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ATTENTION
Members of Congress-

MGlllUc1S VI NOllSlCo
Only Is minutes from the Capitol
in exclusive country club section
Belle Haven. White brick Colonial
best prewar construction. random
width floors. extra large rms. nice
interior decoration large library
and full bath. 1st floor. 3 master
bedrms., 3 baths. maids Tm. and
bath. recreation rm. with fireplace
electric kitchen. air conditioned oil
heat. large, closets. in library and
bedrms.,, plenty of storage space
Attached garage, HANDICAPPED lot. nice
busline to Washington. Excellent
transportation to, schools. II, you
want an out -of-the-ordinary home
for comfortable, economical living
and entertaining. it's a splendid
value at S35.000: GOOD financing
Immediate occupancy. Shown bS
appointment only. Saturday after
noon. evening and Sunday Call Mr.
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
n.t. - 4
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THE SUNDAY STAR E-9
D ls
FLORIDA PRoPERTY-cont.

SARASOTA-Less than $4,000. Due
Completely furn., 4 lge. rooms and
equipped kitchen, Bendix washer.
Lot 100xl03 IT,, we'll shaded; 2
screened porches. Built 9 yrs. ago of
best materials. 2 mi. from heart of
city with 30-min. bus service. Box
253-M. Star.
VENICE, FLA.-Apartment house for
sale Eight 3-room apartments and
penthouse, completely furnished and
newly decorated. Adjacent gulf
bathing. fishing; excellent invest
ment. Inquire WINNERS, Realtor,
19s
ATTRACTIyELY FURN. large Arm
apt on Colonial dr.. Orlando. Fla,
by mo. or winter season. Restricted
D. c Phone CO 5210. -1S
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BRICK BUNGALOW
FAIRLEE
$12,250-GI
DRIVE OUT TODAY

Ka-acre wooded homesites near Fair
fax Country Club, Va, 80 minutes
from White House. combining coun-
try charm. city convenience and low
cost; 10 homes already built and
occupied. Come out and choose your
location. CT or non-GI financing.
Agent on premises. l till dark
Drive out Lee hwy. Rt. 29-2li
through Falls Church. 9 mi. past
Merrificld or out Lee blvd. Rt. so.
hwy. "a mile to our road signs.
Talmage Wilcher, Realtor
EXCLUSIVE
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VETERANS

VETERANS
VERY SMALL OR NO CASH
A. lovely semidet. brick .2-bedrm.
home with liv.-din. rm.. fully equip.
kit. full bsmt. with outside en-
trance, lovely fenced yard, Oil &C.
heat with 550-gal. storage Tank,
and absolutely immaculate from top
to bottom. Very conv. located.
ping. In very nice Alexandria To-
cation. Offered at S10.5O0, with
monthly payments OF approx. $50.
including taxes and insurance, SUBJ
ject to VA. approval. Contact Mr..
Walsh, ewes, Sat. and Sun. at FA.
42S2. or week days with
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1928 X st. NV.
MA nfd1
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

$4,000 Cash DOWN will buy small
ONCE bldg. on downtown corner
near 18th and p; gross over 10000
will show over 15% on the cash
invested. r. p. RIPLEY, Realtor,
m THE HEART of Clarendon tAr-
lington's business distric0. This
property at 1886 N. Herndon st.. is
fastest growing business district in
the country. Soft. frontage by 115
It. depth. A real buy at $27 500.
Phone OK. O24O, week days only.
NEAR 12th and Michigan ave. ne
LIST commercial; 2-story brick, 10
street level; corner lot 2Sx125; price,
$4,000. Mr.. Filippo, VI. 6g76.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1346
Good HopD I'd. S.e.
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2 BEDRMS. AND DEN

