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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Much New Construction
Under Way in MarysvilZe

Several new houses are in the
process of construction in the
west end of Marysville this sum-
mer and several more have been
completed by local contractors
earlier this year.
Practically all of the new con-
struction work is being done
west of Maple ST. which is about
the only place in which Marys-
vile has been expanding.
Some of the new houses were
and are being built by the owners
in their spare time, while local
contractors have accounted for
the remainder of the construction
One of the new prefabricated
Lustron houses has also been
erected here this summer.
Six new houses are in various
stages of building at the present
time.
Also nearing completion is the
new Ford-Dearborn Farm Mach
inery building on Milford Ave
being built for Ellsworth Ohns-
man. Although this building is
already in use there is still a
good deal of work to be done on
it.
Among the new houses are:
Two for the Marysville Lumber
Co., being constructed on w.
Third st. These will be one-story
plan houses and will be sold up
ION completion. They are of frame
construction. Both are still in the
early stages of construction.
Hal Warrington, local contrac-
tor is nearing completion on two
houses on West Sixth st.
One is two-story frame house
for Walter r. Otte and the other
is one story job for Pearl Critics.
The Critics residence is almost
completed, while Cites is not
quite that far along.
Preliminary excavation has
been made on another house at
the corner of Grove and Ninth
SITS.
Workmen are preparing to put
the siding on another dwelling
at the intersection of Maple and
Third SITS. This is seven-room,
one story house but the builder
does not wish his name to be
published.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Union County Girl. Ohio Delegate
Describes High Points Of FILA Meet

Our Meeting" she stressed the
goals of the 250,000 Future
Homemaker in the u. S. A.
A film and panel on Family
Life" was led by DR.. Bernice
Moore, of the Texas State De-
partment of Education.
Parade of States, which closed
the first day of the conference,
was enjoyed by the F. r. A. dele
gates.
A formal banquet was held at
the ball room in the Neil House,
Wednesday evening for all F. H.
A. delegates.
The American Homemaker De-
gree, the highest degre of our or
ganization was awarded to Miss
Lois West, of o..
Mrs. Rajammal Devadas, OF
India, told of the home life in
India in contrast to home life in
u. S. A.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
60 Of 272 Cars
Have Defects

Of the 272 cars checked by To-
cal police during the first ten
days of July go were found to be
defective in one or more ways, ac-
cording to the report of Police
Chief Clarence Brown.
Defective tail lights were the
main short-coming of the auto
mobiles checked as 18 of the
60 could not pass the check in
this department, Bad headlights
accounted for 18 more, brakes and
windshield wipers four each, and
three had defective horns.
Motorist were directed to have
the rejects corrected as soon as
possible.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

regardless of the form or strength
of material used, the object is to
apply one pound of actual chlor-
dane per acre of one and one-half
TO two pounds of toxaphene.
Insofar as possible Grasshoppers
should be sprayed in their breed
ing grounds, especially around
the borders, before they migrate
to cultivated crops. This is espec-
tally true of corn, soybean and
tomato fields. Fields which are
already infested must, of course,
be treated in their entirety. 1t is
preferable not to apply chlordane
Continued on Page 2. Col. -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

The County Extension Office
has received many calls during
the past week regarding how to
control grasshoppers which are
now leaving the meadows and
pastures and beginning to feed on
corn fields, soybeans, and gard
ems. Infestation is said to be
worse this year than it has in
some time.
They are about half grown at
the present time and if allowed
to remain here, they will eat 10
times the amount of food in two
weeks as they are now consum-
ing. The control that is recon-
mended by the College of Agri-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Grasshopper Infestoion Serious;
County Agent Lists Best Controls

culture of Ohio State University
and the Experiment Station is as
follows:
Grasshoppers may be controlled
by spraying, or busting with
Chlordane, or Toxaphene, or by
the use of poisoned bran bait.
Both chlordane and toxaphene
are new organic chemicals which
have a residual action remain
ing effective 2 or 3 weeks.
Both chlordane and toxaphene
are now available in the form of
wettable powders, liquid concen-
trates and dusts. These materials
vary in the amount of chlordane
or toxaphene they contain but
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
By MISS BETTY SCHMIDT

