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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-11

5 Men to Seek
School Beard Job
In MarYsville
Township, Village and
Board Of Education
Office to be Filled

Total of 1875 persons have filed
petitions for township, village, and
board of education offices in I'm
ion County, according to Arthur
w. Galloway, clerk of the Board
of Elections.
Wednesday was the final date
for the filing Of petitions for the
Nov. 8 election. After a rather
slow start the candidates began
to get their petitions in until the
1876 were filed with the election
board. The board must pass on
the petitions tonight and it is
probable that some will not be
allowed due to incorreCtness or
other causes.
Altogether Sc persons have filed
for board of education offices
throughout the county. Three,
Charles Smith, of York; Dana
Gordon, of Milford Center; and
Bernard Gray, of M agnetic
Springs, have entered into the
county board of education race
Five men have filed petitions
for the Marysville Board of Edu-
cation. They are H. P. Martin,
Frank Rupprecht, L. G.. Brubak-
er, Phillip F. Crabbe, and Harold
J. Coleman.
Those who have filed for other
board of education offices
throughout the county are:
School Board Candidates
Claibourne- Rich w d-W. T.
Gulliford, Ralph Matlsck, Rich
ard Reese, K. w. Keever.
Dover-Joe E aston, Leroy
Leach, Everett Bump, Paul
Sprayer; Gerald Norris, Clarence
Lowry.
Chuckery-Da Darby-D on Daley,
Lutrell Rausch.
Jerome Local-John E. Scott,
Pearl Bouic, J. c. Mitchell, Fran
els bort.
Jerome Special-Francis
Thompson, Melvin L. Even, How
ard Allonier.
Liberty Local--Emmett Rogers,
Ralph Herd, James J. Anderson.
Peoria Special-George Hamil-
ton, Robert Amerine, Ben Burn
side.
Jackson Local-Chester Robin
son, Paul Carpenter, R. L. Fry,
Forest Rush.
Leesburg- Magnetic. S. Greer,
Bernard Gray, Arthur Hall, Jesse
M. Conrad.
Taylor-Ralph Dildine, Olen
Disbennett, Mary McCafferty,
Lowell Anderson, E. J. Marsh.
Union Local-W alter Jenny,
Ralph Brust, Rowland Bishop.
Millcreek Local-Pride Ebright,
Homer Christian, Monford Humb-
! le, M. w. Clearinghouse.
Washington Locale ayl or d
Lingrell, c. E. McAllister.
I York Local-Art Smith, K. B.
FooS. -,
Township Offices
| Those running for the various
township officers-trustee, con-
stable, Justice of the peace, etc,
are:
Claibourne-trustees, Charles l..
Evans, r. B. Dildine.
| Allen-trustees, Floyd r. Stark
ey, Worley F. Luh, Donald Smith,
Joe Wells.
DoVer-uustees, Everette Car
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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-11
Redwood Fair Opens Wednesday,
Will Continue Through Friday

Richwood's big Independent
Fair, which opened with a night
show Tuesday evening, moved in
to high gear Wednesday as un-
usually large crowds attended all
sessions.
Featured in the Tuesday night
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-11

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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-08-11
Hospital at Refo11nQtozy Under Fire
Ferguson Says
He'nInvestigate
Building Here
Auditor Wants To
Fix Responsibility For
LeakY Structure

