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Evening star., 1949-01-11
CONGRESS HEIGHTS


Open till 8: semidetached, 3 bed
rooms, daylight basement, deep lot,
fine neighborhood. bus, stores, school
at corner. Selling fast. S12,95O-
S13,25O, FHA. AZ. terms, Very
low down payment AS or AS bus,
or, or out Nics Nichols Is aye Sc to as s Cap, p
furnished exhibit home. JAMES
CARROLL, TR. O112, TR. s354
FORT DAVIS
4002 Penna.. ave. Sc; 6-rm; brick
porch, Venetian blinds, stove and
yard; mr.. schools, transp. and shop,
ping; substantial cash needed. Call
Mr.. Aylor. HI. 1896.
HILLCREST
3712 CARPENTER st. Sc; open all day;
home: lge. side porch, 3 baths. rec
reation rm., de luxe stove and re-
frigerator, slate roof; lot 6ox1 10;
syas @ast b Sf Ssao sssn Call Mr., Marshall
ColebrookS- S-Hillcrest HgtS.
New 6-rm. det. brick. in a lovely new
subdivision; lge. side screened porch,
fireplace, gas heat, de luxe stove and
$4,000 down. Call Mr.. Aylor, HI.
1926
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 Penna ave. Sc. AT. s941. ii
4631 HILLSIDE RID. Sc.
Near Coral Hills Theater-Immacu-
late semidet. brick, 2 yrs. old;
rms. and bath, bedrms., Oil &C.
heat, full bsmt., knotty-pine rec,
rm., white picket fence: only Sl3,-
500, easy terms. Phone FIR, 1857
til 8 pm or call at 2022 Nichols
ave. Sc.
Annenberg Realty Co.
-13
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MICHIGAN PARK

Semidet 4-family brick duplex apart.
bldg. 4 apts. of bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit, bath and closed porch
mediate occupancs Beautifui deep
lot. Outstanding home and invest
ment. Price, S23,500. H. T. RAN
DOLPH, RE. 2137 or TR. 1865. Ill
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL
2O17 Hamlin st. n.e,-open l pm.
Beautiful 6-rm. brick. 3 lge. bdrms.
Open fireplace. Oak floors and chest
nut trim. Sold at q bargain. H. c..
MAYNOR, 2002 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
412S
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COLORED PHYSICIAN

1900 cash and terms can be ar
ranged on this conv. we'll located
home in immaculate condition.
Beautiful oak floors, comfortable
rooms, and a grade level basement
with "a bath and pvt. entrance; q
prewar built home beautifully cared
for by original owner, with these
extra features; completely equip
kit. with steel rot proof rear porch,
lovely concrete brick front porch,
awnings. storm windows and doors:
3 bedrms.. l with . closets, lovely
tile bath and shower on Ind f.,
gas &C. heat. an honest to good
ness det. masonry Gear gar. To see
1t is to buy. Contact Mr.. Walsh.
ewes; "a; 42s2; days NA; 914l with
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC 15oS K st NV Ia
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TAKOMA PARK

A real home, consisting of 10 rms,
bedrms., . baths. lge. liv. rm.. 14x3O;
fireplace. din. rm. 10x19, sun porch,
den; Diet. Gear garage; lot 50x150.
Only 2 blks. from banks and shop
ping center, mr.. transp., schools and
churches. All white neighborhood
Priced to sell. Call
MORRISON AGENCY
sH 3497; ewes, sH. 3O65. Ia
TAKOMA PK.-$12,5OO
Modern brick bungalow. prewar built;
5 rms. and tile bath, full bsmt.,
partly i'm. rm. in attic; breakfast
nook; screens and awnings; good
loc., mr.. > public schools. ROBERT
=; LOHR, Realtor, 81 Cedar st. NV
GE. 0257. Ia
WESTMORELAND HILLS
Colonial white brick dc luxe resi-
dence in restricted community.
Splendid center-hall plan. delight
full living room, nice dining room,
den and excellent kitchen. Screen
ed living porch overlooking garden
Four good second-hoor bedrooms and
two modern tiled baths. Ample stor-
age attic Full basement, built-in
garage, gas heat. A truly fine home
for the discriminating buyer. Price,
S37.500. Inspection by appointment
only. Call Nr. Stuart, MA. 1900
Evenings and week ends, DE. 1641
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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WOODBRIDGE

