ope
Ss Sss nor ssas ssns oar
staff can cover, supported by radio and
magazins PUBLICITY drsg against earned a. 1S
MICA, Call Mr.. Magill, RE. 6e11,' for exeeu-
sHfEsMAN ,sf 'ssfsles to sell oE; westtnshouss May;
commission. Floor time. A real oppor-
tunity for experienced man with car.
INSON, 3714 14th st. NV. III
FULL OR PART-TIME teachers, students
and Govt. employees wanting to earn good
pay selling educational item direct to
mothers. Interview. 10 to IL am or
to m, 80 18th st. NV, RIM. 202. III
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A JOB. don't
apply; If you are looking for security and
a permanent future, inyestigate further;
1857 K st NV. 81. 1858. for appt. Ill
IF YOU LIKE TALKING to business peo-
Pile, if you like to make good money, If
you like working on the outside. her" is
an opportunity to sell the best equipment
for the largest store fixture house in
WASHINGTON. Must have car and be ac-
quainted with grocery. liquor or "estaurant
trade Apply KOGOD-DUBB, $50 Upshur
SALESMAN-We are increasing our local
sales force. Man we are seeking must be
serious minded, with proven sales ability.
Experience in our line unnecessary. Pro
tected territory. Earning possibilities lin
tied only by your ability. Car must.
Advertiser is nationally known manufac-
turer of essential printed business forms.
Write. stating age, education. previous
sales experience and phone number. THE
SHELBY SALESBOOK COMPANY, Room
704 Dupont Circle Bldg, Dupont Circle,
washington 8, D. c. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

i WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
Sritlns. DAVID z. KfME, ise St; ne
Tashi ! WILL D NOT 6 BE RESPONSIBLE for ros any
ssns ''25essss ss5
Gas Gas u WAffR hf AZ RREArERs, 90 80 45 gal
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
goY 8 faRgsURx ga iae II IH9M 3ss5
3O-GALLON automatic gas water heaters;
fyear guarantee. installed complete
e109. 80: all other sizes and makes ~ IN
toed5. J.; sHAPB0s, Reg. Plumber NO
25 brick masons and laborers, scafioldins;
mixers, trucks. etc: compensation and
liability insurance for D. c., Va, and Nd.
willing to discuss any proposition. Box
2bShRfIsiNG s5siR; FISH, ARr-Top ftsht layout;
cENTER, eaais Wa steriins mss' s4ss' ssAa"n.S.
AM NO LONGER CONNECTED with
Hardy's Refrigeration Service. WILLIAM
WI NAHDY EoT rs Be EasPsP RsPFsPoSsBft 4 for
1s1ts ssst eontysfIfd WfIEAM n any Ghs T
Volta ave. Hyattsville, Md, IL
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started'
kept: part time: tax returns G25 p5epsG5eeaa sGea
DIAMONDS. old jewelry and silver wanted
Expert appraising free LIVINGSTON &
GSirED 'sTTATEsS CUSTOMS SERVICE
To Whom It May Concern; The commntIss-
:ionsI Of Gustom sbs,se on Ap5 of the
e eHsserssd ssres dyaoht saf SGMS sfshse NAE
ber 239123, to that of MARIANNE III
Robt B. Applebee, Deputy Collector. III
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HELS MEN.

