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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03

Ypd)l1m. 0ie pielieitigen @eripeil,
ounesm0eli6feiten Ser StenltoD!a
tmroen burd Melounsen iiber nele
yrfinolngen i'm &adbrgebiet beitatigt.
Sn elmer BON Srieorid) arlipp.Gi'en
1nseregten 8emeil,ldaitsarbeit lit es
>elrtId,en @iiLridnitlern lpie Dem
,efannten Staltbforider Or. MsOoai',
Or. Msbah. Or. Sdreiber ,uuo Or.
Oenlann 9elllngen, tpieOerltm eine
>Neibe bon grfhlOlrn9en aus Der
5teinfoble 5u ent,pideln.
0ie Saaiade, oaB Steinfoble ois
cit 5ll &,mitfoble uerarbeitet iperoell
ann ereste in Der 5ahipelt bes Sn.
ms MllalalrSes iofort Muiieben, als
la6 oen EateutanmeQollngen uro Ser
,etriebsreifen gntipidlung in Der
aobldermaniid)en snitalt IN 8od)un
Ser Scifentlid,teit erlte GrioEge &C.
;eigt ,perbcn fonntcn.
&ereits lett 1apei Sdbren erfolgen
auf 9rluto bieier grfiuolnsen IN
YriiianitdIten ltno prattildrn 8e-
treben 8erialhe NIT @1I]laeern al.
|.ar slrt aus StcinfobIe, Die - in
0tdb- Greid}dinbern, Goroerbalroernj
Habnldidinen ,ilpo 6abrrGoenl ein-
gebalit = iid 'in molratcldngen Ser
idleiBproben bapiibrt babe1. StoBfrlt,
faIt nPAt abluasbar, apetterfelt Goa
lie nidt roiten), faum idmut- unb
itaubenlpfinolid, obate 3iiltbgefabr.
baben lie nuBerDe,n oen Yor3l,g, oaB
lie i,lfolge ibres @rapbiteebaLtcs
nidt sddmiert 81 tuerben braa,den.
Die oeutld)e @irtldpait erpartet NIT
Spannung Dos Mnlal,fen Der AFRO
BUTTON beionoers ipeil bier cine Gift
fe int alsgella9erbe0arf 9eid)lofie1l
neroen FAINT Die burdJ Ge Dernon-
toge eutltanoen lit. sluBeroem tann
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
Griet EcinsNerf bleibt
Dirieeitt Int Ncttejter

9hudleitcr, sc. u. @ic ,nitgetehlt
ipnroe, bat Grid 2eins0orf, Ser Tiri=
gent bes &o6elter E6ilbarmonic Sr.
Geltra, ieinen &ontraft fir cine tuei-
tere SaiIon berldngert.
2einsoorf beenoet ieite 5ipeite bplle
Saiion als oallernoer Oirigent oes
Srfeiters. Srn letten Sabre ,uar er
@aitoiri9el1t BEL f8g, G8g, foiuie
oem Gbicagoer llnb' Hitta6llrgber
Spmpbonie-Srdeiter. gr oirisierte
aud Die San 6rarcisco Spera gon.
panp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03

