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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
1.-THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE. OHIO
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Miss Butler Honored
With Bridal Shower

Miss Ferne Butler, bride-elect,
was honored with a surprise
miscellaneous shower Saturday
evening, by Mrs. Gerald Keller
and Mrs. Herbert Handel, at the
formers home, 1875 Second st.
Miss Butler will become the
bride of Arthur Handel z o.
clock Sunday, Oct. 9, in open
church ceremony at Trinity
Lutheran Church.
Pink and white colors were
carried out in the decorations
and refreshments, which consist
ed of individual bride-and- groom
ice cream molds, cakes iced with
the names "Ferne and Arthur"
and coffee. Bridal games and
contests and the opening of the
many lovely gifts by the guest
of honor, furnished pleasant di-
version for the following guests.
Mrs. Clyde Butler, Mrs. George
Handel, Miss Martha Butler, Mrs.
Harry Case, Mrs. Chester Scheid-
erer, Mrs. Ralph Handel, Mrs.
Clarence Asman, daughter Nan
cy, Mrs. Chris Nader, Mrs. Ruth
Snodgrass, Mrs. Carl Boerger,
Mrs. Fred Handel, daughter Bet
ty, Mrs. Pearl Snodgrass, all of
Marysville; Mrs. John Thiergart-
ner, daughter Beverly, and Mrs.
Elmer Kaufman, of Milford Cen
ter Invited guests unable to at
tend included Mrs. Morrison
Skidmore, of Columbus, Mrs.
Philip Brake, Mrs. John Butler,
Mrs. j. M. Butler, and Mrs. E.
manuel Blumenschein.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
PAsT MATRoNs MEET

Past MatronS of the eleventh
district, o. E. S. met at the home
of Mrs. Lily Wood, in East Lib
erty. Six members were present.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
pHARIsBuRc CHURCH

Rally day will be held at the
Pharisburg Church Sunday, Oct.
9. Sunday school will be held
at IL a. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
PROGRESS CLUB

Miss Nellie Taylor will enter
tain Progress Club Tuesday eve
ming in her home on w. Fourth
st. Mrs. Noel MatherS will pre-
sent a paper on Carolina
Mountain Folk.
IL IL IL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06
20 " III
McGUFFEY LITERARY CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. HURD

Mrs. Max Hurd, assisted by
Mrs. Laura Fogle, entertained the
McGuffey Literary Club Friday
afternoon at her home. Mrs. Ethel
Johnson, vice president presided
and conducted the business. Quo
tations were prepared by Mrs.
Anna Scott, devotions were given
by Mrs. Delmar Smith, and Mrs.
Emma Tallman was program
leader. Readings were given by
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Dwight Shuler
and Mrs. Fred Scheiderer, and the
program closed with two contests,
and a song fest, after which re-
freSmentS were served by the
hosteSSeS.
One guest, Mrs. John Baker,
and these additional members
were present: Mrs. Andrew Bak-
er, Mrs. Harley Bidlack, Mrs.
Bessie Crider, Mrs. Dana Griffin,
Mrs. Bert McCarty, Mrs. Everett
Mohler, Mrs. Laura Shuster,
Mrs. Earl Wiley and Mrs. Mar
garet Wrinkle.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-10-06

ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

entered that school Miss Chlvers
Will continue her college training
at Lincoln. Last year she attend
ed the University of Minnesota.
Oscar Newman accompanied MIR,
Chivers 10 Missouri.
Miss Ernestine Shaffer of Chi
Cago, Ill, has returned to her
home after having been the house
guest Of Miss Ryllar Clayburn,
3SI3 Smelling Ave. for one week.
After 81 years OF service, Mr.,
Frednc Edwards OF 22O6 Elliot
Ave, recently retired from the
position as porter for the Pullman
Company due to Ill health.
Mrs Felix FOEE of 1922 Elliot
Ave, is mentioning with friends
and relatives in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Andrew Clark OF Daven-
port. Iowa was among the Hsi-
tors attending the AM.E. Confer
ence in St Paul last week While
here he visited the home OF his
niece, Mrs. J. C Crowder 4l44
Oakland Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

