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SALES EXECUTIVE

Looking for Q substantial salary and
overwrite plus the privilege Of earn
ing lge. personal commission and o
chance to grow with the oldest and
largest company in our feld. We are
looking for 3 capable men, age 30
46, married. who have q successful
record Of sales. hiring and manage.
ment with direct to-consumer prod
ucts or services. This is not q soft
BACKGROUND to Box 9S-H, Star. 80
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BUSINESS OPP. lcent.l

bUSlNESS OPP. tCont.)
TAVERN on 211 and 30. Is mi. D. G.
Owner quotes net Of $500 per mo-;
seats APPROX. 40; ABC license on
and of sale; living quarters; to be
as q going business; long term lease
TAdoN REALTY CO., fairfax sss.
SANDWICH SHOP. BEER L1c.-Nsar-
By ". Bargain. $1,000 down. Box
SHOE REPAiR and valet shop. PSie.d
t teT quick nc Ssle oS shite or eo0red TR.
zap If sEoh5 sod g E essa s9so
DRY-CLEANING and laundry store for
sale o $3.50 wk. 7th and H sts; rs ns.
VARIETY STORE, Baltimore. Md.
ing at ridiculously low price: Call
OWNER, Edmondston 1635.W. 80
per mo; business shows good net re-
turn: priced right. WALLACE B.
A ASjs INC D1. $3.50; ewes. Sac OIL.
BAKERY, must sell; sacrif,ce; no
s : en- refused: Cali Ii. s-7als at otter
CHINA NOVELTY and gift wear for
sale for less than wholesale inven-
tory; rent paid to Nov. 20. $50
BaKERY-Good corner loc., mr.. 18th
and H ne, bakery with retail store,
Tyr. lease, available; price, $l3,-
SEQ; cheap rent; fully equipped and
now operating. Last year income
reported, $4,000. WI. 1857 or OR.
oEF 1arH ANN IRVING srs "
8 Ink. rms. plus nice apt for own
er LIST floor. Nicely furn. Spotless
throughout. Quoted income 800
mo. 10 refrieerators, 10 ranges. all
good furn. Oil heat. Can be pur-
chased for 5000 down at only
$4,000 for property and rooming
house business. RE. 1915. GE.
1894 10
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FURNITURE SALESMAN

Leading modern house has opening
for experienced. capable man with
good personality. We want high
type salesman. familiar with the
handling of fine. modern furniture
for discriminating clientele State
age, experience in detail, and ref
erences. All replies held in conf
dence. Box 263-H, Star 80
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN,
commercial experience preferred,
permanent Job. Good opportunity.
Box 442,D. Star. a
GAS STATION ATTENDENT-All
around. eXper. necessary; good pay
plan ana working conditions. Apply
FALLS CHURCH MOTORS, 554 N.
Wash. St, Falls Church, Va. 30
GLAZIERS t3), experienced: steady
work, good salary; also auto glass
man. $50 Wis. ave, OIL. 2022,
TU. $3.50. 30
GRILLMAN. white. experienced. nc
Sundays, good wages. Apply 177C
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SITUATIONS woMEh

COUPLE desires job as resident mgr
OF apt. bldg; best Of refs. Call 10
3-6n6o Al
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HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS-storm door entrances
bsmt. rooms. porch Enclosures; dts
assss es ' Sa %sss AZ zsF s;s
CARPENTRY A I'll. in your bushes. st,e.
tases. New. old repairs. Also de-
signing. architectural service. tx.
CEMaNT WORK. stone walls. fi.s.
stone terraces, walks. chimneys. ire
Piasfs ~s dsi n. porehsS
kinds q xaserpPoonns = MAR 4,
CUCCIo. Route S. Horners lane.
Rockville. Nd Phone Rockville 35sS.
FENCING-Prompt and expert in.
a ana Rseps !! Your 9sa sale eu Tor sh
estimate. GRiFFTTH coNsUMERs,
l413 New York ave. NV. Il
FLOOR sERviCE-Nothins but the
best: aging. sanding, finishing,
nshas DaTa EooRiNd eoar slSe:
TORS. INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL REPAIRS Of all kinds, 20
year exp; in general building; also
s g sad VIZ W. h9ss to order so free
HOME IMPROVE. painting. esrpen-
tering. cement work. Venetian
blinds and new constr. WI. $500
r. l.. SHOEMAKER. 30s
MODERNIZING ana additions; cellar
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 1908 Eve st. NV.
PAvING-Driveways, parktngs. side
walks, etc; black-top or concrete.
GRAHAM PETR1E. Oliver 1892.
PLANS DRAWN
ing by an experienced designer.
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WHOLESALE JEWELRY. good oppoS.
tunity: $4,000 to handle. Boz
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Radio Service Men