2216 Kearny st. ne. det., arranged
as , apts.. gas h.-w.h. . baths, lge
lot, conv. to John Burr School
transp. and shopping; priced to sell
at once; Sl3.9 $50; terms r. G
DUNNE HO. 0700, ewes. Mr. Curl
ing, HO. 776S.
Evening star., 1949-01-11

MAKE OFFER. Hyattsville. Ls. s.
rm. and bath bungalow. o.h.-w.h:.
full bsmt. and attic. Forced to sell
Immediately. "a
William L. Primrose, Realty
WA. 4214; WA. 4252; WA. S4S4s 4
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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SHANNON 81 LUCHS co.

COLORED = Kearny St., semidet.
brick, home, 8 rms. bath. bsmt.. oil
sHEkTzEk se1ms re- e7sS y or SHE ghEPE9FP 22F4
COLORED - VACANT = Only $500
down. Move right into this semi
det. brick home, with gas, elec. and
coal h.-w.h. SURETY REALTY CO.,
AID. O531; ewes. FA. O259. -15
COLORED-fRM. BRICK home, mr.
Bladensburg I'd: 5000 down, .$35
s0S N. Capitol, MA. $3.50.
COLORED-NEAR LIST AND q NE
Beautiful 2O-ft. wide. 2-story brick,
din. rm, den. dinette, modern kit
. with GE refgr.; rooms and tile
bath on End floor, hardwood floor,
chestnut trim. exceptionally nice
condition; priced under the market.
Terms arranged. Exclusive. To in
spect, call CO. 1888. PECK CO.
COLORED-NEARBY N.E.-Beautiful
7-rm. home, exquisite appointments.
built-in garage, Colonial front; gas
heat. BY appt. only with Mr.
COLORED-vACANT. Nearby ne
6-rm modern brick: unusual price
and terms. For further information
call Mr.. Dickens. DE. 1160, DE
Evening star., 1949-01-11

ON 10Th ST. NEAR Q NV.
Colored-A 22-foot-wide. nine-room
and three-bath brick town house, in
best and most convenient central
D. C. location; has hot-water heat
with gas furnace. electric refrigera-
tor; 2-car garage; also desirable
for combination professional office
and home; price, $4,000: owner will
finance. Phone Mr. Everett Scott,
CO. 1000. Br 611-C. with
CHA NTkTNNY o. TTHyTYC m
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OLORED-S5OO DOWN

Only 2Ka yrs. old. Semidet brick
home, mr.. Capitol View; 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm.. din rm., mod. kit. and
bath, full bsmt., auto. gas ht.; lge.
sodded lot. Pay $50 per mo. incl.
taxes and everything. Call OWNER,
Evening star., 1949-01-11

Mr.. Columbia Country Club
4 bedrms., full bedrm. on 1st A. and
powder rm., 3 bedrms. and tile bath
on End fl. Lot adjoinS Rock Greek
Park. This house. nearing compile
tion, can be decorated to suit pur-
chaser. Price. 500 $50, terms. Call
ST. $3.50: ewes, ST. 2S4S, THE
pRENrr1CE co Ia
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkc
SILVER SPRING


Lovely 8 bedrm, Ia bath home OF
brick and frame construction, gas
heat, level lot; many features worth
your inspection. Attractively priced
at S16,950; small cash payment.
DURANT-HILLAND. EN- $500;
ewes, SH. $500. -12
SILVER SPRING
on Dale dr., near Mrs. ks, close to
transp., school and park; bedrms.,
2 baths, den: lge rms. throughout;
fs tfsnsferred 0ue priee TsIase Tsdased Must
sell. THOMPSON g. GRAY, Realtors.
904 Ellsworth dr.. 81. 6100. -15
SILVER SPRING
brick. center-hall plan, with
3 bedrmS. and . baths up. powder
rm. on 1st f., all spacious rms;
excel. and conv. loc.; real quality
home.
B. Key Realty Co.
Dn1n n
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

3-bedrm. brick Colonial home; 2
grspacs Years Old dn st floor has v rm With
side porch; oak floors, gas &C heat
$4,000 1st mortgage. 4To interest
Selling for considerably less than
it would cost to build. Call Sligo
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THE GABLES co.