Columbus, Ohio was the head
quarters of the Central Regional
Convention of the Future Home
makers of America from July IL
to IA.
Homes of the Future were
planned by 1900 Future Home
makers of America from 13 states
of United States of America.
Semi-circle of the United Ma
tions flags, with the F. H. A.
banner and emblems, was the
setting on the stage at the Mem
orial Hall where the general
sessions were held.
Miss Lois West, of Waverly, o.,
national vice president, presided
at the morning sessions. Miss
Shirley Osborne, of Kansas, ma
tional president, was guest speak
er. In her address, entitled Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Business Men Set
Importdnt Session

An important meeting of the
MarYsville Business Mems AS
sociation will be held in the
Association offices in the Union
Block building at 8 p. m. Tues
day.
The meeting is of vital i'm
portance to continuance of the
Association. and all business
and professional men of the
community are urged to be
present.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Drunk Driving Fine

Eber Cramer, Columbus, was
fined 500 and costs by Mayor
Kingsmore, Friday afternoon, af-
ter he entered a plea of guilty to
driving while intoxicated. Cra-
mer was arrested July 8 by Off
ces Tom He'll and Albert Say
grover.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Ice Cream Social

Loyal Workers class Of the Mill
creek Baptist church will hold an
ice cream social in the Ostrander
Baptist church on Friday, July
%, beginning at 6 p. m. There will
be ice cream, home made cake,
pie, coffee, and chicken sand
wiches.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
Only 3 Days to Go, Half
OF Taxes To Be Collected

Less than half of the total
charge for the second half l948
real estate tax collections had
been paid up to Saturday morn
ing, the County Treasurer's office
reported today.
Approximately $4,000 has been
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

collected thus far and this We'd
nesday is the last day for the land
owners to pay and avoid the pen
atty for delinquent taxes.
A heavy last-minute rush is ex-
pected in the treasurer's office as
considerable share of the taxes
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18
BAKE SALE

BAKE SALE
The Merry Millcreek Maidens,
All Club will hold bake sale,
Saturday, July %, at $50 a. m. in
the Union Furniture and Appli-
ance store, Marysville. 7-4-1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

And while writing about the
Courts. might as well tell you
about the fun Mack Long had.
while back, with a young fell
low on his way to Columbus to
get married.
Were going to come back
through MarYsville on our
honeymoon and plan to stay
here our first night" the bride
groom-to-be said. "and I'd like
to make a reservation"
Would you like to see our
rooms?". Mack invited. batting
his trap.
And so the tour of the cabins
began. but the only rooms
Mack showed the young man
had twin beds.
Finally. the soon-to-be-a-hus.
band asked. somewhate BASH
fully;
Don't you have something
with only one bed7"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

SAVINGS of 209o to 500 on good
Shoes in Galloway Shoe News to-
day.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

Mrs. w. L. Huffman is rather
accustomed to getting long dis
tance telephone calls asking for
reservations at her Colonial
Courts Motel, quite often from a
distance. But call from st. Louis
last week kept her anxiously
waiting the rest of the week to
see the man who made it.
The party requested reserva-
tions for last night, starting out
by asking if he could get an en-
tire unit. Mrs. Huffman told him
her units consist of four rooms
each, and can accommodate several
persons.
That's all right" he replied.
II have an 'l8-year-old daughter,
14-year-old twins, and a small
boy, all of whom will be with us.
/ want a separate room for each
of the three older children and
the little boy will sleep with his
mother and me-"
Informed that his children
could easily be Accommodated in
fewer rooms by taking ones with
twin beds, and that separate
rooms for everyone would cost
him S23, the caller still insisted
on the separate rooms and that's
the way it was.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

announcement last week that
parking meters are going to be
more rigidlY enforced prompts
this reminder:
Dent try to put dime in the
meters. If you want to park for
the full two-hour limit. it will
take two nickels Tor 10 pennies
or a nickel and five pennies).
The meters are made to take
only pennies or nickels. and
nothing else.
But if you do insert dime.
or find the meter stuck and
will not register your penny or
nickel. and want to avoid get
ting and unjust ticket look up
the officer on duty. He will
open the meter. give you your
dime back. or see why it doesn't
work. and you've cleared your
self with the law.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-18

