davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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MT. RAINIER, MD.

Best location. 6-rm. and bath as
bestos- shingle det. cottage. 1st-
floor lge. liy. rm., full-sized din.
rm. and lge. kit. 2nd H., 3 bed
rms. and bath: new oil h.-w.h.
Priced $11,200. Terms to GI.
$1,000 cash. Nonveterans should
have substantial cash payment.
peter j. hagan
3S41 Bath st. NE, UN 1855.
Office open IL am. to 3 pm.
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SILVER SPRING

OPEN 10 AM. TO DARK
Argyle Forest; ca. house individual
and different; brick bungalows. 1
and 2 stories. ! and baths, CEN
will build plan to suit you. See
and appreciate the fine workman
ship, high healthful location. ea..
house equip. with copper plumbing.
auto gas heat. elec. refrg.. gas
stove. concrete porches. etc; near
public and parochial schools. shop
ping. recreational facilities; priced
Sl4, $50 up; terms arranged. To
reach: Out Ga. ave. to Colesville
I'd. right to Forest Glen rd.. left
to Portland rd and sign.
J. H. FIELDS co.
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Sunnybrook-S1 900 down and as.
sumo present mortgage, will buy this
mod. lla-Story 3-bedrm. brick bum
galow. Fully equipped kit, auto.
heat This home is immaculate
throughout.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

HOME WITH INCOME

Three bedrms.. bath, liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., kit. front and rear
porches on 1st f.: rms. and bath
on End A.; full bsmt.. Oil h.-w.h.:
sold this week end. $15,500 or best
Offer BY OWNER. ST. 740S=24
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94O8 RUSSELL ROAD

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TILL
Woodside Forest. Prewar Gruver-
built. center-entrance Colonial in
new-house condition. Large living
luxe kitchen with breakfast nook,
side porch, 3 bedrms, . baths
knotty pine rec. rm. with lavatory
in bsmt., gas h.-wh; near bus and
shopping. Directions: Georgia ave
to Columbia blvd. right l block
right. LoWERY & MELTON. sH
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MT. RAINIER. MD.

MT. RAINIER, MD.
VETERANS ATTENTION
Lge. 5-rm. and bath bungalow, full
bsmt., built-in garage, extra lge.
expansion attic. h.-wh: conven
bus. schools, stores, etc. Price,
Sill 800; $1,000 cash.
peter j. hagan
Realtor, 3s41 Oath st. NE. UN
S5S5. ONCE open IL am. to 5
Evening star., 1949-07-24

OPEN-GI BUNGALOWS
$1,000 down. Inspect these charming
homes Sat. and Sum-: 8 lge. rms.
and tile bath on one a.; expansion
attic. full basement, oil a.-c. heat;
large lot In close by Forest Heights,
n mi across District line at So.
Capitol st. Turn right at Forest
Heights sign and continue straight
for 3 blocks to 800 block Of Huron
dr.. and open sign, or call AT. 0566
or AT. $3.50. THE GABLES CO,
2423 MINI. ave. sc. "a
$1,000 CASH
Frame bungalow. with 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., din. rm. and kit. full hsmt..
oil heat. On lot. 144x130. For
appt., call Mr. Smiley, HO. 0575,
with ROGER MOSS. Realtor, 2125
R. I. ave. ne. HO. 5000. "a
Brick Bungalow, $12,500
1909 Prescott ave. Takoma Park.
Md.-A cozy 2-bedroom home with
attic suitable to improve, excellent
neighborhood: terms. Call Mr.. Toll
son, OR. 1199.
Leo v. Glorius
DI. 1895. 1929 Vermont Ave. NV.
-25
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BETHESDA-S15.25O

BETHESDA-Sl5,25U
6-rm. brick, bedrms., bath. up
stairs: firepl.. half bath with shower
in bsmt. fpartitioned less than
2 years old, large lot. In very
desirable Pkwood area. close. to
Naval and Public Health Medical
eenters Will finance CT or PHA.
For sale by owner, leaving Wash.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

SILVER SPRING
a315 Caroline ave. Owner must sell
at sacrifice; nice bungalow; 2
bedrms.. liv. rm. with fireplace,
kitchen, expansion attic; full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat. A real bargain at
S9.4OO: with $3.50 down. Open
Sunday, ] TO 8 pm.
MCDANIEL REALTY
Evening star., 1949-07-24