1885 T-ST. Sc.
One of the incest homes in Fairlawn
Village: corner brick, rms. and
bath. Oil &C. heat. full bsmt..
screened porch. stairway to floored
attic; only $4,000, easy terms.
Phone FIR; 1857 It'll 8 pm. or call
at 2O22 Nichols ave s.e.
Annenberg Realty Co.
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TWO FINE HOMES

Crestwood. D. C. 4 bedrms, 2 fire.
places, lge recreation rm., gear
gar. lee level lot; 100000 first
trust
ton rm, about l acre Of level lot;
$4,000 first trust. ROBERTS E.
LATIMER, Realtor, 1888 Alaska
ave. NV, GE. 1870; ewes, GE.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
HOME AND INCOME

Colored-915 Md. ave. ne; tapestry
brick, II rms. . baths, oil h.-w h. !;
bsmt, apt. dble. garage; rent cell
ing at $3.50 per mo- Mrs Resdmond,
EN- 1875 with WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE. AT. TO43 -13
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SILVER SPRING

Beautiful and de luxe features make
custom built for present owner; lge.
rooms throughout, exceptional din
ing room and kitchen. bedrooms;
1st floor finished, 3rd bedrooms up:
small apt. in basement rents for
S76: ideally located
Evening star., 1949-01-11
OWNER MUST SELL

Petworth area; vacant and Just COM
pletely redec., inside and outside;
1st a. Law. no reasonable of1er re.
fused; name your own price, must
sell. Call EX. 1857, RA. 1104.
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JOHN R. deSIBOUR g. co.
QUALITY

De luxe. new det. brick home near
bath on 1st f.. paneled wall in Iiy.
rm.. artistic fireplace, de luxe kit.
family size din. rm.; 3 lge. bedruis =.
smallest approx. 13x15. . de, luxe
baths on End A; beautiful panelrd
rec. rm, 2-car built-in garage
Realtor-Builder, 1106 Vt. ave, DI.
5000. ~
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CHEVERLY

II cheverly Circle-Beauttfu new
custom-built det brick home on lge.
lot. 1st A., iiv. rm. with f1repl,
spacious din. rm. with bay window.
den with powder rm.. very lge. kit.
with plenty of built-in cabinets.
2nd A., 3 lge bedrms., full tiled
bsnt., Law. and outside entrance,
built-in gar; gas a.-c.h. Shown by
appoint. Call Mr.. Sadler. MI S656.
SULLIVAN BROS.
Evening star., 1949-01-11
GEORGETOWN

Fine old detached brick completely
renovated inside and out and locatec
In the best part of Georgetown. Con-
tains entrance hall, powder room
dining room, pantry, kitchen, draw
ing room, library, with doorway tc
brick terrace and garden, bed
rooms, baths, oil heat. attached
RaraRe Vacant
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TAKOMA PARK

Frame bungalow, 51a rms. and bath,
fully equip. kit, conv. to schools.
Priced for immed. sale; on terms.
DENNY & KELLY, SH. 1913; ewes,
SH LAY
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!. WESLEY BUCHANAN

44O1VII IA4ND 41N IkO 4V1I1N
Very large semidetached brick dwell
ing ideally located near 14th and
Upshur SITS. NV; 3 stories with a
complete and spacious apartment of
rooms (2 bedrooms, kitchen and
bath on each floor; perfect ar
rangement for those desiring to live
in one apartment and rent out the
balance; complete information from
Mr. Ray, DE. 1872, with
SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
1ElS IL M O0dS
Evening star., 1949-01-11
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

O11EV OIIADI, y. Y.
This all-brick detached home is with
out doubt one of the best values
available today: large living room,
extra large dining room. powder
room, delightful kitchen 8 bedrooms
and . complete tile baths; spacious
and finished attic, gas heat, large
lot, Gear garage. The property is
in excellent condition, the location
is perfect and you can have imme-
diate possession. The price will be
a pleasant surprise. Mr.. Manson,
EN- 1929
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06

