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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
M. H. Athletic
Year Reviewed
Continued from Page -
Intrsmurals Reviewed

lntrdmuralS neVleWSo
Activities in Intramural ath-
letics, something new for the
Marysville school this year, were
outlined by Robert Lewis, intra-
mural director He told the group
that it was a highly successful
program, in which / have enjoyed
working with the boys and hope
you have enjoyed working with
me-"
Donald EuVerard, music direct
or. reviewed the season for the
band, and paid special tribute to
the IA seniors whose combined
records add up to 81 years of
playing They are:
Kenny Scheiderer, Tom Helm
Itch, Bill Mccarthy, Pat Hutson,
Betty 10 KAUFMAN, Gayle Wilt
ans, Anne Kingsmore, Rosemary
Avery, Mary Jewell, Margaret
Reams, David Grimes, Jim Pat
rick and Jimmy Squirting.
Miss Ferne Mills, Senior High
principal and Supt. H. w. Carr
both spoke briefly, congratulating
the school on its record this sea-
son, and highly complimenting
the coaching staff.
ut takes fine men TO make
good coaches" Miss Mills declar-
ed. Our school is most fortunate
in this respect"
Building Character
Supt. Carr voiced the same
sentiment, adding, Our coaches
are fine gentlemen, first, and are
doing an excellent job of building
character along with good teams. ,
Frank Rupprecht and L. G.
Brubaker, members of the Board
of Education, also spoke briefly
commencing the teaching staff
and student body for their COOP
Grafton and attitudes.
Serving as POSTMASTER for the
entie program was Athletic Di-
rector G.. L. Kingsmore, who con-
fined his remarks to introduction
of the various speakers. The
meeting closed with high school
cheer led by the cheer leaders,
and the NJ. H. S. Alma Mater. led
by Mr.. Euverard.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
Softball Meeting Tuesday

Directors and team managers Of
the City Softball League will
meet in the Senior High building
at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Edgar Lowry,
league president, announced. All
present managers as we'll as 9TH
ers whom may be, interested in
having team in the League this
summer are urged to attend. Final
plans for the season will be made.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
{lANe~s q: :: Courts
Arnotos by smitty's studio

Kathryn Davis and others to
Nellie j. A. Predmore, l6 acres in
York Township, 81.
Emmett and F. o. Brown to
Walter A. and E. R. Clark, lot in
Union Township, 81.
Cora Blackwell and others to
Lloyd and Elizabeth Thompson,
lot in Raymond, 81.
Homer Christian and others
to Charles L. and A. M. Wolfort,
1884 acres in Millcreek, 81.
Herman o. and B. p. Bean to
j. C. Michaels and others 1924
acres in Jerome Township, 81.
PROBATE COURT
p"yt" Named Administrator
Orville Noteman has been made
administrator of the estate of
Aaron Noteman, under bond of
$1,000. The estate is valued at
S15,9OO. Walter Richard, Jess
Mitchell, and James Miller are the
appraisers. Gilbert Kirby is the
attorney.
Amy Gay Baughman has been
made administrator Of the estate
of Lewis A. Baughman, late of
Paris Township, under bond Of
$4,000. The estate is valued at
$4,000. George Taylor, Pearl
Longbrake, and Tom Navin are
the appraisers. William l.. Cole
man is the attorney.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Granted
Dorothy Anna Safer has been
granted a divorce from Harold w.
Safer on grounds of gross neglect
of duty. William l.. Coleman is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
Divorce Asked
Ruth Anna Lash has brought
action for divorce against Fred
E. Lash, Jr., on grounds of gross
neglect of duty. They were mar
ried July 81, 1916. William l..
Coleman is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
Damage Action
Lennie Brehm has brought ac-
ton against Herbert w. King for
the sum of 5000, which he claims
is due for damages suffered in an
automobile accident on March
20, l949.
The plaintiff claims that on
Route 33 about IL miles north of
Marysville the defendant pulled
his Ford Tudor over in front of
the 1899 Plymouth driven by
Brehm while Brehm was passing
him. Brehm claims that he was
forced over into the BERN where
he hit culvert and his car over
turned.
He saye that damage to- the
car and towage and storage
charges amounted to 5000. Hopes
and Hopes are the attorneys for
the plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
On Honor Lists

Two MarySville students were
on the Ohio State University hon.
or roll for the winter quarter
according to a release received
for the University today. They
are Edmund V. Augenstein, in
the college of engineering, and
Clair W. James, in the college of
commerce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Kdo Dude init " CSR pravo
ma byt.