Investigation is to be made on the
construction of the new hospital
at the Ohio Reformatory for
Women near Marysville, State
Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson an
nounced Thursday.
Charges have been made that
water has been seeping into the
building at numerous points and
Mr.. Ferguson states that he in
tends to make full investigation
of the building.
The following account of the in
cident was given in the Columbus
Citizen Thursday:
\ Alleged faulty construction at
the S438,000 hospital and security
building nearing completion at
Marys Vile Reformatory for
Women is to be investigated, it
was announced Thursday by State
Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson.
Ferguson said he and Samuel
Linzell, new public works di-
rector, plan to inspect the build
ing some time next week.
An earlier inspection, Ferguson
said, revealed water seeping
through the tile floor of the base
ment, water on inside window
sills after a rain and other con-
struction defects.
Seek to Place Blame
Ferguson said he will seek to
determine whether the architects
who drafted plans for the build
ing failed to provide for adequate
drainage or whether the general
contractor failed to follow the
plans.
John Schooley of the archi-
tect firm of Sims, Cornelius g.
Schooley, Columbus, said that
there had been "some condensa-
ton" on the basement floor and
that his firm is seeking to deter
mine whether any water is seep-
ing through as Ferguson claims.
Schooley is former state archi-
tect.
Schooley said that a drain
around the outside of the founda-
ton was called for in the plans
and that recently it was tested,
because of the complaint of wet
basement floors, and found to be
working properly. He said that q
hole was sunk in the ground in an
uneXcavated area under the build
ing and no water could be de-
tected. If it was determined what
water is seeping through the base
ment floor the condition will be
corrected, he said.
Some Payments Held Up
For months Ferguson has been
holding up payments to some OF
the contractors on the S3,300,000
hospital being constructed at the
Apple Creek Hospital for the
Feeble Minded because of alleged
faulty construction.
Most of the contractors of the
Marysville project have drawn all
the money due them. What ac-
ton would be taken if faulty
construction is found, is yet to be
determined. The Ang Construc-
ton Co., Columbus, had the gen
eral contract.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Uarn uf Chunks

swINDELL, LILLIAN FUQUA. The
family Of the late LILLIAN FUQUA SWIM
DELL wish to thank the neighbora and
friends for the beautiful flowers, cards
and teiesrams OF sympathy and all other
acts of kindness
ALPHA AND LEE FEARS. Is
Evening star., 1949-05-15
fn Mrntnriai,t

PORTER, MAE n. In loving memory OF
my wife and sweetheart. MAE r, PoR-
Nav sE' xho ,ass istt me one year aso today
She had a smile that every one loved,
heart as true as gold;
To those who knew and loved her,
Her memory viii never grow old.
She is gone, but not forsotten.
BY the one who loved her best,
And my love for her will linger
HER SG! 81 H1ss1sD &c 'sssa 'i aIssr sis W.
SMITH. HAROLD 4. In loving memory
Of our dear husband: father and grand
Iatner. HAROLD r.: SMITH, who entered
May is. is47. Two " 0 ''o'''
There Is . link tina. death cannot sever;
sTs 1aa I:nsnes.nss wsa MAs.N y' caps f15.Dss
S.sss HEp SoS; oaAspbAuoHfEa:
SWEENEY. SARAH A. In loving mem
sARH our dssF nshsf .ho .ho m an:
She followed her Lore u : Better land.
She had 10 iovinais s. Served Tse wiz Win heart ' and
hand,
And she willingly answered when He
called her name.
We try not to mourn TOO sadly.
But with loving hearts await.
Lie beyond the solden gate,
And We know our Lord will csn US
To that mansion IN the sky.
To be with our mother forevefmore,
HER LOVING pAUoHTERs
We know the Heavenly voice declares
To those in Christ who die
They are released from earthly cares,
To reisn with Him on hish.
To us. our dear grandmother
Was one OF the worlds very oest,
And when her work on earth vas done
Goa '00f HER hsF esFas oRasDcHnpREs. Is Tsft
ToYER. MARY ANN SMITH CARTER.
In loving memory Of my mother, MARY
ANN SMITH CARTER ToYER. who de-
parted this life four years sso today
Not ours to know the reason why
From loved ones We must part,
But ours to live In faith and hope.
HER LONELY DAUGHTER. MAMIE
wEAyER. PETE In loving rsmsm.
bIanes Of our brother-in-las; PETE
years ago today. May is, is47
Sailed your ship from this world Of strife,
God gave you . chart 70 that heavenly
where loved ones meet to part no more
Pete. too soon little Lillian Joined you:
Please give her q message for IA.
Whisper softly, That We love and miss
A. the end Of I'VE sad months.
HIS sIeTERs-fN-I-Aw.
WILSON. JOskPHUS. In memory Of
my husband. JoeEPHus WILSON, who
passed away one years ago today. May
Is. 1p4s.
God gives me strength TO bear my so1rowx,
And courage to fight the blow.
But what II meant to lose him.
No ene on earth wiz ever know
Some may think have fcrgottsn
When at times they see me smile.
But little Do they know the scrrcw
That the s6kile hides all the while
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EVELYN WILSON
Evening star., 1949-05-15
CorpI. Eleanor Zopotoeky
Funeral Rites Tuesday

