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Evening star., 1948-05-01
Suspect 70 Face Court
In Attempted Ho|dup,
Beating Of Customer

Scheduled to appear in Municipal
Court today was a 40-year -old man
charged with an attempted holdup
yesterday at the Kent cleaning store,
zoos Thirteenth street NV, and
with beating a 65-year-old Chinese
customer.
The accused is Malcolm Lewis
Hoffman, 1910 Eleventh street NV,
who was arrested after a two-block
chase by the elderly victim and a
crowd of schoolboys.
Police said Hoffman walked into
the store yesterday afternoon, BRAN
dished a whisky bottle at the store
manager, Mrs. Lee Haddix, As, Of
1906 Belmont street NV, and de-
manded the money in the cash reg
lister.
Mrs. Haddix and a clerk. Miss
Louise Hoffman. "a, of 1910 F. street
NV, fed to the back of the store,
police said, and the bandit turned
his attention to customer, Wong
Chong, 1907 L street NV.
Apparently afraid that Mr.. Wong
would call for help, Hoffman
smashed him over the head with
the bottle, according to police, then
rushed out of the store. Bleeding
profusely, Mr.. Wong rushed after
him, crying, Help. Help. He took
my money"
Some dozen schoolboys, playing
at the nearby Thomson School,
joined the chase led by Thomas
Tavenner, IA, of 1114 Tenth street
NV. Police, who had been sum-
moned from the store, were led to
the Eleventh street rooming house.
where Mr.. Wong and the boys iden-
titled Hoffman.
Mr.. Wong, who thought he had
been robbed of his wallet, contain
ing SIT, later discovered it lying
on the floor of the cleaning estab-
lishment. He was taken to Cas-
Evening star., 1948-05-01

w I'LL a m J.
Cassiday was to
have retired to-
day as director
of purchases for
the printing Of
fee. He died
yesterday in his
h o m e, 1911
Tu c k r m a n
street NV, aft
er a long illness.
The so year.
old World War
I veteran had
been on leave
since December.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
In Mrnturtant
BOOKER. NETTIE AND THOMAS

BOOKER, NETTIE AND THOMAS. In
sag sad but loying mem9Ey 2I,yr Of our dear mother
grandfather, THOMAS BOOKER, July 23,
1892.
Memories are treasures no one can steal.
Till memory fades and life departs,
0ET9TTR MegITS DAYdHN5EK ARaN5sH4Hz NARY so0KER
BURREL, EVA. In, loving memory Of
our n, mother and grandmother, EVA BUR
BEL BEL who ho left 1so Us twenty-one years ago
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. I.
CAsSELL, JOHN NJ. In SAD but loving
rememnranGe e H Of our dear father, JOHN
Two years ago today, Mey /, 1915.
Gone. but not forgotten.
JOHN; NELLIE, ELIZABETH, ANNIE AND
ELLIS. REV. RICHARD. In loving
memory Of + my dear husband, Rev. RICH
ago today, May /, 1943,
Oh, the dearest place to memory
~, Is that hillside, far away,
Where, here Riehard, .h sleeping meath the flower,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, MAY ELLIS.
GREEN, ANNA. In loving memory of
our sister and aunt ANNA GREEN, who
departed this life May /, l947.
Today recalls the memory
Of a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think OF her today
,,ra Are e those who loved her best
W1LLiAM NJ H iN5RE Green NoqH Nice E5RFPAiNNEH FANNfE
GREEN NEPHEW, BENJAMIN JOHN
GRIER, ALEATHA In loving memory
May /, 1910.
Gone: but not forgotten
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAGGIE.
dear HALL nosaf MINNIE n1NNrE N In mem2ry of
passed away three years ago today. May
II, 1915
Since you went first, and We remain,
One thing we would have you do.
Walk slowly down the beautiful path,
For some day We will follow you,
We want to know each step you take,
That We may walk the same;
Some day down that lonely road
You will hear us call your name.
HEB LOVING DAUGHTERS, MABEL AND
HARVEY. REV. JAMES T. In fond mem
Rev JAMES M o'h HAaVEY Who fnu psssss is'heT
eternal, rest seven years ago today, May
II, 1941.
He bade no one a last farewell,
He said gooo-by to none
The heavenly gates Just opened wide
And a loving voice said. Come"
GOD knew that he was suffering,
So hs he eCsed hs eh his Tears hsFd eyeds tG a0
And whispered. Peace be thine"
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
JACKSON. CHARLES F. In loving re-
membrance of my devoted husband
CHARLES F. JACKSON. who departed this
life May l, 1886.
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break. but all in vain;
To have. to love and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow I have ever known
DEVOTED WIFE. BERTHA H. JACKSON
MIDDLETON, ELLA G. In cherished
memory of a dear little friend. ELLA G.
MIDDLETON who left me thirty-hve
HER Il IPlEyS FRIEND. MARIE JARVIS
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Knife Wound Is Fatal
To District Woman