Cent help but comment on
the NsvY's recruiting sign in the
Post Office lobby. between the
letter-drop slots and the mail
boxes.
1t shows three different pict-
ures. depending upon where
one happens to be standing.
From the right side. it portraYs
one phase of Navy life; from the
front, a second picture;. and
from the left. member of the
WAVES.
Effect is accomplished by
means of verticle strips of card
board. placed at right angles to
the face of the poster and about
an inch apart. One picture is on
one side of the verticle strips,
second is on the face of the
poster itself. and the third is on
the other side of the strips.
Those seeing the poster for
the first time are generally
bit startled; quite often go back
and look again just to make
sure they aren't seeing things.
One of Bud Galloway's duties
as sheriff, is to censor all in.
coming and outgoing fail for his
guests" Some of the things he
reads are a bit startling, as one
might expect, but last week he
ran across one that topped 'em
all.
Seems one of the prisoners was
writing to his girl friend.
"If you don't come to see me by
next Wednesday, / won't wait or
you any more" he threatened.
Evening star., 1949-11-10

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fringe base
I SHERATON SOFA. mahogany frame. blue and beige
matelasse
VICTORIAN LOVE SEATS, solid mahogany frame. /
VICTORIAN SOFA, solid mahogany frame, fine beige
1 BARRED BACK LOUNGE CHAIR in beige satin tapes
try, -pleat skirt
I 18TH CENTURY SOFA channel back, moss trinn' IN
green matelasse a.!..--
I LOUNGE CHAIR, grey matelasse. moss trim .......
! VICTORIAN GooSENEcK SOFA. carved mahogany
frame fine black floral tapestry :...:.....'
LOUNGE CHAIR. fine cocoa matelasse with moss trim
SOFA in fine stripe satin with fringe base and
moss trim. Floor sample 49,
BARREL CHAIR In green damask, nailhead trim
KROEHER ape. SUITE, tufted arms. fringe oase In
dramatic modern floral tapestry on red, red .r::l
o s.Fc. SECTIONAL BuAToN BACK SOFAS in modern
Ksy CHAIR .S. sFsy b.s. grey and
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HIDE-A-BEDS, SOFA BEDS

9usn s;c, ,o Description script NM NOW
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Grey and Green a2soo 17sss
SUTA nED Grey rlofa tapestry 1880 ss5e
PULLMAN SLEEPERs Red Boucle as00o
PULLMAN SLEEPER Grey 2se6o
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Undemocratic Charge
AGAINST Catholics Hit

Those who charge that catho-
lics are undemocratic "are bark
ing up the wrong tree" the Rev
Robert>, c. Hartpett, editor-in-
chief Of America, >the national
Catholic weekly> said, last night
He spoke at the CHARLES Car
roll Forum in the Mayfowe1
Hotel. The lecture was attended
by about 500 persons.
Democracy as a political con-
cept naturally wins the allegiance
of all of U.S." the speaker declared
Catholics surely should not be
accused of being undemocratic
politically. What we do op-
pose and must oppose is making
a religion Of democracy.
mo one who believes in God
and believes that some truths are
absolute can possibly subscribe
to this new religion Of democracy
It is q new attempt to revive in
America the old evil which has
done so much harm in Europe
making religion a tool OF the
state. Unless you run your church
the way you run your politics
you are called undemocratic and
un-American. This Is a denial
of religious freedom: and unless
we see where we are going, we
find ourselves on the road to
democratic totalitarianiSm."
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Probably the most determined
person in Washington to glimpse
the Shah of Iran today is one of
his own suhjects-a solemn young
pre- medical student.
Although he comes from Te-
heran, 23-year -old Ali Mohit has
never seen the monarch.
Two days and night on the
bus from Kansas measure the in
tensity of his desire Ito see my
king" -...
< The young man explained he
was attending Mcpherson (Kano
College as a special student on
Recommendation of a missionary.
He Is a Mohammedan.
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Ironion Student Travels by Bus
/ From Kansas to See Shah

His father, he said, formerly
was in the 1ranian Parliament
and is now with the Ministry of
Justice.
Charles Stofberg, administra-
tive assistant to Commissioner
John Russell Young and general
chairman of the citizens commit
tee to welcome the Shah. has ar
ranged for the student to be on
the Commissioners stand when
the royal visitors arrives in front
Of the District Building.
After the ceremonies, the curly
haired young Iranian will get out
his return ticket and board the
bus back to Kansas.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

energy cereal is 50 satisfying, 30
smo-o-o-th, children 60 for second
laelpings just like the grown-ups.
Even when you oversleep, you can
serve the family hot. delicious
breakfast, for Enriched Minute
"Cream of Wheat" cooks to full
digestibility in only 5 minutes OF
boiling. And supplies body y-building
extras in Iron, Phosphorus, Calci-
UNI and Vitamin b., besides!
Ton bssukfass: "crsam Of Whsat tepped
with pitisd sweet cherries. canned Or fresh
Evening star., 1949-11-16
IWiIIiom H. Moore Gets
Motor Vehicle Post

