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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-29
VISITING WADE FAMILY

Hugh Wade's uncle, Monsignor
z. j. Daugherty, has made BRET
visit with the Wade family, arriving
Wednesday and planning t. leave
today.
Mcnsignc~ Daugherty, pastor II
the Catholic Church of Waterloo,
Iowa, came here after attending
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AEL&P AGENT CHANGED

Effective May l, the well known
Douglas firm, Feusi and Jensen,
succeeds Val Poor as Douglas agent
for The Alaska Electric Light and
Power Co.
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FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY,
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRA-
TON APRIL 30. 1949. SEALED
BIDS will be received at the office
OF the Public Roads Administration,
4l9 Federal and Territorial Building,
Juneau. Alaska, until 900 A. M. on
May 16, l949, and then publicly OPP
ened for furnishing the materials
and performing the work for con-
structing Alaska Forest Highway
Project l6-A3, B2, O3. Do, Surfacing
and Culvert, Wrangell Highway,
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FOR SALE

TIE 1T owned by Bob Jorgensen
Ill and must sell.
$500 takes Douglas home with
new furnace, beautiful furniture
3 bedrooms, garage, garden. I'M
mediate possession.
$4,000 takes Douglas home with
3 bedrooms, completely furnish
ed. Coed cement foundation.
NO Down Payment, substantial
monthly payments, new home
completely furnished, 9 it. refrig-
orator, fireplaces, cleo. garbage
disposal, thermopane windows
venetian blinds, bedding, silver,
dishes, etc.
C A B IN S-Lenas Beach, Lenas
Cove, AUX Bay, Fritz Cove.
GROOM home, 81 acres pat. land,
garage, guest house; selling at
appraisal value, Apr. 2 mi. from
airport.
$500 home on 9Th ST., near school
and federal buldg. Apt. on Sec
ond floor. Completely furnished.
Large garden. Garage.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished one-bed-
room home with apartment. Two
additional bedrooms can be add
ed. Best neighborhood.
APT. House near Governors, l, 2
and bdr. apis, everything tine
condition. Always rented. Excel
lent income.
IMMEDIATE occupancy near air.
port, room home, good water,
patented land, large garage. No
down payment, substantial nlo.
payments.
BUILDING lots, Juneau, West Ju-
neau, Douglas. Apr. ia acres
beach, Lawson Greek, $1,000.
CONNIE'S Dress Shop, Sitl-a;
Crescent Apis; Seaview; floating
cannrey, trollers, packer.
AUKE BAY oilers 3-bdr. home,
completely furnished, marine
view, acres pat. land, garage,
large flower and vegetable gar
den. New phone, bus, grocery
EETyDE-Tyy a. E.@TyYo nTyVy
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a. moved its ships of Shanghai avoid
China's
Estuary artillery when Reds arrive
in
would strike first off Nationalist
taking HangchOw B), hit Shanghai itself
ntrated city
after taking Wusi Eack represents territory under
control up Wirephoto Map.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-04-29

the ceremonies incident tc re 25tn
anniversary of q former classmate,
Archbishop Howard of Portland,
Oregon.
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APRIL 80

FOR SUNDAY DINNER
Baked Ham or Roast Turkey
Salmon Greek Country Club. $3.50.
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HEADS STTKA MOOSE
Cec.l McClain was recently in
stalled as Governor &C the Sitka
Moose Lodge No. 1850.
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FOR SALE

II Gu. it. deep freezer, practically
new, $3.50. Used mangle, $40
Phone 651. 83 81
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William Ninn-phone ia
OR BOB DRUXMAN
1928 Front - Phone S9I

NEW HOUSES Net Over Years
S-bedroorl, unfinished except the
kitchen; auto Oil furnace, large
yard with grass, full garage with
storage space. Top shape. S13,65O.
2-bedroon furnished, large yard,
good neighborhood. $13,125.
history unfinished. $780,
2 CT 4-bedroom, UNFINISHED, con-
crete basement, double lot near
school. Douglas. $1,000 or $500.
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LARGE HOUSES In Good Repair

