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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
. Blues Creek
BY MRS. ]. GUY VAN Alta

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Meadow, Of
near Marysville,and Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Hall spent Friday at
Lima and called on Mr.. McA-
dow's brother-in-law, and Mrs.
Halls uncle, Mr.. Ed Holt at st.
Reti hospital, Lima. Mr.. Holt
suffered a serious heart attack
and is in an oxygen tent.
Master Allen Moore, of Mag
netic Springs, is spending this
week with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Tatman, and
Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clevenger
and daughter, Mrs. Robert Nor
ris were guests several days the
past week of their daughter,
Hilda Clevenger, of Pittsburgh,
Penn, who graduated from Col
lege of Nursing on Thursday.
They attended the graduation
and on Saturday attended the
wedding of Miss Clevenger and
Mr.. Richie, of Pittsburgh. Mr.
Delmas Clevenger and Mr.. Rob-
ert Norris attended the wedding
on Saturday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

sold have decided TO quit farm
will sale following located miles
.outh of Kenton State Route 2s2
Tsrnnl
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
Lunch served grounds. Sale held
PAUL HARVEY & SON, Owners
Lingo Detwier Aucioneers. Martino.
PUBLIC SALE

As Mrs Potter has sold Mr. Cole quitting
ing the undersigned will closing
Leonardsburg. miles northeast
eass o State Route g. lnkeep mile
"A arcalac cinxc
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
Liberty Grange

Regular meeting of Liberty
Grange will be held Tuesday
night. Goals and programs for
the coming year will be explained,
and Grange officials request that
everyone who can possibly do so
attend the meeting.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
FARM IMPLEMENTS

One John rubber tired farm with hydraulic bed
rubber tired farm with ste grain bed ngh
wheel wagons raior wheeled lmpe-
ent aor with winch side delivery hay rake
John flexible hoe; John Deere it. field cu
tivor. John spreader it. double cultpacker
it. single cultpacker it, weeder international
Farmers Friend wagon
hoist 10x12 brooder house. with floor runners
100gaon winter hog fountains OO gallon
hog fountain 10 hog ough hog crate tank 1eate
IT. inch endless
electric 500 chick broodes chicken feeders Thor " H.
drill with sand motor and grinder air compressor
electric Weder; Skill inch power hand
saw one forge; 100 pound anvil inch bench vice
Alemte grease gum gallon oil drms five 10 gallon milk
cans: shovel plow garden cuvator potato
ger wheel barrow 9x12 rpaun fence charger forks snove
post hole dggers lime and fertilizer spreader one
good 8 single cpacker good tired farm with
grain bed and other small articles numerous
to mention equipment the and all in eX
ra.san. 1s.sas. % nSIJ Lunc served
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07

undersigned will sell public auction at their farm lo-
niles north of Mt Victory and miles southeast of Kenton
sqns off of State Route 3ll
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
4-TRACTOR OUTFITS


International M mounted corn Plch @ IN 16 gOOo Deo
nation hay chopper with blower 40 it. of pipe and dr
buckets Deere IL combine with motor in Al cond
ton.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

in Columbus will hold complete closing out
dairy machinery farm located mile
Industrial School miles southwest of Delaware
miles north of oShushenesY DAM ii miles northeast OF Plain
City. the Home road
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
Monday, February IA
As HEAD OF REGISTERED CANADIAN BRED
HOI STEIN CATTLE-45

