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Evening star., 1948-07-11

OLD COURTHOUSE RD-2-story frame,
flint rock foundation, good sized rms: hy.
on 1st d.; 4 bedrms on End f.; full attic.
basement. front and side porches; lot 1853
by 343 TT: beautiful trees orchard;
EASTMAN & SEAY, Realtors FA. 2620.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
RIVERDALE

64O1 Oliver ST.. East Pines. Spacious
bungalow on beautiful large corner lot:
Living room, bedrooms, fully equipped
large kitchen and bath on 1st A.; large
attic bedroom. Priced at $500: only
81 900 down and about S54 monthly,
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

THIS is A LITTLE JEWEL-It is = 20
karat beauty, California. .designed. Lge.
cool 'front.' lot, lge., shrubbed, fenced rea
lot corner windows with Venetian blinds
screened and storm windows. lge: liv. rm
. good-sized bedrms. and blue. tiled bath
lge work-saving kit. equipped with up
holstered din. seats, auto. dishwasher
range and rfgr: full bsmt. with recre
rm., fireplace. dark rm. and utilities
Priced for immediate sale. ARLINGTON
930O Ill
Evening star., 1948-07-11
AVONDALE

:3s4a 34th st, Mt. Rainier, Md,
1852; ewes, UN. 1224.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

$4,000. Let US show you this nice home home
EASTMAN g. sEAY, Realtors, FA. 26:0
OPEN e-s-eoos RUSSELL RD., Alexan.
dria, Va-Beautifu Cape Cod. featurint
;st,h;. bedroom bath also paneied ,nt,, deh
sun deck; buiit-in garage; paneled rec; yn I'm
81 81 heat saso cH gffaati ais4, DwYER & BOYD
oak trees that shade this house give IT tina,
homeiike atmosphere so often sought ane
so seldom found The asphalt drivswa, ,s
gratifying experience The house is spot
less, and has a large living room dinint
room kitchen; bedroom and d.. bath tho on tn. tn.
closets on the second floor. There is
full basement with m oil furnace; laundr!
tubs ste The fertility syd Of the and wi
is'ifi Is miles 'f from washington in ons Of th'
most beautiful sections of Fairfax County
PEo So? Sec ee0 Mason 500 HIST dSyR Sa
Va, FA. i447. At the end of columbi'
pike, cloSssed sn SUNDAYS; -. 81. n.sd
Hail ioie' cash needed. VA. REAL ESTATE
sERY1GE sH nRFN FairtfS hNn asW1 COLLIE for whit
country cmHes Cape A Cod. Large OAK trees, i COO GOO
nished; if desired sl4'95o. OWNER
OWNER SELLING 4-bedroom Cape Cod
the owner was builder; has bought
| home in California. Living room and fre
1eef dining ta fz iss 'hs
aII-tile baths, i up and l down; min, + +
fRicouNy f19So n 'Fqss REAnTY fna ssoo C. aa
ON CoLUMBA PIKE. 9 mi, from Wash.
5h acres rooms; IA baths basement basement
orchard. nice ont6ulidingS; 1urnltare n;d
ssS 900; $1,000 cash; "a: 1900 ~,
and you are getting a prewar brick hons homntt
ghieh is center to hse nies
fully 1hyoeS eauipped. and full basement with oi
heat and modern tile bath For Gv fufane! adei
ss 4x 4elfA ts al bunsalex @ ga
&C. h. $1,000 cash. PROVIDENCE
ooffFieERs LOCATION: close s. to 2 Psnsss9I y
roof, equipped kitchen, well built, S.. SOC
cash; total, Sl6,s5o. PROVIDENCE. FA
QUALITY, NOT aUANTITY-Bis 5-roon
brick. corner lot. detached garage; besuti.
ful setting, close to Washineton blvd: sur
sFovrpEscE ffs5i Enc pe,sh Fx as4s o'''o, vaean'
dale--S10, $50, small down payment 5,rm
det. bungalow in a tree-sheltereo neisn-
potH0oo tort: one blk. to stores. bus; com.
portable. charming home; ,playroom. dark
room. fenced yard, oil heat. DIRECTION
Lee Leon hwy. W to eherTydais, esT Pisht on ouese
Elsa. REALTY BULLETIN CO, ow. 1897
! LOVELY OLD HOME: within commutini
stoue van. town location, ali cows, Cal
sfre. Il d.scaaI' cH. o7ss. Bow easy ' '''''
Evening star., 1948-07-11