Here is beautiful brick ram.
bier with, Vermont slate rooi.
corner lot with enormous Nv
ing rm. and fireplace. dining
rm.. modern kitchen, with
garbage disposal unit. dish
washer, loft. 1efriserator,
breakfast nook and utility
room. Instead OF having
3 bedrooms there. are
lovely bedrooms and a pam
eled study. The house has
Dashboard radiant heat, gas
fired, and is equipped with
enormous closets including
cedar closet. Being ram.
bier it has no basement put
has good storage attic. This
is just the house for family
who needs but 2 bedrms.. and
use a library more than
3 bedrm. which could be
used for guest occasionally.
II adjoins Riverwood and will
be reached by the new, George
Washington Memorial hwy.
The price Is S27, 900 and sat-
isfactory financial arrange-
ments can be made. To reach:
Follow Lee hwy. to Military
rd., right on Military rd. to
Lorcom lane, right on Lor-
com lane to Nellie Custis DIR.
(new bivd.) left to open sign. :
JOHN C. WRIGHT, INC
70 ow. s50s.
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Personalitv Rambler

EITHER OF THESE
Would prove a happy and satisfying
choice, dependent upon your needs.
and they are financed to make II
easy to purchase.
OUT TYSON CORNER WAY
There is a fine country home on "
acre land, % min. from Pentagon;
8 bedrms., tile bath, liv. rm., with
frepl.. nice din. rm., kit fun dry
bsmt. and garage all In immac.
cond.; drastically reduced TO price
Of onlv Sl4,500. on libera, terms.
THEN COMING UP
In 2 wks. is that completely reno
vated and redecorated 2-stcfy brick
home, on q lge. corner lot. In incest
section Of Livingstone Heights, nr.
Intersection of Glebe rd. and. Lee
hwy; very conv. to transp.. schools
and churches; has 2 bedrms. and
tile bath on End f.; hy: rm With
With tile bath on 1st d.: pine
paneled rec. rm. lnow used as maid
rm.) and bath with Oil hot-water
heating plant and laundry tubs
with Bendix washer n basement;
hedged lot nicely landscaped All
for only S22,500 and IT Is unencum.
bered, Fuller particulars from
= L. s.; HURLEY
is7o0 No. Brandywins st.. Gil. 1904
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coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE

coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE
CINDER BLOCK BLDG. with bricl
front. interior painted plaster. con
crete floors; zoned MI. Arlington
1900 50. it. OW. 1719. 10
N. CAPITOL ST.-Attractive corner
building. 3 street-foor stores; 500
SO. IT: reasonably priced. JAMES
E. MAHONEY. HU. $40. lis
GEORGETOWN-2nd comm, 24-ft
front. .2,17o so. it.. on prominent
NV. thoroushfare: price. S12.75n
Mr.. MeaseIl. DI. 1915: ewes. ST
2S4s. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
CORNER LOT. eoox125: good Sc.
location, suitable for gas station
t, HARTMAN REALTY, IHss IMcs;.
1345 Good Hone I'd. Sc. vi. 1915.
PROMINENT upper Ga. ave. corner.
APPROX. 10000 so. it.: 1st comm:
priced under So per So It, This
property must be sold. otIsIs are
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV. RE.
65s5.
end-CoMMERCIAL PROPERTY. 12.-
495 50. it.. with house. 6 rooms.
ali improvements; available immed !;
near the new s; Capitol St: Bridge
also close to railroad siding: 81 50.
it. Box 421-L. Star.
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PRIVATE
OR
GUEST RANCH

Nestled in the Catalina Foothills,
~ Mi. NE. of Tucson
Approximately 10 Acres
Main house, IL pri-
vate guest rooms, 2 large sun decks,
large dining room and lounge; fully
equipped restaurant-size kitchen
Storeroom, modernly equipped laun-
dry and linen room; helps quar-
ters; wells, new aluminium 20x5U
cor coirals. ISIS Stables, @ Drra tack room; hI Z mi.
fenced-in exercise track; plenty of
well-irrigated land for pasture.
Sl5O.0O0. or will trade for Income
producing property. Write Box
CSD-T, Star
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AURORA HILLS
~. yry.Ly W.T.
AURORA HILLS
SUPERB RIVER VIEW