Praha. = z cele dvouletky
dopadlo nejhGT stavebnictvi.
DON'T sc ~postavilo az beda ma
10 a We starych domech nenf vol
nych bytG, protoz komunisticka
strana a vlada zTizuj1 ustavic-
ne move a move 6Tady. Ted roz-
hodl 1stredni vykonny vybor
komunisticke strany, re Dude
naffzena povinna vymena bytu.
Pfednostni pravo ma pT1del by
tn budou nit "prednf pracovni-
,ci strany, pax 1dern1ci a zlep-
'sovatele". Do novych domu
pfiidou kancelafe, ~protoze pry
to Dude levnejsi nez stavet no
We byty. Kamen 1razu- je O.
vsem v tom, re v petiletce ma
byt postaveno 125,000 bytu, a.
lie uz dnes oznamujl narodni
.vvbory, re by pro nebydlicf po-
|tTebovaly 406, 900 byt1. Tomu
Sc V komunistickem rezimu RI
ka "socialnf bytova politika'
Ia nahradila usilovne snahy G
bytovou kulturu v pTedmni-
|chovske republice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Jak vzniklo prazske posviceni.
r. NJ.

V roce. 1927 nar1dil prazsky
magistrat, ably v hlavnim mes
te kralovstvf Ceskeho bylo "po-
sv1cen1 o sv. Vaclave", a tento
Sc podnes zachoval. Pred tim
|Prazane kazdorocne oslavova-
Ii svatek sv. Martina a v ten
den Sc pekly kolace a busy, vo-
nelo zelf, vsude bylo veselo a
plno lance i jine zabavy. Jak
vzniklo prazske posv1cen1? 0
tom nam vypravuje davna po-
vest:
Cesky knife Oldfich vyjel
pry 81 j ednou do krivoklat-
skych lest ma low. Odloucil Sc
ale cd ostatn1ch a zabloudil.
IProjizdel les kTizem krazem.
w Sc stmfvalo, troubil ma les
nj rob, ale marne. Nikdo Sc
neozyval. VIOLA a troub1, zno-
WI a znovu, az konecne Sc z
houstf prodere uhllf, ktery jej
uslysel. Zavedl kn1zete do sve
chaty v osade, kde zrovna sla-
viii posvfcenf, a tam Oldricha,
ktery Sc vydaval "a knfzeciho
komorn1ka Maltese, pohostili
posv1censkou husou a kofaci. A
Oldrich I'VE uhlire, ably jej ma
vstfvil, az Dude NIT cestu do
Prahy. Cerny chlapfk slfbil, a.
lie zertem polozil podmlnku: re
pry jej pan Mates must take
pohostit husou.
Ia cas-, v den svateho Marti-
ma, poptava Sc uhlfr z krivo-
klatskych lesu ma prazskem
hrade pc komornlku Matesovi.
Dvorane byli zpraveni O tom,
kdo je vlastne Mates a pfivedli
udiveneho venkovana Ike knl-
yeti. Pc srdecnem uv1tanl I'VE
dl ceskv knife uhl1re do stolov-
nj sine, kde ma neho cekala do
zlatova upecena husa, pine mi
sy kolac1 a dzbany VIVA. Ma
pamatku sveho vysvobozen1 z
krivoklatskych lesG a ma pra-
telskou pohostinnost chudeho
uhl1fe, narfdil knife Oldfich, a
by Prazane kazdorocne oslavo-
wall martinsky svatek pecenou
husou.
A tax vzniklo prazske posvl-
cent.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Detroitsky krajan byl vyzna'
menan britskym kralem.