on AM. FIN and record
changers. 20Te discount on all pur-
chases. vacation with pay, group
disqualification. Must have car.
We Pay Top Salaries
And Car Allowance
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NAS4 A&A4 - &tA& A1At
Neutrality-suspicious. thoroughly famil-
lar with all phases of delivery pro-
cedure. Apply, stating experience,
age and education. Box 267-H.
DRIVER reliable for blind man; ex-
perienced; must know Washington.
DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates.: must have Identified
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
DRIVER SALESMAN for established
route, salary and commission. Apply
q to $3.50 am. or 4:30 to 7:30 pm.
1859 LIST st. Sc. BALTIMORE DADS
ROOT BEER co. 80
DRUG CLERK, exper. only; local ref.
reg; good job for right man. Call
EIEcTRiiCCiiAN - First : class man
wanted. Apply KOLB ELECTRIC,
1919 Window pl; NV.
ELECTRICIAN, LIST class in new and
old wiring. None other need apply.
2600 p NV. 30
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

MODEM TRAINING In csauty cul.
ture, all subjects taught. Approved
BY Government for CT training. day
and evening classes WAR-FLYNN
BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 g 1t. NV
MAKE YOUR OWN HATS. Small
day and evening classes taught BY
hat designer: Call ST. O0S2. -2
covering all subjects. incl. arithme.
TIC: So pages. $500. MERIT PUB.
LEGATIONS. 313 Evans Bldg. 1870
New York ave. NV, Elk. $685.. 2s
CHlLDREN'S DANCING CLASSES In
ballet, tap, acrobatic and fashion
modelling. AID. 627l. Il
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Free lecture Monday, October 31st,
at 8 pm. Starting a I0-lesson
course under supervision of Marshall
]. Waple, Realtor for rs years.
Phone or come in. See what it is
all about. We assist students in
connecting with real estate offices
MARSHALL J. MAPLE
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. :}346 81
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HELP WANTED, AGENCIES

Professional Place Serv.
1140 X St. NV, RE. 4S5S
We invite inquiries from employers
desiring personnel and from appli-
cants seeking positions. 80
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BAR AND GRILL
DOWNTOWN
DOING $500 DAILY
70.T RAP

Hours am. to IL pm, closed sun.
days; new booths, All. cond.. etc:
very low operating costs: same help
$4,000 including $4,000 liquor
stock; terms. S22 900 cash. balance
$500 monthly at ~ int. This
place has been a real moneymaker
for over 80 years and has q steady
established trade
BOB HOLLANDER
EXCLUSIVE BROKER
1411 Pa. Aye. NV, MA. 9743. 80
ARL. DELIC. GROCERY
Owners books show last year net
$4,000; fixtures valued At about
$4,000; 2-yr. lease with 5-yr. op.
ton; best loca ton: for immediate
sale at S21. 0OO plus stock: o0%
cash required. For complete tn-
formation. consult Bill Fairchild.
THE BRANT COMPANY. 1884 VII.
son blvd, Gil. 4216, OK. $500:
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HELP MEN (cont.)

ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored, for
apt house; nightwork: must be ex-
perienced. Apply Apt. l, 1905 Wis.
EsTIMATToR for plumbing and heat
ing, with sales ability, for long
established firm; must be high type,
capable of earning good salary; also
have own car. Apply j. L. BATE
MAN g. SON, 2004 Rhode Island
FILING AND COMPLAINT depart
ment clerk; experience helpful; 5a-
day week HECHINGER CO. Call
AT. 1400 for apointment. 81
FLOOR SANDER, first class only
honest and sober; to take charge
of truck. Steady work for right
man. H E. RICHARDSON. 700
Kennedy st. NV. I'll
FOREMAN Permanent position,
good salary. advancement for man
with furnace. grease, or air duct
cleaning experience; mostly night
work Car or light truck required.
Car allowance and expenses. 4015
Ga. ave. NV. Il
FOUNTAIN MAN, experienced, white,
good hours Apply CHASTLETON
PHARM., 18th and r NV. 80
FURNITURE FINISHER WANTED
Must be experience, with some
Q to 8, MILTON H. ROSSLER, 2543
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SITUATIONS MEN tcont. }
SITUATIONS MEN G. WoMEN

YOUNG EXPERIENCED MAN desires
housekeeping work; day work. TIL.
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Combination of Businesses

combination OF businesses
700; dance hall and grill, weekly
receipts $1,000; theater seats $50.
open 4 nights weekly; also large
soda fountain. This is an excellent
opportunity for partners. LIST time
offered for sale. Shown By Apt.
YEONAS REALTY
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PERSONALS (cons. J

CPA, established practice, $4,000
seeks association with accountant
having similar or larger volume
81
VACANCY now available in new win,
OF my nursing home; licensed BY
county and State. SH. 6O4O.
FUR COATS remodeled, latest style
finger tips and capes: phone WI
AFRO or DU. 1855 anytime. 3
ROOM and board for elderly people
nursing care, opposite Walter Reet
Hosrital; 1925 Georgia ave. NV.
GF. 425S. 3
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
A limited number Of selected alco
holic, patients accepted for under
SANITARIUM, WI. HOO. OIL. 1886
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BOILER FOR DRY CLEANERs.
10-H.P., GAS FIRED, COMPLETE
LIKE NEW; WILL SACRIFICE.
HI. 800. EXTENSION 6202.
MR.. SCHWARTZ. II
Continued On NAYt paRal
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TELEv1s1ON
SERVICEMEN
500 PER WEEK

Inside or outside men. with or with
out car. We pay car expenses
Modern. air-conditioned shop! Va
cation with payi Group hospitali3s.
toni 20Gs employe discount privi-
legesI Time and one-half FOR oil
overtime work! Wonderful oppoY.
tunity for Advancement!
Box 474-E, St2r.
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ADDING Machine Repalrman
Full or part time. Please write r.
ALLEN BUS. MACH. INC. 1911
G st. NV. =
ARCHITECT-An established archi-
.sct IN saot tnrying mstr9poiis on
1ssass sh0ss ri MaIsn0 aesas
man Trifers and fioaters need not
apply. Box 202-G, Star. 81
AUTO MECHANIC, white, must bt
ehare Of Fe our "e et sR e
fable ies' HI This T is IS good se perm. 20.
sition for right party; must have
city refs s asRTz s2 nR1R PeE ns F
Ab TIC, M i Il AM must be experienced
S re- 6 oPeHEtu9sy o 5Sr E zlghs man Gan
Alto III DA MEcaAN les Nash dealer
Apply JACK KENNEDY MOTOR
SALES. 2O33 Nichols ave. sc. 80
AUTO MECHANICS, auto parts men
II you are experienced and If you
contemplate a change. here Is a
leadership in the Washington Metro
politan Area. adding to our force
and not replacing anyone. We have
all the accepted incentives such as
INSURANCE. PAID vacations srs ETC. u and
no fear of jeopardizing your present
location by contracting US because
our people know about this ad. II
housing is to be factor in con-
ssLdering a change, we can arrange
We employ only the best. so If you
qualify. write for an appointment
for interview. giving US as complete
q story as possible about yourself.
AUTO METAL MAN.-We have an
must fof be an re1 ana eed
worker: 49, nay. plan, paid .vaca-
lions, working clothing furnished:
pleasant working conditions In new
BAKER. good opportunity for an all
a s.REpS Cali in person. PARK ROAD
BAR TENDER, for restaurant cocktail
lounge: must be sober and depend
able. Apply in person. 1910 18th st.
NV, Please do not phone. -3l
BILLING CLERK. exper. on. Bur-
A MiNf5S E EISas4ss shPP1 19
Book REFER sEcY. - For active
Arl real estate brokerage office;
S225 per mo. Write Box AJAX,
Star 81
BRICKLAYER SUPERINTENDENT
want q man who will work hard to
make success of a business of
which he will have part interest.
One who Is not afraid of the men.
who knows how to place material,
who owns . car and knows a few
good bricklayers. I will pay S125
week and give him 1917 of the
profit. Box 275-H, Star. 80
BRICKLAYERS, white, good mechan-
les. Cali OIL. 1922 Friday It'll pm.
After 4, 10 S-497S. 80
BRICKLAYERS, frst-class mechanics,
ready for work at COOL Nebraska
ave. NV. 81
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HELP MEN