William H. Moore, formerly
with the Navy Department. has
been appointed assistant director
Of the Motor Vehicle Parking
Agency to succeed Walter T. VAN
aman. who resigned.
Mr.. Moore has been admins
trative assistant at the Marine
Corps Air Station, Edenton, N. c.,
and previously was with the Bu-
reau Of Yards and Docks.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
WHAT WE'RE AL AFTER

-. in coffee making Is q perfect cup
every time. And now ! can tell you
howl The answer is new instant
q. Washlngton's Coffee. It gives you
full flavor of coffee made the slow,
old-fashioned way-and perfect
eDery time!
New instant q. Washington's Is
made from coffee that is fresh
roasted, fresh ground, fresh
bre,ped. Then, by @. Washington's
Evening star., 1949-11-16

little and each includes liberal
amounts of added iron. What's
more, Gerber's Cereal Food,
Strained Oatmeal and Barley
Cereal taste so good, and have that
Perfected Texture tots take to from
the very first spoon feedings.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

eepted thankfully by your budget!
Yes, baking soda cleans teeth
sateIy-helps prevent growth OF
acid-forming bacteria. And a tea
spoonful of Arm g. Hammer or Cow
Brand Baking Soda in a glass OF
water makes fine mouthwash, too,
that leaves your mouth sweet and
fresh. Soda's a grand alkalizer-
and costs so very little!
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Dr.. Burns to Give Talk

DR.. r. M. Burns, director o1
chemical research at the Bel
Telephone Laboratories, Murray
Hill, N. J.. will address the newly
formed Washington Baltimore Sec
tion of the Electrochemical So
ciety at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
National Bureau of Standards
east building,
Evening star., 1949-11-16
MARGARINE NEWsl

Blue Bonnet Margarine rates
headlines, I think, for the alumi-
mum foil wrap, with inner parch-
ment lining. in which you now get
each YELLOW u ID. print. Blue
Bonnet Is the only aluminium foil
Evening star., 1949-11-16

ing. IA minutes is all the time you
need to whip up q grand home
made apple pie!
You add water and sugar to the
apples to restore the juicy freshness
Of these prize pie apples. You'll be
amazed at their fresh tangy-tart
flavor when baked in your pie. And
the pastry? What wonder 1t is
for coming out haky-tender every
time! I say Apple Pyequick is q
dandy dessert buy.
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wrapped marga-
rine. This luxury
protection brings
you Blue Bonnet
Margarine de-.
lightfully fresh
andsweet. All this
at no extra cost |
It's 3 ways better.
Tlavor keenS bet.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Grary-Deep Brosr,s Crazy
is easy to make-with Kitchen
Bouquet. You know you can't al
ways get deep brown gravy with
pan-browning alone. But by add
ing a little Kitchen Bouquet-your
Evening star., 1949-11-16

ideal for chill
dren because
they're high in
Food Energy
and easy to d-
gest. AL Z ltis-.
cious fruit-like
havors taste like
the fresh, ripe
Evening star., 1949-11-16
NY HUNTING sEAsoN

is here. It's the time I 60 looking
for delicious hot snacks to serve 1t
winter parties. And everytime-1
carry home HORNED Chilli Con
Carne. Nothing quite takes its place.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

penny a serving!
What a grand
way to combine
unbeatable da-
vor for the whole
family, with un-
beatable econ
nnyI This food.
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tive dentifrice?
It's acceptable to
the Council on
Dental Thera-
peutics, Ameri-
can Dental ASso-
citation. And &C.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

ulo2SW&s 0u4IQ
Baby against
anenia early,
by including q
daily supply Of
iron in his diet.
Gerber's 3 spe-
r.ba by
cereals cost so
Evening star., 1949-11-16

TOASTED coke squares. t2) Cut doy-oF-s
place on cookie sheet. Spread with
your fovorite jam; top generously with
merinsvs. Bake in slow oven (325oFJ
till merinsue is set and delieotely
Drowned. See todoy's good ideosl
Evening star., 1949-11-16

ter. Blue Bonnet comes to your
table with its rich, country-sweet
taste sealed In better. Nutritto7,dl
palue Is guarded, too. And this
mounts up to genuine Economy.
With Blue Bonnet Margarine, you
do, indeed, get all 3-Flavor, Nutri.
ton. Econom.e.e,
Evening star., 1949-11-16