LARGE HOUSES In Good Repair
4-bedroon, furnished, fireplace,
view, all hardwood floors, full
concrete basement, auto oil fur
mace. Appraised at $4,000. Good
neighborhcod. $4,000.
4-bedroom, furnished, full con-
crete basement, 18th ST., priced
to allow installation new furnace.
$lI,o00.
5-bedrocm, furnished, half base
msnt, beautiful view. $4,000.
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NICE LOCATION, 3 bedrooms,
Fifth Street.
nd Is2.GEE8 T rgh VI ~ FthiNa
MODERNIzED Quonses, bed
rooms, 4th st.
GOOD BUSINESS property, so it.
building frontage containing
warehouse, shop, showroom with
3-bedrcom furnished residence
upstairs. Small Boat Harbor.
BEAUTY SHOP, fully equipped.
OTHER desirable residential and
business property in all price
ranges.
William NInn-phone 234
OR BOB DRUXMAN
l23 Front - Phone S91
NEW HOUSES Net Over 3 Years
3-bedrocnl, unfinished except the
kitchen; auto Oil furnace, large
yard with grass, full garage with
storage space. Top shape. s13,650.
2-bedroom furnished, large yard,
good neighborhood. $13,125.
2-Story unfinished. $500.
2 CT 4-bedroom, UNFINISHED, con-
crete basement, double lot near
school. Douglas. $1,000 or $500.
LARGE HOUSES In Good Repair
4-bedroom, furnished, fireplace,
view, all hardwood floors, full
concrete basement, auto oil fur
mace. Appraised at $4,000. Good
neighborhcod. $4,000.
4-bedroom, furnished, full con-
crete basement, 18th ST., priced
to allow installation new furnace.
$11,50O.
5-bedrocm, furnished, half base
ment, beautiful view. $4,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE
7-unit apartment house, central To-
eaton, recently redecorated. New
er an empty apt. in 10 years OPP
Grafton. 2,CJC. Terms. Good
bet for TER. vet.
SMALL or MEDIUM HOUSES
i-bedroom, furnished, double lot.
9th st. Good location for apart
nent building $1,000.
2-hedroom, furnished, LIST. ST. $4,250,
500 down, $50 month.
5-bedroom, furnished, fireplace.
view, s4,75O, $500 down, $50 mo.
2-bedroom, new furniture, new
wash. mach, Hotpoint range, cleo
refrig, large yard on shore 81
Channel mi Glacier Hwy. $1,000.
$500 down, $50 mo.
AUX BAY and FRITZ COVE
5 acres patented, AUX Bay, includ-
es 2-story house now vacant, good
for materials only, also 50xl87 lot
between road and beach. $4,000.
75x20C bea.h frontage, house start
Gu. S1,ooU. THU SOFS.
PETER WOOD
ALElS AGEN
Real Estate Boats
Sale Merchandise
18th at HarDor - Phone 81,
FOR RENT
SINGLE ROOM. private entrance.
Blue 759. 427 Harris ST. 81 1t
OFFICE off lobby at Gastineau for
rent. Inquire W. R. Hughes, man
ager. LIT ii
STEAMHEATED fsoums, weekly OF
Monthly. Colonial Rooms. SO tt
WURlLLzER spinit piano for rent.
Anderson Piano Shop. Phi. l43.
NORTHERN Hotel under new
management. Reasonable rent
Phone "A. s82 3
5EAvIEw Ar.. Tor rent. one BLOCK
from Federal Bldg. 800 Z
NICE CLEAN steam heated room
also steam baths. Scandinavian
Rooms. ISo
Pamphleteer Thomas Paine was
also an inventor: he sought to
interest British and French in an
iron bridge he invented in the year
1887.
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ACROSONIC piano in excellent
condition; Zenith Radio-phono-
graph; lamp table, l desk and
bookshelf combination. Phone 800
Extension GA after 6 pm. 80 If
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THREE rocm house with bath.
Large she'd 9O8 w. 9Th st. II If
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S100 OFF the list price for this 40
hp Universal marine engine. Has
only rs hours use. Frank Par
sons, PARSONS ELECTRIC. slit
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APARTMENT HOUSE
7-unit apartment house, central To-
eaton, recently redecorated. New
er an empty apt. in 10 years OPP
Grafton. s22,CJC. Terms. Good
bet for TER. vet.
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27-FOOT Troller No 3lAS26 IN
excellent running condition, gees
for best offer. Phone Black 913.
49, st
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PRACTICALLY new four wheel
drive jeep for sale, $4,000. PHI
266. IA If
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''ROYALAIRE' Vacuum cleaner
complete with attachments and
maple chest. Phone Red 400. rs ct
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AUX BAY and FRITZ COVE
5 acres patented, AUX Bay, includ-
es 2-story house now vacant, good
for materials only, also 50xl87 lot
between road and beach. $4,000.
75x2OC heath frontage, house start
ed. $3.50. Fritz Cove.
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UPRIGHT Piano, s65. Pin. Douglas
1856. 50 st
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Arlington Hospital
Names Nurse Chief