MANOR CLUB VICINITY
Fifteen acres, modern bungalow. nice
view, spring and streams If you
want a nice home in the country,
see this one in Redland Hunt sec
ton. Priced only $4,000. To in
spect call David Laughlin. WI
2O22: ewes. and Sun, WI. 1890.
EUGENE B. GINGELL, Real Estate,
7542 GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

BOWIE bungalows, 5 rms, bath,
bsmt.. stairway TO f1oored attic;
$3.50 each
Seven Room Cape Cod-Bsmt., large
corner lot, $500.
Two-Story Stucco-5 rms, 1st H.:
End f., partially finished; bsmt
$3.50.
These houses priced below reproduc-
tion cost; excel. terms. Call Mr..
Noon. TR 1882; ewes, vi. 5206.
T. PAUL MUDD CO., 240S MINI.
ave. Sc. IA
Evening star., 1949-07-24

NEW CAPE COD BRICK rms.
S15.e5O; $4,000 down payment; bal.
PRMEosE Rss ? hEAfrY. saVSi w. zHf 4s5s WA
NEaknY 4Slfi WAi pNlR;,npalov. sl7R; 3 yr,. old,
3 bedrms.. asbestos shingle, oil heat,
beaut; extra lge; fenced lot; saacri-
fee. $4,000: as. low as 81 200 down
Call Mr. Papalardo, WA. S246: J..
RANDALL WALcRoFT, Realtor.
sPfcGn3Goks, PE; ata9 sIsl 9 ApTnEiNrroN-s piTi new
bungalows in Bowie, Md; only S.
600 each, with substantial cash. AL
Vim EPLING. ,UN. 0313;
sale price, S10.95o; new bungalow.
matte gas heat, picture window, lge.
cemented cellar. expansion attic; mr..
schools and ,transp.. go Minis. by
sfe saIS Sop : 'fasfd Tasor 4d RTsfaae Nd
NEED Eh 1EaIi,Bow ai, RooM.-Yes. on this
"a acre you'll have plenty Of garden
space. House has large liv. rm.
VIII VIII repses brepkas dn hpace em sna %odrn stuy k
1st floor 2 bedrms: and tiled bath
on end floor; full bsmt. and Gear
garage; near bus and school. Re-
duced to Sl2,950. MITCHELL
ssyS ag5cK; cH 81; sss7 s7s1' eve' Mr.. shsD-
RIGGS RD., about Az miles east Of
the D. C. line-5S acres at $500
per acre: generous terms. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1T19 K st. NV,
Ma. 1166; night or Sunday call
Miss Shoemaker. EN-. 1850.
HERE'S ONE YOU CAN finish your
self-New 4-room, gas range. elec.,
place for bath, good well, kitchen
about mi to where old road in
tersects.- then left to sign. right on
hwy. Over y acre; bus, schools.
$3.50. $500 down. o. B. ZANT-
FINGER, Jr., WA. 1919, HI. 1902,
NEAR MARYLAND UNIV.
6-rm. brick Colonial; S12.750. with
$4,000 down and assume AZ GI
loan; 3 lovely bedrms.. tile bath
full basmt.. gas heat firepl. in lge.
liv. rm.; exceptional buy. with ex-
INC, WA. $500. Open til pm.
OPEN 1 TO 8 Pm.
5401 40th ave-. Hyatts. Hills-Love-
iiv. rm. with firepi.. full din. rm..
lovely equipt. modern kit. sleeping
porch. full basmt. with gas h.-w.h..
lge. shaded lot. det. gar: priced to
sell on excel. terms. Directions;
Out Baltimore blvd. to Jefferson
ave. in Hyatts.. left ons 4Oth ave.
to open sign. PERRY BOSWELL,
INC WA 1900
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DAMASCUS