! Funeral services for Corpl Flea
nor M. J. Zapotocky, 40, q switch
board operator In the Women's
Auxiliary Corps OF the Army sta
toned at Walter Reed Hospital.
win be held at 1890 an. Tuesday
at Fort Myer chapel.
Before the services. prayers will
be said at the Francis j. Collins
funeral home. 1921 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial viii be in Arl-
ington Cemetery.
Corpl. Zapotocky enlisted as q
WAC September /. i943 at Fort
Moultrie. s. c. She had been
stationed at Walter Reed for the
last three years and lived at 92i
Butternut street NV.
She is survived by her husband.
Frank e. Zapotocky. of the same
address, and three sons. Thomas
Neal Graffius of Cuyahoga Falls.
Ohio, and Arville Graffius and
Belmont Graffius. both OF Akron.
Ohio.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Cornerstone Opened
As Brightwood Church
Marks 5Oth Year

Members of the Brightwood
Park Methodist Church yesterday
witnessed the opening OF the
church cornerstone preparatory 10
beginning a week-long 5oth ami
yersary celebration today.
Highlighting the observance will
be a historical pageant at 8 pm,
Wednesday. The church is at
Eighth and Jefferson streets NV.
About 80 members of the church
and its pastor, the Rev. Thomas
B. Ehlers. watched as Theodore E.
Devers, ~. son Of one OF the
church builders. chiseled through
brick and mortar to reach the
small box containing the follow
ing articles:
On a torn piece Of paper the
names Of eight men who were to
build the church. the copy of the
program. a small bound book con-
tanning the names of so original
members of the church tthere
are now more than 900. but with
some of the names partially OBJ
liberated from moisture that seep-
ed into the box.
Five Indian Head pennies, dated
from 1882 to 1899. and a quarter
dated 1899; an Easter Edition
copy Of The Baltimore Methodist
of April IL. 1900: copy Of The
Star neatly folded and a copy of
the Washington Post Of April l6.
1900.
On the bottom of the box was
a Bible and q copy of The New
Testament. These were badly
damaged by dampness, and what
apparently was a letter was almost
obliterated by mold.
Among those who witnessed the
opening were Homer Smith. 81. Of
6O6 Longfellow street NV. and
Mrs. Esther Devers. also 81. Of
5413 Seventh street NV. both
charter members of the church.
The husband Of Mrs. Devers.
Charles A. Devers. 50. was one
Of the builders. He was unable to
be present yesterday.
Contents Of the box viii be
placed In another box along with
copy Of the anniversary pro-
gram and an edition OF today's
Star and will be resealed In the
cornerstone sometime this week.
No date has been set.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Rites for Mrs. Gehret
To Be Held tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Emo
gene Bear Gehret, 80. retired
schoolteacher and lifelong resi-
|dent of Washington. will be held
at 1880 am. tomorrow at Cham
bers funeral home. l400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
Mrs. Gehret taught in the Dis
trict's grade schools for 80 years
before she married John Gehret
in 1914 and retired. Her husband
died in 1920. One of the schools
she taught in was the old Wallach
School. Seventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. The Dis
trict Commissioners have ordered
the building razed next month to
make room for a playground.
She was born in Sterling, Va,
August IL, 1866, and moved to
Washington as a young child. She
took her teacher training In Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Gehret died last Friday In
her home, 1915 Seventeenth street
NV. She had been Ill for sew
eral years.
She is survived by a nephew,
Andrew w. Bennett. of 2480 Six
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
lit Mrntnriaitt