b-room- and bath Colonial masonry home;
Gas &C. heat, auto. h;.wh; Nice level
lot. Total price, $g.50O. Tsrms For
exclusive agent, OK. 1880.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

ftiiitoenfahg bpr 9egtftn oer Ghdii-
lfpiele angefiillt. 8opf reibte iid on.
4opf, Bis auf Die b0ditep 5ise. gs.
| bate beiBen fonnen:
! l1nb 9feib' on 9feib' georanget iiter,.
@s brehen fat Der 8iibne Stiisert
Ser Mond 8olfer iparteno 0n.
8iele Ser 3uid)auer, oie auf ben
Siten nidt mebr Blab geflin6en, bot
ten iid on Dem offnen gingange bes
@ebauoes aneeIammelt. Die S1nIer,
Juno Bddtereien Der gan5en l1nbgegenb.
tparen perooet; mas es i'm &auie iinb.
altf Dem Selbe ali beipaden gnb, iDar
Der Sbbut bon &inbern anbertruut.
Sn ser Miitte oes rnnbliden @e-.
bduoes erbob iid auf eilem 8or-
|ipringe eine Sribiine fir oen &niier-
|uno ieinen Sof, bon einem purpur-
|farbenen ieibenen 3eltba9e iiber-
ipannt; ben 9intergr,lnb biIoeten
I6ottige, bldtterrei6e 81nme, tpeIhe.
Dem ganSen 8ilbe elm nngemein
freunoIides 4usieben eaben. gu bei-
ben Seiten Der failerliden 2oge be.
fanOen iid mebrere nit Burpur- uno
|Sharlabtiib beleste size, ouf benen
Die eriten Danen gioms ibre Meiae,
|entfalteten. Sier iaB aud cine @rup.
pc bon brei 8erionen, Die ser 5flape
&lauoius beoiente; es tparen gneims
Biio, Serobes Igrippa inb Der fleine
gaius.
Dieiem Iestern n1iiiien mir einige
8orte tpiomen. Or tpar bier tros oes
ltreneen 1ratli6en Berbotes. Wean
batte iid eenotiet seieben, ieinen
8utanfaIen nah5ugeben unb i'm I'M
ter Der Sbbut bes &laubil,s Ben Spie-
len beitpobnen a,l laiien. Mub iolIte
Der Sflabe Dem ainbe ols 9oImeti1er
bienen, ba bon 3ul9auen feline 9feoe
NOR, ionoern nur bon 3nb0ren. Ser
grobere Sell oes &opfes uno bes @e-
itbtes beribtpanb unter bi1ten Ser
banoen, Die faun1 ben M,,n6 freiIie-.
BEN. Wean 6enfe iih Die liebensspiir-
otge @eniitsitimmung oieles &inoes.-
oas nur feline ganalide Ibbangigfeit
i'm 3aume belt.
"Werft gud nur, gneius gilo1
uno on, Serooes slgrippa, ibr ieio a,1
niAts onoerm bier, als INN meine lu-
gen 5u iein. Sic @otter m6gen eufb
beroerben, tuenn ibr mir ni9t olles
aufs genaueite eraablt! SIT Dos Bferb
iAon beralsgefiibrt tporoen2" fraete-
er in ihrilem Gone.
(Sortiesing foIgt)
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II
Grfes &apitel