This consignment headed sterling old herd bu
Lynwood Montvc Mercedes No 2O0S5 calved March 2s 94
of 83l731 pounds of milk OO9 pounds of F. with
milk test of 387 We believe that when combine the royal
that potential herd SIRE he justly qualified to join the best
ranks of the Hoen breed He retired with Grand Championship
hono the only time shown The adult of this offering
utraseect lot There will be stand
specimens offered they bred produced under the
strict supervision and exacng standards of the Oxford County
Holsten Cattle Club Ontario Canada territory which not
only the Canadian dairy industry
which universally fountain head
of the worlds greatest Hens Every has been udcosy
individual and
character and temperament In fact this offering well studded
high sos AS este confidence the merits and
productive ability of this offering the above mentioned Club
sending qualified representative in the person of Mr. Bruce
ckout who will be available of sale with full and complete
information extended pedgrees revised
cords etc This offering embraces grand Oakawn Sup
Daune caved June 19 195 due to calve March
20h from the great bull Silver Apple Mercedes De Ko
DemaTS 17h 8th
from the $50 Chefan
milk Spruce caved 3d 1912 This
that is due to cave March 2lst from the great bull Monvc
943 This produced 1546 of milk 487
butter fat in 305 day period She due cave March 4
from the great Canadian sire Charles arolm Mercedes overg
AS the sale caaog and revised records will reveal offering
its total entirety heifes equally high
merit The majority have been cahood and practically
all either Included will
of yeang heers
which from 800 pound sires and from official
Also choice bull
F sire
have believe that when from the points
profitable production that this offering of good it is
support day of SALE will vndcae judgement accordingly
Our guarantee is absolute every individual is strictly
Terms: Cash in certified FORM my on n dsy of sale
Lunch served on grounds Sale held under cover.
PAUL HARVEY & SON, Owners
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07

John Pfarr. Jr.. auctioneer. Richwood. Ohio
Sturqis Cheney. Gle
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
BALER
One 1948 Case slice hay baler, good as nev
POWER EQUIPMENT

DeLaval Magnetic single unit milking machine with stain,
stall used
years 1877 fertilizer grain drill with lift
planter with fertilizer
rolls of check International tractor spreade rubber
Farmers Friend grain elevator mounted truck In
ternational it, international No. 10 inch
hammer mi good sheer freeman
loader for tractor one % gallon orchard
wheel chassis; 947 John Deere
power z fertilizer grain drill.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-02-07
Tuesday, February Is
Starting promptly at IL o'clock.

28-CATTLE-28
wear old Jersey Guernsey fresh JAN old
Guernsey fresh year and Swiss fresh
old will be fresh by day of Sae old
Guernsey will be fresh by day of SALE old
will fresh by day of SALE 4year old Jerseys will be fresh
old Jersey eshen March a. old
Guernsey eshen April 3d. old Hosen and Jersey to
eshen May old Guernsey to reshen May 20 year ola
eshen May 29 old Guernsey eShen June
year Guernsey rehen July Is; old Hoen and
Jersey July old reshen July 49,
old frehen Aug Is; 8months old Guernsey
hefer 5monhs old Guernsey and Jersey he
2-monhs old Guernsey Jersey heiferS,
7-HOGS-7
good gifts, weighing approximately 200 pounds fat hogs
weighing approximately $50 pounds.
FARM MACHINERY
Oliver 20 tractor John Deere l4inch 2boom pow
Oliver disc harrow Dunham cultpacker; lx7 Nc
Cormck Deering drill fertilizer with tractor hitch; John
spreader Mccormick moving machine; spike
tooth harrow and rack; Suky hay rake single shovel
plow; 250gaon gasoline tank and leather
collars; full leather fly bull controller
double neck yoes cev chicken feeder booder sove
blocks; Roll crib fence 20-foot lengths of
MILKING EQUIPMENT
milking machine units, complete stall cocks
Westinghouse electric milk cooler; IL l0galon
milk
MISCELLANEOUS
good pounds of cattle mineral books
of hog cattle mineral other articles too to
mention.
Lunch will be by Rebecah Lodge. of Dublin
NELSON cONROY
Thomas Page AucOneers Plain City Pohne Brg Mercer Clerk
Evening star., 1949-07-08