BRADFORD. J. wORTHINGToN. In
NE loulns nspsry nay q ny brother WORTH I'll.
life two years ago today. May 15. 1e47.
And many sad regrets.
A day I shall always remember
when the rest ef the world forsets.
HIS SISTER. MRS. CARRIE CHAMBERS .
BREcKINRIDGE, THOMAS w. In ever
1h snd fa.her TRoAs SS ssScs1NsIDos shDehs
who departed this life Mss Arr !s; s.nf.y 1s1s !.
CLARK. JULIUS c. In loyins memory
of my dear husband. JULIUS c. CLARK.
Who passed away ls years ago today. May
Gone u, BY. not a tSrsos,sa,, ss,s
GORDON. VINCENT WALKER. In low
and brother, VINCENT WALKER COR
DON. Who fell asleep in Jesus l2 years
~ In his II years Of life Vincent dis
played extraordinary promise as
Of mind. together ~ with MS spirit wit WI
forsettable impression on every one
who kne. and loved him.
DEVOTED f,ssB' bsp aoHsa slesrsn slesg xsp BROTH
ms wAaREN AND oEoRoIA !
JEwFTT AND julius.
LACKEY. ELLA D. In msmory Of my
dear sister, ELLA %. LACKEY. who de-
parted this life one years aso today, May
" BROTHER, CHARLES II. MEYER. :.
LYLEs. WARREN T. A birthday re-
10 my friend WARREN
LYLES, who passed away December IL,
For your friendship. which gave
ali, askirF ncthing In return. thank
God. May Re grant you eternal rest
MACKAIL. JOSEPH AND ELIZA. In
loyins memory Of our dear father and
mother. JOSEPH AND ELIZA MACKALIA
who departed this life Ansust Is, 1915
and May Is, la2e. respectissiy
There Is no ieve like q mothers and .
fathers iose.
So bright. 10 pure q Nanats
There Is no sweFtef sound on eArtn
Thsn their eescyso namsx
MEYERS. MILDRED RARTON. In mssn-
CRY Of our lorsnF 6&nRhter ana sister,
MILDRED HART0N MkyERe. Who l<fE
US SIX years sxn today, May i5. lR&5-
Free from q troubied world Of eArthay
sorrow an6 care.
she nov dweiis with the angels and loFed
ones over there.
One 50 very lovely, one % fair
Needs must and her place IN Heaven sad
In It's Ticxies Ehase-
And souas dag. dear jesus.
When the mtsts. have rosied e.ay,
Nay se. tcc. hks hAdre4; -
eneeA xAa RAz.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
Funeral OF Max PIohn
Planned in New York

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native O. Louisville ~ al err
Evening star., 1949-05-15

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Evening star., 1949-05-15
Dratha

WATKINS, MILTON O. On Friday,
May 13. l94e, at sibIey Memorial Hos
Ps D.nd aS n MsSy wAKh MsEns s9S,s.r hus 81
Miss Bruce watkins. Friends may call
Ct the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st; and
Mass. ave, ne, where services will be
terment Addison Chapel Cemetery. seat
Pleasant, Md. 15
WELSH, NORA. On Friday, May 10,
1949. at Sibley Memorial Hospital. NORA
WELSH tnee crowelD wife Of the late Ed
ward Welsh and sister of the late Mrs
brothsr-in. Jaw. Lawrence watson. and :
number OF nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at her late residence, $50 Ran
on Gondas. y Nay ie' at am. va Mass IS viii vii
be offered al st. Gabriers Catholic Church,
Grant Circle. at 9:3o am. Interment
st. Mary's Cemetery. Rockville. Nd. Ii
WHITE. DIR. JOSEPH M. suddenly, On.
FeoIsss kn b. b. josspa 5oes Z s whPH hins
sanass aas is ., ssc ns s st si.
l:,s t.1s hsmi s.si,v1 d1sef%sns Ts M0n0eas' Gene
woLsTENHoLME. EMMA .. on rri-
az Ma nak II sssg Il as'sr .s s0gsi gaai
hoime, 81: mother Of psalstte 1: and John
crime 4. Bamford. Mrs. as Anna { usiison
Mrs. Elizabeth M Bowman and Ernest 3
FuneraI Home, 9Th st; and Mass; ave. ne
services will be held on Monday: May 10
At B pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Is
wOoLARD, MAURICE z. Suddenly. on
Friday May 13, I949. MAURICE r
sn2s Ma of bsossd ssSe Of RI v.n. sD,
K. Woolard, father OF Maurice E., jr and
Woolard and brother Of Robert Nelson
at the Takoma Funeral Home, s5f Carroll
st. NV. Takoma Park. D. G. Services
a. Knex Orthodox Presbyterisn Church
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln u
Mausoleum. (Remains will lie in state In
church from l until pm. Tuesday, 1e
zAPoToCKY. coRPL ELEANOR J..
Us 4: On SATURDAY May ~
coRp1 esas Il SANoR sassE J. Ssss zapTocKY asscisi!
800. Of ssi suttsynS. 1,, st, nv; Rsm.ia,
sssi sssi IL, l.th !: !; Nv - Hss.Isa % H::s =
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends In.
yited. Interment Arlington Nstionsl
zETTs, MICHAEL CERIAL. On satur.
Grove I'd. Gaithersburg. Nd MICHAEI
CERIAL zETTS, beloved husband of Anna
Zetts. father Of John Zetts, Georse zett,
Mrs. Anna George. Bradford. Pa. Joseph
zetts, Mrs. MARGARET Fetyko, Gathers.
burg. Nd. 90 grandchildren. II great
sraadshildrsn; Mr; ze.ts resting q q
Funeral services Tuesday. May II, ai
900 am. from st. Rose Catholic Church
where requiem mass will be said fer ths
repose Of his soul. Interment st. Rose
Cemetery. bradford, Pa. papers please
copy).
Evening star., 1949-05-15
$50 WACS Here Join
In Party Observing
Corps 7h Birthday