WELDERS, combination electric. and acet-
u. sat ind Ga @os4a sa1 c
mo CO. ssS seiim ID. Silver Sprint, Hd.
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate: sx-
as Il RADIO
1882 q st. NV. -16
e Sopss .shJs sAs .ausssa sssg ss ss..s nas Who s I
hlsh immsdis.s ns salary y,,,,. we have ,s1 an
fos Tnish s pFesas eafser an WITH on.
$ss VIII; IS ssD i ..;a:n,n. SS
ssIs sRSLs sRe a.sd' SO fsfand ssass
1889 Conn. ave. See Mr.. Fatfar between
tto6SG Man with knovleds. Of book.
Please lase Do not apply II not exper. HERSoF
truck and do odd Jobs; will lie bonded;
opPorta % tado to learn bus; good starting salary
YOUNG MAN. 20 to %, to learn kitchen
equipment business; good future. Apply
sos sth st. NV. Ewes. call Sligo 4511.
1...Sssd YoENe MEN , g. veterans ., college men 81;
sss sefa Eohnas fal.asseq 10 Srsn,n' a.
o'm'' hoeei HARRINGTON NO pnone cans.
MsS ls n:sdsa sE st5sSasS1 s5es
SSRe SSG M Mz1sfRNASaHk sG9s IsH yAN1roR needed, aS
QUEENS MANOR GARDENS. Mt Rainier.
Md, UN. 1928, Mr.. Jordan. Ill
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE for permanent
to werEns saaa s sgsD s
''~~ @15
1,.!rSs:d YogNs MEN ,S.c g. veterans or college men
dressed. free travel Z. s.; average earn
ings, SIS weekly: guaranteed drawing ac-
aSRhl fSYHt s. nkRINaTdAA Nj aSA Nc pPons to s;
YOUNG MEN. 20-25, learn restaurant
business; 1nar excellent opportunity, steady
work, GOOD salary. Must be sober. 1922
: a. YoGNG sySi e;W MEN. 1s to %, neat, single.
free to travel; new cars furnished; average
"ffs vEaH Rmfsse sa1ins
aERE iii IS $ AN Es RhIns calls anDoruny for
We have two openings for two bright, am
bilious young men to sell most popularity
earn far % in excess @ Of $500 per- man year ean
Apply KoGoD-DUBB, $50 Upshur st. NV.
gent and capable man. thoroughiy expert
enced. able to assist window trimming. as
4has IN affs h h se ms4o
is a rare opportunity do not apply unless
thoroughly experienced: also shoe sales
stores; earnings above usual Phone for
appointment; TEMPLE 5s5s: .ECK,s SHOES
OFFICE EQUIPMENT DEALER has OPEN
ing for young man, 1925, who wants to
learn q business; repairs, bookkeeping,
sales. etc. Write in own handwriting for
prompt reply. Boy 240.D: Star.
salesmen.. retail store mansSers. We can
plicants. Excellent promotional opportuEi-
ties now and in the future. Complefe
training will be given those selected for
these positions. Full salary paid during
training. Previous dealer sales or retail
store management experience necessary to
qualify for employment. In applying please
write stating age, educational BACKGROUND,
complete outline of experience and salary
requirements Address your letter to Mr.
B. F. Read, district manager, THE FIRE
STONE TIRE & RUBBER co., 526 Light
st.. Baltimore l2), Md. -13
TREE EXPERTS wanted by established
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED exper. bar
tender; hrs, 6 pm. to am: must furn.
refs. as to sobriety and honesty. BENNY S
TAVERN, S29 14th st. NV. 10
AMERICAN PLAN HOTEL wants good
short order and End cook, colored; state
salary. Write ALBATRoSS HOTEL, Ocean
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HELP WOMEN.

perm DOS IA excellent environment for
thorouehly competent woman. Reply by
letter. stating qualifications and giving
phone number for interview By appoint.
ment. wAvERLY TAYLOR INC, 1923
IsIERAfIoN GnL-Appiy sLpA SHOP.
10oe Conn. ave. nv. -lz
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AGENTS.

CANVASSERS-New combination hand
bag opens into shopping, bag; sells on
sieht; many other fast sellers: Write for
details. STERLING MFG. CO., 1928 Am
sterdam ave, New York 81, N. Y.
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TY OPERATOR, experienced; no IL
4 5eqgfed sT st n st al.x vs re ao5s

BEAUTY OPERATOR
tion for an expert, all
over 35 years. BRO
SALON 1901 Conn. {
BEAUTY OPERATOR,
perience; 5-day week,
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(oontinusd on Nsxt rsee)
Evening star., 1948-06-10

GEORGETOWN; preler
per-; ref. Excel. s
to right person. \
3214 P St, corner '
Evening star., 1948-06-10