'of his throat 1t ought to be a
WOW.
Massacre River" is a Western
distinguishable from other West
erns by way of acting that is
largely of the quality usually
found in junior high school class
plays. Most Westerns are acted
by Randolph Scott, who at least
has spent enough time in them
to seem at home. This one is
performed by Guy Madison, Carole
Mathews. Cathy Downs. Rory CAL
houn and Johnny Sands. who
would be at home almost any
where else where they were not
called upon to repeat lines as if
they believed them, or even under
stood them. These people ex-
hibit an acute discomfort in the
presence of words, as if the whole
thing were in Hindustani, they
had learned phonetically.
Massacre River" is set in the
days when the Indians who gave
Washington trouble were not the
Cleveland ones but the ones that
didn't like white men lousing up
their buffalo ranges with civili-
zation. 1t has less to do with
Indians, however, than with this
young Army officer played by Mr..
Evening star., 1949-07-08
A-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C..
Hope Gets Cheerful Change
In Fare In Warner Film
By Joy Cormody

have Damon Runyon story with Bob Hope
acting the Warner Theae and the result
cheerful could wish In fact as summer enter
formula that Paramount might wisely start
the weather that will also be standard
1850
Sorrovul Jones" something departure from Hopes
Evening star., 1949-07-08
Happy
Day
One Named Dennis
Stors on Stoge
At Capitol

MASSACRE RIVFR" MONOGRAM pic
ture produced by Julian Lerrer and Frank
Melford directed by John RawlinS, screen
play by Louis Stevens. Al the Capitol.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Meridian Hill Park" "Amphi-
tryon 49,; $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Massacre River; IL
a M, las, 4:30. 7:15 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 12::45. $50, 6:15 and
9 pm.
Columbia" Streets of Laredo:
11:40 am, lao, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45
and 9:45 pm.
Dupont-"Operetta': 1:20, 3:20.
5:25, 7:3O and 9::35 pm.
Hippodrome-"Heart of A Ma
ton; $50. $40 and $50 pm.
Keith h's-"The Big Steal; 11:49
am. 1:5o, 3:55, 5:55, 1855 and
9:59 pm.
Little" Sitting Pretty; 12:45,
4, ITO and 1925 pm.
Metropolitan Long Voyage
Home; 1920 am. 1:20, 1925.
5:25, 7:30 and 9:35 pm.
National The Judge Steps
Out; 11:15 am. /, 2:45, 4:30,
6:15, 7:55 and $40 pm.
Palace-"Neptune's Daughter;
11:55 am, 2:25, 4:55, 7:25 and
9:55 pm.
Playhouse-"Quartet";; IL am.
/, $40, $40, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Warner - "Sorrowful Jones',
1870 am, 1875, $40, $40. 7:45
and 9::55 pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-08

rounded himself. 1t is livelier,
all right. than the accompanying
screen attraction. Massacre
River" which is given more to
romantic gambling than to hard
riding and straighk shooting.
Mr.. Day, himself. is the major
factor in the Capitol's vaudeville
unit. Throughout the past few
years with Benny and on his own
he has superimposed on his fine
singing talent another talent for
genial comedy. He uses both to
advantage in his personal appear
ance, acting as master OF cere-
monies, joining Gale Robbins in
vocal duet, doing representations
of radio performers, tossing off
comedy bits and, of course. sing
ing.
Out of Difference to the con-
dition of his vocal chords, he was
sticking to the easier songs dur
ing yesterdays stint, but even so
Mr.. Day scored triumphantly with
his admirers. He's quite a pleas
ant personality to have around
and is willing to work hard at his
entertaining.
The acts in his supporting cast
at the Capitol are top-notch ones
in their fields. Miss Robbins is a
sultry sort of singer. the kind
whose voice and appearance excite
wolf whistles from the less in
hibited. The Acromaniacs add
nice comedy touch to some fast
athletic enterprises. the Mayo
Brothers are expert tap dancers
and Clifford Guest is a ventrilo-
'quist who manages novel touch
(at one point initiating. believe it
or not. a fox hunt. Altogether.
the Dennis Day show is a swiftly
paced parade of talent. With its
star feeling easier about the state
Evening star., 1949-07-08