4-room frame bungalow. bath, pic
ture window in living room. modern
kitchen. small front porch. attic
with stairway, full basement, oil
hot-water heat; walking distance to
center of town; y acre of land; G1
approved: $1,000, $1,000 cash,
payments S606O per month
4-room frame bungalow, weather.
board siding, combination kitchen
and dinette. living room. . bedrooms
and bath, full basement, circulating
air heat; house insulated: attic: lot
50x225; GI approved; S11 900,
$1,000 cash, payments S60.60 per
month
2 acres improved with 5-room
frame bungalow; attic. oil hot-water
heat: garage hard road frontage;
S1O.50O.
Woodfieid-5-room brick bungalow.
modern in every respect: garage in
basement: GI approved, S11 900,
$1,000 cash. payments S60.60 per
month.
Call Jerry williams, Damascus
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg
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LARGE FAMILY WITH
SMALL, POCKETROO

SMAIL POChETBOOh
See this nicely located Chevy Chase,
1st floor; bedrooms, 3 baths, End
floor; comparatively new oil furnace
and hot-water heater; lot 200 IT.
deep with terrace; owner trans
ferred sacrifice at S15,500. Call
INVESTMENT CO., MA. 243I, -26
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Westmoreland Hills

WeStmOreland Hills
A lovely home situated in a superb
neiehborhood. 1t contains a 24-ft.
liv. rm., DIN. rm., kit, bedrm. or
den and bath and center entrance
hall. end fir. contains 2 nice bed
rms. and bath. The heat is gas h;w.
and there is a recreation rm. With
frepl. Ewes. Mr.. Harper. WI. 1875.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
C-
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INDIAN SPRING MANOR
Q60d GAPWNOn CT

SOU4 1AN NWoOD O1.
Beautiful det. brick with attached
garage. LRe liy rm. with FIRE
place. full sized din. rm.. all-elec.
kit, 3 lge. bedrms., full tiled bath
and shower full dry bsmt with
lndry and toilet; lge. full sodded
lot, adjoining Indian Spring Coun-
try Club, close to. ST. Bernadette
parochial school: new-house cond.
Price. S1S,900: terms to veterans
and nonveterans.
ALSO
Lge. center-hall type 2-story det.
Colonial. 1st A., lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace. full sized din rm..
well-appointed kit. and powder rm.:
2nd f.. 3 good bedrms, full tiled
bath with shower, lge. screened
porch; full bsmt with lndry and
extra toilet. Many extras which
would have to be seen to be ap-
preciated. These houses will be
open from c y to 5 pm. today.
peter j. hagan
Realtor. 3S41 Bath st. ne. UN.
S5S5. ONCE pone II am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

1904 UPsHUR ST., Mt. Rainier. Md.
Open Sum- 2 till 8 .m.--Lovely
det. bungalow, rms: $4,000.
1st trust, $1,000, payable S57 mo,
including taxes and insurance,
Call RA. 1890 or RE. 5224. "a
NEW HOUSE FOR GI, FHA near Mt.
Rainer; full bsmt.. g rms. small
payments; must have a good job.
AP. Os79, 10. 3-SS63. 81
4 BLKS. CENTER OF HYATTsVILLE
Lovely, 3-bedroom, Cape Cod. brick
bungalow; full basement. automatic
gas heat. large lot; 81 $50, $1,000
down. $75. per month. LOUIS
MILLER, UN. 2723; ewes, UN. 425b,
1903 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille.
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$10,950-SILVER SPRING
Mr. ST RERNADETTE'S

OPEN 1915. 422 WHITESTONE RID.
Prewar 5-rm. det. brk. and JIM.
bsmt.; lge. lot, oil a.-c.h. Terms.
Directions: Out Old Bladensburg
I'd. right on Whitestone, 4 blks: to
house. w. Z. BEERS. sH. 4747'
TIA 309S- "a
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FOR A DOCTOR
MONTGOMERY

Investment and Insurance Co. -25
LOVELY WOODSIDE PARK
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO DARK
1918 Grace Church rd., Silver Spring,
Nd; q bedrms., 312 baths, beauti-
fully built new tapestry brick with
delightful liv. rm.. 23x15. fireplace,
Iee. din. rm. with picture window,
de luxe kit, 2 bedrms. and bath
lst flr.; bedrms. and 2 baths,
lge. closets on 2nd FIR; full bsmt.,
gas &C. heat, lge. rec. rm. space,
built-in gar, lge porch, wooded lot
S4x2a5. In neighborhood of beau
tiful homes close to stores, schools,
and buses. Be sure to see this
most unusual home. Ideal for COM
Portable living and gracious enter
tanning. Reduced to $29,50o Terms.
Trades considered. Directions: Out
Ga. ave. to Grace Church rd. and
right "a blocks to open sign. R. J.
SCOFIELD, 81. $500, exclusive
realtors -
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NEAR CLARKSBURG