Arlington Hospital will have a
new superintendent Of nursing
September IS, Administrator John
Anderson announced yesterday.
Miss Anne Smith, graduate OF
the Garfield Hospital School OF
Nursing here, will become the sup
erintendent on that date, succeed
ing. Miss Mabel Fuller, who has
resigned.
Miss Smith, native OF Charles
Town, w. Va, was graduated at
Garfield in 1929 and after nursing
In New York and Cleveland re-
turned to the Washington hospital
in 1887.
During her II years at Garfield
Miss Smith was an assistant in the
nursing Office and member OF
the teaching staff. In 1943 she re-
ceived bachelors degree in nurs-
ing from Catholic University and
last year took her masters degree
in nursing education from that
university.
Miss Smith recently returned
from a tour of Europe during
which she attended the Interna-
tional Council of Nurses at Stock
holm and visited a number OF
hospitals.
Miss Fuller, a former admins
traitor of Martinsburg CIV. Va
hospital, has been superintendent
at Arlington since last October.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
|Youth, Is, Fined $500
After Police Chase;
Five Put on Probation

A Washington youth was con-
victed in Hyattsville yesterday OF
speeding and reckless driving in
a police chase which started
when he and five companions
were discovered allegedly taking
football equipment from the Uni
versity of Maryland Coliseum.
The youth. Garry K. lavish, 16
of the 3700 block of Porter street
N.W% was fined $3.50 for exceed
ing 10 miles per hour and $50 for
reckless driving by Trial Magis-
trate Alan Bowie. who placed the
other five youths on probation
for q year.
Judge Bowie also administered
q sharp lecture to lavish. who
was tried in open court. Cases
of the youthful drivers COM
panions were heard in a closed
Juvenile Court hearing.
Testimony in the open court
hearing was that Special Police
man j. A. Polling of the University
of Maryland came upon six
youths the night of August "a as
they passed the football gear
through a gymnasium window to a
convertible.
When they saw Mr.. Polling. they
fled, according to the testimony.
Although they managed to elude
him, they were stopped by a road
block established at New Hamp-
shire avenue and University lane
by policemen from Montgomery
County and Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Three Men Face Court
Today on Lottery Charges

Three suspected numbers oper-
ators were scheduled to appear in
Municipal Court today following
three separate raids by police vice
squad members yesterday.
Theodore Meekins, A, colored
800 block of Otis place NV, was
arrested as he stepped from his
automobile near his home. He pro-
tested innocence of any wrongdo-
ing, according to 1t. Roy Blick,
head of the vice squad. but a
search of his car revealed used
numbers slips.
He was charged with operating
a lottery and possession of num-
bers slips. Bond was set at $1,500.
The other two arrests were made
in the Potomac Pool Room, 1885
Seventh street NV, by two diff
ferent undercover men at the same
time. Each had been working on
separate cases.
Charged with operating a lot
terry and possession of numbers
slips were Ruben j. Williams. "a,
colored, of the 1900 block of Co.
lumbia street NV, and Samuel
Green, 80, of the first block of
Randolph place NV. Bond was
set at $500 each.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Bostic Plea for New Trial
In 1896 Staying Opposed