Adding Machine Repairman
ALLEN BUS. MACH, INC, 1911
C St. NV -
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INSTRUMENTATION

BUSHELMAN-TAILOR
lsSsi M 's aEKA & rf II s sfcS
B UT 4 experienced. Apply sol
BUTCHER. must be- frst-class and
cs fof aaas hF' WI fo0d 1885, 81
cANyAssER to work with photog-
FIG Faoro n 3RT sr Gf' T "a sSz7
e ps1s y wz 5siess $500 os annsssa
Nh A MH TIIsa $50 $500 Bs shsDSeid or
Chevy Chase. Md. -
C FEaTcf1S ksr eoloEed' o tsE MALLS
cHEF.o cSoKN WANTED hi '0 Apply G. i ".
RESTAURANT, 1O31 18th st. NV.
CLERK-order department, expert
ees sae as s sar7 ae aearsd
Box 25o-H. Star. 80
CLERK, night, II pm. to 7 am,
E With hotel e1g sK preferred
hotel transcript. Bring references
when applying Room 2OI. 1925
Conn. ave, Mon. and Tues, 8 am
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT,
aggressive. age IS to so; civil en-
sHssF TssDonsS Wr's eha sae"as
projects. Salary open. Work with
general contracting firm in Wash
ington area. Box 4s7-H, Star. 80
COOK, exper. good position. Apply
2S07 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va.
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OISHWASHER, colored, must be ex-
perienced. Apply In person, 1415
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HELP MEN

MAN. colored. experienced In car
pentry; permanent work. HARRI-
ave. NV. -S9
MEN interested in earning extra
money in Toare time selling nation
ally known line Of mems haber-
dashery and ladies' wearing ap-
parel. Earnings about S150- So
per hour. Act quickly to get the
full benent of Christmas orders.
Phone MA. 1856, 10 am. to 3 pm.
MEN (2) with cars to learn tire sales
and service work; good oppor. If you
are willing to work. ASSOCIATED
TIRE SERVICE. 312 G st. NV. 30
MEN-Excel. openings in established
territories for q few honest. reliable
men, no experience necessary. An
experienced man will train you; ex-
eel. earnings. Apply FULLER BRUSH
CO., 979 National Press Bldg. 18th
and F SITS. NV. or call DI. ANT or
DI. 349S. 80
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
Elliott ROOsevelts To Seek Divorce

NEW YORK, (P)-Actress Faye Emerson plans to bring divorce proceedings against Elliott Roose- welt as soon as she finishes work on a motion picture now in pro- duction.
 The 31-year-old blonde actress, confirming Monday that she and the late Presidents second son have separated, said Elliott and l parted on friendly terms"
 As she stood by in a studio, representative handed out an un- signed statement which said:
 Faye Emerson confirmed today the report that she would seek a divorce from Elliott Roosevelt.
 Miss Emerson said I'm sorry to say that Mir. Roosevelt and l have been separated for some time and I plan a divorce when I have fin iSilCN iiiJ SOl iCilt iilObAOAi PiSIul v. Elliott and 1 parted on friendly terms"
 Roosevelt, who was reached by a newsman in Providence, R. l., said the breakup of the marriage lis a personal matter-I have no comment"
 His wife declined comment be- yond the formal statement.
 Roosevelt, 38, and the actress, 3l, separated in August.
 Roosevelt has remained at their Hyde Park, N. Y., home in recent weeks and the wife has stayed al their New York City apartment. neither Roosevelt nor his wife is reported to have romantic inter- est elsewhere.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
Harris Co. Ends Argument In Fish Trap Tax Case