] acre, improved with q Groom cot
tage; sleetricity: all-year- -around
road. FRED B. CUsHMAN. Realtor,
4Ie Frederick ave. daithersburg
Evening star., 1949-07-24

Colmar Manor-Live in 5-rm.. apt.
1st A. and let the 3-rm. and pvt
bath apt upstairs pay practically
all your housing cost with as littls
as $1,000 down and reasonable
monthly payments. You can be
the owner of this lovely home on
lge. corner lot close to every
thing.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS
$1O,500, $1,000 down, SIS mo. Va
cant. @-bedroom bungalow. u acre
ground, liv rm., din. rm., mod. elec
kit. 2 screened porches, finished
bsmt.. h.-w.h., conv. to U. S. Army
Map Service. Top condition. GEO.
w. ROBINSON, Realtor, S1O1 Wis.
ave, WI. S267. "a
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
Mayor Procldims
Oil Progress Week

"Ol Progress Week" for
Marysville from Oct. 10 to % was
proclaimed today by Mayor G..
L. Kingsmore.
The Mayors proclamation said
the special week was being set
aside because it was significant
that the 80 years since the pet
roleum industry was born are the
80 years of greatest progress that
the nation and Marysville had
known.
Men and women of the oil
industry here will cooperate in
informing the public about the
ways their industry has contri-
buted ito our high standards of
living and to the preservation
of our free, democratic American
way of life said the proclama-
ton.
Mayor Kingsmore in his pro-
clamation, directed the atten-
ton of all citizens to a study of
"the contribution and service the
oil men who live among us make
to our public, social, business and
private life"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
Marysville F F "A. Team Wins Gold
Award in National Judging Contest

Marysville High Schools F. F.
A. Meat Judging team, which
won the state contest at Columbus
last<June, won a gold award in
the national contest at Kansas
City last Friday. The team con-
sisted of Kenneth Scheiderer, Jon
Greeneisen, and Ned Rausch.
There were 25 teams from as
many different states participat-
ing in the contest. They were
ranked in five classes, accord
ing to the total score and re-
ceived gold rating, silver rat
ing, bronze rating, honorable
mention, and participating. Only
20 per cent of the teams could
qualify for a gold rating. Thus
Marysville was one of the five
top teams in the Nation.
In individual competition, Jon
Greeneisen and Kenneth Schei-
derer were awarded a gold rat
ing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
S25,000 in Damages
Sought ds Result
Of Accident Sept. Is ]

Donald Trees, of New Dover,
has brought action against Glenn
Michael, of West Mansfield, for
the sum of $4,000 claimed due
him for damages suffeed in an
accident on Route 33 at $50 p.
m. Sept is.
Trees left foot and ankle were
so badly mangled in the accident
that IT was necessary to ampu-
tate the leg about four inches
above the ankle.
In his suit, Trees claims that
Michael was negligent in the op-
Grafton of his 1886 Chevrolet au-
tomobIle and that the accident
was due to his negligence.
Trees also claims that the mo-
tOrcycle on which he was riding
was almost a total wreck and was
damaged to the extent of $500.
He claims that he will always
suffer pain and will be handi-
capped due to the loss of his foot
and therefore asks $4,000 in
damages. Hopes and Hopes are
the attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
Redwood to Play
Carey on Friday