Whether a man, now 81, con-
victed Of the f1rst-degree murder
of a 16-year-old boy in October,
1886, finally will 60 to the elec-
trio chair is scheduled to be de-
cided in future action in District
Court.
The Government yesterday filed
a motion opposing new trial for
the defendant, James Bostic. IN
the event he still is found to be
of sound mind at a lunacy hear
ing scheduled for next Wednes-
day.
Bostic recently was declared
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Georgia Bureau of Investigation
were convinced that Vanderbilt
was telling the truth.
Michigan 1t. Howard Seller OBJ
served, after intensive questioning
of Vanderbilt, that he was a "psy-
chopathic liar who can tell the
truth only by coincidence.
1t. Seller said he was returning
to Michigan today to check Van
derbilt's story and that he would
be turned over to South Carolina
authorities to face a bad check
charge.
No Emotional Reaction.
The officer also said Vanderbilt
once had been classified by a State
physician as "weak-minded and a
border Line psycopath.
In any case. two successive lie
detector tests by 1t. Barney Rags
dale of the Georgia Bureau OF In
vestigation produced the same re-
sults-a straight line across the
chart, which indicated no emtion-
al reactions at all.
But back of all the skepticism
was a lingering doubt that per-
haps Vanderbilt did know some
thing about the Russian woman's
death.
Her murder on October II, 1945.
was a brutal, cold-blooded affair.
Mrs. Thompson's body was found
by mushroom hunters in
swampy area about is miles west
of Pontiac, Mich. Her head was
nearly severed. and there were
four deep wounds in her breast,
chest and abdomen.
AS Vanderbilt told the story,
Mrs. Thompson was killed by a
mysterious man to whom he re-
ferred respectfully and another
man whom he identified only as
Jimmy the Greek"
Married in Constantinople.
1t. Seller quoted Vanderbilt as
saying the mystery man met Mrs
Thompson on the pretext that he
was taking her to spy on party
her husband Louis was giving
The Negro said he was paid $500
for driving the car.
She was slugged after enter
ing the car, Vanderbilt related TO
police, and the two men dragged
her from the car In a wooded
area.
MIR. Thompson and his wife
met and married in CONSTANT
nople while he was In the British
Army and she was Red Cross
nurse. N Z
About II months after the
murder, Mr.. Thompson and his
new bride, Mrs. Helen Budnlk,
were indicted. but the charges
were never pressed.
Vanderbilt was picked up IN
Georgia after escaping an Abbe-
vile Is. c. jail for selling mem
berships in a non-existent union.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

sane by st. Elizabeths Hospital
authorities, after spending nine
years there. He was found guilty
in 1887 of fatally shooting Will
liam Tuckson. jr., 16. colored
near North Capitol and L streets
Various appeals from his con-
victiop failed before he was found
of unsound mind in 1910. Last
July, after hospital authorities
had reported him sane, Assistant
United States Attorney Grace B
Stiles asked Judge Alexander
Holtzof to set a new execution
date. Instead, Judge Holtzof Or
dered another lunacy hearing.
Bostic's counsel asked for a
new trial, in the event the defend
ant Is found to be sane,
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Glider, SoilpIone Meet
Planned in alexandria

The first glider and sailplane
meet in the Washington area will
be held this week end at Beacon
Field, Alexandria.
The meet, sponsored by the
Washington Soaring Club and the
Civil Air Patrol, will feature con-
tests in flight duration, distance,
altitude. The program, from to-
morrow through Monday, will
also include acrobatic soaring and
a bomb dropping competition.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Transfer Of English Barred
In Welfare Office Dispute