More than $50 WACS from the
military district OF Washington
were busy wishing each other
happy birthday yesterday al a
WAC party at Fort Myer.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, Republican. Of Massaehu-
sets. mother of the WACS' who
fostered the bill IN Congress for
their organization. cut the elaoo-
rately decorated birthday cake
with seven candles marking the
WACS seven years OF existence.
Brig. Gen. Don c. Faith. U. S. A.
retired. professor OF veterans edu-
cation at George Washington
University who first commanded
the WACS at their first training
center al Fort Des Moines. got
the first slice Of cake.
4,000 Celebrate.
While the reception was goine
on here, 1000 WACS In every
State and in commands in the
Far East, Caribbean and European
areas were also celebrating their
creation on May IA. 1912. as the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
On September l. l943. the corps
became a part OF the Army and
the name was changed to the
Women's Army Corps. Since June
IL. ls48. the corps has been a
permanent part OF the Regular
Army and Organized Reserve
Corps.
1t. Col. Mary l. Milligan, deputy
director Of the WACS. repre-
sented Col. Mary A. Hollaren,
WAC director. who is In Ger
many on an inspection tour of the
WACS overseas. Representing the
other women's services were Mai
Julia Hamblet, deputy director OF
the women Marines: Comdrs
Louise Wilde and Bess Dunn. as
sistant directors Of the WAVES.
Col. Geraldine May. director Of
the WAFS. and Air Commandant
r. H. Hanbury. director OF the
Women's Royal Air Force.
Gay Heads Receiving Line.
Maj. Gen. Hobart Gay. COM
manding general of the Military
District Of Washington. headed
the receiving line at the recep-
ton. Others in the receiving line
were Mai. Cloe Z. Doyle, WAC
staff advisor Of the military dis
trict of Washington: Capt. Mer-
cedes Ormston, commanding Of
ficer OF the WAC detachment at
Fort Myer north post, and Col.
John T. Cole. chief Of staff OF
the military district Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

members of Admiral Georse
= U. s. w. v. are requested to
assemble at AHA CotGage Ter
race, Brentwood. Md. on Sun
day, May Is, 1949 at 7::30 pm,
for services for our late SISTER.
Evening star., 1949-05-15

GRIOE, MARY L. Omcer and mem-
ar, bers Of Columbia Temple Az.
SI. B. p o. Z. Of ". are notified Of
H6R the death of DAUGHTER. MARY L.
U1l GRICE. Session Of Sorrow, Sat-
W. urday, May II. at 500 pm.
- Elks services Sunday. May 16,
~ at 500 pm, from the late resi-
dence, 1923 9th st. NV. Funeral Monday.
May 16, at 100 pm. st the Lincoln
Congregational Church, 11th and r SITS.
NV. signed:
Evening star., 1949-05-15
MINNIE BUTTS, Gila. Monster.
ESTHER ERHARDT, Chameleon.