OPEN TODAY, 1-5
1901 26th rd S., Arl.-Designed foI
gracious living and entertaining
this lovely Williamsburg Colonial
affords the magnificent view OF the
Potomac from every room. Many
features will appeal to the. discrim-
mating buyer. such as the 2S,ft
liv. rn., antique crystal chandelier
in the spacious din. rm., lse. kit,
3 twin-size bedrms.. rec. rm. with
fireplace, laundry rm.. Bendix. at
tached garage. Priced for quick
sale, on liberal terms. Truly gem
in a perfect setting. II you are
looking for a fine home in an exclu;;
sive, convenient location. don't fail
to see this today. Directions: Out
Arl. Ridge rd. to trafic light at 15ro @
St, left to FIT. Scott dr.. right, on Fl.
Scott DIR. to 26th I'd. s.. left to
open sign.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
nU 200-
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Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Excellent location for restaurant.
dress shop, office any business or
combinatio residence and business.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
OF. 1886, OF. SO35. is
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$4OO DOWN-GI-4%
New homes. S1O,40O. Total monthly
payments approx. S61, includ.. taxes
and insurance. Large wooded lots.
Modern equipped kitchen. large. lily
ing room, 2 bedrooms and bath.
Center stairway to end floor with
room for 2 more large bedrooms.
Substantial, well-built individual
homes.
Open Saturday and Sunday
Directions: Out Lee hwy. through
Falls Church, just past Hechinger's S,
turn left on Cavalier Trail to
Boiling I'd. and homes.
IING0I NJ IMNESTk6ENTC co
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Surrounded by
Catalina Mountains
NJ nE YrwEINIiI AnIznAf
IN BEAUTIFUL ARIZONA
16-UNIT MOTEL,

I6-UNII MOIEL
Newly built. Furnished. Two houses,
two bedrooms each: 5 acres; Is
stalls for horses in rear. Fire hose
throughout 5 minutes from down
town Tucson; $4,000. viii trade
for income producing property. Bro
kers invited. Write Box 233-L. Star.
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COTORED ONLY

$3.50 down buys this swell Xmas
present for the family. 5-rm mod
brk., mr.. buses and stores. Priced
right. Call at once.
AL BAKER g. SON, INC.
116 So. Asaph ST., Alex, Va. Al.
0(i44, TIE, 7343 ----
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Lifetime Stone Home
Luxuriously Designed
Now Substantially Reduced
For pror,pt Sale

fOT fIOlIlpt Odlc
Featuring a gracious entrance foyer
leading to step-down spacious
living room with Stone-trimmed FIRE
place: a cheerful dining room that
opens to patio enclosed with stone
wall and paved with flagstones: cozy
library I2x12) with cheerful cor
ner fireplace and adjoining powder
room; 12x20 screened living porch:
also first floor guest bedroom t13x
16l with private bath: master
sized ultra modern kitchen complete
with de luxe Tappan gas range.
11-foot refrieorator. GE dishwasher.
stainless steel sink with Dispos- III
unit. Geneva metal cabinets with
Formica counter tops. Upper floor
has MASTER sized bedroom 12hx
16) with three-way exposure. pri-
vate bath and large dressing room.
. other bedrooms Q2x16l. 12xl2l:
numerous closets and large hall
bath. maids quarters with bath on
ground level. plus 15x30l game
and rumpus room with fireplace.
Attached garage. spacious laundry
and. storage room in basement
Janitrol gas-fired hot-water heat.
copper plumbing. slate roof. Vene-
tian blinds and all of the finer, ap-
pointments appropriate for truly
Ii
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDINGS, steel and aluminium, fol
farm and industry. All sizes
MALONEY'S BLDG. CO., S126 Ga
ave, SH. 1880.
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HOMECREST, $1O,950
lyon PARK

~ L Wv @AAt4A
S17.5O0-GI APPROVED
Eere is your chance for a. real buy
in fine brk home in this highly
desirable neighborhood; lse. Nv.
rm. with ,flrepi., 1S-ft. den, equip;
kit, 3 bedrms.. up; tile fiooreo
samerm. and built-in gar: a lovely
Handicapped lot. See this home
today. Call OW. 5000, 9 TIL o.
COLONIAL VILLAGE
A very close-in, conven. location.
3-bedrm. brk; home; liy. rm: with VILE
frepl, lge. din. rm. with bay WIN
dow, table-size kit; full osmt.
auto. heat, att gar. and a. lee.
concrete -fioored screened porch; a
sound investment at S15,7b0. Call
OW. $500, 9 till 8.
RAMBLER
3 bedrms., all brk.; full bsmt., IRE,
r'endous liv.-djn. rnn.. peauiIli
kit with the best in cabinets, doie
sink, range, refgr. and built-.p
breakfast nook. desirable North
Arl location, and only Sl4,9o0.
Call till 8.
LURIA BROS.
1900 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500.
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HAT ABOUT RETIREMENT
IN FT,OR1DA2

