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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Bonnie Lou Snider Named Queen
OF Legion's July Fourth Celebration
-Pnotos by smitty's Studio

and Jean Bolen, II, a member of
the Byhalia Future Cooks.
OF the % girls entered in the
contest, only "a were present at
the Judging Monday evening.
Frank Greeneisen, county agent,
was present with the report on
each girls All club activities as
prepared by Mary Alice Diehl,
home demonstration agent, and
himself.
The queen and her court will be
presented at 2 p. m. at the Fair
grounds by Fred Bosh, command
er of the Marysville Legion Post
70 which is sponsoring the entire
program.
They will receive Legion med
ais and flowers will be presented
by r. F. Turner, local florist and
member of the local Legion
post
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30

Bonnie Lou Snyder, of Union
vile Center, a member of the
Freedoms Foundation Nutrition
Club, will reign as queen over
the annual Fourth of July Day
celebration at the Union County
Fair Grounds.
Her selection came after ex-
tremely close balloting based on
All Club record, poise, hair, COM
plexion, photogenic ability, and
other points, by the five judges.
The judges were Gene Smith, loc-
al photographer, Mrs. James Cliff
ford and Jennie Sherwood, dane
ing instructors, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Holtz, beauty shop operat-
ors.
Selected as members of the
queens court in the voting were
Patricia Lombard, 18, a mem
ber of the Darby Valley Produc-
ers; Rose Marie Cowgirl, 18, a
member of the Liberty Cooks;
Anna Lee Potts, II, a member of
the Redwood Merry MuncherS;
Peggy Headington, II, member
Of the Byhalia Betsy Ross Club,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Greeneisen Lauds
4-H Senior Camp

Senior District All Club Camp
for Union, Champaign, Fayette,
Logan and Green Counties was
one of the finest camps that he
had ever attended, F. R. Green
eisen, county agent, reports. One
hundred and eighty boys and girls
attended this camp with eight
from Union County.
Mr.. Greeneisen was an instruc-
tor on safety and the use of fire
arms and reports that many of the
boys and girls who had never held
firearm in their hands were do
ing very fine shooting at camp.
The firearms were made possible
by the sportSmen clubs of Logan,
Champaign, Green, Fayette, and
Madison counties. Many hunters
in the fall of the year could make
SOOl lloS VI LII Cotl III lllSIl uSJlOllSJ
Mr. Greeneisen declared with
this education it would be pos
sible TO reduce many of the acci-
dents that occur during the hunt
ing season"
Mary Alice Howard, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Howard,
of Milford Center, and Shirley
Brooks, York Center, were Sc
lected by the campers for honor
able mention for their fine work
during the week. Other boys and
girls who attend District Senior
Camp from Union County were
Dale Rausch, June Laughorn,
Lucille Huey, Mary Alice How
ard, Sally Brake, Norma Jean
McGinnie, Evadean Hogue, and
Shirley Brooks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Drive Safely, Be Alive After Fourth,
Highway Chief Says; Gives Safe Tips

Drive safely and be alive after
the Fourth of July weekend was
the appeal made today to Ohio
motorists by T. j. Kauer, Director
of the Ohio Department of High
ways.
Although fireworks no longer
constitute the chief hazard, Di-
rector Kauer pointed out that the
Fourth is still the most danger
Gus day of the year because of
traffic accidents and drownings.
And traffic accidents, he re-
minded, are by far a greater haz-
ard than drownings.
Kauer urged motorists to cele-
brate the Fourth by taking it
easy in traffic and being on the
alert for other drivers who are
not smart enough to be careful.
The State Highway Depart
ment's Division of Traffic and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Scout Contest
Winners to Attend
Boil Come Sunday