Her throat slashed with a butcher
knife, 36-year-old mother died at
Gallinger Hospital early today Po-
lice identified her as Mrs. Doris M
Martin, who lived with her father
and stepmother, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mansfield, in the 200 block of
Third street Sc. Divorced from her
husband, she was the mother of a
son about IA years old, police said
Mr.. Mansfield told police his
daughter had been in i'll health sew
eral years and was respondent. He
said he heard her pass through his
bedroom about $3.50 am. and spoke
to her. She did not answer, and a
few minutes later Mrs. Mansfield
found her lying on the kitchen floor.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Bogota Pact Signed
In BoIivar's Villa
BY the Associated Press


BOGOTA, Colombia, May I'm
a Bogota villa where Simon Bolivar
dreamed of South Americas inde-
pendence ll8 years ago, delegates
of 81 American nations last night
signed pacts welding them together.
1t was the formal closing of the
Ninth Pan American Conference.
but for many it also was a tribute
to South Americas hero.
The delegates were reminded that
peace and order can be precarious,
Outside the dining room where they
met, armored cars rumbled and
troops in battle gear clumped the
streets around the villa as Co.
lombia's President Mariana Ospina
Perez strove to put Bogota back on
an even keel after the April 9 up
rising.
A lone electric light shone over
the table where more than a CEN
tury ago Bolivar and his followers
Planned Tor free South America.
AS the Chilean and Uruguayan
delegates prepared to sign, the light
went out. Somebody lighted can
oelabra used during the Bolivar
era. The ceremonies were brief.
Former President Romulo Betan-
court of Venezuela spoke and then
the signing began.
The delegates signed a charter
giving concrete form to American
corporations one pledging Ameri-
can republics to settle disputes
among themselves; a resolution
condemning international commu-
nism and another urging peaceful
abolition of foreign colonies in the
hemisphere, among others.
They also signed one which had
the flavor of Simon Bolivar. It
was a declaration OF the rights and
duties of man.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Dot Vernon Dies al s.;
Noted Circus Trick Rider
BY the Associated Pres,

SAN JOSE, Calf, May THE
one-time queen of the circus cow
girls died here yesterday at SO.
She was Mrs. Eugene Bolton, who
was known professionally as Dot
Vernon, trick roper and rider who
performed in Great Britain, Africa
and the Latin American countries.
She began her career in her ma
tive Texas Panhandle with the
Pawnee Bill wild west show. In 1914
she went to Great Britain with
10l wild west show and while there
was presented to the royal family
at a command performance.
Mrs. Bolton retired from the cir
Gus 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Gerritt Hoeven, 81, Dies;
House Members Fother

BY the Assoeioisd Press
ALTON, Iowa, May 1.-Gerritt
HoeVen, 81, father of Republican
Representative Hoeven, died yester-
day at his home here after an ILL
ness of eight years.
Survivors besides the widow and
Mr.. HoeVen are three DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
DR.. John Auer, 73, Dies;
At St. Louis u. II Years
By the Assocjotsd Press

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Dr. John
Auer. 73, director Of the department
OF Pharmacology at st. Louis Uni
verslty for 27 years. died last night.
He was a prominent contributor to
medical research.
Before coming to st. Louis Uni
Versity he was an instructor in
Harvard University Medical School
and professor in New York Uni
Versity. He was native of Ro-
chester, N. Y
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Russian Attaches Son
Ploys Hockey in Park

Sixteen-year old Ura Belikov, son
OF the naval attache Of the Soviet
Embassy. played hockey from the
Embassy's school to spend the day
in Rock Greek Park yesterday.
The story got out when his wor-
rted father. Capt A. F. Belikov,
notified police. When Ura arrived
at his home at 1901 Kenyon street
NV. just after the Soviet Embassy
school at 1904 Twenty-flrst street
NV. let out. everyone was so re-
lieVed that he was hardly Scnlded
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Pythons Used to Cotch Rots