YVORRs Weber, daughter Of
Mrs, Lucille Weber, ITO Carroll
Ave, and Or. Earl Weber, $50 N,
Dale ST. viii be married Satur-
day, Sept, ~, TO Junius Powell. In
ST, Peter ClAvrr Catholic church.
A reception win be held after the
wedding IN the home Of the brides
mother
Walter Archer. son Of Mrs, Ella
Archer, sos Rondo Ave-, 10 ex.
pectcd TO arrive home this week.
end TO visit with his mother and
brother. Philip Archer, Walter 10
IN the navy and Is stationed In
New York.
The WOncn'S Auxiliary Of 81.
Philips Episcopal church met
Thursday, Sept, 10, at the home
Of Mrs William warrieka. TAI 81
Anthony Ave.
NisltiRE Mrs Mary EddlRGu,
us ST. Anthony Ave, over the
weekend was her sister. Miss Ines
Williams Of Chicago.
Mrs v. HanlIltOn Of Oklahoma
City and her daughteT-in.lAw,
Mrs. Bob Hamilton Of Chicago.
left Monday morning, Sept ~,
for their respective homes after
spending some time Waiting with
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Schuck, Sr..
s4A Fuller Ave, While here, they
were entertained by Mrs, NJ, v,
oden, 6T2 81, Anthony Ave; Mrs,
James Gree and her mother, Mrs.
Samuel schuck. Al7 Kent st., Mr..
and Mrs Leon Smith, 07p ROndo
Ave,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon OF To-
Peka, Kama, parents Of Mrs, Har.
~ Chiles. 1000 N Dale st., are In
the city visiting their daughter
and family They arrived in the
city Friday. Sept, .. and spent the
weekend fishing In Northern Min.
nesotA.
Mr.. W. u. WATTIrLs Of DeA
Moinea. Iowa, who attended the
conference Of the AMB churches
held In 81, Paul last week. was
the house guest OF his son and
daughter-ih- law, Mr. and Mrs,
William =. Warricks, TAI H. An
thony Ave
The WOmeR's Auxiliary OF the
Postal Alliance met Tuesday,
Sept IS. at the home Of Mrs L.
Roy LaEenberry. SAL 81 Anthony
Ave,
Mira. Fila Curry Hickman, 400
N 81 AibanA. entertained at
breakfast Monday morning, Sept.
~ Rev and Mrs c. H. Copeland
Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa ana Mrs.
y. clippings Of ~. Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Mira Ora Parks Of sac ColfNx
Ave has as her house guest Mrs.
Lena Blackburn Of Omaha. Neb.
Mrs, Blackburn Is the daughter
of Mrs Parks
Mr. and Mrs. y. o. Harris of
1857 &th Ave. So vacRtioned =
week with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. l.. p. Payne Of Kansas City.
Mo,
Mrs. Fern Helm of 1909 5th
Ave s. enjoyed q delightful week
while attending the National Ur-
ban League in Denver. Colo.
MrS- 4. Henderson Of 1929 Bry-
ant Ave. No, had as her after
noon guest Monday, Sept. II. Mrs.
Cara Hale of Duckhill. Miss. Mrs,
Hale Is the mother OF Messrs,
Willie and Jimmie Hale Of 1901
Bryant Ave. No,
MIR. and Mrs. Palmer jackson
of 370S Fourth Ave. So. are en-
joying a wonderful two week va.
cation travelling They are visit.
ing many popular cities before
returning home, Their tour will
include Seattle, San Francisco,
Mexico, Los Angeles, Omaha and
Portland,
Mrs Mary Early of 2236 4th
Ave. s. entertained over the week
end MIR. and Mrs Wilbur Ross of
Chicago. Ill
Out of town guests attending
the Crenshaw Howell wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles s,
Crenshaw, Sr., aunt and uncle Of
the bride, Messrs. David and Her
bert Crenshaw. and Donna Jean
Crenshaw, brothers and niece of
the bride. The CrenshRws are
from Chicago.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Labor Day week end here ana rS-
turned home TUESDAY
Mrs. Fila Archer. 800 Rondo
Ave. returned Sunday, Sept. IL
from her two weeks vacation, She
visited relatives and friends In
Kansas city. Muskogou, Tulsa and
Haskell, Okla. and other cities.
Among the people who entertained
her In MuSkogee were Mrs. Evelyn
Eubanls and Mrs, Eva Make In
Tulsa, Mrs, Archer visited her
step-sister, Mrs, Julia Henderson.
whom she had not seen in many
years
MFA. Margaret Young anh her
daughter, Marsha, 2sg N, Avon,
returned Monday, Sept. ~, after
Waiting relatives and friends Ia
Aurora, III,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