Krajan Josef Stan z Detroit,
Mich, byl vyznamenan brit
skym fadem "a sluzby proka-
zane Anglii "a valky, kdyz ia
ko pilot dopravoval tam vzdus-
nou cestou zbrane dodavane z
Ameriky Poole lend-lease "a
kona. Kralovskou medaili "a
sluzby v boji O svobodu mu O.
devzdal We sve 1radovne brit
sky generalni konsul Alex St
Clair.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

Osm RekI odsouzeno k smrti.
Atheny. - Rocky soud v Pr
raeu odsoudil osm obzalova-
nvch clen1 komuiisticke pod
zemni organisace k smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Hledejte ~pricinu.

Lekar k hajnemu: ga Sc ne
divim, re yam nechutna a re
yam zaludek vypovedel sluzbu,
kdyz jste predevcfrem Mokre
Lhot6 u svagra o zabijacce jak
mn6 vypravela vase manzelka,
snedl diva taliTe polevky, teply
ovar, til jitrnice, jedno jelltko
kroupove a jedno zemlove, ma
to jeste dive klobasy S brambo-
rem a potion kus veprove pece-
ne S knedlikem a sc zellm -"
Hajny: "To by mne, pane
doktore, ami tax neuskodilo, a
lie mne w nechutnalo, kdyz
jsem 81 We Lhote sedl "a STILL"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Vysoke pocty.

Sklepn1k: Go racte NIT, pro-
sfm?"
Host: "TTi lahve VIVA"
"To name sto dvacet ko-
run" y
"Jednu porci salamu."
"Sto padesat pet"
"TTi konaky."
"Sto osmdesat pet"
"Ted 81 nejsem S to vzpome-
nout 49,"
"Dve ste osmdesat pet!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
De Casper opst predsedou ital-
ske katolicke strany.

Rim. - Italsky ministersky
pfedseda Alcide de Casper byl
kongresem italske krestanske
stranv zvolen opet pfedsedou
ma dobu jednoho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
DGvody resignace p. kotase re
zdeisiho csl. konsulatu.

fGSISHdCG y. EOloSC &c
zdejsiho csl. konsulatu.
Clevelandsky "Svet-American'
p1se dine FL. cervna:
Vcerejsi strucnou zpravou a
resignaci p. Jindficha Kotase,
drednika zdejs1ho ceskosloven-
skeho konsulatu. doplnujeme
vytahem z obs1rneho podani
~prazskemu zahranicnlmu mini
sterstvu, kterou svoje vystou-
penf z jeho sluzeb oznamuje "a
zdGvodnuje.
! Pred svym pfidelenim do
Clevelandu byl p. Kotas poslan
do San Franciska, CAL, ably
tam docasne prevail vedenl csl.
generalniho konsulatu pc Cd
stoupeni gen. konsula Bohuse
Benese. Tehdy zcela bez oba-
llu fekl zastupc1m americkeho
tisku, re nen1, nebyl a nikdy
nebude komunistou. Nynl Sc
zTlka dalsich sluzeb v csl. "a
hranicnf sluzbe, nebot dosel k
poznani, re nem1ze Sc vratit do
zeme, We ktere jest policie nej-
mocne.jS1m cinitelem a z ktere
vytvorila nynejsi komunisticka
vlada, nastolena will, moc1 a
zradou Moskvy, policejn1 stat"
"Nemohu slouzit rezimu, KITE
Try podupal, pospinil a zneuctil
vse to, oc bojovali ceskosloven-
Isti vojaci prvniho i druheho Cd
boje a echo 81 vazily dive gene
race Cech1 a SlovakG, vyrostle
We svobodnem prostredf demo-
|kratickeho Ceskoslovenska. Nj
kdy Sc nepodvolfm zv1li komu-
nisticke vlady, ktera nici a Wy
|sklebuje Sc idealGm svobodne-
no cloveka, ktereho snizuje ma
iloutku svych dabelskych chou
tick"
"MoudTi a prozfrav1 byli ti'
i pokracuje We sve Obzalobe
prazskeho komunistickeho re-
izimu = "kdo nedali komunis-
tickym samozvancGm pfilezi-
tost je ucinit obetmi sve cistky
a kdo vystoupili re sluzeb Via
dy hned pc unorovem prevra-
tn minuleho roku, nebot sprav-
Inc predpokladali, re je komu-
nisticka vlada neponecha ma
mistech, kde mohli uplatnovat
svoje zkusenosti We prospect
ceskoslovenskeho lidu. Nikdy
isem nesouhlasil S nasilnym u
chvacenim politicke a vojenske
moci V Ceskoslovensku komu-
nistickou mensinou, nebot sc to
protivilo moji demokraticke w
chove V sokolskych telocvic-
mach, ktere jsem zGstal veren."
"Do komunistickeho Cesko-
slovenska Sc nevratim ,stejne
jako jsem pred deseti lety ne
vyhovel vyzve k navratu, kdyz
mne Hitlerntv patollzal a nahon
CT DIR. Frantisek Chvalkovsky
odvolal z meho dr1vejslho pu-
sobiste v Londyne. Rozkazu
jsem neuposlechl a neuposlech-
nu ami nynf narfzenf komunis-
tickeho zahranicnlho minister
stva, nebot nenavidim komunis-
ticky rezim a povazuji jej "a
nejvetsi lidske zlo a nestestl.
Utechou a posilou vsech slus-
nych a poctivych lidi jest to,
he zadna vlada vybudovana ma
LII, nasili a podvodu, Sc dlouho
neudrzf. To plati i 0 nyneJsl
komunisticke Wade v Ceskoslo-
vensku."
"V Ceskoslovensku nenl svo-
body "a komunistickeho rezimu
a thou ii, kdo Sc vracelj z nav
stevy pribuznych a tvrdl opak
nebot i Jim jejich pobyt We sta
Ire vlasti musil pTinest jen Ear
/ mutek a zklamanl.' +.
Poole doslechu Sc chystaJ
ma zdejsfm ceskoslovensken
: konsulate jeste dalsi zmeny
nikdo nemIze pTedpovidat, CT
vsechno Sc jeste NIUE staff.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