.sS5 81 ss;.ss NTH !fsi ss9
sPoSTiTERs. silk and woolen quality work,
smal 81 nr plaRt "a o44S M4st be reliable 54e2 ls'
sTocKRooM MAN. white. for liquor
store. Excel. opportunity for advance
ment IA Best OF refs. required. CENTRAL
.1! BY 9E the isdas
nent position: good working conditions
ri Ss1s dssSsns hsx 4as sxDs s snd
company company BENEFITS and Drivilesss: apply aasy0Hs Il
eo sersies bds iaof 9fs' oakie he st. AlGhl a'e
aSEs 5Iy i. III s.ss. ss.sds rgAs4 Hs,t sss's
ffNNER's .HEIREk. white, exper. driver.
license: Apply p6 sso 10th st, ne, 7:s0 to
TIRE REGsotoSvI2 4, S'aa experienced: excellent
yses; sll inside work. BEN HuNcLEY.
fRUck f1H 1 DRIVER WWANTED-whiteT TaTt truck
driver, one exper; in handling furn. pre-
yois ss sv. sss 0s5 81 sa phons c NA H ss
TYfisT, young man; opportunity to learn
building materials; permanent position;
5A.dsy week. Bethesda ONCE, call WI.
VEGETABLE CLERK, experienced must
be thoroughly experienced in all phases of
retail grocery store. Apply HILLTOP
MARKET: 5607 Ga. ave. NV. ---13
WAREHO USEMAN, white, experienced
handling furniture; 20ss discount on pur-
chases. Box 465-D. Star. -12
WAREHOuS MANAGER and shipping
clerk, experienced in tires or automotive
field preferred. In applying please write
tating age. educational background and
complete details of experience and salary
requirements. Address your letter 10 Nj.
B. r. Read, district manager. THE FIRE
STONE TIRE q RUBBER CO., 526 Light
ST., Baltimore 2, Nd -13
WASHER SERvICEMAN for outside. service
work, must have car: 40-hour week. Ap-
ply at once. G. j. Boudreau, SEARS ROE
LuGx AND CO., 1901 Lawrence ave. ne.
WEAfHEI sTRIPPERs. permanent Jobs:
earn 1928 VIZ. plus bonus; must have tool.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
TREAT SEED OATS
FOR SMUT. BLIGHT

All oats planted in Ohio this
spring should be treated for the
control of smut and seeding dis
eases. T. H. King, extension plant
pathologiSt, Ohio State University,
says oats which were treated with
mercuric compounds in l947 and,
then were not sown still can be
used if those oats have been kept
in a dry place and apear to be in
good condition.
The recommended material for
treating oats are New Improved
Ceresan or else Ceresan M. The
materials should be used at the
rates and in the manner recon-
mended by their manufacturer.
Ceresan M. is a new product
which may be used as dust or
mixed with water and it is not so
likely to cause skin irritation as
the other compound
CereSan M. when mixed with
water cannot be applied efficient
ly to seed oats except in a special
treating machine. Some Ohio
elevator companies and seed
houses have the machines and
will treat the oats. Either New
Improved Ceresan or Ceresan M
can be applied as a dust on the
farm.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
ALLEN SENIORS PLAN
Glass PLAY APRIL Is

Allen Local High seniors will
present the clever 3-act comedy
Never Too Late, at 8:15 p. m,
April 25. Admission will be 35 and
SO cents and Mrs. H. w. Carr is
directing the production.
Out of a clear blue sky, Mr..
Lee, who has devoted most of his
life to making money, decides to
give it up, become a family man
and build bird houses, plant a
garden, repair the roof, and
paint" the lightning rods on the
house! His sudden decision is
prompted by the discovery that
he is losing contact with his
family due to his extreme fl
nancial ambitions.
Goaded on by his faithful sec
retary, Miss Stanley, he starts
out to prove that it is never too
late for him, financial wizard and
powerful figure that he is, to do
anything he sets out TO accomp-
lish. For once in his life, how
ever, he is apparently stumped
He tries desperately to win back
his wife's affections, unspoil a
spoiled daughter, set right be-
wildered SON, and straighten out
a young fellow who insists in be-
coming his son-in-law.
Perhaps this sounds like the
perfect solution but the method
Mr.. Lee uses is really trrific
Complication after complication
arises before he begins to make
any headway. Naturally he sue.
ceeds-in his own words he has
never failed in anything-but he
doesn't succeed until the audience
is treated to wholesome evening
| of side-splitting laughter. This
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08