JUNEAU, (P)-The P. E. Harris company's case against Alaska's quadrupled fish trap tax was com pleted late Monday.
 The packing firm rested its case after calling commissioner of edu- cation James Ryan and Neil Moore, assistant Territorial audi tor, to the stand. They were called as company witnesses in support of the contention that the l949 legislature increased the trap tax to four times its former figure when it found the Territory was going to be unable to meet its ob- ligationS.
 Harry O. Low, superintendent of the False Pass cannery, testi- fled briefly on operation costs in trap fishing.
 Then the intervenors in the case, August Buschmann and A. V. Wolf, placed accountant Paul Neil sen on the stand. Attorney general J. Gerald Williams, who is hand ling the Territory's case in behalf of the tax legality, examined him closely regarding trap operation costs.
 The case was continuing yes terday. The attorney general said he would ask for a further break down on costs and other facts in the tender service and further comparative figures between trap and seine catches.
 The hearing on the challenge of the law is in its second week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
U. s. Sought To Collect Customs On Canadian Rifles

WASHINGTON, (P) - United States customs officials tried to collect tariff duties from Canadian troops headed to fight the Japan csc in the Aleutians in 1943.
 Lester B. Pearson, Canada's minister of external affairs, told of the incident yesterday.
 He said it occurred when a Ca nadian expedition prepared to cross the Alaska border to join American forces in ejecting the Japanese from the island of Kiska.
 Pearson told the national press club that U. S. border customs of ficials ruled that the Canadians could not enter Alaska unless they paid duty on their new rifles and other military equipment.
 John D. Hickerson, now assist ant secretary of state, solved the difficulty, Pearson said. Hickerson arranged with the White House to declare the Canadians "distin- guished foreign visitors"
 Meanwhile, he said. the Japan csc voluntarily withdrew from Kiska.
 Pearson is former ambassador to Washington and is member of the Canadian delegation to the three-power conference on the British financial situation
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
Alaska Housing In Planning Sessions

JUNEAU, lL4o) - The A a k a housing commission began a week long series Of planning sessions Monday in anticipation of a Sl0,- 100000 federal revolving fund which it expects to be available to the Territory in October.
 The commission said it hoped to draw up a general program to carry through the winter, and be- gin a concentrated effort next spring to improve housing through out the Territory.
 Commission members here were the Rev. Paul O'Connor, Hooper Bay; Jack Cropley, Juneau; Mayor z. J. Loussac, Anchorage; Mrs. Louis Miller, Ketchikan and Har- old Byrd of Flat.
 The commissioners were being assisted by Governor Erne | Gruening and E.. Glen Wilder, Alaska housing director.
 The $lO,OOO,OOO appropriation was passed by both Houses and now is in conference committee for revision.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
Seek Hunters Who Abandoned Plane

ANCHORAGE, P(-Two Tenth Rescue Squadron para-rescue spe- cialists reported Monday two per sons apparently walked away from a slightly damaged plane that crashed Sept. 4, 10 miles north of Susitna Lake.
 The men dropped at the scene Of the crash, reported they found no trace of pilot Francis BroWnfield and Pat ODonnel. Two other per sons aboard the plane reached safety.
 The rescue specialists said they would continue tn cir ground seorch on the belief that Brown field and O'Donnel may be at tempting to walk out of the area.
 The two others, Mrs. O'Donnel and Earl Bogey, walked into the Sheep Mountain civil aeronautics station Saturday night.
 The four persons had been on a hunting expedition. The para-res- cue specialists were Staff Sergeant w. s. Murphy and Sergeant E. Losen.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14
PASSENGERS ON FLAGSHIP ALEUTIAN