Miss Morton just came from
Greenlake, Wisconsin, where
she attended a Youth Confer
ence of the North Baptist AS
sembly, which. conference dealt
mainly with Home Mission
program.
On Tuesday, June 28th, she
left for Chicago, where she
met ten other students who are
driving through to Devil Tow
er, Wyoming. There she and
the other students will operate
a six weeks Bible School,; and
i'm the surrounding area the
group will hold Christian SER
vices, in places where there
are no regular preachers to
minister to the Christian needs
of the people.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
ONCRETE FOR CONCRETE

Whiteman & Fry, Sheridan
Road, have been appointed re-
tail outlet in Zion, Illinois, for
a new type, long-wearing, mois-
ture-repellent concrete for
Concrete" coating developed
especially for painting con-
crete basement floors, walls,
home laundries, outdoor ter
races, "rumpus rooms" brick
and porous masonry surfaces,
lit was announced by Edward
M. Loeser, president of Loweb-
CO, Inc, of Chicago, manufac-
turers of the product.
Born of wartime research in
the synthetic field, the free
spreading coating forms a dur
able, protection, glossy finish
that does not check, peel, chip
or "dust" off. It dries in three
to four hours. Besides its use
in homes, the new coating is
finding widespread use in in
dustrial plants, institutions,
schools and on farms, accord
ing to Mr.. Loeser. The coating
withstands heat up to 500 de-
grees Fahrenheit and is espe-
cially useful for applying to
pipes, boilers, radiators and
exposed metal surfaces, he
said.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
CHORAL CLINIC

A limited number of the pub
lie will be admitted to Lutkin
Hall on the Evanston campus
of Northwestern University to
the guest-conductor sessions of
the School of Music's annual
choral clinic.
Prof. George Howerton, di-
rector of choral activities for
the School, has announced that
the first guest conductor will
be Barrett Spach, choir direct
or of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church of Chicago, and head
of the organ department at
Northwestern. His appearance
will be on July z and 8, be-
ginning at IL 80 a. m.
flor Jones, director of the
Bethlehem Bach Choir of Beth
lehem, Pa. on July IA and Is;
Pete Seeger, popular folk song
singer, July %; and Dorothy
Wassum, director of choral mu-
sic, South High School, Denver,
Colorado, on July 18th and
10Th.
Tickets to these individual
sessions may he procured free
of charge in person or by mail,
with stamped, self-addressed
envelope, from the Universe
tvs choral office, School of
Music.
The choral clinic will ter
inmate in a joint concert of the
Summer Sessions chorus and
symphony orchestra at Z pm.
Wednesday, Aug. 8.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
FLY CONTROL

H. B. Petty, insect special
list in the Illinois College of Ag-
riculture, says flies will get
worse now that summer is real.
ly here. They increase fastest
in hot, rainy weather. But a
combination of sanitation and
spraying can keep them down.
Cooperation is the key to sue
cessful fly control.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06

ers College has approved of a
project which will substantial
ly improve it's capacity to serve
the physical education needs
of it's postwar enrolment, two
thirds of which are men.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
COUSIN VISITING

Over the weekend of June
26th Miss Naomi Ruth Morton
of Buffalo, New York, visited
with Elder and Mrs. Jabez
Taylor and other relatives of
Miss Morton in town.
On Lords Day afternoon
she attended the Zion Passion
Play and was greatly impress
ed with it's realistic and true
representation.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
fife TheOCrat

Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Cook,
after selling their home at 24O5
Gilboa Avenue, left last Satur-
day, July 2, for the West. They
expect to visit with relatives
in Lima, Colorado, and accord
ing to their plans, may go on
to Idaho and may wind up in
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Dreyer
are grandparents for the 25th
time as the Dezell Crabtrees
of Alden, Iowa, were blessed
with their fifth child, a daugh-
ter born June 9th, whom they
named jeanette 1leen.
Mrs. Grover Wise, who only
recently purchased home at
St. Petersburg, Florida, and
had come up for the funeral
of her friend and neighbor,
Mrs. A. F. Lietch, has returned
home.
Sisters from the East and
West met in Zion when Mrs.
John Over of Sierra Madre,
California, came to Zion to
visit with her three sons and
their families; she also has four
sons and one daughter who live
in California. Her two surviv-
ing sisters who live in the East
decided to come to Zion for a
reunion. They are Mrs. Vim
cent Powell of Peekskill, N. Y.
and Mrs. Claude Archer, the
former Mrs. Francis Cunning
ham, also of New York state.
While they were visiting their
brother, Theodore Dreyer of
Zion Hotel, they had a group
picture taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Nc
Creight, who had spent their
honeymoon at Ephriam, Wis
consin, have returned and will
take up their residence at
Champaign; Illinois.
Overseer Mintern returned
Thursday morning from a bust
ness meeting at New York City,
N. Y, held on Wednesday in
connection with Zion Indus
tries Inc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wede-
kind and their son Jerry arriv-
ed in Zion last Wednesday af-
ternoon. They had been on
their vacation, touring from Fl.
Lauderdale, Florida, their
home, they came up through
the mountains of Virginia and
the East. They expect to visit
relatives and friends in Zion
for this week.
Since the death of Mrs. A. F.
Leitch, her daughter and fami-
ly, the Ernest Keskes of 31O3
Elm Avenue, have moved in
with her father at 31O6 En-
maus Avenue.
Northern Illinois State Teach
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06
News 49,
Here and There

Here and There
The American Legion will
meet in it's 31st annual conven-
ton in Philadelphia, August
20 to September LIST, to start
a new era in it's history by elect
ing for the first time a young
Veteran of World War II as it's
national commander.
The major tax receipts for
the first five months of 1949
show an increase over 1913 tax
received in the State of Illi-
nois.
Independence Day weekend
Charles M. Hayes, president
of the Chicago Motor Club, pre-
dicted would see traffic toll
on Illinois highways of 20 IA
talities and 900 serious injuries
as holiday traffic volumes seal
ed a new all-time peak, carry
ing 81 million passengers in
100000 Illinois cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt In
man from Phoenix, Arizona,
were greeted by many at the
Worship service in Zion Audi
forum.
Miss Katherine Johns of
Zion Hotel, Kindergarten
teacher at Lake View School,
has been visiting with cou-
sins, Mr.. and Mrs. Riddle in
Hinsdale, Illinois. They have
enjoyed several weekend trips,
one of which was into Indiana.
One of the out Of town guests
at the wedding of Betty Minors
and Robert Mortenson on June
25th was her aunt, Mrs. Ella
Weed of Elyria, Ohio. After
spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. w. T. Minors, she
returned home. The bridal cou-
pie are spending their honey
moon at Eagle River, Wiscon-
sin, from where they telephon-
ed their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. S. Riddle of
1902 Elm Avenue were glad
to see their son Burton, his
wife and their four children,
Raymond, Robert, Margaret
and Kathy when they arrived
on June 28th from Mesa, Wash
ington, for a visit.
Mrs. James Hotham of 300
Elisha Avenue, the former
DeeDee Newcomer, entertain
ed her sewing club last Thurs
day evening. Those that enjoy
ed the fine summer evening
were: Mrs. Paul Thomas, Mrs.
Roy Maynard, Mrs. Edward
Hammerslag, Mrs. Theodore
Neal, Mrs. Leroy Davis, Mrs.
Sam Paxton, and Mrs. James
Miller. Mrs. Jake Stipanuk
came from Kenosha.
Last Thursday evening Miss
Janet Schwager was surpris-
ed with bridal shower when
she arrived at the home of DR..
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06

Ohio has about 500 miles of
navigable rivers, 5000 miles
of railways and over 10000
miles of state highways.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-07-06

Northern Illinois State Teach
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-17
. East Liberty
BY MRS. MARY KEARNs