And Kitchen Bouquets unique
blend ofl3 garden-fresh vegetables,
herbs and spices makes gravy ex-
tra-delicious, too brings out its
true meat taste. I keep my bottle
within easy reach because Kitchen
Bouquet makes my gravy turn out
right. It's nice to know, too, that
Kitchen Bouquet is thrifty. A little
goes far so a bottle lasts q long
time. It's a wonder!
Evening star., 1949-11-16

ruit itself. Here's q good recipe 10
oday:
Dissolve l pkg. Royal Gelatin Des-
sert Oemon Aavor) in ! cup boil.
ing water. Add l cup cold, thick,
unsweetened applesauce and . few
grains nutmeg. Chill till thick and
syrupy. Beat with egg heater till
frothy and add 2 stiffly.beaten esg
whites continue beating til lsmooth
and spongy. Mold. Chill.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

age are your hx-
ings-quick-dried
apple slic e 5,
ready-mixed pie
crust, even spicel
You don't peel
apples, you don't
work In shorten
Evening star., 1949-11-16

gravy becomes a
beautiful and
appetizing brown
euerytin.e. That's
why, for over 10
years, good cooks
h We prize e d
Kitchen BoIlnuet
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dish to fix. All you do Is heat
Hormel's Chill Con Carne over .
slow fire till it bubbles. Then serve
it with q crisp crunchy salad or
other foods that 60 with 1t.
Like: tortillas, thin crisp, eornmeal
pones; buttered, toasted erackerss
crunehy bread sticks; crisp corn
sticks; or-lsst but not least-lit-
tie cornmeal pancakes.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Brush Up On Economy with
your old friend baking soda! Did
you know that Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda is an effec-
Evening star., 1949-11-16
Foundations, Second Floor
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Start With Sponge

Start With Sponge Cake and take one Of these
roads TO dessert ID slice and swsetsn dronsd
eanned peaches. Top with chilled soft euard Arrange on
es 2 Cut doyor-wooId sponge coke into inehhek Slices
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Practical, easy to read, easy to-
follow. The supply is limited-so b
Quick! A wonderful value for 20t
and / Vicks boxtop. Send to:
prsmivm Dept. Dr.,
Box 1878, crssnsbess, N. e.
Evening star., 1949-11-16

If Money Talks it even sings
when you serve tempting, delicious
~Creann of Wheat"-at less than q
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LESS BUMPS FOR BABY

CoMEr1MEs TINY BABIES get painful
y bruises from the bars Of their
cribs. That's why thickly padded
bumper sets" are such important
and inexpensive protection.
Another important protective
Evening star., 1949-11-16

Take The ChiIdren's Vote
on Royal Gelatin Desserts and like
q single voice they'll say, For me-.
That chimes right in with 81 lead
ing child specialists who say that
RovaI Gelatin Desserts are doubly
Evening star., 1949-11-16

You'll Necer Put Oft Pie
for when you have time" If you
once try Betty Crocker Apple
Pyequick!-Here in one handy pack
Evening star., 1949-11-16

folks look 1ors
ward to the
grand flavor Of
.Hornel's blend
Of beef, fat red
chilli beans, rich
sauce and lively.
light spices. And
it's such an easy
Evening star., 1949-11-16

after you open the can! Ask for
new instant G. Washington's Cof-
fee-enjoy q perfect cup Of coffee
euery time.
Evening star., 1949-11-16
SPECIAL OFFER!

A NEW illustrated 32-page book on
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about. VapoRub gives children and
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discomforts of colds when used the
special way-in steam!
you'll want VapoRub on
hand. And, believe me, youu want
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Evening star., 1949-11-16

folks have big bowlfuls for gener-
Gus helpings. Cranberries cost so
little.
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berries end How To Cook Them. ~ won.
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from PARENTS
Magazine-edited
specially forVicks.
Covers the diff.
cult years from
cradle to school.
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cRANBERRY.oRANeE RELISH

TT oNEsTLY DOUBT If there's bet
1 ter relish or an easier one to
make. Look at this Eatmor recipe:
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exclusive process,
this flavor and
freshness is sealed
right in the coffee
-. sealed in with
carbohydrates SO
you can't lose fla
vor, can't lose
freshness, eDen
Evening star., 1949-11-16
nor Cranberry Relish

Put fruit through food chopper. Add sugar.
Mix well. Chill few hours before serving.