Ser 8iirfel NOR sefauen. 8ie
elm 2auffeuer gine Die &unoe bon
benz lebensgefdbrli6en 8agnis bes
iungen &itters BON Muno 5u Muno
aus Dem 8nlaite perbreitete Tie ii6 in
bic Stoot. Im nablten Gage gab es
feiu 9aus in ser umgeeenb, mo 1na,,
ni6t buriiber eritaunt getpelen tpare.
Gie Eaubenpoit bradte tie ielbIt nad)
&om. 1no ipenn es fir irgeno elmer,
iiberlattigten 3irfusbeiu6er elmer au-
Beroroentliden an5iebung beburfte,
10 batte er lie iett. gs galt, elm Sier
gu bdnoisen, tpeldes ii9 an lube
5dbmbarfeit nit benz 2open Ser @ii-
ite, an 8efraBigfeit nit Dem unbeim+
liden 8epobuer Der afrifanii6en @e-
paiier: bem &rofobil, an Sobe unb
8elentiefeit NIT ser i6lanfen, Ieift-
fiiBigen Giraffe meiien fonnte.
Ser 5umeilt geteiligte bro6te per-
ionlid Die geadrid)t nod Dem goit-
bauie, tpobin er bie So6ter ieiner
8irtin unter 8egleit,ng oes 2aniita
Tbellus id)on 5uriideeididt batte. gr
oerltanoigte iid nit oieien 8eioen 1pie
nit 8enignas gltern ltno teiIte Ser
Deutter uno S6meiter Die eritaunli6e
&unoe NIT, obne ieood elm Bort BON
ben idrefliden gigenidaften bes 5u
beiteigenoen Sieres gu er1pdbnen.
5rau aglaIs ibrerieits empfing IT.
rem Sobn nit Der erfreuliden Mit-
teilung, tpelde Ser treue Bbilipp ibr
in5lpilden BON Nonte 3ir5euo iiber-
bra6t batte. Gas Sdreiben bes friip
bern Griumpirs Iautete folsenoerma-
BEN:
~Warfus Menilius 2epi6us entbie.
tet Der @itue ieines tapfern 8ruoers
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24

am nddlten Morsen befan6 iid)
Baulus in 8egleitung bes SreigeIal.
1enen Wilipp tuieoer auf Der straBe
nnh Jornid. Or batte aupor beim
gemeini6aftliben Jriibitiif nod elm.
NAL neriudt, feline Wautter gum I'M.
Der5ogerten aufbrud gu betpegen -
tells um ben mebrfad,eu @aruunaes,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-24
9rittes &apiteI

Ger fir Die &fipiele 6es 3irfus
beItimmte Gage mar angebrohen. Ser
gormittag tpar gliibeno beiB geipeien !;
iest aber, mo Die Sonne ii9 idon If
rem 1ntergange 8uneigte, mar cine
angenebme. belebenbe &iible eingetre-
ten.
Sic ,peiten Reiben bes inlprobi.
fierten 9lmpbitbenters .paren i1on
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sd nebme, meiner rn5uldnelid-
felt rngeadtet, Sen &anpf an," ant-
Dortete 0ionpituS erroteno. yMit
Sittern nebme id i'm an. Der 5urdt.
lame pollfiibrt ME Elm fiibnes @ages
itiid. 9enno6, ob1pobl meme Gerlpe,
genbeit 5ittert, iou meine aengitlid=
felt es 1pagen."
rSb, tpie ent5iideno!" rief oie er.
bobene Sulia uno flatlfte IN ibre
S1noe 1mo mari oem bereoten iungen
Otunnes einen ibrer perfiibreril l6en
9lide 5u, Sen 0ionpiius ober ni6t
ben1erfte.
rGieaei6t audi erbitte i6 mir eine
8unlt bon oent &aiier," flbr er fort.
n8ut! .. 8enn ou Sieger bleibit
erbitte oir, mas bu pilit. - God
oaoon Elm amber Mal!" perieste Ser
&aiier idmeidelno.
Rad elmer tiefen Serbeugung bes
0anfes unb bes slbl6ieos entfernte
iid Oionpiius, beeleitet bon ieinem
5reunoe, Der auf i'm gepartet batte.
Siberius G6lar folgte ibnen in bas
SSsnnere oes 8alai ties. ~Sretet bier
ein," iprad er, cine Siire offneno.
Ser Sflonenaufieber bot MIDI be-
nodriftigt, bu iibernebmeit es, ben
Selanus 81 reiten itatt oes Stlanen?"
tuanote er iif, tbm l6arf ins @eiidt
blideno, an Saulus. rBiiie, baB Der
bierte Sag uno sic Stll,toe Dor Con.
nenuntergong oa5u beitimmt lit. -
Salt ou ionit ettpas 5ll bemerfen?"
rBiro oem Siere bas 0auI Der,
banst, erlaudter Gaiar?"
~Sobolo on es beitiesen, miro Der
Waulforb abgenommen."
rGarf id benn, itatt Der Yeiti6e,
irgeno Elm anoeres SSnitrument in Die
Sano nebmen, ,neiu Sd,pert et=
ipa?"
r0u barfit, ober bos Sfer6
oarf feine Gerlesltng erleiben."
rSnoeiien, tpenn es iif) ieIbit cine
iolde su5ose, .. tpenn es 3. g. ge-
gen irgeno et1pas anliefe, ooer in ben
SluB ltiir5te, 10 tpiiroet Sbr bas
mir nidt anrebnen? SSn meiner 8e.
banolung Jon nifts Itesen, mos ieit
2eben ooer ieine 8eiunbbeit irgenb
gefabrben fonnte."
r0as lit am gnbe nur berniinftig,
murmelte Siberius.
SD bobe cine 8e6ingung," fubr
Baulus fort, bob niemano tpdbreno
Ser lesten oieruno5pan5ig Stunoen
ibm Sranf u1o Nabrung reife, nlt,
Der mas id linn ielbIt belorge."
rGu piait oas Sier bur6 9unger
in oeine @epalt bringen?"
~Riht bod, gGlnrl aber es 9ibt
Ginge, Die Elm 8ferb ton ooer betrun-
fen MAIDEN. Sd tpiinif)e es ielbit gu
perloreen."
r0as magit bu tl,n. gs ion nur
@aiier uno @afer erbalten, aber TO-
biel als iein 8ereiter ipiinl6t."
S1emlt entternte it'd Slberlus uno
ging in Sen Sof auriif.
"1es 8ruoers iino mir quitt, "
raunte er Dem Seianus gu; rer lis1
ifon in ser Sale. Gin aaerliebiter
glan! Sir oen fiinften Sag fannit bu
olles in 8ereitidaft balten, oi6 Ser
S6Deiter 5u bemddtieen."
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Elm Yrtrttrr tftrht
(Sortiesuns foIgt)
(Scrtiesu,1e bon Seite q