PENANG, Malaga (P.-Cats are
being replaced as rat catchers here
by pythons. A rice mill owners
association announced tests had
shown the giant snakes, up to 25
feet in length. kill two or three
times as many rats as cats. So they
are installing q tame python In
each rice mill.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

Elkridge, Md, he was graduated
from the old Business High School
and entered the chief clerks office
of the GPO in 1907. He attended
George Washington law school at
night and was graduated in 1915.
He transferred to the division of
Evening star., 1948-05-01
HENRY A MfTCRLER, Master.
LELAND W. WARNER. Sr Sec 3

ess sHAfkS HNNA sA1S On d rfssy s Agr Psab5a2 s
st: NV, beloved wife of Charles shaplin
hape Ra fevo1d snd mSseF H1 Tsce M R0q oa and Louis M
Of Rockville; Conn Funeral services at
Home, 35oi 14th st. NV, on Sunday, May "
z, at ~ noon. 1nterment. Agudas Achin
Cemetery
sMIIHsoN, as; CLARENCE T. On 2,,cr Thurs
husband Of Betty smithson (nee Phytnianl,
son son Of Mary p and the late Thomas j.
eaII at VIM. j; Valleys Funeral Home, 5S2
at $50 am: thence to St, Peters church,
where mass will be offered at 10 am. for
the 5spoSe Of his s9g Reaye
Cemetery.
aay; ApTli 20; ia4s, ciARENcE Eu' T. +
sMITHSoN Of loo2 6 st Sc. Members
of st. Peters fu Holy Name Society are re-
neral Home, 500 sth st. Sc. for prayers
on Sunday, May =; at pm.
LLOYD HAMEfT. Secretary. i e'' i
rnsF!dsg sq1H!yAS Spr watrEs q s72sgss %ss s
CUMB SULLIVAN. beloved brother of Mrs.
Ronast Louise e,;rl F9x Mrs Emily s. Asplcl and
Funeral Home, 400 ar chapin A St. aoec9 n.W., on
Monday. May 3, at II am. Interment
George Washington Memorial Park Gene
terry. 2
THOMSON, MARGARET REESE. On
EgsE IasE TAoMsoN AR5 bfo1sd ts4s ME- MARG4RF 6e
late Eliot H. Thomson formerly of the
Washington Loan. g. Trust Coz, mother
Of e Eliot T, Re Reese Thomson and Mrs; Mar
and interment Loudon Park Cemetery,
Baltimore. Md, on Monday, May 3, at
l am; Kindly omit flowers. Joy Mortu-
80, i5fs' at T. NaSsl oh HTsday Medea eeT1l eeni
e. !
Funeral Home, 517 18th st. Sc,
ATI,nsiSn aI,i Nstional csmetsTy (Aiezsn
WALKER HENRY. On Wednesday,
april 2s, 194s, HENRY WALKER Of 1880
KaqTama Eb5 ID NV devoted son of Mrs
to mourn their loss one brother, a grand
mother. four aunts, two cousins and a host
OF friends. Friends may call after II
where funeral services will be held Mon
day: May 3, at p m, Rev. stephen G.
SpottsWood officiating. lnterment Lincoln
Memorial Nienlom &c Cemetery. Services by Allen, g.
YOUNG, FRANK WILLIAM. Suddenly,
Park Md, FRANK WILLIAM YOUNG, be-
Willow Run, Mich t' Funeral SGnsa qonef from the 0e
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st.
NV, Tskoma Park. D. C.. on Monday,
sre invited. Interment National Capital
Memorial Park.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
4nnriltrtn

GoLDINER, SIMON. An unveiling will
pm, at the United Hebrew Cemetery on
Washington Baltimore blvd, Of a monu-
ment to SIMON GOLDINER. Relatives
and friends are invited to meet at 1000
3rd st. NV. at l1:30 am. to attend
MRS. THElMA 8. GoLp1NER. l
Evening star., 1948-05-01

NEWARK, N. J.-ESCAPE IN MOVIE SET ACCIDENT-Movie
Actor Jimmy Stewart Qe and Eddie Albert principals
movie being filmed at Newark Airport relax after helping
injured when wind toppled steel tubing
scaodng with two electricians ATOP into actors
production workers and spectators Stewart and Mr.
Albert uninured but others hospital treat
ment. Wrenhoto
Evening star., 1948-05-01
". }. Cassidy, GPO EmpIoye,
Dies on Day Before Retirement

Death yesterday intervened in the
retirement plans of a veteran of Al
years at the Government Printing
Evening star., 1948-05-01
GarhH nf ThankH