Cine anoere @rllppe Soloaten Ct.
bielt oas Meoifameitt crit, nadoem
lid bei ibrHn bereits Sale bon Sec,
franfbeit ein9eltel6t batten. Son sen
4tS SoDbaten, Die Dem rMeergottc
opierten", tonnten 4O7 nah Serah,
reidylina 'bes Wittels tpiecer geraSe
au; oe,t 8einen ittbcn, obne idIoli6t
gsahtpirflneen su peripiiren. Wie Sic
Nerate bemertten, !par bus @etEr
tudbrero Der utberfabrt oes 0antp.
fers beionbers idIi1ltln.
2as8ditrtben, ein Mitfel ge9el'
Gee. uito aDnlidr &rallfleiten 81
finoen. tp,,roe tuIbrelto bes lcttel1
arieees eifrie neriolet, 5a es oft galt
Weaiientransporte an beitimmte Stcl'
len at wcrfen. @lcih5eiti9 ml,bter
sic GolOdten, Die bci bieien SranS'
porten beforoert lpur6en, nadoern fts
ipieoer feitcn Nooen erreitt batten, III
feiter 5oum baiteben. Siele Nfittel
tunrocn ausprobiert. Sic 5eigten Gr'
fol9e, iic seigten aber al.d rnange'
nebme Hebempirfungen.
Trolnamine oas tereits befannt
ipar, iuuroe aber al,ndhit ,riht alli
ieine 8irfuns eeeen See ooer Jabr
funfbeit unterii,dt. @ian glalbtt
ebrr slllergicn Sanit bcbcben 81 font
ueu. Yie beiSe Mer5tc berihteteil
tpurbe es baber ei,ter Hatientin &C.
gebcn, 'Sie al Musihlaa lit. M,tBcr'
'Sem tpurnc cs Mr i,nntcr .ihleht"
amr,n iie in ser StraBenbabn fitbr
gines 1agcS berihtete iie, oaB iie ie'
Sesmal, ,pem iie cine aapIe! Dee
WeiMels gcsen ibren s(usidlag po:
8cltei9en ser StraBenbabn ben,lstc.
ibrc 1dbrtfrartfbeit perihua''S.
Oies apar ser Anitob IN ipeltere''
Gracrinenten, Sic idlieblid, nit
SiIfe Ser Mrmee auf SEM gcnannten
1ransportidtff ourdaefiibrt plroeit
Sn eidten 0dllen eibt man 0rama'
mime in &apeln, bie berllnterge'
ichlidt iperoen. 9ei ldlperer Sec'
franfbeit perliert Der 2orper aber 10
bicl Dliiliisfeit, oaB CT nidts bel Iid,
mbalten fam. auf Sem rHcneral
8allon" ,puroe baS Ytittel Soloaten.
oie oerart idnper arfranft eparen,
reftal perdbreidt. M,,d bier tpar Sie
@irtl,ng nit iebr 'uenigen Musnab'
men gut. Die 10 idiuer benlgeilldtca
Solbaten fonnten balS ipieSer frte
Nabruns 81 iid) nebnlen uno tbre
Seefrantbeit sdborte Der Sersangcn'
belt al.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
Elm mitteI gegen Aussehlag
hei|t erfelgreich Seekranke
Bericht zweier Aerzte in Baltimore.