oauern, :" unterbrid)t Elm SS-@eneral
Die 8erbanblung, .tparum lit Der Be-
febl oes @auleiters nod ni1t bolIao.
gen? Ger 8oll5ug tit iofort au mel
oen!"
Gin Serteibieer lit ni9t beftent
Doroen, bas @eri6t brauht feinen
mebr, oas l1rteil itebt io1pieIo felt.
aae aud Die aneeflagten boren, tpie-
orauBen Die Stabt bel6oiien tpiro.
3man5ig &ilometer Dor Ser Staot
|itebt oie Sreibeit.
3u elmer formalen abIti1nmung
beim nrteilsipru6 fommt es ni6t.
Die &i6ter niden nur oas .SAml-
Dig. gur elm Niden, 1,ur elm 8af-
teln nit bem &opfe, llnb baIo linfen
Wfdnner in Die @rube.
Die 9inridtnns
geo6 muB ser gfeids-8erteibi-
|gungsfommiiiar bas l1rteiI unter-
|idreiben. Or erbGlt es INN elm llbr
|nahts obne l1rteilsbegriin6ung iiber-
reidt. Cine l1rteilsbegriinoung lit fir
|ibn untpeientlif, Der 500 bat es eilia.
Man lit gemobnt, idnen cine Inter
|idrift au geben, penn Weni6enleben
su pernidten iinb. Sa, Megensburg
lion einen Sdod befommen, tpenn es
morgens aufitebt.
yeoh in Der Na6t tpiro Der Oom-
preoiger aus ieiner 3ene gebolt.
.Warid, Ios!" Drobnt es iiber BEN
@ang. Die anoeren SGftlinge abnen,
mas geihiebt. 8or Worgengruuen
miro bie &inridtung 6urd SEN
Strang auf offentlibem YIat boIlao-
gen. Ser 0ompreoiger 9r. sSobannes
Weaier lmb lein Mitangeflagter, Der
2ogerarbeiter 6 3irfl geben au gleider
Stunoe in ben Sob. 8or ben Eoren
Der Staot aber itebt oie Sreibeit. GIs
fie .Denige Stunben ipGter einaiebt,
bangen nod 5Dei 2eiben an Den Ga.
ternenpfablea.
go itarb Der 9onrprebiger bon Me-
gensbure. rSein Mun6 lit 5por Der.
itummt," fiinbet cine @eoenftafeI,
~aber ieine Eat uno Iein Sob ,per.
ben iueiterleben, sena,l 10 uie bic
Spfer bieler anberer tapferer uno
aufre6ter Srauen uno Manner."
Die Siibne
Naf 6rei Sabren 3eitperluIt fano
Elm Worb ieine Siibne. Das @eriht
perurteilte ben ebemaligen @auleiter
bon 8aDreutb &udoeibel 5u aft Sab
ren, ben 2anbgerihtsoireftor Sdpora
gu flint Sabren, iedps Monaten, BEN
SberitaotsanpaIt Chen gu bier Sab
rem nno ben ebemaligen &reisIeiter
bon &egensburg Weigert 5u adtaebn
Wonaten 3ahtbal,s. Rann oies uirf-
Hid eine Siibne iein?
DR.. p.
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FOR SALE
NE W HO NJ {