"Clovece, nemackejte Sc! Je-
den pc druhem!'
"Pros1m, ia uz tady byl, "a
skoeil jsem jen pro cukratka."
"a jak poznate, re jste stall
zrovna "a mnou?"
"Udelal jsem yam ma zada
krrfzek kTidou, abych to po-
znal."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01

Honolulu in the Pacific"
A U. S. Government survey Of
the housing situation reveals that
the home building industry last
year constructed more new homes
in less time than were ever con-
structed in any country. Over
$4,000 homes were built during
1913.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Sylvester Says:

LINED up, wall
to wall, homes
built last year
would reach
father than from
New York to
San Francisco
to half way to
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
UpTimne.

PAM -(dokoncivsi toaletu) /:
"Nu, povezte upffmne, jak Sc
YAM dnes lfbim, Anna?"
Sluzka: "Prominte, milost-
PAM, vzdyt vite, re malbe ne
roZumfm."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Uspech.

"Pamatujete Sc jeste, jak
mGj bohaty stryc vzdycky rlka-
val, re to jakziv nikam nepri-
vedu? Ted mann jiz tolik ia
ko on"
"To jste Sc asi hodne pfici-
noval?"
"Ale kde = dedil jsem pc
n6m!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Male nedorozumeni.

VelkostatkaT: "Verte mne,
pane RADIO, vychova meho Otty
mne stala cely les"
Rada: "No, tolik vyprasku
dostaval?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Opice isou ma tom lepsi.

Oplce Jsuu ia TOM IePsI.
Drink: "Je to pravda, ia
tfnku, re Tide povstali z opic?"
Tatinek: "Ucenci prav1, re
ano."
Drink: "Tak opice jsou VIA
sine vzdaleni nasi bratranci.
Nejde vsak do hlavy, re Sc ne
myif, ami nekoupaj1 a my, chu-
daci go"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-07-01
Psenicna smlouva podepsana.