"soRPowFUL JONES" a Paramount
picture. produced by Robert L. Welch,
directed by Sidney Lanf1eld. screenplay by
Melville Shaveson, Edmund Hartmann,
and Jack Rose. adapted from a story
by Damon Runvon. Al the Warner.
sorrowful Jones Bob Hope
Gladys ONeill Lucille Ball
Big Steve Holloway Bruce Cabot
Reardon ----------T Thomas Gomez
once over sam ----~--------- BOT loT' TeeI ees
Doc Chesley Houseley Stevenson
Big Stoves Bodyguard $780, Ben Welden
Psychiatrist Emmett Vogan
Martha % Jane Smith Mary Jane Saunders
wanted ward up to a steak dinner
in a fashy night-club at mid
night; in another he sings her
to sleep with lullaby whose
lyrics he makes up from the next
days entries in a Racing Form;
in still another he undertakes the
amazing task of convincing her
that there is a God who answers
the prayers of little girls.
Hope and talented youngster,
Mary Jane Saunders, have a
splendid time with these and
similar incidents. Audiences are
bound to do the same.
Lesser roles in "Sorrowful
Jones' are handsomely performed.
the burlesque doll by Miss Ball;
the gangster's muscle man by
Tom Pedi; the inexorable. but
good hearted police officer by
Thomas Gomez: and an assistant
bookmaker named Regret by
William Demarest.
They are fine people for Hope
to have around in the best film
he has made in some time.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
By Harry Macarthur

Fighting an ailing throat, the
souvenir of a drafty lower berth
the night before, Dennis Day
bravely filled the Capitol with good
cheer yesterday afternoon. Bar
ring unforeseen complications. Mr..
Day should continue, with i'm
proving voice throughout his
weeks stay, to bring JOY to hordes
of those who have admired him
on the radio. AS a matter of fact,
a hoarse Dennis Day sings
truer. more listenable tenor than
a lot of performers you could
name.
1t is lively stage show with
which the star of Jack Bennys
and his own program has sur
Evening star., 1949-07-08

ADJUSTMENTS A
Evening star., 1949-07-08

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1949-07-08

NISER- BETHESDA Wv W. ~.a; a:I.' a'~
AIR CONDITIONED.
Today Only! Return Show1ne!
EVENING STAR says, Recommended -
CHARGED with suspense thriller youn
enjoy. even il It does give your nerves .
workout!" BOBBY DRISCOL in
"THE WINDOW"
at s:25, sos and p:47 Pm. - .
from the starti
Evening star., 1949-07-08

Madison. He's not one Of the
West Pointers. see. but he Is
surprisingly good officer and his
colonel even is happy when he
gets engaged to the coloners
daughter. Then he meets this
gambling hall girl, who is one of
his own kind, and old friends grow
short tempers and everybody
starts taking pot shots at other
people
The scenery is fine, if you'd like
to spend an hour or so sitting
around looking at rotogravure
pictures of great big rocks.
Evening star., 1949-07-08