LIPSCoMB, CHARLES EDWARD tBUCK)
The family Of the late CHARLES EDWARD
(BUCK) LIPSCOMB wish to express their
appreciation to their many relatives
friends and neishbors for their kindness
during their bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Dratha
MAILMAN torrYp ma,

MecLENDoN, LoTTIE MAE. On wed
Rospts ARs RorTE ts ncLENbos M Il E5SOsse. 6e
Mrs Lucille Battle I ana Leroy 95 Eder, srt jr =.
Nine uncles one aunt and host of ether
relatives and FRIENDS also survive. After
at Fraziers Funeral Home, Inc $50 R. I.
ave, aave, NV; where funeral services will be
ssd 0n Hsy 3 at am In
be seen at 1914 10th st NV
MoY, SING CHUNG CWILLIE). On
WILLIE! MoY; beloved husband Of Gum
Services at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st. NV, on Monday, May 9, at
R;so pm. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
MILLER. HARRY GORDON. On Fri
sSss S5: e .
2 at 10 am. 1nterment Cedar aiii
MULLEN. CHARLES FREDERICK. Sud-
sfh{ EE5ffH ANU Mu11F n of lyts fs
ert and Be Witt Mullen o FunePal eeeq Sc services vices
saoi s. the i4sb s II Hines Co. Funeral Home,
a. S;$o m; thence to st. Agnes Asnss' Episco.
pal Church: 46 Que st. NV, at 10 am
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery. 8
MULLEN, CHARLES F, On Friday.
IA Len. EIih; D. @smSsT es sHARaFs Il foamgfs E mSl,
/ E[Sg 1 Typographical Union. No. 101,
| &E2 and Avups. Services Tuesday,
~ May :, at 9;3o am, at the
seTSGsi at s AEess
NS5sRP josEPH tsfis Z. fiNs, secretary-rreasurer.
PINCK. HOWARD p Suddenly: on
IhgTsday, April 90; 194s, HOWARD F.
father Of MS Helen 5. McNatt y o, Ban: Ban
ming. Calf Funeral from the W. K Hunte-
NV. NV on Monday. May 5, at pm Rela-
tives and friends invited to attend. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. .
aFs fAr hi, So 0R fgo Frasy ADr 80
Of Mrs. Mamie Ray Waters, Frank 4. and
Robert Y, Ray. Remains resting. at the
Bsthesda Bet a,5a Chevy Chase Funsral Home 9f
saints Eplscopal Church; chevy Chase
Cemetery Woodside, Nd
na4s N Macy heF Sesdence s On fS Vannm ARr
The late Thomas W; and Mary E: Riley:
A. Riley. Private services viii be held at at
the above address on Monday, May 3, at
3 pm. 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery. 2
| RoBEY. SEAMAN &c LOUIS KIRK
On January 81; 1944, in Puerto
/ @A. Rico, Seaman &c LOUIS KIRK
| lS ROBEY Naval Air Corps, aged
| I 10 years, Of 1928 Potomac ave
! I Sc. son of Louis E. and Helen
/ D1 L. Robey and brother of william
A.. Ralph E. and Mary B. Robey
Refinement in Arlington National Gene
terry Monday, May 2, l94S, at . pm, day
light saving time. Relatives and friends
| invited. .
ROSE, HERBERT MILLARD. A special
! n communication of Washington
| N Centennial Lodge No. IA. F. A.
IN A. M, is called for m. Tues
VI fH day, May 4, 194S. for the pur-
! SN% pose of conducting the last Ma
( " sonic rites for our late brother.
HERBERT M1LLARD ROSE. All
members are urged to attend
HInCIH 81
Evening star., 1948-05-01
RUTH H. DAVIS, President,
ELEANOR B. JONES, Secretary Q

MAUPIN, MAMIE. Departed this life
Wednesday. April 90, 194S. at her resi-
Of faith. Miss so MAMIE MAUPIN' Nm daushter Ia rpt
of the late Dabney and Mary Maupin. the
loving mother of Thomas Howard. She
Wallace and Mrs. Martha Steward: three
brothers, George, Daniel and William
Maupin; three nephews, Clarence and Will
liam Blackwell and William Bolden III:
one niece, Mrs. Virginia Blackwell. and
many other reatives and friends. Rela-
tives and friends may call at her late resi-
dence on Sunday, May >, after l pm. Fu-
neral services Monday, May 3, at pm.
at St. Paul's Baptist Church. 27th and K
sts. NV. Rev. Earnest Gibbs oficiatine
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by Montgomery Bros Fu-
neral Home, el3 Florida ave. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