As am moving to another state am selling
| my home. A distinctive ranch-house stYle-one
floor plan. with screened-in-breezewaYa and attach
ed garage. with overall length of Sc f.
| Large living with built in bookcases
and dinette, two bedrooms with cross ventilation
Big bath with built in wardrobe and linen closets
Beautiful kitchen with built-in cabinets and work
counters-has the best kitchen sink on the mark
| et Cheerful breakfast nook with large windows
laundry room with built in laundry trays, and gas
automatic water heater. This room connects
breakfast nook and garage The garage is "a it. x
| 16ft-concrete floor-overhead steel doors, large
enough for workshop, plenty of storage space and
h ample room to dry laundry.
4 Floors walls and ceilings of this home are III
ph sulated and is heated with Coleman gas furnace
lis Generous size closet in every room. Venetian
! blinds in living and bedroom.
4 Nicely landscaped-has large outdoor fire
4 place. 80 it. frontage.
--WiII sacrafice for early SALE
msso Located at 20 East Fisher Street in new ad-
Ttalsl asltion.
Inquire S. A. LAYM0N, Owner
Phone No. 2361-Richwood. Ohio
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wood; madam conductor, Evelyn
Sarver.
IL -n- III
B & P. w. CLUB
Executive board meeting of th1
Business Professional Women's
club will be held Thursday even
ing at 7:30 at the home of Mrs
Alice Randolph in Milford Center
Those desiring transportation are
to meet at Shaw's studio at 7:l5
IL IL IL
ATTEND CLASS REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Behrens
attended the reunion of the 1898
class of Ohio State university, in
Guiding the traditional Sunset
Supper, held Saturday evening in
the gymnasium on the campus
They had the opportunity OF
meeting Senator Bricker, who
was honored guest.
The master of ceremonies for
the program was Will Doherty
who wrote the famous song
Fight the Team Across the
Field" DR.. Bevis was present and
gave an interesting talk on con
| ditions at the University and then
expansion program. The program
closed with the singing of Car
men Ohio" led by Prof. Weigel.
ELECTED ALTERNATE
Miss Ethel Anderson attended
the annual birthday dinner OF
the Franklin County Salon No
333 of 8 and 40, held at Memorial
Hall, Thursday evening, June 10
The business included the elect
ions of delegates and alternates
to the convention to be held Aug
5 and 6 in Columbus. Miss Ander-
son was chosen as an alternate.
coLEMANs I'M COLUMBUS
WITH YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman
spent the weekend in Columbus
attending sessions of Ohio Young
Democrats Convention. Prose
cutor Coleman, who is candidate
for State Senator from this dis
trict was master of ceremonies al
the banquet held in the Mel
House Ball Room, Saturday eve
ming. Frank j. Lausche, of Cleve-
land, Democratic nominee for
governor, was an honored guest
at the banquet.
Following the banquet, dance
was held in the ball room which
was attended by Mr.. and Mrs,
Coleman, and Mr. and Mrs. w. K
Behrens, of Marysville.
IL + IL
FAMILY PICNIC
Members of the Evans family
enjoyed a picnic supper at Legion
park Saturday evening. Included
in the gathering were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Evans, son, Harry; Mr.
and Mrs. William BARLEY, son
David Lee; Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Evans, son, George; Mr. and Mrs
James Evans; Mr.. Harry Evans
of Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Evans, daughter, Anne, of Co
| lumbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
McCommons, of Flora, ILL.,, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Dale Jr, daugh,
tiers, Susanne and Dianne, anc
son, Rex III of Edwardsville, Ill
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son; outside guard, Virginia Lock
wood; madam conductor, Evelyn
Sarver.
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B & p. w. CLUB