Baltimore. 3ipei slcr3te beridteteu
1t, cilwan Gortrag Dor Scr Soptins
Mcbtcal Soctctp, oaB es ibnel gcl,m.
gen lit, Gin Mittel geeen Die Geefraaf.
belt at,oltperpoer, bos nidt MIR er.
foIgrid lit, ionbern I'M Geeeniaa
81 Den biSberisen Neoifancnten fei.
tie iiblen Nabipirfl,,gen sigt.
SIN 2a,lfe ibres IoutrageS bcrid).
tcten iie aud), ooB fife ol,rd, eincu
3ufaa auf oie Nirfung Sieies Mit.
tells aefomneu fien. sic Nitten au.
crit es gar nidt Dceen S@fra,,fbeit
ioitoern ecgen bcn Ausidla9 eincr
Gatientln ai,geauanot. :
Die ein9ebellben 8erhtdH. a!li
1runo 0ener iie ibren be,,tieeu lrnl.
fangreiden Hkrid)t orleaten, ,ullr.
oen aui ham Dampier v8cneral 0ol.
lolii. ein Tronsportihiff Der Il. e
slrmec, unternommen. tr1brcno iif
bteier au elmer l,nangenebmen Sab.
res,eit nit SoIbaten bon Neip Yori
nod 8renuerbapen ,lntempe9s be-
fait0.
Die beioen Aertte, ipelde oic Gr'
perimente eriol9reid ourheeiiibrt
baben, iino Or. 2eslie s. 8ap uno
Or. Yaul Gartiner pom Stabe Nes
Sobns &optins aranfeldbauies. Dos
0sitbd filbrt Den Nan,en Drama.
1rine.
0a io,pobl Seetranfbeit. tpie lin.
tpobIfein ,tno lletel,pcroen bel Gabr'
ten ,u 2atoc uno In bcr 2uft mni
sic glciden llrtiadrn 5,lriid5uiiibre,l
iino, fam In itoem Sale Dos glei.be
Daittel arpge,panot ,pcroeu. Sic llr'
iadr oieies ~2eioens= (benn oft lit es
elm 2cioen. bus nlebr als blobes lln'
ipobliein ueruriad)t). miro bllrd ei,te
St0riurg in ben @lcib9eipIftsorga
men 6es meniHliden &0rpers tcrbor.
gerufen. Gieie Srpane bcfilroen Iid]
i'm Sbreebdi,ie. gielfad oauert Sic
StOrung nidt langc, ba Der &Orper
iidb nleiIt nad einiger 3eit al oas
S1ipanfen &s Sdliffcs dber Die
Yauegllnsen eines 3uses begin. eines
1slue5eltas eap0bnt. Wla,,d,rnal fam
iih Der &0rper aber boA nid)t Sa'
ran 9npdbnen i,no 6anl lie9t Elm
erniter Dau tor.
MGbreno Der 8eiie aui Dem &c.
neral 8allou" aparen Die Mer3te nit
Der Nerabreidn,ng bon 0ramalnine 10
erfol9reid). bob ipelliger als 2R Der
SoIoaten, Die bel Beginn Der Neiie
bas Weittel erbieltell scr Seefrant
belt berfidlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
0ren3bepSleer,at,e itekt
81 0emtjhlaltN

&oblcD). 3u ben lilrcntbnrgiibe,,
@ebietsforoerllngen erflGrte Set
&retstag oes areiies Saarburg (iran.
5oiildc 3oue), sic 8eb0lternng bcs
gan~n ariegcs itebe felt gum 2alroc
Wclnlapol lEfaB umb Dalirit Sll
Deutidlano. Ser bon ben lllrenblrs
giiden @ebietsforberungelt betroi-
fene 2anbfreis erElGrte, er lcbne es
ab, auf oie fueiteren .inruer n,otipier-
ten luretnbureiiden Goroerungen
ein3lageben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03

8iiros bon 81 galt 35tb ct, oerleat;
ole nene Moreife lalltet: Unitarian
SerDice Committee, 81 Union
Sailore Nseit. Nap Oorf 3, g. 9.
Gel: @ramercD 7.S940. stt,froae,
beaii@ib Ser an9enleinen Silfsarbeit.
Der ser5te-N -Nilfionen, ber Nab5irfeI
nlap. iperoen, tuie 6isler eern be-
anttportet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
2ln,erifaitiitte Shiiie
fir SIC Nkeini4iifakrt

&oln. gmertaniid)e Sntereiielltel
bdben iid) fir cine balbMe aftiue 9e
tciligllng al ocr 9ibcinIdtiffabrt aus
eeiprod)en, ipie aus &reiien Ser ME
oerldnoilden Mbeinidiffabrt be-
lmltct.
Die Mmerifaner beahlidtigen, ein
@n5abl nell9ebautcr Sbiffe ein5u
ieten, bie Sranfreid) 5ur Ger9rObe
rirng leilpr Rbeinilotte in oen Il. 9
gl. beltellt bate.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
,,1tnitariai, 23iblietkee"