AS a reward for winning a pa
troll contest in Boy Scout Troop
101, 16 boys from Marysville
will attend the double-header
baseball game in Columbus Red
Bird Stadium, Sunday afternoon
They will be accompanied by
Scoutmaster, Elwood Sawyer
and assistant Scout Master For
rest Watkins. The boys are; jim
Kleiber, patrol leader, Jim De-
Good, Willis Euverard, Jerry
Beasecker, Gene Easton, John
Fox, John Kleiber, Jack O'Keefe,
and Richard Shearer.
Chuck Simpson, patrol leader,
and Dick Simpson, John DeGood,
Dick Orahood, Larry Stump,
Ronald Peoples, Bill Sanders,
and Larry Coder.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30

c. E. Dutton, Milford Center,
manager of the Ohio Orchard Co.,
has been honored by the National
Apple Institute for 10 years of
continuous service as its treas
urer. The honor was given at
its annual meeting held in East
Lansing, Mich, last week.
He was presented a sterling sill
yer fruit tray inscribed to him
"in warm appreciation, with en-
bossed signatures of all officers
with whom Mr.. Dutton has serv-
ed since he accepted the office
of treasurer in 1889.
In making the presentation at
a banquet on the campus of
Michigan State College, John
Chandler, president of the In
stitute, pointed out that Mr.. Dut-
ton is the only officer of the or
ganization who has serve d
through a continuous decade, and
paid tribute to his unflagging in
terest and influence as a MEM
Der of its Executive Committee.
The institute is a federation of
state and regional organizations
of apple growers covering all
major producing areas in the
country. Its office is located in
Washington, D. c.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Many Carnival
Rides, Shows Set

Approximately 20 concessions,
rides, shows, etc. will line the
Fairgrounds midway all day Mon
day for the third annual Fourth
of July celebration sponsored by
the American Legion Post 79.
The rides and concessions are
under contract to the Silver
Star Company, of Findlay. This
is the same company that had the
rides, etc. on the midway last
year on the July Fourth celebra-
ton.
There will be all the usual
rides found on the midways of
Fairgrounds which have been
continuously popular for a good
many years.
The midway will open at noon
Monday and will continue full
blast throughout the afternoon
and evening until everybody goes
home.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30

Safety offered these safety tips to
drivers:
l. Begin your trip little ear
lier so you won't be tempted to
speed. Remember that Speeders
Lose.
2. Adjust speed to the condi-
ton of the road, weather, traffic,
your car and yourself
3. Do your slowing down before
reaching curves and intersections.
4. Don't cut in and out of heavy
traffic. Stay in line until passing
is safe.
5. At night drive SO that you
can stop within the clear, illumi-
mated distance ahead.
6. Don't drink if you drive and
don't drive if you drink.
Drive as if your life depended
on it-because il does" added
Kauer. Speed Kills-Take it
Easyl"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30

County Farmers
Ready to Harvest
Big Wheat Crop
Combines May Start
Last of This Week:
Only Little Smut Found

A few days of warm weather
with no rain and the wheat har-
vest will be in full swing in I'm
ion County according to Frank
Greeneisen, Union County agri-
cultural extension agent.
Although no grain has been
brought into the elevators as yet,
several farmers have indicated
that, barr ing rain and other un-
expected developments, they will
start combining the latter part
of this week.
The Ohio Grain Elevator at
Marysville has not even had a
sample brought in and the same
is true at Raymond. A few hand
shelled samples have be e n
brought in at Milford Center and
several farmers in Union and
Darby Townships intend to be-
gin the harvest Thursday.
Although there is more evil
dence of rust and smut than last
year, due to the wet weather, the
per cent of the crop affected is
still very small" Mr.. Greeneisen
said
He estimated that the crop
will be slightly better than last
year if the weather does not
completely cross up everyone.
The farmers who are cutting
their wheat with a binder, in
tending to thresh it, have start
ed by now, according to Mr..
Greeneisen. This holds true in
almost all parts of the country
despite the variance in the
amount of rain received in the
different sections.
For example, while the south
ern part of the county and the
Marysville area received a heavy
rain Monday evening, no rain
of any consequence fell in Rich
wood.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Committees Ndmed
To Help Arrange
Fourth Celebration

Committees having charge of
the Fourth of July Day program
to be held Monday on the Fair
grounds were announced by H. H.
Balliett, co-chairman of the gen
eral committee. Those in charge
are:
General commlttee-H. H. Bal
liett and M. c. Derr, co-chairmen,
Gene Rausch, William c. Otte,
Joe Morse, Charles Linzinmier,
Luther Turner, and Fred Bosh.
Luther Turner and Merle Ste
vens are on the soft drink and
lunch stand committee. Harry
Gilbert heads the ticket commit
tee, while Clifton Brown, local
golden gloves champion and
manager of the Marysville box
ing team, is in charge of the amat-
eur boxing matches.
Elmer Stierhoff heads the
grounds committee and Robert
Asman is the chairman of the
preparations committee.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
rs are Wrenched
From Posts on 3
Marysville Routes
rs Years in Prison.
$4,000 Fine Possible
Sentence for Deed