Oats should be treated at least
"a hours before they are to be
planted and the treatment may
be applied a long time before
planting if the oats are kept dry.
Treated oats should not be fed
A few Ohio farmers mixed a few
treated oats with lot of untpeat-
ed grain and lost no livestock but
one farmer who fed some tereated
oats by mistake killed $50 hens.
The oats varisties recommended
for Ohio are Clinton, Ajax and
Wayne for north half of the state;
Columbia, Clinton, and Gopher
for all the south half except Ohio
River bottoms, and Clinton and
Columbia for those bottoms. The
best planting dates are March l.
April is in southern Ohio and
March l5-April 20 in the northern
half
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
Goings. Comings
Around
Marysville
GROUP FOUR w. S. c. S.

GROUP FOUR w. S. c. S.
Group four of the w. S. c. S.
met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Chester Rosette,
with 18 members and visitors
present. The meeting opened
with the singing of the hymn,
"'This is My Fathers World
with prayer by the Rev. K. B.
Alexander.
The secretary's report was
read by Miss Belle Orahood and
a report from the sunshine COM
mittee was read by Miss Verge
Kerr who reported that three
members were i'll and had been
sent flowers.
Theme for the evenings pro-
gram was Jesus in Rural Life. "
Mrs. Leila Cross gave a short
talk on this theme, and the de-
! votionals, led by Miss Belle Ora
hood, followed along the same
theme.
Mrs. Horace Sheldon, was
guest speaker for the evening,
and reviewed two chapters of the
book Great Prayers from tn e
Bible" by Charles Layman, as
her subject.
The meeting closed with sing
ing the hymn Holy, Holy, Holy
and the Mispah benediction.
Refreshments were then serv.
ed by the hostess, Mrs. Rosette
and her committee composed O.
Miss Clarice Winget, Mrs. Lorer
| Coder, Mrs. Mary Boyd and Mrs
Retta Fancy.
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IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Lillian Brodrick is in
White Cross hospital recovering
from a major operation. Her room
number is 303
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
BLUE STAR MOTHERS
HOLD MEETING MONDAY

Blue Star Mothers met at 8
p. m. Monday in tn e Armory
with the president, Mrs. Grace
Simon, presiding over the meet
ing.
Following the opening ritual,
plans were completed for the
Flag Day sale which will be held
April II, in the Hildreth's Jewel
ry store. Mrs. Dolly Beck is
chairman of the sale.
Plans were also completed for
the Department convention to be
held at the Hotel Leland in Mans
field, April 80, May / and 2.
Program for the Monday night
meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Ada Shirk, and included a hum
orous reading by Mrs. Shirk and
several contests led by Mrs. Lau-
ra Brelsford and Mrs. Shirk.
Mrs. Helen Jewell, of Peoria,
was reported ILL.,
Preceding the regular meet
ing, services were held by the
organization for Mrs. Madlyn
Belt at the Faulkner funeral
home.
IL IL IL
CIRCLE OF LIGHT
Mrs. c. T. Notestine,eof Belle
fontaine spoke informally Tues
day evening to the members of
the Circle of Light of the Kings
Daughters. The Circles April
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. William Coleman, with Mrs.
Tom Gaumer as assistant host
eSS.
Mrs. John Baker presided over
the meeting in the absence of
the leader, Mrs. Arthur Gallo
way. Following the business ses-
sion, Mrs. Winfield Behrens gave
the devotions and Mrs. Robert
Graham reviewed the Silver
Cross magazine. Mrs. Edward
Gunderman troduce d the
speaker, who is the president of
the Agapa Circle in Bellefon-
taine. She spoke most interest
ingly on the charitable projects
of her circle, gave suggestions
for making money for charity,
and told of several programs
which could be adopted here.
Following her talk, refreshments
were served by tn e .hostesses
and a social hour was held.
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D. a. r.
The Hannah Emerson Dustin
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will meet
Monday afternoon at the home
/ of Mrs. Winfield Behrens. Mrs
| William L. Coleman and Mrs
Frank Brown are assistant host
eSses.
The program will be in charge
of Mrs. Jane Brooker, who will
talk on Jr. American Citizens,
and a report from the State con-
vention by Mrs. P. /. Robinson.
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play will be enjoyed by young
and old alike,
In the cast are Merle Burroughs
as Mr. Lee; Naomi Stultz, Mrs.
Lee; Aloisius Bollack, Charles,
the son; Rose Underhill, Virginia,
the daughter; Betty Cremeans,
Decide, the maid; Leona Wallace,
Kathryn, the neighbor girl; Anna
Hill, Miss Stanley, the secretary;
Paul Bradley, Lewis, the financial
advisor; and Francis Forsythe,
Arthur, Virginia's boyfriend. Also
in the cast are football players
and society ladies.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
SOY Se d E3Elg -
By MRS. CLAIR THOMPSON. Phone ss2l
BUSINESS. PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN PLAN CARD PARTY
.aEs*s** T*4