Snitrnmcnt Der @iiienIdaftlihen
5oridung 81 MAIDEN.
slu6 in Sei'belbere lit auf 8eidluB
Der neoi5iniiden 1afultGt cine belon,
oere llnitorian Yibliotbef IN Scr
pipdiatriihen aqintf eineerid)tet NOR
oen. Sb,pobl Seioelbere bon Ben Ser.
it0rllnecn oes 2rie9es rrridont blieb,
beitebt allf) Nort ein fiiblbarer Wan.
gel an amerifaniider ar,to en9lii6er
Gahliteratur.
lld6rigens bat. tuie mir erfabren,
bic ~Mehi5iniIde Nonats3eitid,riit"
I'M 9euaenber 1913 eiirn lleberblid
iiber sic beoeutenolten ipiIienIhait.
liben Gortrdge Der Witglieoer, ser
Unitarian Mer5te WRiiol uer0ifent.
IidJt.
Dos Unitarian Serpiee Commit
tee lit hueiter an Der Goroeums Ser
mebbiniiden &iDfsarbeit fiir Teutid-
lan6 interefiiert. 60 limo crit tiir3lid)
Der uniberiitdt Iiibineen 1000 @r.
Streptompcin fir Joridp,n9en an Ser
1lniberiitdtsfLinif eeitiftet ,por6en.
Nene Mbrefe bes Unitarian
Serbile Committee.
Oas llibitarian Serbice 6on,mittee
in Netu Oorf fat. iuie Miiiitant Direc.
tor Serman @beling nritteiH, iein,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
Ntaeerf6ie itatt ,Sleiit
II, Scr Sotpjetset,e

Sale a. 5. Saale. Sn sen &reis.
ftGoten Der Yropin5 Sadien- -slnbnli
(SomrtSoiue) nl,Bte in Scr Letter,
Sanllaroefabe Magerf1ie ltatt Sleiidj
ausgegeben aperoen. Ser sSleiid)mall.
gd iuirb oarauf 5uriifgefiibrt, baE
sltr beionoeren Gerfiigllug Der ioipipt
ilfen 9elabungsmaht betr1htli6s
5riidfleiid,- -aontitgente 5uriifbebal,
ten tperoen nuBten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03
q Senateren periaiiei,
HauSbampreeraiitift

Samblrrg. Der republifaniidr
Senator Chambers bon Gernont, ser
yuiamnmn NIT Lebn aluoeren 8epl-
blifanern nub elf 0emofraten eine
&bnrproniBporlaec iiber Gin offent-
Nbes 6ausbu..Broaramm nltsoe-
arbeitet bat, erflnrte, ct erparte oab
Der Senat oieie Mabnabme ibneG an.
,rebnen miro. sic iit bent Senat ant
5reitag ,r,tsrbreitet tporoen.
Scr 3ped bes Hroeronnts hi, ,Ner-
ioner,, Die finan5ieu nibt in Der Gage
iilro. pribate Welbauten gu bcaiebcn,
iolde CUR Gerfiigung 5u iteuen.
-O----
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03

- tlnterftiisen Sic Die i'm .,WolfS
bIah" anaetsen6e,. @ei@dftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-03-03

einalAgeben.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Purchasing Agents to Meet

The Purchasing Agents Associa-
ton of Washington, Women's Divi-
sion, will meet at 8 pm. Tuesday
in the Administration Building
Office, George Washington Univer-
sity. There will be a short business
meeting, followed by a round table
discussion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16
Smithsonian Rates
Kitty Hawk as Years
Chief Acquisition