Inspectors from the United
States Postal Department were
expected here this week to in
vestigate the theft of several
rural mail boxes on three Marys-
vile routes, late Monday. /.
Postmaster Herman c. Doel-
linger said the vandals stole out
right 25 boxes, and damaged five
more, between IL p. m. Monday
and 2 a. m. Tuesday. Five of the
stolen boxes had been found
Wednesday.
Of the five boxes damages, ac-
cording to the Postmaster, one
had post and all pulled out of the
ground and thrown into nearby
cornfield, another was simply
turned around in the ground, two
were otherwise damaged, and
one was torn from the post but
found close by.
"If whoever was responsible for
tearing loose those mail boxes
had realized what kind of po-
sition they were placing them
selves in, they might not have
considered it such sport" Post
master Doellinger points out.
rs Years in Prison!
"Tampering with the mails in
any fashion is an extremely SER
ious offense. The maximum SEN
tence for destroying a mail box
is $1,000 fine and three years in a
Federal penitentiary. Each mail
box stolen constitutes separate
offense, so whoever took those Is
boxes laid themselves open for
$4,000 fine and rs years in
prison!"
The Is stolen boxes were torn
loose from their posts, in some in
stances leaving part of the heavy
metal bottoms still nailed fast.
Sheriff Walter T. Galloway said
it appeared as if the vandals had
used a pinch bar, tire tool or
other instrument to help pry the
boxes loose.
Whoever was responsible had
quite night of it," Postmaster
Continued op Page 2. Col. 30
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Shows, Fireworks
Rides, Boxing To
Fill Days Sked
Crowning Of Queen
To Open Big Celebration
At Fairgrounds Monday

Program for the annual Fourth
of July Day celebration at the
Union County Fairgrounds is
practically complete according to
Herbert H. Ballet, ono of the
chairmen of the afternoons pro-
gram.
The days activities are being
sponsored by the American Le-
gion Post 70 of Marysville as in
former years and although several
minor details are still to be work
ed out, the afternoons entertain
ment is as now largely complete.
The celebration will formally
open at 2 p. m. with the crown
ing of the Fourth of July queen,
who will be chosen from entries
submitted by the several girls
All clubs of Union County. Flow
ers for the queen will be present
ed by the Turner Floral Co, and
she will reign over the days
festivities. The queen, Bonnie
Snyder, will also receive other
gifts and honors, as will members
of her court.
Afternoon Shows
Immediately following the pre-
sentation of the queen and her
Court, the main attraction of the
afternoon will be presented. It
will be Willie Fischer and his
Log TANNERS"
While the Fischer show lasts
two hours, there will be an inter
mission at 3 p. m, during which
surprise attraction" will be
presented.
Scheduled for the evening pro-
gram will be an amateur boxing
show of eight bouts. Booked are
three middle-weight, two light
weight, and one each bantam,
Continued on Page 2. Col. ID
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
$60.204.00 In Bonds
Sold in Union County

Fred Gabriel and Lloyd Wall,
: .ounty Savings Bonds Co-Chair-
phan, announced today Opportun-
'ity Bond Drive sales in Union
County up to June 18 total $780,
20400, or SO percent of the county
quota of $120,000.00 The drive
ends officially today although an
accounting period of several days
has been set aside during the
early part of July for the record
ing of last minute sales.
Meanwhile, State Chairman
Loring l.. Gelbach announced
that the state has attained 81.7
percent of its $62,630,000 quota
with sales up to June l8 totalling
$51,177,207.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Chdirmen Hold PdrtY
For Their Committees

A stag party for their CO.
workers and other members of
the Legion was held by Herb
Bal.iett and Melvin Derr, CO.
chairman of the Fourth of July
Celebration to be on the Marys-
vile Fairgrounds next Monday
under sponsorship of Union Post
No. 79, American Legion.
Included at the party, held
Wednesday evening in the Mem
orial Building in Legion Park,
were cold lunch, refreshments,
and entertainment.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30

wa In Circulation
FITEts In News O. Pictures
. a. SAs In Advsrtisiuq Respomns
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Church Plans Meeting