Executive board meeting OF th1
Business Professional Women's
club will be held Thursday even
ing at 7:30 at the home of Mrs
Alice Randolph in Milford Center
Those desiring transportation are
to meet at Shaw's studio at 7:l5
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. East Liberty
BY MRS. MARY KERNS

Forest Woolley was a visitor
Thursday evening in Marion.
Mrs. Vivian Kerns spent
Thursday with Mrs. Carl Berry
and daughter, Rose, in Marysville
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Evans
and children, of Port Clinton
spent the weekend with Mr.. ano
Mrs. Asa CorWin Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lane were in
Columbus Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ada Mae Kensler and
children, of Big Springs, spent
Friday afternoon with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin.
Mrs. Katie Reames and Miss
Lorena Reams, of Columbus,
were guests Monday night and
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Parks and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharp spent
Sunday in Springfield, visiting
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The annual St. John's-Hatha-
way School reunion will be held
Sunday June 20 at the School
building in Milford Center. Bas-
ket dinner at noon. Each one
bring table service.
Mrs. Mae Thompson, of Mech
anicsburg, was business caller
here Friday and was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. knight
Kimball
The Irwin w. S. c. S. met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Kate Davis. Thirteen
members and 4 visitors were pre-
sent.
Mrs. Bruce Graves, of w. State
ST., entertained a group of little
friends Wednesday, June 8, from
to $50, in honor of her son,
Lofts 9Th birthday anniversary.
Guests were Dorothy, Mary and
Martha Payne; Cherry and Ruby
Reed, Joyce Munnerlyn, Patty
and Beverly Jenkins, judy Ann
Graves, Florence, Jenny and
Ethel Robinson and Billy Payne,
Doyle, Bobby and Gerald Mum
nerlyn, Jerry and Jack Jenkins,
Eugene Milliage, Robert Graves,
Lester Robinson, Bernice Huff
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Graves.
After an afternoon of games,
Kool- Aide and ice cream was
served.
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W. c. T. U. VISITS CO. HOME

w. G. 7. u. VISITS CO. HOME
Twenty members Of tn e
Women's Christian Temperance
Union visited the Union County
Home, taking cheer to the aged
inmates in the form of cookies,
magazines, flowers, and music
The Rev. Guy Jeffers gave the
devotions and included an illus
trated talk on "The Cross. Spec
ial music was presented by Mrs
Jeffers and Miss Blanche Stimmel
and all enjoyed the group singing
of old favorite hymns.
Following the program, the
group visited the wards where the
patients, unable to leave their
beds, enjoyed hearing their fav-
orite songs. Among those attend
ing were: Rev. and Mrs. Jeffers
Mr.. and Mrs. Anita LeMaster, Mr.
and Mrs. Wells and daughter, Mr.
f. j. Figley, Miss Edna Figley
Mrs. Ralph Reed, Mrs. Pearl Rol-
ey, Mrs. Porter Amrine, Mrs. w
T. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hyland, Miss Blanche Stimmel
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magsig, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilcox.
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friends and relatives.
Charles Kuba was a visitor in
East Liberty Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Forsythe
and children were supper guests
Wednesday evening of Mr.. and
Mrs. James McCrery, Of Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bradley, OF
Marysville, were Monday evening
callers at the Walter Forsythe
home.
Paul Everett Sharp spent the
weekend in West Mansfield with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Park
visited Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. John Park and family.
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is general chairman. Mrs. Everett
Ohnsman, of Springfield, is sec
retary, MIR. Earl Walker, treas
urer.
Miss Florence Ohnsman, of Mil
ford Center, is entertainment
chairman and Mrs. James Anon,
of Columbus, is chairman OF
table committee.
The reunion will be held Sun
day, June 20, at the Shelter house
in Legion Park.
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By MRS. MARTHA KIMBALL