Are you one of the many who plan
a comfortable home in mild eli,
mate? A couple of acres Of good
high land with room for a garden
OF tropical fruit and shrubbery? De
Soto Acres, Just outside the city
limits of Sarasota. within 3hz miles
Of city hall and J. "a miles from the
best beach in the world, are mace
to order for you. Lots approx.
300x300 or more. containing min: +.
inlum of . acres; electricity ano
Soft. streets. Prices BEGIN at $3.50,
20ca down, balance small monthly
payments of $3.50 month. The
smart thing is to buy now while
prices are low and have your place
paid for when you retire. Over 80
of these lots have been sold to
Washingtonians, whom we use as
reference. Taxes exempt up tc
$4,000 on your home and no city
taxes whatever. We will finance
your home. Title insured and this
land is sold on 'money-back"
guarantee If after investigation you
are dissatisfied with your purchase.
Write for descriptive folder with
map of Sarasota and photographs
Of homes now on the subdivision, or
just phone our once.
JOHN C.. WRIGHT, INC.
~ nUy SSn2
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coMM. GROUND FOR SALE
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR REM
COM. GROUND FOR SALE

COM. GROUND FOR SALE
on n. Y. AVE. N.E.-2nd commere. !;
69x2o0; So 50. IT. A. M. ROTH
CoLMAR MANOR, 1oox1Oo: COM
mercial lot, all improvements: bar
PARKS. LA. 6-4470.
WAREHOUSE SITE. min. from
downtown. Northeast D. c.. Sl.2S
per Sc. it. Call r. ELLIOTT NIP
Evening star., 1949-12-18

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Let Santa get the family a real bar
gain this Christmas. Close-in Arl-
ington location. a large lot approx.
65x16s 8 hedrms.. tiled beth, st-
tractive living rm. with fireplace.
dining rm., equipped kitchen. full
basement. front screened porch.
Entire property is In immaculate
condition. Total price, S12.950.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. oW. $500:
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$3.50, 900 CASH
AT OUR COMMAND
FOR THE PURCHASE
OF LIMITED TYPE
REAL ESTATE
LISTINGS SOLICITED
ACTION ASSURED
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
BROKER-RE. 1166
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4 BEDRMS.A BATHS
De luxe custom built brick Colonial,
IL months old; offered below; ac-
tual building cost. Some of the fea-
lures: colored tile baths and fixtures,
triple floors, paneled den or bedrm.,
full bath 1st floor; built-in garage:
finished bsmt.. attractive neighbor-
hood.
3 BEDRMS.-11a BATHS
Prewar brick Colonial; features lee.
liv. rm and screened porch; built-in
garage: interior in perfect condi-
ton; both homes in N. Arlington
ARLEDGE BROS.
OW. 444S, 1923 Wilson blvd, OK,
4333: ewes, FA. 1870. lis
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Ernest A. Clemens Dies;
Supervisor at Gun Factory

A requiem mass will be said
at $50 am. Tuesday at St. Cab
rieI's Catholic Church for Ernest
A. Clemens. SO. of All Buchanan
street NV, who died Friday,
Mr., Clemens came here from
Chattanooga. Tenn. 81 years ago
to work in the Naval Gun Factory
as a machinist. At the time Of his
death he was supervisor of all
machinists at the gun factory.
He was a member of the Holy
Name Society OF st Gabriel's Cath
lie Church.
Mr.. Clemens is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Florence Tracey Gle
mems; two sons, Richard j. and
Ernest Thomas Clemens. two
daughters. Mrs. Helen NJ. McCar-
ron and Mrs. Rita Holland. all
Of Washington; a brother. Cla-
renee; and four sisters. Mrs Mary
Evening star., 1949-04-10

bination Of Western European
economic recovery. the Atlantic
treaty and the German settle
ment. plus the forthcoming arms
aid program, was creating a GEN.
ter OF strength in Western Europe
which offered the best hope for
eventually reaching some agree
ment with Russia.
In Germany itself. experts here
say. the Russians are playing
losing game. 1t is this fact which
persuades some diplomatic author
tiles to believe that before they
make any sincere approach to a
real truce in the cold war they
may try a phony pass in Ger
many
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Davis, Sothoron to Speak