Acquisition of the Wright BROTH
ers' Kitty Hawk airplane by the
Smithsonian Institution was one of
many advances reported to the an
nual meeting of the institution S
board OF regents yesterday. The
institution, which recently cele-
brated its Tooth anniversary. was
beginning its second century of
service to the scientific world.
Half a million specimens added
to the National Museum last year
brought the total collection to 25,-
470,827, including inventions, relics,
archaeological material, rare plants
geological specimens and the like.
The Kitty Hawk was rated the
years outstanding accession.
Large numbers of fish and ma
rine invertebrates collected in the
tropical waters of Bikini Lagoon
were catalogued. The institution
sent a scientific party with the mill
tary forces preparing for the atomic
bomb tests.
Other New Material.
Other noteworthy new material
included 1000 archaeological speci-
mems from Veracruz, Mexico, col
lected by DR.. Matthew v. Stirling
Of the staff, and 5000 plants gath
cred in the Dominican Republic by
Dr.. w. H. Allard of the Agriculture
Department.
More than $4,000 fossils of early
geological periods also were in
cluded in the collection.
A major accomplishment of the
Bureau of American Ethnology, a
branch of the institution, has been
completion of 750-page grammar
of the language of the Mayas of
the Yucatan, most advanced of New
World peoples when the first Euro
peanS came to America.
The institutions astrophysical OBJ
Iservatory was engaged last year in
search for new high-altitude sta
ton for the study of solar radiation
to supplement the work of its pres
ent stations in Chill and California.
These searches were carried out in
the mountains of Mexico, Hawaii
and Southern California. The site
will require exceptionally clear skies
throughout the year.
Various universities have sent 20
scientists to the Institutes tropical
station on Barro Colorado Island in
the Canal Zone in the last year to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-16

study many problems, including the
behavior Of army ants, control Of
termites, and effects of tropical
humidity and molds on fabrics and
Photographic materials.
The National Air Museum began
to operate last year as a separate
branch of the institution. The new
organization will collect, preserve
and exhibit material dealing with
the development of aviation. Pre-
liminary plans for a building to
house the aeronautical collection
have been approved, it was an
nounced.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Services Friday
For Frank Kahler

Frank J. Kahler, prominent
farmer of Jerome township, died
at his home at $3.50 a. m. We'd
nesday after a long illness.
He was member of the Union
County Fair Board for many years
and has served as president of
the board. He was one of the
early breeders of registered Jer
sey cattle in this area.
Long before most farmers in
Union County were interested in
raising e-bred stock, Mr.. Kah-
Ter had built up the foundation
of one of the best herds in this
area.
He was born near Plain City,
the son of Henry and Laura (Tay-
lor) Kahler, both deceased. In
addition to his activities >as a
farmer he was a member of the
Plain City Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs,
Jennie Kahler; two daughters,
Mrs. Morgan Williams and Mrs,
Joseph King; a sister, Mrs. Ada
Justice; and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at
$3.50 p. m. Friday at the Ferguson
Funeral Home conducted by the
Rev. Charles Grant. They were
followed by cremation.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Countys Wheat Allotment
Cut Nearly 1000 Acres for 40
All Club Comp Get
For Aug. 1920;
Interest Above Usuul

All Club camp will be held
Aug. 1920 this year according to
Frank Greeneisen, county agent.
AS usual the district camp will be
held at Camp Clifton near Vel
low Springs south of Springfield.
According to Mr.. aGreeneisen
there is "even greater interest
than usual in the camp this year
and everyone intending to go
should get his reservation in as
soon as possible"
Anyone enrolled in club work
during this summer and whose
project is completed or in good
condition by Aug. Is may attend.
The camp fee will be $3.50
which will include meals and
sleeping quarters. Crafts and
other expenses that may arise
will be extra.
The camper should bring only
comfortable clothes and shoes and
all his bedding and toilet articles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
State Fair Entries
Close on Aug. 10

Union county people planning
exhibits at the Ohio State Fair,
Aug. 27 through Sept. 2 must
have their entries in by August
10, Fair Manager H. S. Foust an
nounces.
All present indications are for
the most extensive exhibits and
the largest attendance in the hist
ory of the exposition, Mr.. Foust
reports, and as the result of an
early start the, preparation of the
grounds is weeks ahead of sched-
ule."
Awards offered this year total
S208,373.80, divided as follows:
Draft Horses, $16,2OO; Beef Cat
tie, S21, ,61820; Dairy Cattle,
21,825; Dairy Products $959;
Swine $17,835.8O; Sheep and Wool,
S13, 3,4O2.25; Goats, $1,000; Poultry,
Rabbits, and CAVES, S5506, Agri-
culture, $9156.75; Horticulture,
S7235.50; Grange and Farm Bur-
eau, S975; Arts and Crafts, S18l3;
Horse Show, S28,5O0; Speed, S34,-
500; Junior Division, S27, ,847.30.
Special days at the fair are:
August q, Junior Fair Day; Aug
ust %, Press Day; August 20,
Safety Day; August 80, Commis-
sioners' and Trustees Day; Aug
ust 81, Director of Agriculture
Day; September l, Governors
Day; September 2, Flying Farm
er's Day.
Throughout the week a $50
event musical and cultural pro-
gram will be under way day and
night, and a 200-piece all-Ohio
boys band directed by DR.. Louis
Pete, Ashland, will be heard in a
series of concerts. More than 40
Ohio school bands also have been
scheduled to play Commute pro-
grams.
Copies of the 276-page senior
division catalog and the l45-page
Junior fair catalog are now being
distributed from Mr.. Foust's Of
flee on the fairgrounds.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25