Mrs. Warren Ritchie and child.
rem, Marysville, spent Sunday
afternoon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Peters and fam.
lily.
Miss Catherine Morris, Colum.
bus, spent the weekend with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Nor
riS.
Miss Minnie Taylor is staying
in Bellefontaine with Mrs. Fry
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Grace Wooley has gone
to Chatham, N. j. for a visit
with her son, and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Wooley
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Kerns
and Larry were callers Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Potts and daughter,
jamie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Klam-
forth and Marlene visited in Co.
lumbus, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mabel Bailey and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, visited Sunday af-
ternoon with her brother, Roy
Orahood, in Delaware.
Vaughn Peters was a Sunday
supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-17
. Claiborne
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stimmel, of
Ostrander, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Bell.
Lutrelle Rosette and Joy Mar
shall, managers of Redwood and
Claiborne elevators, are attending
a Farm Bureau meeting in Col
umbus, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts CAL
led on Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Morrison,
near Somersville, Saturday after
noon.
Several of the Methodist church
people attended services in the
Essex church, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Shaw, of
Marysville, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Bell, Sunday evening.
Mrs, F. H. Elliott returned to
Mansfield, Monday night, after
caring for her father, G. w
Moore, over the weekend.
Miss j. Bernice Moore received
word Monday from the school of
Speed Writing, New York, that
she has successfully completed
her course in speed-writing and
speed-typing, and was awarded
a certificate of graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell are an
nouncing the arrival of a baby
girl. She was born Jan. in
Marion hospital, and has been
named Caroline Ann.
The Home Mission of the A. c.
church held an all day meeting
at the home of Mrs. ErneStS
Chandler, last Thursday!
Miss Patricia Warner was the
supper CUES of her cousin, Mrs.
Mable Livingston, and husband,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer CarlSton
and sons, of Toledo, spent Sunday
afternoon with G.. w. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Potts and
daughter, Anna Lee, were shop
ping in Marion Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts cal
led on Mrs. Ida Tayler, of near
Broadway, Sunday afternoon.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-17
Doellinger Tells
New Postal Rates

New, increased postal charges
which went into effect Jan. l
were announced this week by
Postmaster H. c. Doellingep as
follows:
Money orders fees-from .O1
to SIS, 10; sol to 10, is; 1901 to
so, rs; 50.01 to 100. .35.
Domestic registered mail fees
Sol to SIS, rs; SOL to IS, .35;
25.O1 to so, 40; 5o.01 to rs, AS;
1901 to 100, so; 100.01 to 200, go;
2OOO1 to 800, 20; 3OO.O1 to 400, IS;
400.01 to 500, 100; 50OO1 to 600,
LILO; 600.01 to 700, 1.20; 700.01 to
800, 1.30 800,01 to 900, LAO; 900.01
to 1000, 1.50.
Special delivery fees-Fir t
class up to 2 pounds, is; over 2
pounds and not 10 pounds, .25;
over 10 pounds, .35; other class,
.25, .35 and AS.
Domestic insured mail fees
sol to S., .O5; sol to TO-, 10;
1901 to 25., is; 25.01 to So, 20;
5OO1 to 100, .25; 1OO.01 to 200, 80.
Postal note fees, from S to 8
cents.
There is also an increase in
fees for domestic COLLECTION
delivery mail, registered and un-
Third class matter, Q
cents for the first 2 ounces or
fraction thereof plus l cent for
each additional ounce or fraction
thereof.
There is also an increase in the
rate of parcel post matter in ac-
cordance with the weight of the
parcel and the zone.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-17
COUNCIL NO. 8

COUNCIL NO. 8
Advisory Council number eight
met Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blu
menschein near Watkins. Mem
bers responded to roll call by
stating one thing they would like
to see accomplished this year.
The vice president, Donald Gam
BILE, presided and announced the
county Home and Community
Committee meeting to be held
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 81 in
the Farm Bureau hall, when Mrs.
Litta Robertson, head of women's
activities in the Ohio Farm Bur-
eau will be the guest speaker. A
tea will follow the program.
In the evening of that date, the
meeting of District No. ! of the
Farm Bureau will be held at the
Broadway school. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend both
meetings.
Continuing with the program,
Mrs. Henry Handel reported on
the Home Community meeting of
district 5, which she attended at
Logan Thursday. Mrs. Handel ap-
peared on the program there to
tell of the organization and work
of the Well Baby Conferences
sponsored by the Union County
Home and Community Commit
tee.
The new Farmers Greed, given
at the monthly meeting of the
State Farm Bureau in Columbus,
Tuesday and Wednesday, was
read by Mrs. Handel.
The topic for discussion, Chan
nels of Information brought out
many sources of information un-
der the leadership of Mr.. Henry
HANDEL. The next meeting will
be held February 10th, with Mr..
and Mrs. Kelton E. McKitrick,
near New California. Present for
the program and social hour with
the hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
BlumenSchein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Mack, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Gamble, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rausch, and two sons, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Handel.