Washington, D. G. - Statn1
department oznamil, re presi-
dent Truman podepsal ratifika-
ci, schvalujfci mezinarodn1 do
hodu o psenici. Senat schvalil
ucast Spoj. Statd v teto dohode
dine 13. cervna.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
E. H. Hatton
& Go.
Homes =
Town and Country

~ ACRES, 11a miles n. e. of
Magnetic Springs. Fully mod
ern house and other good build
ings, and fences. All tillable.
You should see this if inter
ested in a good farm.
10l " ACRES, S. e. Of Redwood.
Modern house. Everything in
Al condition, one of the good
farms of Union County.
OTHER FARMS of 60, SO, 40,
80, 81, 157, 129, and 240 acres.
80 ACRES without buildings.
80 ACRES, semi-modern house,
on Route 33. See this and
make an offer.
2 NICE COTTAGES at Indian
Lake. All season cottages. One
fully furnished in best of con-
dition. This is a water front
cottage. If interested in a cot
tage you should see this one.
SEVERAL HOMES in Marysyille
to show you.
HAVE ONE of the incest tour
list homes to be found. Good
location and a real business.
LET US KNOW your wants,
whether buying or selling.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
JOBS WANTED

YOUNG MAN-Single, wants
work. Any kind. Exper. farm
hand, and other work. Bill Brown
Redwood, Rt. 3. 9-26-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
POLICE RELIEF AND PENSION
tsTINn
OrdInnnce SO. 4O2

Ordinance No. 402
Whereas, the 9Sth. General As
sembly has enacted into law H'b
325 amending the police relife and
pension laws of Ohio, and;
Whereas, the municipality of Marys-
VILE, Ohio. employs more than one
full time member of its police de-
partment, and;
Whereas, section 1915 of the
General Code requires each munic-
iPal corporation of this state em-
ploying two or more fun time
regular members of it's police de-
partnent to establish a police
relief and pension fund, and;
Whereas, an emergency exists IN
the usual daily operation of the
police department In that members
of said police department viii be
denied their rights 10 participate
in the retirement, disability and
other benefits provided by state
statute unlil a police relief ana
pension fund is established, ana
section 1916 of the general code
requires the establishment OF a
police relief and pension FUND when
ever a municipal corporation em-
ploys two or more members Of the
police departments and;
Whereas, il is necessary that
this ordinance take effect immed-
lately TO meet said emergency and
comply Win lnt Hl5hdatoiN i'
quirements of said section 1916 or
the General Code. and;
whereas, the municipality OF
Marysville, Ohio, is subject to pro-
visions of said section.
NOW. THEREFORE,, BE 1T
ORDAINED: BY the council of the
Village Of Marysville, Ohio:
Section l. There is hereby created
police relief and pension fund in
this municipality which shall be
administered in the manner pro-
yided by law and shall be made
up of amounts deducted from the
salaries paid the members of the
police department and the amounts
required to be paid thereto by
this municipality and such other
funds as may be pronerly placed
therein.
Section >. c. p. Wagner and Dale
Overly are hereby designated as
the members of council to be
trustees of said police relief and
pension FUND 10 serve as provided
In section 1915 in the General Code
and the members Of the police
department. are hereby directed to
elect two Of their number TO be
trustees of said fund. The persons
so designated aS trustees are here
by directed to select two residents
of this municipality who are not
employees thereof to serve as
trustees Of said fund.
Section ;. The treasurer is here
by directed and authorized TO
deduct from the salaries paid the
members of the police department.
~ thereof as required by section
1925 of the General Code and to
receive such other money as may
he properly placed i'm the said
police relief and pension fund and
to establish and separately mnin
tain said fund for the purpose of
section 1915 to 1914 inclusive.
Section 4. For the reasons stated
in the preamble hereto this ordi-
nance is hereby declared to be an
emergency and shall take effect
and be i'm force from and after
its passage and approval by the
mayor
Passed Sept. %. I9i9
Approved G.. L. Kingsmore, Mayor
Attest Geo. T.. Scheiderer, Clerk
g-2G-2T
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR
PAROLE


No. SOi3l George II. Hogan, a
prisoner now confined in the Ohio
Pcnitentiary, Columbus, admitted
from Union County, convicted
Nay 1894 of the crime of Armed
Robbery and serving a sentence
uf 10 to % years is eligible for
hearing before the PARDON AND
l'AkOlE COMMISSION, on or after
Nov. /, l94S
PARDON AND PAROLE COM
MISSION
BY II. g. FOGLE
Parole ana Record Clerk
i9-I9-2Af
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
propety Sales