Donald Collins, Is, parollee
from the Boys Industrial School,
Lancaster, and Martin Luther
Ballenger, from the Buseau OF
Juvenile Research, Columbus,
who ran away from the home OF
Gene Lenord, Delaware, Rt. 2,
were captured by Sheriff Walter
Galloway early Friday morning.
The youths left the Lenord home
Monday. They broke into farm
house near Radnor Tuesday and
made off with $32 in cash, dia-
mond ring, and a desk clock. Ac-
cording to the story the boys told
Sheriff Galloway, they spent all
of the money except two dollar
bill which they kept because they
'wern't sure whether or not it
was any good"
Thursday they stole 1910
Chevrolet convertible from a
used car lot in Marion and started
toward Marysville on Route 4.
They ran out of gas and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Soles Tax Collections
Continue Down-grdde

Sales tax collections in Union
County for the week ending July
9 totaled S3,669.46, according to
the report of State Treasurer Don
H. Ebright.
This was more than $1,000 be-
low the total for the correspond
ing week of 1948. This is the first
weekly report in the new fiscal
year set up by the Ohio General
Assembly.
Collections for neighboring
counties for the same period
were: Champaign, S8O24.42; Della
ware, $5789.94; Franklin, SAL
784.44; Hardin, S1998.28; Logan,
S987192; Madison, $4405.63; Mar
ion, Sl7,420.5l.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Is Junior Trophies
AT Redwood Fair
-Photo by smItty,s Studio

Eighteen trophies will be
awarded at the Redwood Junior
Fair on Aug. 10. Any All club or
FLA member in the county is
eligible to compete for these
prizes.
Money awards will be given in
the girls clothing and nutrition
judging contests and the winners
in the following events will re-
ceive trophies:
General livestock and dairy
judging contest, best Junior Fair
dairy heifer, any breed; best
Junior Fair hog, any breed; best
Junior Fair chickens, three birds
to a pen;
Ch ampion beef Snowman;
champion dairy Snowman; cham
pion swine Snowman; champion
sheep Snowman,
Best All school dress, best All
cotton dress, best All dress-up
dress, best Junior Fair cake, best
Junior Fair girls individual dem
onstration. best girls team dem
onstration.
Best demonstration of dairy
foods in Junior Fair, best individ-
ual dairy foods demonstration.
The donors of these trophies
will be announced the days of the
fair.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Runaway Lads, Parollees, Captured
After 4-day Stealing, Spending Spree

Anna Homsher, of Milford Cen
ter, saw the car parked along
side the road, near Marysville.
She stopped to see if she could
be of any help and when the
story the boys gave sounded rath-
er odd she came on into Marys-
vile and reported the incident to
the sheriff.
At about 2 a. m. Friday morning
the sheriff went out and brought
the boys into his office. They re-
peated the same story to him
which they had told Mrs. HON.
sher but after a while they broke
down and confessed the entire
chain of events.
With the money taken from the
house they bought two air rifles,
two cap pistols, two pocket
watches, and two sheath knives,
each pair being exactly alike.
They were confined in the
Union County Detention Home
until authorities called for them.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Leach Company Sues Village
For $60l7 on Maple ST. Job
Contractor Says
Not His Fault
Pavement is Bad
Well Not Pay Except
Under Jury Verdict;
Solicitor Replies