BOOKER, NETTIE AND THOMAS. In
sad but loving memory of our dear mother
and grandmother NETTIE BOOKER, who
went away May l. 1927, and father and
grandfather, THOMAS BOOKER, July 90,
1892.
Memories are treasures no one can steal.
Parting leaves heartaches no one can heal;
Till memory fades and life departs,
Evening star., 1948-05-01
DORSEY. GEORGE On Friday. April

GEORGE E. DORSEY. beloved husband OF
Elvira Dorsey: father of Mrs. Mary Ad-
ans. Mrs. Mabel Jackson, Mrs Elsie Ken
nedy, Garfield and Nathan Dorsey; broth
er OF Mrs. Madeline o. Davis and James H.
Dorsey. Also surviving are six grandchil,
dren and host OF other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the Snowden
g. Davis Funeral Home Rockville, Md.
after 3 pm. Saturday. May l. Funeral
Sunday, May 2. at . pm, from the Mount
Pleasant Church, Norbeck, Md. Rev w. E
Williams officiating. Interment church
cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-05-01

JANE M fnoREAcE Brown S4sf Of 1853 SstE sos
Brown and mother OF Richard Winfield and
Austin Stanley Brown. Services at the S.
H Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
Ct. NV, on Monday. May 3, at 3 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3
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FOR SALE-10xl2 brooder house,
insulated, or runners, with double
roof and floor. Can be used for
cottage Henry HANDLE, Phone
1924. 2-5-2ts.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Legal NOTICE

The Board of County Commission
ers of Union County, Ohio, will re-
ceive sealed bids for the purchase
and installation Of n Frequency
Modulated j. o j c e Communication
Type Two-way Radio equipment at
the Commissioners office in the
Court House, Marysville, Union
County, Ohio on Monday February
23rd, 194S. at 1000 O'Clock A. M.
The specification for said equip
ment are on file at the office of the
County Commissioners and may be
inspected by those desiring TO place
Il bid for said installation.
The County commissioners re-
serve the right to repect any and all
bids and all sealed bids including
all information called for i'm the
specifications on file in the County
office must be i'm
the hands of said commissioners on
or before the time indicated to-wit,
February %, 194S at 1000 o'clock A.
M.
Union County Commissioners
Per: <William H. Coleman,
Prosecuting Attorney
Ian. 29-4T
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FOR SALE-Binder, corn planter,
breaking : p | o ws, cultivators,
wagons, horse drawn. S. c. Rice,
LaRue. l-29-6t$
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FOR SALE-Vacumn milk wash
er for milking machine, SIS.
Phone K-53 Mt Victory. Harold
Harrington. It's
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FOR SALE-l000 bu. good yellow
corn. Amos Honnert, West Liber-
ty Rt. |. Phone G-92. z to 8 pm.
1-29-8t
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FOR SALE-32 light plant with
all equipment; sweeper, washer,
iron, radio, motors, and fan. Mrs.
Bertha Font, Rt. 2, West Mans
field. mi n. Of West Mansfield.
1-29-3t
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FOR SALE-Clinton oats, Lin
coin soybeans, both from certi-
fled seed; also Duroc male hog,
son of winner of ton litter in Ohio
last year. j. E. Carson. Phone $40
mi n. New Dover. Its
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our Sinccge
thanks and appreciation to our
neighbors and friends far and
near for the beautiful floral tri-
butte and kindness shown at the
death of our husband and father,
Millard f. Mabb; also to the Rev.
j. M. Gambill for his consoling
words: the r. Glenn Reed funeral
home for their efficient and OBJ
hging services; to pail bearers.
singers and special thanks to DR.,
B. f. Baker and Mrs. Leroy Wood.
Wife and Children IT.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnlF. OHIO
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL.