recent rut of sheer gag pictures,
the latest of which was built
around Jane Russell. 1t gives the
comedian chance to play a
character, not an undiluated one
to be sure, but something of the
sort. If Hope enjoys the sight OF
his work as much as everybody
else, Paramount will find him ask
ing for more of the same.
Moreover, he will have precedent
In arguing that the Runyon film
has projected him on a new ca
reer. The same story. under the
title Little Miss Marker" gave
Shirley Temple her start in the
cinema some Is years ago. The
same story with a different &C
cent, of course.
"Sorrowful Jones" has not
ceased to be good Runyon in the
process of becoming material for
Comedian Hope.
It is one of the best of those
sentimental tales that Runyon
loved to write about the seamy
side of New York. Everybody'S S
In it. the seedy bookmaker played
by Hope: the winning four year
old waif left with him as security
for a $40 bet: the burlesque prima
donna who moved up to night
club singing; the heart Of gold
cop; the "horse-room" hangerson;
and naturally horse.
They are singularly funny
lot and the occasional tinkle OF
a tear falling among them pro-
vides just the right contrast.
No writer ever knew his audi
ence more lovingly than Runyon.
x X X
The three writer's who worked
on the "Sorrowful Jones" adapta-
ton did not forget for moment
they were working for an actor
whose speciality is gags. They
worked out a neat compromise
between the styles of Hope and
Runyon, without too drastic a
change in the pace of either.
AS Sorrowful Jones, Hope is a
bookmaker. operator of flea
bitten horse for people to
whom So represents an economi-
cally dangerous gamble. Neither
the bet taker nor the bet-makers
are doing we'll in this arrange
ment, but both are managing to
survive with that amazing will-to-
live which keeps New York pop
ulated.
Bookmaker Hopes major prob
lem as the film opens is a
,gangster HORSEPOWER. charac-
ter whose favorite pastime is fix
ing races and killing people who
object to his methods.
A more. major one comes to
vex him the day he finds himself
the unwilling custodian of a
four-year-old female. left as a
marker" for that $40 bet. AL
though he is ferociously not the
type, he finds himself suddenly
confronted by the dilemmas OF
fatherhood. morning baths. bed
time lullabys. breakfast cereals
etc.
These are things TO drive a
small time bookmaker mad, but
in one way or another Hope S
waif, and his old burlesque sing
ing partner Gucile Bald, manage
to distract him from business
almost completely. 1t is at the
height of this distraction that he
is talked into f1inging defiance
at the gangster boss of the little
horse rooms, a situation which
brings the picture to its senti-
mental climax.
The inventive Runyon and his
inexplicable characters are the
sort to provide Comedian Hope
with a series of novel situations
In one of these, he sets his un-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

vhe he Thanksgiving honors being done and the
blessings counted. think Labor should for at
least pat the back Because its established fact
that many Of the blessings enjoyed by the whole
American people by the labor movement
IL Labor which first pioneered the idea that the
something TO be thrown the scrap
heap nhen his productive days
l. Labor that fought for the public school system
for compensation for unemployment
And Iabors fight for higher wages and shorter
hours helped the American standard of living
" the peak " mere u today.
practically every affecting the public welfare
LABOR has stand and history will testify the
justice q its position.
T bill passed by the House Of Representatives
eease old age benefits approximately 70cp was spark
plugged by lors drive for better and pension
plans
So~ v~her c~a rights legislation IS the order OF the
daysaboF spearheading that fight too Long ago. the
labor demanded - Equal pay for equal work
regardless Of creed, ancestry Today it's
Equal. Opportunity for, all Americansl yemploym
housing education. and at the polls
It teach others that country needs the
best from every man. and child Of every race
religion and ancestry and that discrimination against any
group hurts all
Every year Americans trve and 70 be thank
fl for And certainly Arge share Of the credit for
expancl ny heritage belongs to the labor
welfare In 1850 IT. While civil rights Labor on the
march and America rs marching with tsThere viii be
bigger and better AThanksgivings result - ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