home she shall visit her nephew
and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Christopher of Alameda, Calf
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas AdaIr of
$50 Bryant Ave. No. had as their
weekend guest Mr.. Edward Wash
ington of Gadsden, Ala. Mr.
Washington is the brother Of Mrs.
Adair
Mrs. Thomas Brown. 1889 5th
Ave. No. Is convalesclng at her
home
Relatives and friends will miss
Miss Constance l. Chlvers great
ly. Miss Chivers was accompanied
TO Lincoln University, jefferson
City, Mo. by her father. Mr. Cur
tbs Chivers Monday where she
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

on . stghtseetng tour Of Mime
sofa. lie viii spend two days OF his
Northern tour in Duluth. Minno.
sofa. This In his first visit to ST.
Paul.
The Minnesota widows Club
mot at the home Of Mrs, ELLA
jackson. 81 West Jessaminc St,
Sunday afternoon at p, m.
Mr. and MrA. Emerson HArria Of
Los Angeles, California arrived
Saturday, Sept 10 by car for q
three week Wait with their son
and dauEhter-in.lRw, Mr. and
Mrs, James Griffin, hs7 Rondo
Ave.
Mr.. and Mira VIM. A. Hanna,
$40 Western. worr the recent
guests of Mr., GRmAIiSl Ferguson
at his home outside OF DAiryland.
Wisconsin, The HannAa spent the
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16
& PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

An impressive three weeks vacation ended Sunday Sep
temoer ii Tor the Worthy Turner's who mOtOred Los Angeles
hollywood Berkeley Montana and Reno Nevada where they
visited many of Mr.. Turner'S relatives and friends
Mrs. Esse Arnold Of 2lO4 f. 29th St is attending the
national Baptist Convention in Los Angeles Before her return
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST.. Paul

Miss Carolyn Jean Matthews left for home Institute,
West Virginia Sunday September H. after spending three
months with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs James Griffin
6SI Rondo Ave Miss Matthews will return West Virginia
State College where she will her Junior year.
Mr. Joseph NJ Jasper Richmond Virginia is Ia the city
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

bqUAu VAT WIN FNENVU VuINluV' IHV UNTIVNuVEI WIN
a great deal Of bowling and showing OF teeth made
them two stiff drinks The drinks were about half
whiskey and half mix The two cops took the
drinks over TO . booth and pulled on them slowly
while they watched the televison where q
baseball game was in progress, One of them came
back TO the bar The bartender made refils Again
half whisley and half mix Before they had Finished
these two loaded mghballs, some hAf-drunk
character nrched up to the booth and asked TO
buy them another drink They played Il cool this
time. They only took bottle Of ale apiece, They
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16