Redwood Highs Tigers will
run into one of the best offens-
i've class B schools in northwest
ern Ohio when they play Carey
on the Blue Devils field Friday
night. 4
The once-beaten Carey outfit
has averaged more than 35 points
per game in five starts and in
Nye, at quarterback, they have
one of the best field generals in
that area. When Marysville met
Carey last year in sea of mud
this boy was held down but he
has been outstanding in every
game this year.
Redwood has been hard-press-
ed this year by lack of experience
and backfield speed. Their line
has been spanked by Amo Rush
and Lloyd Milligan at defensive
guard and Chuck Shields has
been outstanding at end on both
offense and defense at end.
Carey will rate a definite ia
vorite over the north-enders but
Redwood is about due to come
up with an upset.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
Boys State Site Changed to Camp
Perry; Will Permit More to Attend

terbein College, Ohio Wesleyan,
and the state fairgrounds in Col
umbuS.
While previous states" were
limited in size by the accommo-
dations, the one at Camp Perry
may for the first time pass the
1000 mark in enrolment, provid-
ed the Legion can secure enough
qualified help for instruction and
supervision, DeWeese said. More
than 5000 high school juniors,
selected for their leadership
ability and grades, have attend
ed the 13 schools held to date.
Decision to move Boys State
TO Camp Perry was made by the
commission in charge at a meet
ing held at Sandusky and the
camp. 1t followed conferences
with Maj. Gen. Leo M. Kreber,
state adjutant general, and sur
vey of facilities by DeWeese and
w. S. Konold of Columbus,
known as the father" of BBS in
Ohio.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

Coach Henry Zech, of Magnetic
is of the opinion that the race
for the county title will be very
tight with any team capable of
beating any other team.
Five Lettermen at Byhalia
Byhalia will be able to start
five lettermen with three fresh
men pressing them for positions
at all times. This years team
will have more speed than last
years outfit but will lack height
at every position.
First game will be with New
Bloomington on Nov. 4. The By
halia boys are in their second
week of practice.
Champs Gone at Watkins
Coach Lewis Wood takes over
at Watkins to try and rebuild
the remains of county champ
ionship machine Only Dean
Continued on Page 2. Col. -
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
One Grid Foe
Still Undefeated

Only one of Marysville High
Schools future grid opponents
remains undefeated this week
following last Fridays games.
Marion ST. Mary's had an open
date on their schedule as the
Irish prepare to meet the Ma
rysville's Monarchs here Friday
night. The Irish have a record of
one win, two losses, and a tie.
Westerville is still unbeaten
after running over Mechanisburg
41-19. The Golden Indians held
a 1910 lead at the end of the
first period but saw it fade in
the face of a powerful Wester-
vile attack.
Carey rolled owed Plymouth
by $50 score without sending
several of their regulars into the
game. The Blue Devils have
tasted defeat only once this year,
by Ada 27-6.
Delaware Willis went down
to Bexley 34-6 Friday night. The
PantherS have been the door
mat most of the season due to
lack of experience and have alb
sorbed numerous beatings from
class "a" teams in the Colum-
bus area.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
First Comes Nov 4, County Schools Start
Cage Pratice; York, Fleetwood Look Stzonq

first six last year. Speyer and
Milligan are guards, and Shields
and Harrison will be at forward
and center.
Only Gene Cheney and Chippy
Chapman graduated last spring.
This ball team will be very hard
to beat in county competition.
They will not start practice until
later due to football.
New Coach At York
York will have one of the four
new coaches in the county in
Charles Cramer, formerly of By
halia. Mr.. Cramer will have plen-
to work with as only one boy left
by way of graduation last year.
Jack Rockhold, Donald Jordan
and Bob Reese will be the basis
of team that could take all the
honors at tournament time next
spring. They play at Broadway
Nov. 4.
Three other schools are also
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

More Union County and
Marysville boys than ever before
will be able to attend the 1850
Boys State which will be held
at Camp Perry this year instead
of at an Ohio college. This loca-
ton will make it possible to
house many more boys at the 10
day meeting.
Buckeye Boys State, the an
nual self-government school op-
Grated by the American Legion
of Ohio, will be held, June 10
20 and the tuition fee per boy
sponsored by local posts and CO.
sponsoring groups will remain at
$50.
w. L. DeWeese of the Legion
staff, who is dean of Boys State,
said the 14th school will be the
first at a northern Ohio site. 1t
was held the past three years at
Ohio Wesleyan University, Della
ware, and previously was To-
Gated at Miami University, OF.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

nigh on the list.
Three Back at Union =
Union has three regulars re-
turning from last year in Gene
Harbold, Vernon Bright, and Bob
Knedler. They will be bolstered
at center by a boy named Gibson
from Rosedale who towers about
6 feet three inches. Jim Gabriel
has also looked good in practice,
which started in the Rosedale
gym last week. Dave Carey and
Bob Ryan, seniors, will also
probably make the varsity.
Three freshmen, Glen Schmidt,
Wayne Woods, and Pete Har-
bold, are coming along fast in
practice and they will probably
round out the varsity. First game
is with Urbana Local on Nov.
4.
BrosdwaY's Prospects
Broadway is the second team
in this trio. The Red Devils have
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