The Commissioners yesterday
turned down request of welfare
officials to transfer to another
department Thomas r. English,
public welfare social worker. sus-
pended on a charge Of disrespect
to a superior officer.
Mr.. English was ordered sus-
pended for go days as Of July Is.
The city heads turned down a
Board of Public Welfare recon-
mendation for his dismissal. The
suspension has been appealed to
the Civil Service Commission.
Announcement of the Commis-
sioners' latest action in the case
followed conference with John
w. Tramburg. director of the De-
partment of Public Welfare, and
Edgar Morris, chairman OF the
Board of Public Welfare.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Vanderbilt. SO,
said he wit
messed the kill
ing in 1945 OF
the once BEAU
tiful r u s sian,
Mrs. Ly d ! a
Thompson.
an d e rbilt,
who is colored,
said he drove
the death car.
Yet neither
two Michigan
State polio e
lieutenants nor
1-1,.&c - the
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Man Held in Georgia
Casually Claims Paf
In 4-Year-0Id Murder
Nv the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Sept. 2.-An unemo-
tional prisoner today told a story
of murder in Michigan which puz-
zled the police of two States.
Almost casually, Johnny Starks
Evening star., 1949-09-02

LONDON.-REvEAL MARRIAGE-The Maharajah of Jodhpur,
26 wife, sundra Dev &c. 1ndiaborn girl Of
parentage shown their hotel suite after reveal
ing they married since September s4S sndra
whose former Mcbride is the second wife OF the Maha-
permitted to have than wife under Hlndu
two daughters and by his marriage to
Princess Shree Krshna 1943. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1949-09-02
Soviet Forms Get Rudios

MOSCOW (R.-Mass installa-
tions of radio receivers on ,collec-
tive farms are being undertaken
In the Soviet Union.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

The Moslem University at AL
Azhar. in Cairo. Egypt, was estab-
liShed in 97O AID.
Evening star., 1949-09-02

Christopher Columbus first saw
the New World at San Salvador or
Waiting Island In the Bahamas.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01

giving Day in Marysville with
his son, Mr.. Floyd Hudson, and
family.
Mr.. Woodrow Lyons, of Lake
town, Indiana, recently returned
to his home after spending some
time at the Mayo Clinic in Ro-
chester, MINI. Mr.. Lyons has
been afflicted with heart all
ment for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwin,
Of Columbus, were recent guests
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j,
Baker.
Rev. and Mrs. r. o. Turner
scent some time on Thanksgiving
Day in Lima where they visited
MRS. Turner'S mother, Mrs. Lulu
Jones.
Miss Lois Hawley, a senior az
Ohio Wesleyan University at
Delaware, and Mr.. Dick Mead Of
Rochester, Pa, spent the Thanks
giving holiday at the home OF
Rev. Charles Cramer. On Thanks
giving Day he entertained with
a dinner and besides his house
guests, Mrs. Startling Mead, Mr.
and Mrs. Bertram Mead and Mrs
Charles Elliott were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Simmont
and little son were ThanRsgiv,
ing Day guests of Mrs. Simmons
parents in Ostrander.
Mrs. Woodrow Lyons, Of Lake
town, Indiana, is spending thi
week with her mother, Mrs. Til
lie Beach and other relatives
Mrs. Bernice Good, Of Mansfield
was also a guest Of Mrs. Beacl
on Tuesday night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheney o
Chicago spent Thanksgiving Da,
at the home Of Mrs. Cheney
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01
REDWOOD NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Swartz en-
tertained twenty-three members
Of the Swartz family at a Thanks
giving Day dinner at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wrinkle are
somewhat improved and now
able to be in their own home.
They have been staying at the
home Of their son, Mr.. John Van
Winkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Jordan
entertained the following at their
Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey Jordan, Mrs. Edna
Patrick, Mrs. Nancy Bell, Mrs.
Bessie Shoup, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Welsh, Mr.. and MRS. E. v. Shoup
and daughters, of Marion.
Thanksgiving Day guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Benton included Mrs. Murl Pifer,
of Marion; Mr.. and MRS. Richard
Reese and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Benton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Continued on Page 81
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. Boxes Creek
By MRS. HAZEL GRAY