Of New had he duty Of
protecting heavy plus
they
They wouldn't dared do would
thcys
may point that particular during
day has become hSngou for numbers players and rAcCac
players outside
I'll the results that IT'S like gauntlet
get through The characters who hang around eer stare and
passes park carriages
ey go INSIDE 10 place ther numbers OF their racing beta some OF
these people play as high a. Ve and six dollars day on numbers
and
Add this to the OVeCrO~dRE tn" dirt the bad housing the
exploitation ignorance,
public tragic apathy Negro leadership
dismAl picture picture that repeated
Negro communities throughout the country
There Negro leader soCAICd n 10
south find Nor does Of the SoOd
have Europe South America Mexico Asia anywhere
else to and yOwL
enough to In to keep busy
enough 20 EVERY Negro community today
the local neiEhbOrhOod yAmmcr GAmm"r boys busy
HERE AND THERE Sue KcncyS address and
mady searching It Was walking Fifth Avenue Friday
afternoon Bless didn't Sue down the Avenue
She fine We other that almost had
good Navy blue the fall color Navy blue
land do hope spelled his ugh told about orbach
told all the years I've
traded Gene hope he the wteup Fortune magazine
about oroSchS oro"ehs mas some ""h"u Co'" P''u ABOUT
merchandise No
a makes possible Sometime will
tell ladies about Fourteenth street But most certainly you
York obachS Incidentally Mnnoapo
Fifth Avenue here Mr. LooerS suits and coats
Did hear that Gordon Parks had his Buick
Carnapped the Mag building but the
got back? Sally q reported this
Mag fotog New
you should friend nSman Cecil
choice titles
small Minnesota colony Al PARKS Much 10
still acts like Parks That's accomplishment In
guy up
Woody Mills Berry Ollie GrHntham LOnne
Thompson BarsdA the who would
ONE gallon Of gasoline BeryR
IN spite ride
ask ONE He doesn't let things to his had
Cecil and PeckSk freclance assign
Courier Billy IT, Rowe also got
dollars his 049 Buick during the
The appropriate comment about PeekSn H. How
stupid public the radio and the fool
with crash heard clear 10
film Negro family who
eleventh Broadway
-. CULINARY DEPARTMENT For delicious fruit for
dessert pear ginger Peel
pears your mechanical baler gadget balls In
dishes chilled ale them Ummm' you
all substitute champagne for
ginger breakfast little garlic
lightly toast then butter while Sun hot
the cafe society and plush down
town IL going car.azy ummy
That's tells Folks here
squAwng the Look magazine article by Walter White
cuud brother
to lily whit that Walter has
definitely panties than Well that
mains II you doesnt hootn ell about
anything the Theresa that his leave Of
NAACP win be permanent leaving Roy wilkins 70 keep
the top SPOT pub
Hshed EnRah gentleman pretty WIFE viii
give I'D ghost publish
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-09-16
WAY SEE
~. BY NEIL OODSOn RUSSELL

NEW YoRKs FINEST This happened nights
of Hariems best known
Two big policemen They duty;
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23
Christmas Party

The Residence of the Clark St.
Y. M. G. A. are having their an
nual Christmas party December %,
1949,at which time there will be
an exchange of gifts, serving Of
refreshments and a recreation
hour.
Those participating are: Misses
Joan Parsley, Lille Parsley, Ply
lis Parsley, Mary Mills, Florence
Higgenbothem, Edna Weaklin, AL
via Daniels, Claudia Brittian, Mary
Hughes, Mary Emboy, Mrs Jenny
Freeland, Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs.
Mary Lau Blackman, Mrs. Geneva
eve Moore, and Mrs. Letish CHM.
The Clark st. Y. M. c.. A. staff
have started their Christmas vaca-
tisn, with Miss Pitts, executive
director, who is leaving for Col
umbus, Mrs. Genevieve Moore, re-
sidence director is leaving for
Cincinnati, and Miss Mary Hughs,
office sec. is leaving for Rising
Sun. Indiana.
The Adult Industrial Club is
having their Annual Christmas
Dinner Party December 27, 1949
in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cummings.
The Business and Professional
Club is having for the first time
a Semi Farmal Once d
a Semi Formal Dance at the Ma
sonic Temple December 81, 1919
at 5000 pm. Each member is
inviting two guests.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23
Rev. G.. w. Lucas
In Clinic
Presentation