Members of the Business and
Professional Women's Club are
busy with last minute plans get
ting ready for spring card party
to be held in the Veterans of
Foreign War Building on N. Main
st. Mrs. Martha Jane guy, gen.
eral chairman announced today,
Mrs. Annis Shaw will be assistant
for the affair.
The Business Women were or
ganized two years ago, have held
dinner meetings each month and
have sponsored Worthwhile pro-
jects each year. This past year it
has been the speech department
of the Marysville Public Schools,
for which proceeds from the card
party are to be used.
The tickets are being sold by
the members or can be bought
at the door, with lovely prizes to
be given during the evening. One
of the prizes will be a basket of
groceries. There will be prizes for
both ladies and men. Mrs. Marie
Randall with Mrs. Florence Herd
and Mrs. Mignon Forty are in
charge of the refreshments, and
Miss Helen Davis in charge of
prizes. Make plans now to attend
the Spring Card Party held on
April %, sponsored by the Busi-
ness Women's organization.
PURITAN CIRCLE
Puritan Circle of the Kings
Daughters met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Marjorie
Crothers on the Milford Center
rd., with Miss Marie Strauss as
assistant hostess. The following
program was given; Quotations,
Mary Gordon; devotions, Amelia
Cleaves; Bible Study, David" /,
Carrie Beightler; Reading, Helen
Meyers; Silver Cross and Ohio
Voice, Marie Strauss; and special
number, Inez Weidman. The
Circle voted to give some money
to the Youth Center. After the
program, a social hour was en-
joyed and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wise en-
tertained Sunday at their home,
with a birthday dinner for their
grandson, Melvin Rettig, of near
Somersville. He was six years
old on April 2.
Those present to help with the
celebration were Mr.. and Mrs
Burnell Bame, of Jenera; Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Wise, of Marys-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Rettig,
of near Somersville; his cousins,
Eugene, Marvin, Robert, Carolyn
and Tavern Bame, of Jenera;
Garlic, Vivene and Gary Wise, OF
Marysville, and his sister, Jane,
parents and grandparents.
All enjoyed a real good time.
In the afternoon, ice cream and
cake were served.
41ErHEIa "a c1iEsr MEETING M
The annual guest meeting OF
the Aletheia Literary Society will
be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday at
the Legion Memorial Building.
The affair will be a dessert
bridge, and the feature of the
afternoon will be a style show
in charge of Mrs. George More
lock. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Bishop and several
teen-age models.
Mrs. John Sharrer is in charge
of arrangements. The committee
to assist Mrs. Sharrer and Mrs.
Morelock are Mrs. William Cole
man, Mrs. Walter R. Otte, Mrs.
Glen Grigsby, Mrs. John Baker,
and Mrs. Russell Gronko.
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c. E. A. MEETING
Christian Education Association
will meet at p. m. Tuesday eve
ming in the Parish House. Rev.
George M. Dittmar, of the First
English Lutheran Church, will be
the guest speaker.
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PAGE TKRl.1
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Helen Howisher, of Lima, was
fined SIS and costs Wednesday
afternoon, by Mayor c. L. Kings
more. when she pleaded guilty
to speeding. Highway Patrolman
w. f. Bushong, the arresting Of
ficer, charged she was speeding
20 m. p. h.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
MARRIED IN KENTUCKY

Miss Rosalie Hobbs, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hobbs,
Marysville, and Mr. Tian Phelps,
Redwood, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Low Phelps, were married March
%, in Greenup, KY.