Visitors at Mrs. Fay Jackson's
home the past week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Coins and child
ret Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jackson
and daughter, Shirley 10, Mrs.
Hazel Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Swimming and children.
James c. Waugh, of Spring
field. suffered bad heart attack
last week. The doctor ordered
him not to work any more. He is
brother-in-law of Mrs. Gray,
also Mrs. Bertha Swimming. His
wife is the former Grace jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ballinger
and two children spent Thanks
giving Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Jeckson and family.
Leonard Coins has been under
the doctors care the past few
/ days with quinsy. 1t had to be
lanced. He is able to be out again
Barton Gray and sister Gwen
dolyn Michael spent Monday af'
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo.
nard Coins and children.
Visitors at the Gray home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Steirhoff, oi
near Byhalia, Mrs. Howard
Michaels, grandpa Michaels, Dor
Michaels, of near Raymond.
Thanksgiving dinner guests
Of their mother and grandmothei
! Mrs. Fay jackson and daughter
Louise, were Mr.. and Mrs. HONEY
Jackson, of Delaware; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Murle Lewis, son, Richard
Of Columbus; Mrs. Hazel Gray
If Somersville; Mr.. and Mrs. w
). Swimming and four children
of Boxes Creek; Mr.. and Mrs
Asa jackson and baby Of Yorl
Center. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wolword
son, Wayne, spent Thanksgiving
with their daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Titus o
Kenton. Mrs. Titus spent tn,
| weekend at her parents.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01

Brant, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Pence, of Delaware, on Thanks
giving Day.
Mrs. Edna Baker had Mr., and
Mrs. Robert Edwin and Mr., and
Mrs. w. J. Baker as her Thanks
giving Day dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fetter
and children spent the Thanks
giving Day in Trio with Mrs.
Fetter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Aowsec Hunt es4lo
daughter Caroline, OF Cuyahoga
Falls, arrived in FLEETWOOD on
Wednesday evening to visit DR..
]. P. Brooks and Mrs George
Hunt, Sr. On Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunt and DR.. Brooks were
entertained at the home of re-
latives in Marysville.
Mr.. Raymond Frum, of Gallon,
and Miss Helen Frum, of Chilli
cothe, were Thanksgiving Day
guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Frum.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Goff en-
tertained with a six o'clock din.
ner on Thanksgiving day, Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Goff and two sons, John and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Moore and
daughter Paula, of Marion.
Mrs. Betty Hill and Mr.. Eu-
gene Peyton, of Columbus visit.
ed at the home Of Mrs. Ida Pey-
ton on Thanksgiving Day.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shields.
Dinner guests for thanksgiving
Day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Temple included Mr md
Mrs. Wayne Temple, of Cham
paign, Ill.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Newhouse and daughter Twila,
of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Calhoun, of near Marysville, and
Miss Opal Calhoun, of Marys-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lapp, Of
near Lorain, visited at the hCme
Of Mrs. Lapp's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Llovd Winter, on Thanks
| giving Day.
Mrs. Mildred Geigep of De-
troit, spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with Miss Lelah Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe CASTOR.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Allen ana
children were Thanksgiving Day
dinner guests Of Mr. Aliens par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen,
Of Essex.
| Mr. and Mrs. Seth Langstaff
and son, Larry, Of PLAIN City; Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Ewing and daueh-
ter Of Marysville were Thanks
giving Day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Alien and Mrs. Eta Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Andrews
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fred
| Allgower and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Chapman and son,
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-01

James w. Davis.
Mrs. Lizzie Potts and Miss
Nancy Mousar and friend attend
ed, the Thanksgiving Church
services at West Mansfield last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Laugh
cry and daughter, Startling, were
in Columbus on Tuesday of last
week where Mr.. Laughery has
been receiving treatment for an
infected arm and shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis, of