MT. and Mrs. Floyd A. Martin and daughter EdWina, 16 years old, of Winston Salem, North Car olina, sailed on the Alaska Steam ship Go. flagship "Aleutian" on Sept. 9th enroute to Little Diomede Island, where the Martins will be teaching for the ANS this winter.
 On the same sailing were Mrs Kermit Roosevelt, wife of the late General Roosevelt, and her mother Mrs. Joseph Willard. They are touring the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (P)-The mo- ton picture Intruder in the Dust" has been approved by the Mem phiS board of censors, chairman Lloyd T. inford said today.
 The picture is the story of Ne gro accused of shooting a white man. The Negro is saved from an angry mob when a small boy and an old school teacher find clues
The Nome nugget., 1949-09-14

to prove him innocent.
 Binford said, "We approve the picture. It doesn't live up to South ern ideals, but it will be all right to show in Memphis"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-24
PUBLIC SALE

As quitting farming he will sell at public
auction at his farm Raymond.
miles mile State 73s watch
fol sales
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OBITUARY. MEMoRIAM
CARD OF THANKS
IN MEMORY OF
LAWSON WILLIAMS

Sunset, and evening star, and
one clear call for me!
And may there be no moaning
of the bar.
When / put out to sea.
Twilight and evening bell, and
after that the dark!
And may there be no sadness of
farewell.
When / embark.
For though from out our bourne
of time and place,
The flood may bear me far
/ hope to see my Pilot face to
face,
When ] have crossed the bar.
Lawson Williams, son of Ar
manda Rudaselle, and Henry Will
Jams, was born August z, 1870,
near Zanesfield, Ohio, and pas
sed away January 6, l949, at $3.50
am. in his home in Mingo Ohio
He was one of a family of twelve
children, and most of his entire
life was spent in and around
Mingo.
On December 81, 1896, he was
united in marriage to May Hill,
and to this union, were born
four children, Chalmer, Florence,
sLola, and Raymond.
Fifty years of these fifty-two
years of welded life, were spent
in the same home in which he
passed away. A quiet, reserved
man by nature, he lived a full
life, being kind father, loving
and devoted companion and
a good neighbor.
No one will miss him more
than the companion he leaves
to carry on where he has finished,
but we are content in the know
ledge that he fought good fight,
and that in the evening of his
life, he joined his master know
ing a place was waiting for him,
in the Life Eternal.
The battle is over, the victory
won,
The trials are ended, the journey
is done
He will look on a splendor, more
bright than the sun,
In his home in the Palace of
Light.
He will sing a glad song, when
his eyes will behold
The city of jasper, with portals
of gold.
Oh! the Joy he will know, when
the glories unfold,
Ia his home in the Palace OF
Light II
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-24

m. Roll call: Proverbs. Topics of
the afternoon were John Mar
shall" and Baron Won Steuben".
Mrs. Bertha Taylor is home from
her work for several days, due
to illness.
Mrs. Lee Elsom, of Marysville,
spent Friday with her sister, Ms.
Bertha Taylor.
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many floral offerings, and Kind
services of Freshwater Funeral
Home.
Mrs. May Williams
Mrs. Lola Stuart
Mrs. Florence Spence
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Williams
1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-24
PUBLIC SALE

As will what known the
John Belefontaine Mt Zion road
mile south church. Beeontaine
altn,un nike on
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and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. P. Koehl and Mr.. An
drew's mother, Mrs. Alice An
drews.
Mrs. Wendell Holycross enter
tanned the Thursday afternoon
Club at her home.
The Womans Club held its 93Sth
meeting Monday Jan. IL at 2 p.
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Z HOUSEHOLD GUS GOODS

living bedroom suites complete with springs
and bedroom chairs record cabinet Queen Anne table
tables; Cateleg table, stands desks leather Sofa rocking
chairs chair dining table; bufes dining
chairs carpets 9X2 Ouonan book rack floor
table
office type antique desk antique bed antique stand
medicine cabinet kitchen tables
kitchen and Kerosene heater kerosene camp stove fruit cabinet
lard canned goods crocery and
jugs lot of Dishes cooking utensils other articles too numerous to
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