The Reverend G.. W. Lucas Of
the Bethel Baptist church will
take a leading part in the Chris
tian amily Life Clinic which will
be presented at the Westminster
Presbyterian church on January
26, 1850. The clinic is sponsored
by the Christian. Family Life
Committee Of the Church FEEDER
alton of Dayton and Montgomery
County.
Besides serving on the forum,
Reverend Lucas will present the
five minute prescription on the
forum, Reverend Lucas will pre-
sent the five minute prescription
on the Family at Worship. He is
also chairman Of the sub-com-
mite Of the Christian Family
Life Clinic. He is the denomin-
ational representative Of the Ma
tional Baptists.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23

Club Plans Gala
Affairs

Christmas Eve, Saturday, Dec
ember "a, the Management of the
Chauffeur's and Maids Club at
1O8 W. Washington St. is plan
ming a gala affair for all mem
bers and friends.
There will be different amuse-
ments for the guest and prizes.
The usual Holiday drinks, Eggnog
and Tom & Jerry, along with a
buffet luncheon served free Of
charge.
To all Members, Friends and
Patrons 0 f the club the manage
ment wishes to take this opport-
unity to express their appreciation
and happiness in serving you
throughout the year.
To all a Merry Christmas and A
Happy New Year.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23

Even with Christmas "Just
around the Corner" Judge Paul
Sherer is still handing "No Driv-
ing Greetings" to Drunken Driv-
ers who insist on mixing gasoline
with intoxicating liquor and Great
ing danger and havoc among the
citizens of the city.
Heading the list of driving
while intoxicated was Billy A..
Farmer, of 837 Connors (form-
erly Frederick) st. who was
caught driving while drunk and
fined $50 and cost with six
months in the workhouse and
"waved from the roads" for a
period Of five years by the court.
Billy escaped the workhouse
sentence by suspension of same
IN the part of the Court who
felt he would appreciate being
home. for Christmas. Billy is his
fathers right hand aid in the
trucking business as a driver, but
it will be in 1866 before Billy
can relieve his father at the steer
ing wheel.
Others feeling, the wrath of the
Judge were: John H. Demons, 38
Campbell st, ruled off the road
for a period of three years for
drunken driving and given a fine
Of $50 and cost after leaving the
scene of an accident in front Of
$40 Warren st.
Daniel Francis, Jr. of ALSO
Farnham Avenue, was given
"time out" for one year to re-
mind himself cit doesn't pay to
drive while you're drunk. The
Court gave him a fine of $50
and cost and a 80 days sentence
in the workhouse, with the latter
being suspended on condition
that he be good.
Joe Chapman, home at large,
received the biggest fine of the
day for the driving while intoxi-
Gated charge and ended up with
a fine totaling 5000 and court
cost and landed in the workhouse
for a 80 day cooling off period"
According to the record, Chap
man was hauled into court for
improper operation and violation
of the drivers license law. For
the improper operation he was
fined 500 and cost and went to
the workhouse for 80 days. For
the violation of the Drivers Ii
cense law he received a fine of
$500 and cost and a suspended
sentence Of six months in the
workhouse on condition that he
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23
The Express Urge
Caution During
The Holidays

This will be our last warning
before the holidays are upon us
to Daytonians to exercise the
strictest Of caution both in the
home and out of the home. Sew
veral days ago the EXPRESS en-
umerated some suggestions for
the safest handling of Xmas trees.
There should be reread now, and
heads Of households should make
it their first order Of business to
ensure that they are rigidly adj
hered TO-.
It is expected that 435 persons
will be killed over the holiday
weekend. These figures were Civ
en- out yesterday by the National
Safety Council. Do you remember
Labor Day weekend? The council
made predictions which were far
exceeded inactuality. The death
rate to an all-time high.
Now most Of the fatalities will
ocur on the roads and highways
Of the nation. Conditions will be
worse this holiday because Of
early darkness, slippery streets,
logged windows, etc. This area
here is one of the most hazard
Gus in the country. In the four
city safety contest with Omaha,
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23
From Police B/btter
BY Jimmie N. Jones