Senator Roy Tasco Davis. Re-
publican. of Montgomery Coun-
ty, and Senator L. Harold Soth-
oron. Democrat, of Prince Georges,
will review the recent Maryland
General Assembly session at /
o'clock this afternoon over radio
station WGAY.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
First DeIcor Trucks
To Be Reody Soon

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rel G. Assembly 3gnek tsesv sAss
this uacnth. i~e AEneg rAs Motors
C announced seoAy
The trunk Weighs J 600 pounds
and hMs capacity rs aeo
pounds
II is ceS4Erse1 II ssiscslt 81 anEs o.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Fletcher. Mrs Rose Bell. Mrs. Mel.
Gray and Miss Frances Clemens
all Of Chattanooga.
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Legion Auxiliary is Again Planning
Girls State at Capital June 1876

as the IdealistS and RealiSts, elect
their own officers, organize the
Legislature" and conduct their
own meetings.
The Girl Slater will gain a
sense of individual obligation, and
through actual personal partici-
patton will learn some of the in
tricacies and problems of govern
ment. AS a citizen, not only will
she enjoy certain rights and pri-
vileges, but must also assume de
finite duties and responsibilities
Through this experience she
should become more mindful Of
the contribution women can
make to government activities.
The American Legion Auxiliary
believes through the sponsorship
of the Girls State program year
after year there will be given to
the state and nation a group of
leaders who will know govern
ment and will help apply the De-
mocratic Principles on which
America was founded.
Mrs. Carl w. Zeller, Gibson
burg, Ohio, will again serve as
director of this project A past de
partment president of Ohio, Mrs.
Zeller is also the chairman of the
National Junior Activities Com
mittee of The American Legion
Auxiliary, and a member of the
National Education of Orphans of
Veterans Committee of the A
merican Legion.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
. Deaths
Elite Brown

Little Brown
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. Sunday for Elite Brown,
aged Ga, Milford Center resident
who died at 7 a. m. Friday in
University Hospital, Columbus. A
native of Darby Township, he
was born March 10, 1885 and was
son of Louis M. and Lydia
(Cooperider) Brown.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mary Louise Brown, Columbus,
and Corabelle Brown, MarySville;
two half brothers, Walter and
Arnold Brown, Milford Center;
a half-sister, Mrs. Edith Wenger,
Marysville; and his step-mother,
Mrs. Irene Brown, Milford Cen
ter. A sister and half-sister are
deceased.
He was a member of the
Christian church.
Services were held in the Reed
funeral home, conducted by the
Rev. j. M. Gambill. Interment
made in Milford Center Cemetery
in charge of r. Glenn Reed, fun
eral director of that village.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvnLE. OHIO

Third annual Buckeye Girls
State, sponsored by American
Legion Auxiliary, Department of
Ohio, will be held June l9 to 26,
at Capital University. Four hun
dred and twenty high school
girls selected will be enrolled to
participate in this citizenship
training program.
These girls will live together
for one week, and will carry on
the government of this mythical
49th state according to the govern
ment procedure of their own
state.
The girls will be divided into
10 groups representing 10 cities,
and two counties" will comprise
the state. They will join one of
two political parties to be known
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Highway Work
Set for County

Highway construction work and
bridge painting projects in Union
County were among those for
which contracts were awarded
by the State Highway Depart
ment last week.
The road projects in the coun-
ty were tied in with similar work
in Madison county. to make one
project. 1t was awarded to the
S. G.. & w. Construction Co., Mar
ion, for S39,273 and includes:
U. S. Route SO (Marysville-
Milford Center rd), 4.33 miles in
Paris aand Union Townships.
State Route l6l, $40 miles in
Union Township.
State Route 80 (Marysville-
London rd), 2.45 miles in Deer
Creek and Union Townships.
State Route Sc, 8.77 miles in
Pleasant and Oak Run Townships
All these roads are to be given
bituminous treatment and are to
be completed by Sept. |.
The bridges in Union County
were among a group of 25 in Del
aware, Marion, Morrow and Un-
ion Counties, and we're awarded
to Dale Wiley, Ostrander, for
$l3,44760.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Increased Hay
Yields Possible