The contest consisted of judg-
ing four carcasses of beef, veal,
pork and lamb, and four stand
ing rib roasts of beef Twenty
five retail cuts of beef, veal, pork
and lamb were also to be identi-
fled.
The team left for Kansas City
Oct. IL and returned Oct. 16
making the trip by automobile.
Many interesting sights were
visited along the way. Among
these were James Whitcomb Ril-
ey's home, Lincoln'S home and
Memorial, Ralston Purina eXper-
imental farm, President Tru-
mans home and Mark Twain's
home.
The team also visited the Ma
tional F. F. A. convention and
saw much of the fine livestock
that will be shown in the Amer
lean Royal this week in Kansas
City.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

a new coach, John Meranda, and
he will have to build from re-
serve players of last year.
Three boys, George WeStlake,
Bob Steels, and Buddy Mcmahon
will be the basis of the first five.
Twenty boys were out for prac-
tice when it started Tuesday
night. The first game is with
York on Nov. 4.
Coder at Magnetic
Magnetic Springs High School
also has hopes that they will be
among the top finishers come
next February. Bill Coder, Bob
Freeman, and Carroll Wynn are
returning from the starting five
of last year and they will be
backed by Kinnear, Parrott, Fox.
Rausch, and Klotz. Twenty two
boys are out for basketball at
Magnetic and the first game will
be played at Ostrander on Nov.
4
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20

Marysville police have been in
structed by Mayor KingSmore tc
arrest any groups of youth wan
dering around town after night
Such children will be taken to
the county Jail and released only
into the custody of their parents.
Parents Must Pay Costs
Meanwhile, Juvenile Jud G e
John w. Daley said that parents
of any children brought before
him must appear in court with
their children. The parents will
be required to pay for any prop
erty which has been damaged.
Any children picked up by
Marysville police for committing
Halloween "pranks" will be TAX
en- before Judge Daley.
Both Marshal Clarence Brown
in Marysville and Sheriff Walter
7. Galloway warned that streets
and highways will be under con-
slant surveillance until after Hal
lowe'en, Oct. 81. Property own
ers who are annoyed by Hallow-
cen vandals are urged to call
the Police, who will make every
effort tosapprehend the offenders.
Automobiles Molested
Members of the 40 ct 8 unit
here had their automobiles mol
ested by youngsters while they
were attending a meeting in Leg
ion Park Tuesday night. AS re-
suit, the Legion's Park Board
CONTINUED on Page 2, Col. 4)
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-20
Coleman to Head
Scout Fund Drive

William l.. Coleman, local at
torney, will serve as general
chairman of the annual Marys-
vile Boy Scout Embarrassing cam
paign which will begin on Nov
T. Willis Shearer, Union County
Boy Scout chairman, announced
that Mr.. Coleman had been NOM
mated at the close of the drive
last year, and that he had a
greed to serve.
Mr.. Shearer, who headed the
drive last year, will serve as
vice chairman of the campaign
copmittee. Other officials will
be named later by Mr. Coleman
This year, a "porchlight cam
paign' will be conducted on Nov.
z between 8 and 10 p. m. The
committee believes that it will
be possible to complete the cam
paign in one evening, if every
citizen will be at home that night
and turn on his porchlight as
signal that he is cooperating with
the campaign. Every home in
Marysville will be called on in
this manner.
Business houses and industrial
plants will be called on in adj
vance by special gifts. commit
tee. Such a campaign will con-
serve the time of the workers
and will come at a better time
than the traditional 'early bird
breakfast" held in recent yeras.
Several activities by the Marys-
vile Scouts and Cubs are being
arranged by Union Scout Com
missioner Robert Wentz, of Mil
ford Center, and Field Scout
Executive Grant Drennen, of
Delaware.