pay the damages of another E r
involved in an accident.
Lock Lewis, 2455 Lakeview ave.
was given a fine of $40 and
cost for having number slips in
his possession.
Despite the stern warnings Of
the EXPRESS, regarding certain
safety methods . against purse
~snatchers, strongarm bandits, pet
ty thieves and sneak thieves who
watch for careless citizens who
still leave their cars unlocked and
unguarded with valuables in
them.
This wkas the Ease of Rose
This was the case Of Rose
Schneider, $50 Fountain ave., who
reported the loss of her purse
stolen from her unlocked car"
shortly before midnight Wednes-
day in front of her bakery shop
at 400 Salem ave.,
According to the victim her
purse contained one diamond ring
valued at $1,000, a diamond wrist
watch, valued at $3.50, another
wrist watch valued at $55 and
$50 in cash, a total Of $1,455
which went to make some "thief
a Merry Christmas if the police
don't catch up with him.
Bound over tothe grand jury
Thursday were: Paul Long, 1O43
Carver Place, charged with grand
larceny and held under a bond
of $500; Johnny L. johnson, %,
Of 1876 Cornell ave., Auto theft,
bond $500; Jack Culpepper, "a,
of 127 Oberline ave., auto theft
and burglary; $1,000 bond and
James R. Nelson, %, Of 213 Dun
All cases were arraigned before
Common Pleas Court Judge Les
ter Cecil.
Two of the top men of the
Fleetwood Night Club" operat-
ing under a recently new charter
now known as the Sportsman
Club , raided last Sunday morn
ing and charged with illegal sales
of Intoxicating liquors., and with
out proper State Liquor License
were given fines of 5000 and 80
days in workhouse.
They were Robert Pero, 26, of
625 S. Main st. listed as the
president of &he club, and EN-
NETT Morrow Smith, so of 26
Ashlet st, both of Minnisburg,
Ohio. They we're sentenced by
Harrison Township Justice Of the
Peace Burl E. Stickney. The raid
Continued Of Page y
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23

Toledo and Akron, Dayton is lag
ging far in the rear with no OPP
or tn nifty ofm owing T
portunity Of moving even into
third place.
This calls for extreme diligence
or the part Of both drivers and
pedestrians. Jay walking and the
like must be religously avoided.
Driving while intoxicated must
be reduced to nothing. Speeding
is taboo.
These regulations n supposed
to be followed 365 days a year, Of
course. Thru carelessness and dar-
ing they are often violated. Dur
ing the next two weeks parti-
cular emphasis must be laid on
the most careful observation Of
traffic rules. Should they be ig-
nored the most tragic consequences
may occur.
If it seems that we dwell at
length on this topic it is only be-
cause we want all of our readers
to have a most Merry Xmas and
Happy New Year. We don't want
you to celebrate the yuletide
from the hospital or from the
graveyard.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-23
Jr.
Daughter Elks
Elect Officers

The newly elected officers of
the Jr. Daughter Elks, Springfield,
Ohio are:
Daughter Ruler - Ethel Watkins
Vice Daughter Ruler Clara Howard
Assistant Daughter Ruler : Ger
aldine WEIGH
Chaplin ---- Doris Hammond
Financial Secretary Alma Green
Recording Sectreary = Barbara
Trimble
Treasure Barbara Stewart
Door Keeper 49, Patsy Seldom
Gate Keeper Barbara Morgan
First Trustee 1880 Mary Bell
Second Trustee Laretta Moore
Third Trustee 4----- Eve Gee
These Marchetta's are planning
and making preparations to at
tend the Ohio State Convention
to be held in Dayton this June.
they are hoping to bring back to
Springfield many honors and
prizes.