Hay can be major farm crop in
Ohio, according to Earl Jones, eX-
tension agronomiSt at Ohio State
University, who offers a formula
for boosting hay yields to Az
tons per acre.
He recommends a seeding mix
ture of Alfalfa 7 pounds, clover,
2-3 pounds, timothy pa pounds,
and Ladino clover y to34 pound
This is sufficient to seed | acre
of land that is to be pastured.
When the soil is deficient in
lime, Mr.. Jones suggests cutting
the amount of alfalfa seed and in
creaSing the clover. For a per-
manent pasture, | to 2 pounds of
Ladino clover and pounds of
Kentucky bluegrass should be
added.
Declaring that adequate linn
ing has not been given needed
attention in recent years, the
agronomist recommends an appli-
cation of l ton of ground lime
stone per acre each 5 years.
Advantages of growing hay
crops as soil improvement prac-
tices are pointed out by Mr.
Jones, who states, 1--WE have d
new concept of the meadow crop
at the present time. The man who
has a good hay crop will have
good yields in other crops"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Senior PldY Tickets
Go On Sole Tonight

Tickets for the Senior Class
play, THE Moon Makes Three"
will be on sale at 7"p. m. today
in the Wolgamot- -Orahood Drug
Store.
"The Moon Makes Three" is a
light comedy-entertaining be-
cause of an interesting plot plus
pretty masquerade costumes and
wedding outfits. Early ticket
buying is recommended as there
will be only one night show this
year and many seats have al
ready been purchased by the SEN
iorS who had the first chance al
the reserved seat board. Sixty
cents is the price of admission
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
Fire Causes Slight
Loss ut New Home

Fire broke out between the
new Lustron home being con-
structed by Joe Lentz, this morn
ing, but it was put out before any
great damage was done.
The fire truck was called but
the blaze had been eXtinguished
by workmen before it arrived. 1t
was difficult to estimate the dam
age accurately because the fire
was between the walls but as
sistant fire chief Russell Huffman
said that it was probably of a
minor nature.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
@4N<~s q: :: Courts

Bowdre, and Carol Smith, Il,
beautician, of Marysville, daugh-
ter of Carl Smith. Rev. Reed was
expected to solemnize the mar
riage.
Arthur L. Austin, 81, rubber
worker of Pontiac, Mich, and
Grace E. Boggs, so, of Irwin.
Malcolm Whissel, al, machiniSt
of Mansfield, and Pauline A.
Reed, 80, of Magnetic Springs,
Rev. Holdridge is expected to
solemnize the marriage.
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SUMMARY OF FUND TRANSACTIONS
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COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorce Asked

Madge D. Hart, has brought ac-
ton against Frank 7. Hart, for
divorce on grounds of gross neg
lect of duty and extreme cruelty.
They were married Feb. 3, 1910
and have no children. Gwynn
Sanders is the attorney for the
plaintiff.
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IIH
FI ND
Receipts

| hereby Certify that the fore
going report is i'm the conformity TO
Section 2jO7 of the General Code.
+. II. McCurdy
Auditor. Union County, ohio
Judge of the Common Pleas Court.
+. Leroy Allen
Union County, Ohio
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

Beautiful hoes, moderately
priced, foot comfort assured in
Galloway Shoe news today.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02
RECORDERS OFFICE
Real Estate Transfers

Lewis and Minnie Huston to
w. B. and Marguerite Shearer,
IA acres in Paris Township, 81.
Service Discharge
Ralph J. Rausch has recorded
his discharge from the u. S. Ar
my with County Recorder Law
renee B. RhoadeS.
PROBATE COURT
Licensed to Wed
Jack Bowdre, 81, buffer, of
MarySville, son of Benjamin c.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-05-02

Flying fish probably move
through the air to escape capture
by other fish.