Annual business meeting of the
Raymond Church of Christ in
Christian Union will be held at
$50 D. m. Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-06-30
Apple Growers Honor Dutton For
10 Years Service as Treasurer

Mr.. Dutton was reelected
treasurer of the Institute for the
1949-5O fiscal year by the Board
of Directors.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
SALESMAN

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - To qualify
you must be q top f1ight executive
type salesman. accustomed to, earn
Ing $4,000 per annum or better.
Ase. 25-40; Advertising and sales
FsssaS sp. 70 sand aRd
selling experience. Must own car
and be financially solvent. Perspee-
tive employer Is BROWN q BI0E-
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Paul, MINI. so branch ofices in U.
3. A. The work is selling advertis..
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campaigns. contracting and serricing
established olisnt tsle, and devsloping
new accounts. The compensation is
commissions ansyable semlmonthly'
Rapid promotion. possible ) fua out
a0sas iaes y sss sn sRo%N Ase'ideo 4 sioEoW
sales Representatives was $4,000
during l94s0 At present 3 yacan-
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and surrounding territory. and one
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A real opportunity to earn q good
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Evening star., 1949-05-26
HElp WoMEN

HAND for expert MT
TING OF suits, coats and aowns; must
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excel. salary. wARDELL. ill0 r
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air-conditioned store. $40 per week
experienced only need apply. VII
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Ass0RrERS--etarch work and Eat
work; experienced or inexperienced. ].
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ciaity shop; ambitious. dynamic. 20
train for n1anaxer: stsrttns salary.
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catering concern. Must be able TO
handle store sales Is veil as have
organisafion ability. Not over 90.
Excellent salary TO one With neces-
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ATTENDANTS for ladies locker room,
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Evening star., 1949-05-26
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basis in local territory. Our com
pany is one Of the largest Of its
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advertising prosram. Our salesmen
earn from 80, 900 TO $4,000 per
year, with weekly drawing account.
Applicant must own car and be
ready TO start training and yoTk
ELDRIDGE, New Congressional
Hotel. 500 N. J. ave. Sc, Thursday,
May %. or Friday. May 81. II am.
or 3 pm. only. No other hours
No phone calls, please.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
Heu poMeSTtc

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Evening star., 1949-05-26
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 @ ST. NV
MEN

Nee. eng. power and light ss6 to
eGs.e'sseo.4 ienc.: so.4o years. s. SIS .A's'
Sound track man, maintenance
Parts dept. mgr. refrigeration seas.
Tsievision, radio repairmen, $50.
Packer trainee. husky. $40.
WOMEN
dsgree personnel. some exper. typ
ing required, $3.50 yrs. single,
sZ'oooiSs:q2eri osSHss:.qs2EeriARy-srEsos
tawyers and law institutes. no ieEal
some 5h,. $500.
Other legal positions. s2.4o0- 81, 900.
consultant radio snsrs., o to 9. q
General insurance. exper., little short
hand, $40 to 5, 5 days, $3.120.
Labor: young. Q TO 44o. 8 days
Aay.rtlsins. will train payroll, $1,000
Real estate. travel agencies. R.c.A.,
nans g so6 bssinners' short hours 81 800
AirlinsS downtown. 5 days $4,000.
r. TYPISTs
Asst. bookkesper-typists, s days, $45.
1Ypists' aptitude for figures, b days
Ssrt:.ye..s,. snsr:. ..zs a:y.s s4a.
Clerk -typists, labor. 8 days, $43.50.
Aemington Rand bookkeeping ma
chine operators, Govt, $2.724.
Clerk. dle, b. .. grad, Sc, $40.
Evening star., 1949-05-26
SITUATIONS poMgsTic

ELDERLY WOMAN eeiesss ss.lts.
LOB IN ANAL family, Goes sas he
ri DC pphi
GMw.. Ass 90 TO 30 Esfs. care OF
children, plain cpat no lspEaTI
live in OF out stay nlshtt eN
Thursday Afternoons sas svtp
ether sun. ses 70 stAft IA ssot
time, dA,s or TesgisI xsfk s&psE
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GIRL. Coiaftdg otslfst shs morn
tnea 70 i2 AIS as. f.it. NO
6iRi. selorsa. dtetaaAsls, tsst anc
thntoaxh Al rstsfthft. varats asS =
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