FOR SALE-Universal hay and
grain elevators in 20 to 40 ft.
lengths, gasoline or electric are
now available. l.. c. Terrell, West
Liberty. Phone G-53. 1-11-10tS
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Farmers Supply, Redwood.
1-19-6t
NOTICE
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BATH TUB LAVATOPY
TOILET
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
BRANDS
Sf34.62 less trim
We can supply pipe and fittings,
soil pipe and fittings, pumps,
softeners, gas, oil and electric
water heaters.
Installation including carpenter
work.
Most complete stock of plumb
ing supplies and fixtures in
Marysville.
Easy Terms
Dovidson's
203 S. Main St. MsrYsville. 0.
Phone 804I
FOR SALE-8 piece golden oak
dining room suit, good as new.
702 E. Fifth st. Its
FOR SALE-Twin cylinder May
tag motor and also r. c. A. bat
tary radio. II. E. Taylor, Somers-
vile. Its
FOR SALE-1Crosley Shelvadof
refrigerator; | Hoosier kitchen
cabinet; Queen Ann dining table
with chairs. Call in evenings.
Owen Webb, 245 w Ottawa st.
Redwood, 2-5-2ts
FOR SALE-2 wheel auto trailer,
with stock rack. Al condition.
Phone 5555. 2-5-lts
FOR SALE-Fox terrier pups, 8
weeks old. Glenn Cline, Marys-
vile, Ri. 4, Phone $500. 2-5-2ts
FOR SALE-Proctor Never-Llft
electric iron, like new Priced
right. Phone 1851. Mrs. B. B. Hill.
North LeWisburg. It's
FOR SALE-Heatrola, large size
in good condition. Priced reason
able. Albert E. Guy, N. Lewis
burg. Z-3-3t
FOR SALE-Queen Arms lace,
hand crocheted, table cloth, size
64-48. Priced S35. Phone 1882.
Mrs Wilson Corbet. N. Lewis
burg. 2-5-3t
FOR SALE-Warm morning heat
er, slightly used; one heatrola. T.
l.. Patton, / mi. s. Broadway. Its
FOR SALE-Car trailor, in good
condition. Pearl Johnson, Irwin
Station. Its
FLOCK OWNERS-More people
buy Colonial chicks than other
kinds. Discounts. Priced from
S13.40. February delivery. 81 per
100 deposit. j Bernice Moore,
Claiborne 2-5-2T*
FOR SALE-red wool 3 pc. snow
suit, size 3, like new. Mrs. Merl
Mannasmith, Redwood Rt. 2. Its
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FOR SALE-Holstein COW, z
years old, fresh 10 days and CIV
ing good flow of milk; 200 bales
of wheat straw baled with twine
baler. James Weiser, l mi. e. of
wv. Mansfield on Rt. At. Phone
Y-54. Its
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our neighbors, friends,
and relatives for the cards, floral
offerings and sympathy extended
us during the illness and death
of our father. Casper Rausch, also
to the choir, to Rev. Zehner for
his consoling words, and to Mill
cr-Lee for their efficient services.
The Family. IT.
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FOR SALE-9 rooms, one room
adaptable for either den or bed
room with gas CRATE, 2 baths, one
lavatory, ali IN o d ern, pine
panelied end in living room with
wood burning fireplace, screened
living porch, automatic forced
filtered air gas furnace, automatic
gas water heater, modern quilt
in kitchen with breakfast corner;
venetian blinds, storm sash and
hardwood floors on first floor,
attic insulation, 2 car garage,
large corner lot, one Of the largest
elm trees in the state. Can be
purchased furnished or unfur-
nished. SHOWN BY APPOINT
MENT.. Mrs. Chas. c. ID. Lee, Adj
ministratriX of the estate of Adele
MoWry Kagay, deceased. Phones
6l0l and 694l l-15-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-02-05

FOR SALE-Good young milk
cow. H. A. Littler, Cable, TT /.
Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-02-05
Monday, Feb, l6

Elmo Rager and Clayton Young
mile north of Byhalia, 20 cattle,
dairy equipment, 26 hogs, 81
sheep, pony, chickens and geese,
tractor outfit, combine, imple-
plements, hay, straw, corn and
cnsilage Simpson & Son and Lin
90 & DetWiler, auctioneerS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-02-05
Thursday. Feb. II

Herb Whysall, owner, mile
west Of Mt. Victory, just west of
Hale cemetery, 9 cattle, 20 hogs,
poultry, farm power and equip
ment, farm implements, truck,
miscellaneous, dairy equipment,
household goods, hay, corn. Lingo
s. DetWiler, auctioneers,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-02-05

FOR SALE-l5212 acres, former
l.. Nicol farm, mi. S. of Marys-
vile, 6 mi. n. of Plain City, IL
mi. north of Unionville Center,
on good highway. Good house,
two barns, other bldgs los A
under cultivation. Mrs. Caroline
Nicol, r. ID. 5, Marysville. Ohio.
2-5-2t"