BAKER. BETTY. Departed this life on
Thursday, May IL. 1Y4S, at Galilnger
Hospital BETTY BAKER Sne leaves 10
mourn their loss two devoted sisters. Mrs.
Jennie Bass and Mrs Mary Laws; one
brother Rev. Eli STRANGE. and most o, OF
resting at Horton s Mortuary. 1922 You
81. NV. on Saturday, May -. alter
pm Funeral on Sunday. May 10. at
i:4O pm, from the Mount Airy Baptist
Church. L st. between FIRST and north
CapitoI streets NV, Rev h. X. Tyler Oh
GSiatina lnferment MilWood. Va l5
Evening star., 1949-05-15
4nnrtlinnH

C, MINNIE. An unveilins for the
Harry Morris and Ethel Cohen. will be
held Sunday. May Is, l949, at 2:45 . m &.
at Lebanon Cemetery Of the Tifereth
Memorial Cemetery, on Riggs I'd extended.
Is
GOLDMAN, MRS. SETTIE. The unEeil-
ing of a monument in memory Of the late
Mrs. NETT1E GOLDMAN will be held SUM-
day, May Is, i949. at 2:30 p.p. at the
Tffereth Israel Branch Of the George
washineton Memorial CemeteTy. Relatives
and friends Will meet at e01 Farragut st.
NV, at l:46 pm. Is
Evening star., 1949-05-15

Col. John Jacob Assor Camp. no. 9
n. .pAylau cqmdy. -.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-05-20
Episcopal Church's Centennial Celebration

At the suggestion Of Bishop Pen
ick the service for the Centennial
Celebration of the Episcopal church
in Chapel Hill (the Chapel Of the
Cross, on Sunday before last, was
built upon the the central theme of
re-consecration of the church after
its century of existence. In collabora-
tion with Rev. John W. Suter, dean
of the Cathedral in in Washington v ten, the the
Bishop prepared such a service for
the occasion. He conducted it himself
and followed it with an address in
which he cited the ways in which the
church had served humanity and in
which he called for the congregations
rededication of themselves and for a
reconsecration of the church for the
next century.
Archibald Henderson gave a survey
Of the work of the church in Chapel
Hill from the time of the building
of the Anglican chapel before the
Revolution. He included in this sur
vey the history Of the architectural
design Of the Gothic building that
was completed in 1848 and conse-
Grated in l849. After Mr.. Hender-
sons historical talk came q talk by
the senior warden, William S. Wells,
on the present status Of the church
and its outlook for the future.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-05-20
Coaching School to Be Held Here in July

Coaches and athletic directors
from several states will come here
this summer to attend the University's
2srd annual coaching school, to be
held from July Is to July 80 under
the command of Robert A. Fetzer,
director Of athletics at the University.
Glasses will be in Woollen gymnasium
and on the athletic fields.
The instructors will be the follow
ing members of the University's
athletic staff: Carl Snavely, football;
Tom Scott, basketball; Bum Hearn
and Walter Rabb, baseball; Mr.. Fet-
ger and Dale Ransom, track, and z. A.
White, training and the treatment Of
injuries.
There will be no entrance or tuition
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-05-20
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the power
conferred upon me in certain deed
Of trust executed by Jack Strowd to
me as Trustee, dated April 2, 1o48,
and recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds Of Orange County
in Book 105 at Page 800, to secure
the Indebtedness therein described,
and default having been made in the
payment of the said indebtedness,
and having been requested to do so
by the holder Of the note evidencing
said Indebtedness, will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash at the Post Office Door
in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, at
1900, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE is, 1949
the following described land, to-wit:
All those certain lots or parcels Of
land situated lying and being on the
North side of Johnson Street and
BEGINNING at a stake in the North
property line of the said street, the
Southwest corner Of Lot No. "a; run
ming thence with the line of the said
Lot North s. 35' East 15O feet TO q
stake; the Southeast corner of Lot
No. SO; running thence with the line
of the said Lot North 84' 35 West
SO feet to a stake, the Northeast cor
ner Of Lot No. II; running thence