becslse thew applied TO many
more colleges
SgcA things q % tlcipa'.cn in
extgscuiriculsr activity Or def
mite plans tos a general
~ thought 70 pc important
sesrn 20 have rad little effect on
ne success q the application.
Race appears to be an even
greater barrier TO college than
religion. Education is strictly
segregated in the South and
most Negroes cannot afford the
fees at privately supported col
leges in the North. Moreover,
many OF them feel that they
will have fuller college life in
Negro institution even though
"the Negro college nearly al
WAYS has less money, poorer
teachers. poorer laboratories
and Libraries than the white
college.
The Negro IS much worse of
in regard 10 the professional and
graduate school than in regard 10
college, the pamphlet points out.
Negroes get many fewer ad-
vanced degrees than do white
students.
In l947. Negroes received only
eight OF the more than 1880
Doctor Of Philosophy degrees
granted in the United States
Medical schools discriminate
against Negroes TO an even great
er extent than against Jews
Condelnning discrimination in
education IS national scandal
IN view of our Bill Of Rights and
Constitution the pamphlet lists
the types 81 pubic ana private
action 20 eliminate il which have
been proposed by responsible
groups
The pamphlet points out for
instance that while the only
long-run solution compatible with
our democratic beliefs IS COM
plcic abolition Of Jim Crow prsc-
tees immediate steps may be
taken 10 strengthen the Negro
colleges in the South 10 bring
them up to the standards OF the
white institutions Abolition OF
the restrictive quota system for
nationality an drelislous groups
IS also Indicated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SClEN

Ancient and Modern
arvc. Alias MeSrnelsr ~.
pnoi.su. Denounced re-
subject Of the Lesson - III
all Christian Science a.
throughout the worl1 or -~r1sg
November q.
The Golden Text CT Il.
cles i6s TIE eyes o. LA
run 70 and fro throus ~
whole earth. 10 sneN res
strong IN the behalf '~
whose heart IS periee. hi
MIN
Among the Bible cit- w-s
this passage. (Mic. Al 5sn
the last DAYS il shall s .
pass that the rour's Z -
house Of the Lord shall ESQ.
lished IN the top q IT. 1--.
tains. and il shall 3 xsl's'
above the hills and p ss-
now UNTO II.
Cosrelstive passages NJ on
from the Christian Sos 'tN''
book. Science and He win
Key to the Scripture May
Baker Eddy. include
ing %. 455) God sele, r.
highest service one Hs'
grown into such a fir 'n' !
as renders any abuse ct n~
sion an impossibiliiy ~
wise does not besiow Il g-fN
trusts upon the unwoy' y
He commissions n,csser
one who IS spiritually re HIT
self"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-26

Ludlow W. Werner As eaeeub,.
secretary. and At the same Tim.
expressed the hope that stand
ards Of future productions win
be a. high a. Home OF N.
Brave the first and thus "a,
judged best.
The NCC. psralleline Tie New
York Film and Drama Gree IN
be a membership body sr A..
nrsly, after vote has beer ,sssr
viii make awards 10 Sins r,.,
books and other creative e. !.
both by Negroes ard deal *,
stores affecting them
The charter members ,
Lillian Scott. Of the Dett-.e,
James Hicks. NNPA B.. cts.s
OF The New YORK Age Genre
Schuyler. OF the -Colr.e g..,
Adams. Amsterdam SeA Ds
Campbell. the Sphinx. sa L.s.
Low ". Werner. Of ire IS,
ANOTHER FIRST-Or. .
last Official acts OF W.. r
HASTE as governor ot the ge,
Islands was the appoint ~. q
Miss Edith G. Jackson. nstge 81
the islands. as Exienssor ..oxs
demonstration agent there
Miss Jackson is the first mem.
Der OF her race TO be named 10
this position which has Re.
manned vacant for 1. ,ears
She received her masters IRON
the press with two publication,
LIKE EDUCATIONAL NOV.
IES@-FoUr color films cn s,
viii De shown ~ ,ne
Memorial az 345 ard 5 IN
Nov. %. The CnsveFs .fv
gar Extension Service arr
The titles are y -ss
the High Road" try +;
National Park: "Ho.a s
vacation spots at Bee T..
land and Geotgisn Bay s
OF Canada featuring 81
Lawrence and SIX II
showing . sklers paral .s
Canadian Rockies Ire -ss
are co-sponScred by PIC e..
ssiys Audio-VisGal II IN
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