245 ACRES, close in. This farm
is well improved with a mod
ern home, barns and out build
ings of all kind and in extra
good condition. Land in high
state of cultivation. The land
is corn and alfalfa soil and
the best. ONE of best farms in
Union County. It's an ideal
FARM HOME. See it, you'll
buy it. Please come to OFFICE
Shown by appointment.
MANY OTHER FARMS. Notice
this one of 100 ACRES, State
Road, \ room fully modern
home, barn and out buildings,
very best, land is corn and al
falfa soil. This is a nice home.
Is ACRES, highly improved, with
a 6 room fully modern home;
full basement, hot and cold
water; bath; coal furnace; water
softner; barn and out-buildings
etc. Land very fertile all in
grass, nice home, if you want
a country home see this, you'll
like it. Price is right.
We have several nice HOMES
for sale, West, 2 East, and
2 North. Please come to office,
as we may have just what you
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26

FOR SALE-Quaker fuel oil
stove, 2-55 gal. drums, copper
tubing. Phone 7412.o 9222ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26

FOR SALE@Nubian Hot Blast
heating stoveS large size, phone
6539. It's
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
WANT AD SECTION
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALES room furnished
house trailer parked in Tucson,
Ariz. $3.50. Inq. Sinclaire Service
Sta. at SomerSville. 9-26-2t*
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Revision Of Union County,
ohio, has completed its work of
equalization in compliance with Sec
tion y. 5GO5 &C. this fifteenth day
of September. l949, and that it's
work Is open for inspection at the
Auditors office.
Auditor. Union County. Ohio
f.. r. McCurdy,
g-gG-9t
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Farners'
Exchange
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
2 row New Idea corn picker
No. ~ and IA New Idea spreaders.
Farmall AS, Farmall C5 and Cubs
tractors: used w. G. A.. c. tractor;
used Fla Farmall; used Clipper
combine; used No. AZ Nc. d. COM
bine: l. H. c. and New Idea inn
plements.
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Listinqs for Sale

AA1AAAS @A
5 ROOM modern house, located
in Milford Center. Full base
ment, furnace and stoker, gar
age. Large lot Good location
Fine home. Poss.
312 ACRES at edge of town.
Seven room modern house, full
basement, furnace and stoker
See this one. Owner leaving
town. Possession at once.
I ACRE, seven room house. Lo-
Gated one mile from center Of
town. Fine location, and priced
to sell. Possession at once.
$50 ACRES, located on state road,
3 miles out. Best of buildings.
Ideal country home. See this
one if you want a real farm.
1876 ACRES, 5 miles south. Good
buildings, equipped for dairy.
Water system. Best of fences
Corn and hog farm. Price $685.
600. Poss.
200 ACRES, six miles out on hard
surface road. Good buildings.
An ideal dairy or stock farm.
Price S20,000.00. Fall PosS.
80 ACRES 312 miles out. Modern
7 room house, water system,
new furnace, good barn and
out-buildings. Price S13, 10000.
PoSs.
4% Farm Loans
W. F. CODY
Office Phone 670l. Res. 1851
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED-Female
Collie, white with brown spots.
Can 3548. 9-26-2ts
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YES WE HAVE-New Frigidaire
ranges, refrigerators, water
heaters, washers and home freez-
ers. Benton & Son, fleetwood, o.,
phone 414l. 7-28tf
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FOR SALE-Dunean Phyfc din
ing room suite, consisting of
large extension table with pad,
6 shield back chairs and cred
enza buffet $3.50, TOT N. Main st.
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FOR SALE-50 White Leghorn
yearling hens, Carey strain;
8 Shropshire breeding ewes, first
house north of Grinden Airport.
Paul d. Ridge, Rt. 2 Redwood.
Its
Evening star., 1949-11-10

wide clearance! Sensational ang nationally famous elevion.
rodos consoles photographs portobes eseotor washers roners
dryers and huge yoe Of housewares Many one-ond
dpoy pieces included items that have
been slightly moed by shipment and merchandise still factory
Evening star., 1949-11-10

eoton Every item fully guontsed by toey; So shop
Loeys 9th and Sts Store Check through these lists
things need and these huge reductions
big sovngs Everything be bought oc deferred payment
plan.