The G.. II. Leach Construction
Co., of Bellefontaine, has brought
action against the village of Ma
rysville for the sum of $601703,
claimed due them under the
terms of the Maple st. sewer pro-
ject contract.
The contract, entered into on
Oct. ii, l947 called for installa-
ton of a storm sewer and stated
that the street was to be repair
ed after the sewer work in the
manner stipulated in the con-
tract and with the materials
stipulated in the contract.
Mr.. Leach charges, in his act
ion, that the city would not ap-
prove of any of the three differ
ent types of Surfacing provided
in the contract so, although he be-
lieved that the materials want
ed by the city were inadequate
to hold up he used them and
completed the job.
Village officials, however, have
taken a definite stand against
Leach'S action. During the June
% meeting of the Council,
Floyd G.. Browne and Associates,
of Marion, who were the super
viSors on the Maple st. pro-
ject presented the final estimate
for the retainer fee on the job.
1t was for S6017.03.
At that time, after a lengthy
discussion, the SolonS decided
that the Leach Co. had not lived
up to the terms. of the. contract
in the re-surfacing of the street
and they passed a motion to send
him a legal notice to the effect
that if the street was not re-
paired, the city will make the
necessary improvements and de-
duct the cost from Leach's check
"The only way we will pay
the Leach Company the retainer
fee for the job as it stands is by
the verdict of the jury" William
]. Porter, city solicitor, said in
regard to the suit Anyone who
looks at the Maple st. surface can
see that it is not a satisfactory
job" he added.
This is the second action Leach
has brought against the village.
The first was filed on July 10,
1948 for the sum of S8018, which
was set forth as the amount then
due the company under the con-
tract. In August, the company
agreed to resurface the street if
the city would share the cost
and providing they were paid the
balance they claimed due them
and the first case was dismissed
Hopes and Hopes are the at
torneys for the plaintiff.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25

Nutrition Clubs
Monday, July 25-10 a. m
Jackson Stirring Club, at Essex
School House; l p. m. Merry
Munchers at Claibourne Grange
Hall; 2:3O p. m, York Yum Yum
at York School House.
Tuesday, July 6:-l0 a. m.
Kitchen Queens at place not an
nounced as yet; | p. m, Dover
F. w. A. at Mrs. Walter Loves
home; 230 p. m, Merry Mill
creek Maidens at Watkins Grange
Hall.
Wednesday July 27;-Cally
Clever Cooks at New California
u. B. Church; l p. m. Freedoms
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25
Judging of Girls III Projects Begins
This Week. Style Review Set August 8

Aug. 6 has been set as the date
for the annual Union County All
style review which will be held
in the Marysville High School
auditorium.
The activities will begin at
10 a. m. with aprons and blouses;
1890, easy to make cotton dress
es; 11:30, undergarments; 100 p.
m, school dresses; 2:30, sports
clothes; 800 p. m, tailored dress
es; $3.50, dress up dresses; 400,
complete costumer followed by
complete college costume.
The judging schedule for the
different clubs is as follows.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-07-25

Mrs. Kermit MorSe's home.
Clothing Clubs
Monday, Aug. 10 a. m, Paris
Style Improvers at Senior High
Recreation Room; l p. m., Dover
F. w. A. at Mrs. Walter loves
home; 2:30 p. m, Gingham Gals
at Mrs. John PARROTS home.
Tuesday, Aug. 10 a. m, Cally
Keen Kutter at New California
u. B. Church, p m, Allen Live
Wires at Mrs. Harold Kents
home; 2:30 p. m. Sew-Just-So at
Milford Center School House.
Wednesday, Aug. 80 a. m.
Betsy Ross at Byhalia School
House; p. m. Jackson Stitching
at Essex School House; 80 p. m,