Mrs. Miller Mcconnell, of near
Sullivan, called to see her niece,
Mrs. Ralph Brust, Friday. She
is very i'll. Mrs. Mcconnell was
Friday night guest of Mrs. Edith
Orahood and called on old friends.
Members of the Circle of Love
of The Kings Daughters who
wish to go to Maple Crest, Buoy
rus, for Maple Crest Day, June
II, are asked to contact Mrs.
Dorothy Simons or Erma Weaver
for transportation on or before
June l6.
Mrs. George Whitney, of Marys-
vile, was a guest at the covered
dish luncheon Thursday, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Vern
Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hempy,
of Columbus, were calling on
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. ]. H. Simons and son,
Don; Mrs. D. j. Smith and sons,
Freddie and Johnnie; Mrs. Viii
liam SimonS, of this place; and
Mrs. Stanley Simons, of Plain
City, attended the graduation
exercises of the formers grand
son, James Barr, at Linden Nc
Kinley High School.
A surprise birthday party was
held on Tuesday evening, June
8, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris G. Nicol for their son,
Lloyd, in honor of his 2lst birth
day anniversary. The following
guests were present for the oc-
casion: Misses Betty Warner,
Lucille Nicol, Doris Kleiber, Lois
Wolpert, Joan Freshwater, Lucille
! Kleiber, Marie and Helen Nicol,
Milton Nicol, Herbert Kleiber
Herbert Nicol, Reinhard Blum
enschein, Eugene Scheiderer,
Norman Eirick, Edwin Nicol, Lee
roy Schwartzkoff, r a y m n d
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Nicol,
daughter, Audrey; Mr. and Mrs
Pearl Nicol and sons, Eugene
and Roger, and the honored guest
Games were played and refresh
ments served by the hostess,
Everyone enjoyed a lovely eve
ming.
w. S. C. S. Meets
The Woman'S Society of Chris
tian Service enjoyed delightful
day Thursday at the beautiful
country home of Mrs. Vern How
ard. A bountiful covered dish
dinner was served and enjoyed
at the noon hour by 25 members
Rev. Gam bill a d severa
guests. Mrs. George Coe had
charge of the business meeting
and program. The service of Wor-
ship in charge of Mrs. Martha
Huffman, prayer, Mrs. Julia Ad-
ans; solo, Come to me All ye
that Need Rest" Miss Louella
Rausch, accompanied by Mrs
Walter Jinneyj a review Of the
book, Great Prayers of the
Bible" was very Interestingly
given by Mrs. Seth Ingram, who
reviewed the first three chapters
Mrs. Clifford Heinrich reviewed
chapters four, five and six, clos
ing with the poem MY God anc
| T.. Mrs. Heinrich contributed
much to the enjoyment of the
program as in addition to the
book review, she presented the
June topic, THE Christian Alco-
hol and public Health, which
was very interesting.
The business included reports
by secretary, Mrs. Clarence Har-
ris, announcements of the Sabina
Institute and the intermediate
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EAGLES AUXILIARY
| OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED

The following officers were in
stalled for the coming year: at
the regular meeting Wednesday
evening of the Ladies Auxiliary
to Del-Mar Aerie No. 2225.
Jr. Past Madam President,
Christine Grubbs; madam pres
ident, Louise Roosa; madam vice
president, Marjorie Roosa; madam
chaplain, Martha Mccarthy; trus-
tee, Leila McAbee; secretary, Ethel
Holloway; treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Gordon; inside guard, Cleo Glib
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JUNE ID. l94s--
DRAMATIC CLUB TO HOLD
REUNION IN LEGION PARK

When the Riverside Dramatic
club, their families and friends,
hold their reunion this year, Mrs.
w. H. Grimes, former director of
the club will come by plane from
Kansas to be with them. Mrs,
Charles Edwards, from James
town, Pa, is also planning to at
tend.
Mr.. Floyd Olsen, of Columbus,